Hockey night in Canada is coming to Owen Sound, Sunday evening January 4, 2015, as the Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour hosts a National Hockey League broadcast from our city! What better time to check out some hockey books, meet authors who write about hockey, watch a hockey movie, and enjoy a special hockey pre-school story time? You can do it all at the Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library.
On Monday, January 5 at 6:00 pm, join journalist and author Jonathon Jackson for a closer look at his book, The Making of Slap Shot: Behind the Scenes of the Greatest Hockey Movie Ever Made and a screening of the movie that started it all: Slap Shot. The evening will begin with an introduction from Jackson and a viewing of the movie, followed by a discussion.
Ottawa, ON – Today, Larry Miller, MP for Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound, on behalf of the Honourable Shelly Glover, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, announced that the Government of Canada is providing $20,000 to support the Roxy Theatre 2015-2016 Professional Presenting Series.
The Professional Presenting Series is a regular performing arts series offered by the Owen Sound Little Theatre. The series includes multidisciplinary performances from a variety of established and emerging Canadian artists. Funding for the series is being provided through the Canada Arts Presentation Fund. This funding program provides financial assistance to organizations that professionally present arts festivals or performing arts series, as well as support for the organization.
Owen Sound, ON – Attention young filmmakers! The libraries of Bruce and Grey counties want your films for the 2015 Grey Bruce Youth Film Festival to be held at the Owen Sound Galaxy Cinemas on April 20, 2015.
Enter for a chance to see your film on the big screen at the Owen Sound Galaxy Cinema, and a chance to win $150, a GoPro Camera or tickets to the United Way's Starlight Film Festival. Some films from the Grey Bruce Youth Film Festival are also selected to be screened at the Meaford International Film Festival.
Owen Sound, ON - This Christmas, treat your family to a live performance of the classic story, Beauty and the Beast, by Sandcastle Theatre's teen Performance Group.
The Sandcastle Theatre production of Beauty and the Beast is a funny and animated adaptation of the well know story, and will be presented at St. George's Hall in Owen Sound from December 11 - 14.
Grey Roots Museum & Archives, in partnership with local businesses and Georgian College, announces the installation of the Grey Roots Logo Sculpture. The sculpture, located in front of the facility, was raised this week and marks the 10th anniversary of Grey Roots.
The Grey Roots Logo Sculpture is a 20-foot steel and concrete structure featuring the five coloured bars of the Grey Roots logo. The Grey Roots logo integrates many concepts of the interpretative plan and symbolizes the stories of the strength of the people of Grey County and their interaction with the elements.
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