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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, April 4, 2012 · 24 Up All Night Outreach is about teaching Continued from page 23 Arthur Murray studio celebrates milestone April 4 marks the date of birth of one of the men whose name has become synonymous with dance and dance instruction. This year also marks 100 years since the late Arthur Murray stepped onto the dance floor to teach people how to do what he did best. To mark the dance teacher's birthday and 100 years of dance lessons at studios bearing his name, Oakville's Arthur Murray Dance Studio franchise is hosting a number of fun activities today (Wednesday). Today's celebrations run until 9 p.m. with refreshments served throughout the day. There are student demonstrations from 3 to 3:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. There are free sample lessons from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. And, there is a dance party from 8:15 to 9 p.m. The dance studio is located at 9 Lakeshore Rd. W. For more details, call 905-8490707. conflicts arise, the group goes elsewhere. The musicians are all professionals and are terrific players, Morrison said. The quality aspect is important as the group hopes to excite its audiences about classical music and not turn it off. And, of course, the programs must be educational. "Everything we do has an entertainment content and an education content. We just don't put it on so the kids can be amused. We try to teach them something," Morrison said. The concerts, aside from featuring music, also feature storytelling components. Its recent Viva Vivaldi presentation brought Antonio Vivaldi back from the past with a time machine so the young audience members at the concert could learn more about him. Aside from doing shows and concerts, the committee puts on a poster concert each year, in which children are asked to draw an orchestral instrument or instruments. There are three age categories: JK/SK, Grades 1-3, and Grades 4-6. This year's poster contest has an entry deadline of May 25. The other outreach committee members are Klaudia Mirossayova, Brigitte Cormier, Ron McKee and Anne Morton. Dominik Kurek can be reached at dkurek@ oakvillebeaver.com or followed on Twitter at @DominikKurek. Buckman Coe performs the blues at Moonshine ERIC RIEHL / OAKVILLE BEAVER / @halton_photog END OF SHOW: Silhouetted are people looking at a piece of art at the Oakville Galleries Youth Council's closing party on Friday for its second annual exhibit, Up All Night. Area teens were invited to the closing party to see what some of their peers have created. Vancouver-based Buckman Coe will be performing at The Moonshine Café on Thursday (April 5) as part of his crossCanada concert tour. The down home Americana and soul-drenched blues musician will perform tunes from his second album, By The Mountain's Feet. The concert begins at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $5. The café is located at 137 Kerr St. For more information on Coe, visit www.buckmancoe. com. Colour Special $ any colour service when you bring this ad! First visit only 25 off 518 Postridge Drive 905-257-7427 www.colouraddiction.com beauty & spa (Bob Richardson) HAIR APPEAL HI-LITES AND DESIGNER CUTS $99 Introductory Special Voted Best Salon & Best Stylist Would like to welcome Robert to the business! He is a licensed, full time experienced hairstylist specializing in men's hairstyling using barbering techniques. We use products that include Redken For Men and American Crew. FOR MEN GRAND OPENING Featuring Linda Hall, Jeff & Carey from California. Come visit Robert today! FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 905-845-0251 Children are welcome too! New to town? Need a change? Why not give us a try! We are always accepting new clients... and we are happy to see our old clients too! College Park Plaza 905-338-6465 · www.bob-r-shop.com 220 Lakeshore Road E, 2nd Floor 905-844-DIVA 308 Church Street, Oakville