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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, August 14, 2015 | 24 New from the Tempus Choral Society A children's choir. And a vocal jazz ensemble. Want your child to sing? And/or do you enjoy singing jazz? Check out these new choral opportunities in Oakville made possible by a Trillium Foundation grant to the Tempus Choral Society, Oakville's 100-voice community choir. Learn how to access grants and fundraise with Oakville Arts Council Registration is now open for the Oakville Arts Council's (OAC) fall workshops. Community groups are encouraged to attend Accessing Grants Workshop on Oct. 19 and The New Age of Fundraising Workshop Nov. 19 -- both will take place at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC) on Bridge Road from 6-9 p.m. Accessing Grants Workshop will feature experts from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, Humber Colleges' Arts Management Program, Ontario Arts Council, and the Oakville Community Foundation. Speakers will share tips, information and guidance on where to search for grants and how to put together a grant application that will get noticed. The New Age of Fundraising Workshop will bring seasoned fundraising veterans together to discuss the new age of fundraising -- how it has changed, where it is headed and how local non-pro ts can make their fundraising campaign stand out. Meet with speakers from Humber College's Fundraising Program, Artscape Toronto, Raindance Toronto and the Oakville Community Foundation. OAC members can register for free while others are asked to pay a fee of $15. For more information, visit www.oakvillearts.com. strumental classical music, rehearses over the days and weekends prior to each concert. Email your resume to info@musikay.ca. For more details, visit www.musikay.ca/auditions. Oakville Improv at QEPCCC Oakville Improv's THEATRESPORTS takes place tonight at the QEPCCC, 2302 Bridge Rd. Show time is 8 p.m. The group will be at The Moonshine Cafe, 137 Kerr St. on Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m for their regular Comedy Jam. For more information, visit www.oakvilleimprov.com Children's Choir A free, high-quality education and performance opportunity for 50 children from ages 7 to 14. Uniforms and music included. First performances will be at the Tempus Choral Society's 2015 Christmas concerts. Registration and vocal placement at Knox Presbyterian Church (downtown Oakville) from 4-5 p.m. on August 20, August 27, and September 3. Vocal Jazz Ensemble The vocal jazz ensemble, backed by an instrumental combo, will perform at selected Tempus Choral Society performances and also build an independent schedule. Phone now to book an audition (August weekends). Conductor ­ Brian Turnbull 905-466-2168 www.tempuschoralsociety.com In the Arts ... Musikay audition Musikay will hold auditions for alto, tenor and basses paid positions during the second half of August. The choir and orchestra ensemble is looking for quali ed candidates for its three programmes planned for Oct.24-25, Dec. 19 and April 16-17. Musikay, which performs choral and in- Beauty &Spa Revive summer-ravaged hair and feet As summer draws to a close, many people will reminisce about weeks spent relaxing and basking in the sun. Summer can be harsh on skin, feet, hair, and more. As the warm days wind down, practice some postsummer beauty tips to revive your skin, hair and feet. Hair: Weeks spent diving through the waves or plunging into a backyard pool is excellent exercise and a great way to cool off on hot days. One pitfall that plagues people who swim regularly is a green tinge that appears in the hair, which is most noticeable on people who have blond hair. Some people blame the chlorine in the water for the green tint, but the real culprit is copper, a common element found in commercial algicides. The solution is to nd a shampoo that chelates the metal. 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