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MARCH.FOGUS.82indd 29 S Jes 3 JESS Ne SUNDAYS AT SEVEN Let us warm you up and get into April faster! SUNDAY, MARCH 4 MAX SENNITT Max will warm you up with cha-cha, samba, salsa beats!! He brings his ARRIBAI! Latin band. Max Senitt, drum and percussion instruments; Sean Metcalfe from Winnipeg, Latin keyboard; Dustin Shaskin, bass. These men play in the Flamenco Jazz and Café Olé bands. You will be dancing in your seats! SUNDAY, MARCH 11 LYNN TURNS 60 AGAIN! Make me happy and don’t ask which birthday it is, please and thank you. Work with me here. | will be having fun with Mark Kieswetter on piano and Artie Roth on bass, and Steve Kostashuk plays drums. We do not refuse offerings of carrot cake!! | am also expecting musical guest appearances from a variety of surprise visitors. SUNDAY, MARCH 25 SPEAKING OF ARTIE ROTH!! He has put his own band together and is recording and making festival and clul appearances with Geoff Young, guitar; Anthony Michelli, drums; Mike Filice, sax. This, oh by the way, is and ALL STAR, band, Don’t miss these sweet jazz vibrations. RSVP: Dame Sesto za or call =11; Time: i ‘00 - 9:45 p. Location: Jester’s ‘Saari 279 Queen St., Port Perry Cost: $15 “e a 4 GREENBANK \ FOLK (Music foaety DAVID FRANCEY The incomparable David Francey will light up the stage at Greenbank this mont In concert, David is a singer and a storyteller. His wry humour and astute observations combined with his open-hearted singing style have earned him a loyal following in Greenbank and around the world. Date: pau March 24 Time: 8:0 Location: Coe Centennial Hall Tickets: $25 per person. Available at: POE, Port Perry, 905-985-0060; or call 905-985-8351 or \ 905-852-4282. Happenings at the Scugog heritage centre The Scugog Shores Museum is having a Grand Opening for their latest exhibit “The Doctor Will See You Now”, on March 11 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission is free. This newest exhibit fea- tures a recent generous donation of artifacts from the Port Perry Hospital and a history of medical records on loan from the Archives of Ontario. The exhibit will be on display at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre (2nd floor of the Scugog Arena) and will run until May 18, Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. Admission $4.00 for adults, $3.00 students and seniors, $2.00 children 5-12. For more information contact museum@scugog.ca. The Spring Lecture Series kicks off their season with two exciting lectures. On March 25, Susan Charbonneau speaks on ‘Preserving Your Past’ where she will discuss some of the methods and materials you can use to preserve your family’s heirlooms. On April 15, Paul Arculus presents “Durant’s Right-hand Man”. Paul is the author of this new book and he will uncover the story of aman whose life saw the beginning of the great age of the automobile. e Lecture Series will be held at the Scugog. Shores Heritage Centre and Archives (2nd floor of the Arena) and the cost will be $5.00 per person. Space is limited so for ticket information call 905-985-8698 ext.103 or contact museum@scugog.ca. Scugog Arts presents new exibition For their first solo exhibition of 2012 the Scugog Council of Arts presents Gesture and Motion, by Barbara Ponomareff. Barbara is a retired child psychotherapist who now pursues her life long interest in art and writing. She has received recognition throughout Durham, participating in group and solo shows since 2009. With Gesture and Motion, Barbara explores gesture as body movement which expresses psychological impulses or feelings, evoking a response in the viewer. Her interest in psychology underlies her preoccupation with layers of colour, things hidden beneath and barely visible. The exhibition will open on March 3 witha reception from 1:00p.m to 4 p.m. Gesture and Motion will run until March 24 at the Scugog Arts Resource Centre at 181 Perry St., Unit G-1. For more information call 905- 982 2121, contact ca or visit ww FOCUS - MARCH 2012 29 42-02-20 10:56 AM