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In the park Guitarist at Moonshine Toronto-based guitarist Eric StLaurent will perform at the Moonshine Cafe tonight (Friday, June 18) in a trio of instrumentalists accompanied by a vocalist. St-Laurent released a CD this year, titled Epoch, featuring himself on guitar, Michel DeQuevedo on percussion and Jordaon O'Connor on bass. He performs Afro-Cuban inspired rhythms combined with jazz and blues. The concert will include both DeQuevedo and O'Connor as well as Justin Bacchus on vocals. Show time is 9 p.m. Cover charge is $5. The café is at 137 Kerr St. For reservations, call 905-844-2655. 35 · Friday, June 18, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com Abozzo's third dimension Oakville's Abbozzo Gallery will show another dimension of the art world -- a third dimension as it holds The Sculpture Show beginning Friday, June 18 through to July 4. The show will feature Carolina Lockwood who works with wood and ceramics. Displayed works could be used indoors or outdoors. The show will also feature paintings, prints and works on paper that depict sculpture or have a sculptural theme or textural element. A reception will take place on opening night from 7-10 p.m. with several sculptors in attendance, including guest artist Camilla GearyMartin, of the Sculptor's Society of Canada, who works with bronze . The gallery is located at 179 Lakeshore Rd. E. Visit www.abbozzogallery.com for more information. PHOTOS BY MICHELLE SIU / OAKVILLE BEAVER Painter at work in the garden Canadian landscape impressionist Douglas Edwards will be in Oakville this weekend where people will be able to watch him create art. Edwards will paint at the Artspace Oakville, 128 Reynolds St., as part of The Artist's Garden event Saturday, June 19. He will work in the garden from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information visit www.artspaceoakville.com. A GOOD OLD TIME: Enjoying the Oakville Historical Society's Concert at Lakeside Park last Sunday are, clockwise from top left, eightmonth-old Victoria McCrum whose vantage point was family friend Marianne Hawthorne's old-fashioned pram; dancers Patricia Montague and John Marshall;Aubrey Martin sporting a Happy Picnic Day hat and a musician on tuba. Guests were encouraged to wear Victorian hats to the affair.