Page 10, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, February 1, 1995 Folklore festival in Februetar y The Robert> MLugii Gallery Misissuga rt NationDurham Folklore Socety and Caribbean Culture Club are partnering a weekend-Iong Festival of Folklore' Feb. 17-19 at the Caribbean Cultural Centre and McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa. The festival, with the theme «'Human Creation,' begins wi*th a reception Friday eve, -Feb. 17, at the Caribbean Cultural Centre, 600 Wentworth St., Oshawa. There will be an African dance, (Canadian) native drummers, European Folklore oentred on the Creation theme, universal to humankind. The program goes to 10:30 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 18, at Caribbean CulturalCentre, there. will be workshops presented by experts in Afican music and movement, adult storytelling, Canadian native awareness, concert blend of cultiural dance, music, folkc atonies and folksong, arts and crafts exhibits.- On Sunday, Feb. 19, there will be a workshop on pre senting children's. stories and a choral concert of sacred and gospel MUSIC. For more. information, oeil festival co-ordinator George Blake at 579-7149, the- gallery at 576-3000 or Rob Owens at 721-9854. Baroque Plus next. symphony offiermg. The Oshawa Symphony Orchestra will present MBrou Plus' on Sunday night, Fe,,b. 12, at St. Ceorge Anglican Church, Oshawa. The orchestra, directed by Winston Webber, will performn Handel (Entrance of the 9ueen of Sheba, from 'Solomon, and Royal Fireworks Music), Tarin (Concerto- for Trumpet and Strings), Vivaldi (Concerto for Baisooný and Strings), Marcello invtenaotiolelctionS aHNm.*NEYAR MMein rovie the uk Pic Stealed.bs Lunchil dan butter Dinnerntoa 4 pmios. StSn,Hldai y S .75 (Concerto for Oboe and Strings) and Bach (Brandenburg Con- certo No. 1). Cali 579-6711 for more infor- mation. The location has been changed for the second annual Not-A- Palooza concert featuring five bande, on Saturcfay night, IFeb. 4. The concert will be at the FEclipe Club on Simcoe Street Soutfh . It was previously announ- ced that. the concert, with the bande Bender, Tristan Psionic, Doodle, Là avender and Sydney on Sunday, would be at the Polish Hall on Banting Ave. For more information and advance tickets ($5) for the aIl- ages concert, visit Star Records in Oshawa. Tickets will also be available at the door for $6. The'Whitby Inn Resauati &Sports Bar Brlqet afallst-Spcialoo A l Satellite TV-, Teams Wefco me SDiing Room Specials *Buy one entrée at regular price 1 * get 2nd entrée ~AT 1/2 PRICE A Equal or lesser value. Not to be used Wilh other * specials. Expires Feb. 28,.1995.' - - - - - -- - - - - THE CAST of Whitby- Courthouse Theatre's ý .production of 'Breezeblock Park' are (rear, -from let) Lynne Kowalski, Carol Alderson, Paul. Love, Jean Renshaw, (front), Eric Newton, Bryan Whitehead, Michelle Akierson, David Cooke and Jim Neilly. The comedy-drama of a woring class famlly living; in public housing in Britain will be presented three weekends -- Feb. 8-11,gI16--18 and 23-25. Tickets are available at Lafontaine Trading Post, 106 Dundas St. W. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press More -fine diing upcoming The Station Gallery's Evening of Fine Dining Series resumes Feb. 11. hat's when a wine-tasting (Chardonnay and Cabernet Sau- vignon wines), the series kickoff, wl eheld at the Station GaI- Ho rs d'oeuvres and desserts are included in the $30 cost to attend the event, hosted by Barb and Joe Novak and Belinda and Jeff Solly. tlhdfer CO Mhe half pflttLtd. Pub & Restaurant cil ma ', st.W., Whîtby Fri. Feb. 3rd & Sat. Feb. 4th 9pm - lam BOULER MAKERS No Cover Sat. Feb. 4th lOam by Satellite NoUts. Forest vs._Liverpool WEDNESDAY NIGHT BLUE UGHT Feb. 1lst e 9pm No Cover BOOK NOW FOR VALENTINES DAY 'Port of Caîl,' an eclectic selec- tion of cuisine from around the world, will be offered by Lynne and Art Heeney on Saturdlay, Feb. 25P at $75 per person. Eight guests wil be permitted. 'Ail That Jaz,' cuisine of north- ern Italy and live music by The Ed Morton Trio, is offered by Nancy Cobban and Allan WVal- kinshaw on Saturday, March 18, at $75 per person. Seating is limited te six guests. 'Samurai Saturday,' Japanese cuisine,is on- April 1,. offered by Sandi and Alastair Taylor,. at $75 a person ý(limited te, eight guests). 'E Ti liempo de Espana,' fia- vours from the three regions of Spain, is offered by Caro yn and Bob Morton on Saturday, May 20, $75 per person (eight guests). For more information, caîl the gallery at 668-4185. Origins on film 'Origins' a film series that cover Canadian history from the first Canadianis up to 1885, will be held on Thursdays, starting at 2:30 p.mu, at the Northview BranchLbary in Oshawa. The series begins tomorrow (Thursday) and continues until the end of March. Admission is free. For more information, caîl 576- 6040. Visit a friendly Irish Pub. (onfly 20 minutes away) *io of your favourite brews on tap as well as a ful compliment of beverages. * Try our fine Irish Pub fare. * Top off your evening with a game of darts. For a relaxed, casual Urne corne to a warm comfortable atmosphere at The Antrim House Good Food. Good Ddnk. Good limes. 56 Water St. Port Perry 985-88531 "'Family'fare