MUSE Gallery - Heart to Art April 19, 2007 22 artists took part in the Heart to Art pottery exhibit at the MUSE gallery in Toronto, with a portion of the sales from the exhibited peices going to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Many of the artists and guests came to the opening of the show. (above) Sunmi Jung's earthenware peice "Paradise" (below) Miguel Deras Zapata's peice "Fertility".
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Seneca Hill Public School - The Hobbit April 17, 2007 Grade 4, 5, 6, students at Seneca Hill Public School put on a production of 'The Hobbit'. Grade 6 student Andy gets his makeup put on. He was playing the part of 'Smaug' the dragon.
Skateboard Park Cleanup April 14, 2007 Matt and Zac clean off graffiti from the skateboard ramps during the annual Uxbridge skatepark cleanup, where local youth were invited to the skatepark to do a general cleanup to prepare the park for opening.
Easter Party April 07, 2007 Six-year-old Arin makes a funny face during a game of 'Simon Says' with the Easter bunny at the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nations, community Easter party.
Brendan Headshot
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
30-Hour Quilting Marathon March 31, 2007 The Quilters Cupboard participated in a national 30-hour-long quilting marathon. Over 3,000 quilt tiles were donated from across North America, of which the Quilters Cupboard used 45 to make two beautiful quilts. Over 130 participanting quilters from across Durham region and beyond helped The Quilters Cupboard raise over $20,000 for breast cancer support programs across the continent. Julie Bullen was one of the participating quilters who helped stitch the quilts together. Quilters Cupboard Website
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22 artists took part in the Heart to Art pottery exhibit at the MUSE gallery in Toronto, with a portion of the sales from the exhibited peices going to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Many of the artists and guests came to the opening of the show. 
The Quilters Cupboard participated in a national 30-hour-long quilting marathon. Over 3,000 quilt tiles were donated from across North America, of which the Quilters Cupboard used 45 to make two beautiful quilts. Over 130 participanting quilters from across Durham region and beyond helped The Quilters Cupboard raise over $20,000 for breast cancer support programs across the continent. Julie Bullen was one of the participating quilters who helped stitch the quilts together.
