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www.oakvillebeaver.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, April 9, 2010 · 40 Veteran ensemble musicians will take the stage Continued from page 39 ence to mingle in an effort the engage the audience more. The musicians for the upcoming concert will be Tanya Charles on the violin, Peter Ing on the viola, Hanna Kim on the cello and Takayo Noguchi on the violin. Violinist Linda Choi, who was originally scheduled, was replaced by Noguchi because she could not perform due to a date conflict. The artists have all worked together and the three original musicians in the group have been with the ensemble since it formed three years ago, including performing in for several concerts before the ensemble's official start. The concert takes place at St. Simon's Anglican Church, located at 1450 Litchfield Rd. It begins at 7:30 p.m. and goes on for about an hour and a half. Advance tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for students and seniors and $50 for families. Tickets at the door cost $35 for general admission. For more information visit www.oakville-ensemble.ca. Poetry Month continues For this month's Poetry Month the Moonshine Café is hosting Poetry With A Conscience Sunday, April 11. The free event will include poetry readings relating to the environment, human rights, war and peace, social equality and similar topics. The event runs from noon to 2 p.m. The café is located at 137 Kerr St. For more information on details of Poetry Month in Oakville, visit www.oakvillepoetry.org. Jazz and blues at museum Accomplished jazz and blues musician Tyler Yarema is coming to the Halton Regional Museum in Kelso Conservation Area for a performance Sunday, April 11. The concert is part of the Jazz at the Museum series which raises money for the museum's capital renovation campaign. Yarema is a jazz and blues piano player and a singer/songwriter. Yarema has more than 40 recordings and is a regular in the Toronto club scene. His influences include the likes of Frank Sinatra, Feist, Oscar Peterson and Bob Marley. On stage Yarema will be joined by bass player Terry Wilkins, who has been involved with The Flying Circus from 1969 to 1973. Ticket sales will go to the Museum Foundation, which is raising money for the capital expenses. The conservation area is located in Milton. The performance runs from 2-4 p.m. in the Hearth Room of the museum. Tickets cost $20 and include light snacks. Seating is limited. To reserve, call 905-875-2200, ext. 21. For more information and directions, visit www.halton.ca/museum. Correction A Wednesday, April 7 story in The Oakville Beaver about PSYCHIC OAKVILL E the Mocean Dance group's performance this weekend contained incorrect information. It is a free, pay what you can event. The Beaver regrets the error and any inconvenience it may have caused. April 9 , 10th & 11th th FAIR Friday: 2pm-10pm Saturday: 11am-10pm Sunday: 11 am-7 pm C O R R E C T I O N N OT I C E Mocean Dance Press Release In the short story of the Wednesday's Oakville Beaver Guests complained about meal Continued from page 38 "Nova Scotia Dancers in Oakville" incorrectly listed the price for tickets at $125. Psychics, Tarot Cards, Auras, Palmistry, Crystals, Fortune Tellers, Lectures & More. In actuality this show is a free "Pay What You Can Performance". Thank You 2 for 1 admission with this ad Admission: $5 Quality Inn, Oakville 754 Bronte Rd. down in a more relaxed setting," he said. During the two days of filming in his home, Bot had four colleagues, including his business partner Cosimo Panetta, in his home who sampled his own cooking on day one of the filming, and the food prepared with the help of the show's two hosts on the second day. On the first day he made a paella dish, which includes rice, meat and seafood in one pot. When he served the meal the response from his co-workers was less than flattering. He said, "I put it out there and they all started complaining: `Oh, I can't have the rice touch the meat. I can't eat it,' because she's a vegetarian and then it was too spicy for the pregnant girl and the fish smell upset her. Then Cosimo doesn't eat fish. The only part he can eat is the meat and the rice and then Richard broke into hives because of the spices. They really destroyed me. They critiqued the food," he recalled. Bot has lived in Oakville for 17 years and has been part owner of the hair salon for the last seven years. He was contacted to do the show by its casting director who happens to be a customer of the salon. At first he was hesitant, but then agreed. "I've been having fun," he joked. The second day of filming included help from the show's two hosts who try to balance out a healthy meal, but one that also tastes good. "Now with Julie focusing on vitamins it will actually help me balance out my diet and to support a friend that comes over with a vegetarian need and to adapt my cooking to involve her needs as well." The episode is part of Healthy Gourmet's second season which will air sometime this summer. CANADIAN DANCE COMPANY WARNING: MATURE ADULT THEMES AND OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEANS OVER 60,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS MOCEAN DANCE Saturday April 10th Tickets available as "Pay-What-You-Can" ALTdot COMEDY LOUNGE ON LOCATION Thursday April 15th DON VAPPIE & THE CREOLE JAZZ SERENADERS Thursday April 29th All performances are at The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts To purchase tickets, please call our box office at 905-815-2021 or order on-line at www.oakvillecentre.ca BEAT THE HST! 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