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Thursday, June 18, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 35 www.SchlegelVillageS.com 226.251.3065 The Village of Arbour Trails, located within the Village By the Arborteum off Stone Road in Guelph. health & wellness seniors show Community Resources I Fitness & Exercise I Health & Wellness I Preventative Support Join us at the Village of Arbour Trails on Thursday, June 25th from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. Hear from our Guest Speakers: • Peter Curtis of Curtis Paralegal as he talks about What is a disability tax credit & are you eligible? • 11:00 - 11:30 am • Janet Evans from the Retirement Home Regulatory Authority as she discusses Who are we & how we protect seniors living in retirement homes? • 11:30 -12:00 pm THE VILLAGE OF ARBOUR TRAILS RETIREmEnT COmmUnITy PRESEnTS ENTERTAINMENT Send-off Concert on Friday Gaudeamus Youth Choir off to National Festival The Gaudeamus Youth Choir is one of 12 choirs from across Canada who will participate in the Unisong Choral Festival held on Canada Day on Parliament Hill. Guest Conductor Mark Sirett, will lead the mass choir performance of an all Cana- dian Choral program, presented with the National Arts Centre Orchestra on Canada Day. In addition to rehearsing performance num- bers with singers from all 12 choirs, the chamber choir will also sing their own concert in the Rotun- da at Parliament Hill. While there, they will pres- ent the National premiere of "Here for the Gold", an homage to Ontario penned for the choir be renowned Canadian Composer Stephen Hatfield. Guest performers will join the choir this Friday June 19, at the Red Door Gallery, 127 Mill St. for a Send-Off concert. With refreshments served at 6:30 p.m., musical selections will be performed by the choir and special guests, beginning at 7 p.m.. Baritone Russell Braun, pianist Carolyn Maule, Flutist Diane Murray-Charrett, and pianist Rach- elle Risling will share musical gifts during this cel- ebration. Proceeds from the evening will support the choir's journey to the nation's capital. Tickets are $25, available at Silver Creek Café, 112 Main Street, Georgetown. Contact 416-895-2697 or gaudeam- us@cogeco.ca for further information. Williams Mill presents Colour Colour Colour Williams Mill's new show (June 17 to July 5) fea- tures three new artists using different media to showcase beautiful colour. Kathryn Thomson's blown glass bowls and vases have an ethereal, sensuous quality to them. She sandblasts the glass like a painter would mark a canvas, and tells stories as she does so. Painter Kai-Liis McInnes takes themes from her travels; colourful dancers and brightly paint- ed east coast houses, even animals. Valerie Ashbourne creates 'colourscapes' from fabric; using traditional weaving with flow- ing ribbons, fabric and thread. Blues, greens and turquoises are offset by gold threads, purples and other jewel tones. The show's three artists use very different ma- terials, but they are united in the use of vibrant colour. Visit the gallery Saturday, June 20, 2-4 p.m. and meet the artists at the opening recep- tion. The Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre, 515 Main St., Glen Williams.