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Focus On Scugog wants fo keep you informed about the events and activities which will be taking place throughout the township during 2006. Here is a listing ots ‘some of the many events. We inet community list- li of Scugog Township. Send a brief. discretion of your event (max. 35 words) by email fo focus@ observerpub.ca today. Deadline for submissions for the next issue of Fo- cus On Scugog is April 28, 2006. April 22, 2006 - Town Hall Concert Series Town Hall 1873 presented Quagmyre, a high-en- ergy Celtic Rock band consisting of fiddles, vocals, guitars, drums, and step dancing, the group fuses Celtic themes with funk, rock and roll, and contem- porary rhythms. Tickets are available at Henshall’s 905-985-1965. Concert begins at 8 p.m. April 29, 2006 - That’s Entertainment Town Hall 1873 presents the return of Bev Foster, who has been busy recording. Joining Bev will be Wendy Solomon, an accomplished professional musician. Showtime at 8 p.m. For more information or tickets call 905-985-1965 April 22, 23, 2006 - 3rd Annual Scugog Spring Garden Show Show held at Scugog Community Recreation Centre. Admission $4.00 or $6.00 for weekend pass. Time: 10:00am-5:00pm Saturday and Sunday. For more information call Brenda Robinson at 905-985-8698 or by email at brobinson@township.scugog.on.ca April 27, 2006 - Ladies Night Get ready for downtown Port Perry's 3rd Annual Ladies Night from 6-10pm. Residents and visitors can enjoy beautiful downtown Port Perry and the lakefront while experiencing the many beautiful shops and restaurants. Watch for in-store promotions and special treats. May 6, 2006 - Lake Scugog Spring Studio Tour 2006 Some of Scugog’s finest artistic talents will exhibit their work at this 7th an- nual self-guided tour. See pottery, stained glass, pait ography, fi- bre art, jewellery, and Se tues: For more information call 905-985-7418. le for tic Tailgate Sale, taking place on Monday, May 22nd from 8:00 am to 2: 00 pm. The Mu- seum grounds will be open for all vendors to sell their yard sale treasures from their car. Individuals can be part of the sale by reserving their space in advance. The cost to reserve your space is $20. Call Shannon at 905-985- 3589 for more information. June 3, 2006 - Canoe the Nonquon The traditional canoe race down the Nonquon River and into Lake Scugog will be held on Saturday, June 3rd. Registration takes place Friday, June ya Coto) ar-) mr-tolan(-Me) Mi dal-Maat-lah ae-\'4-10 1 5) scheduled for the summer 2006 2nd from 6:00 - 9:00 pm and Saturday, June 3rd from 7:00 - 9:00 am. Contact the Museum at 905-985-3589 for more information. June 29, 2006 - Moonlight Madness Mark your calendars for this years’ Moonlight Madness! Downtown Port Perry stays open ‘till way past bedtime! Most stores remain open until Midnight and offer savings of 20- 50% off. Info at www.discoverportperry.ca July 1, 2006 - Canada Day Celebrations All day event at Palmer Park. Live entertainment throughout the day. Chil- dren's activities, games, prizes and giveaways. Come for the day, stay for the fireworks at dusk. Sponsored by The Scugog Chamber of Commerce. July 8, 2006 - Dragon Boat Races The second annual dragon boat festival host- ed by The Dragon Flies. Races cover 500m with three boats in each heat. The course will take place on Lake Scugog, from the west side of Scugog Island over to Palmer Park. Forty teams will take part in this year’s festival. July 9, 2006 - Museum Antique Show The Scugog Shores Historical Museum will be hosting the annual Antique Show in the Village on Sunday, July 9th from 9:00 am — 4:00 pm. Unique antique and collectible vendors from across Durham Region and the Kawartha Lakes. Admission to the event is $3 for adults, children under 12 are free. For information call 905-985-3589. July 15, 16, 2006 - Mississaugas 10th Traditional Pow Wow Mississaugas of Scugog Island hold a gathering of est Nations people to celebrate their traditions through drum, dance, and song. Native food & crafts to be enjoyed. Sunrise ceremony both days. All oes For infor- mation call 905-985-3337. Location 22521 Island Rd. July 22, 2006 - Highands of Durham Games land Games with Heavy Events, Pipe Bands, Highland Dance Competition, Scottish Breed Dog ow, British Cars & Bikes, Celtic Entertainment, Highland Cattle, Aberdeen Angus Show, Clydesdale Show. Two exciting days of activities, July 22, 23. For information call 888-253-5552. August 25, 26, 2006 - Blackstock Fair Demo derby opening night, Parade, Livestock shows, Horse pull, Agricultural tent, 4-H Achievement day, Homecraft displays, Kid’s World, ATV, Dog obstacle course, Dance. For information 905-986-0035. 905-985-0761 30 Focus On Scugog focus@observerpub.ca