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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, June 24, 2016 | 26 John Bkila Editor jbkila@oakvillebeaver.com Plenty of entertainment at Ribfest ith plenty of fare to choose from at this year's The CoOperators Oakville Family Ribfest this weekend, there will also be a variety of entertainment for eventgoers. A main attraction tonight (Friday) will be The Argues, who return for the fourth year to perform on the main stage. Hosted by the Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar, the annual ribfest, now in its fifth year, will take place at Sheridan College's Trafalgar Road campus, 1430 Trafalgar Rd., from Friday-Sunday (June 24-26). The Argues are set to perform from 6:15-8:15 p.m. An indie roots-rock family band, The Argues officially formed in Toronto in 2010 and are now based out of Springwater, Ont. Fronting the band is Sisters Argue, made up of Sabrina Argue, 15, on vocals, keyboards, guitar, bass, percussion and Artscene "Connected to your Community" W harmonica, and Lauren Argue, 18, on vocals, bass and guitar. Rounding out the group are dad Mike Argue on guitar and mom Chantale Argue on drums. "(Sabrina and Lauren) have been wowing audiences with their talent on vocals, multiple instruments and songwriting," stated a media release. "They are serious musicians and have led the band at countless live shows over the past five years. With natural references to TV's The Partridge Family, The Argues sound more like Tom Petty and The Lumineers." The band performs rock, blues, country and folk covers, as well as some of their own originals. The Argues have worked with producer/engineer Michael Jack; Jeff Healey Band's Joe Rockman; Texassippi Bluesman Danny Brooks; engineer Nick Blagona and celebrity photogra- pher, Marko Shark. The group has also shared the stage with Canadian musicians, such as: The David Love Band; Irene Torres and the Sugar Devils; JW Jones; and Jack DeKeyzer, and have been warm-up for Hotel California, April Wine and Finger Eleven. The Argues debut album Something New will be released later this summer. The main stage at ribfest will have scheduled entertainment Friday, from 4-11 p.m., Saturday (11 a.m.-11 p.m.) and Sunday (11 a.m.-7 p.m.) On the docket are tribute bands Acrobat (U2), Glory Days: A Bruce Springsteen Experience, and The Caverners Beatles Tribute; as well as classic rock group Rocket 88; the High Rendition Jazz Band; and reggae band Circle 5, to name a few. For a complete schedule of the entertainment, visit oakvillefamilyribfest.com/ entertainment. The Argues, clockwise, from front: Sisters Argue Sabrina Argue, 15 (holding the guitar), and Lauren Argue, 18; dad Mike Argue and mom Chantale Argue. | photo courtesy The Argues I N T R O S P E C T I O N Film fest to screen A Legacy of Whining The Oakville Festival of Film and Arts' (OFFA) third annual film festival will feature the Ontario premiere of A Legacy of Whining. The Willson Oakville Film Festival, which officially kicks tonight (Friday), runs to Sunday (June 26). The comedic A Legacy of Whining is written and directed by Ross Munro, who also stars in the film alongside Robert David Duncan. "(The film) throws gasoline on the familiar cinematic trope of the male mid-life crisis then gleefully throws a lighted match onto the proceedings," stated a media release. Inspired by early 1970s American buddy films, the "shaggy dog comedy" tells the story of two former high school friends, Mitch (played by Munro) and Dunc (Duncan). "(The pair) reunite after 30 years to resurrect the faded corpse of their `glory years' only to find during their desperation-soaked dreamlike evening together, that perhaps, the past ain't all it's cracked up to be," the release stated. Shot in Vancouver, the film also features Angie Descalzi, Keilani Elizabeth Rose and Emily Haine (of Fargo and Deadpool). It is produced by Ron Heaps, Munro and his wife Maria Munro. Munro, who studied in the three-year Film and TV Production program at Humber College, is now based out of Vancouver and specializes in creating characterdriven movies with an "extreme vision." His influences include: Stanley Kubrick, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Jim Jarmusch, Luis Bunuel, and PT Anderson. Mike Fraser checks out artist Otilia Scriuba's (left) recent opening reception for her solo art show Introspection at Oakville Town Hall. The exhibit was curated by Rena Sava of ArtWorks Oakville art association. See story on insidehalton.com/oakville-on-whatson. | photo by Nikki Wesley ­ Oakville Beaver A Legacy of Whining will have its Ontario premiere at the Willson Oakville Film Festival on June 25. | screenshot of YouTube video In the Arts... Knox church concert Knox Presbyterian Church is hosting a concert tomorrow (Saturday) at 7:30 p.m. at the 89 Dunn St. church. Voices 4 Sound will feature Andrew Martin, multi-award winning vocalist Ali Mathew, gospel music producer/ vocalist Colvin Chambers and new artist Monique Watson. Proceeds will support the church's new sound system. There is a suggested donation of $20 and doors open at 6:30 p.m. Email office@knoxoakville.com for more details. incorrectly printed the closing date of the show. The exhibit is on display at Oakville Museum until June 18, 2017. The Beaver regrets the errors and any inconvenience it may have caused. Correction A story, Saturday will be last chance to catch Art and Fashion exhibit at Oakville Museum, in the Thursday, June 16 edition of the Oakville Beaver "The 1970s American buddy movies and comedy greats Monty Python occupy a big inspirational piece of his (Ross') creative heart," according to the release. Munro trained as an actor with Frank Cassini at The Actor's Foundry in Vancouver, and is critically-acclaimed for his feature Brewster McGee. His documentary-short Broken Palace debuted at the Vancouver International Film Festival in 2014 and screened at other festivals throughout 2015. A Legacy of Whining will be screened tomorrow (Saturday) at 3:30 p.m. at Film.Ca Cinemas, 171 Speers Rd. For a complete list of this year's films being showcased for the Willson Oakville Film Festival, or to purchase tickets, visit offa.ca. For more arts news, visit www.insidehalton.com/oakville-on-whatson