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Lordy lordy, look who's 40? No, it's just the 5-day entertainment forecast

No, it isn't our 40th Birthday. We just thought the sight of flamingos would help brighten up the day. We are certain they look better in our 5-day arts and entertainment round-up than on someone's lawn.
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No, it isn't our 40th Birthday. We just thought the sight of flamingos would help brighten up the day. We are certain they look better in our 5-day arts and entertainment round-up than on someone's lawn.

If you have any other arts-related events or activities that you would like to add to our page, email us at arts@sootoday.com.

(We will be updating this guide throughout the day)

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD

Docks Riverfront Bar and Grill (Foster Dr.) presents:
Come Dance With Jerry (Jazz Band)

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: "Rose the Forest": A look at the powerful landscape of Algoma through new acquistions by painters Doug Mitchell and David Bierk.

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: Hiawatha - "By the Shores of Gitche Gumee..." This exhibition features original photographs from the earliest performances in 1901 to later images, regalia and films of the production. Organized by Batchewana First Nation member Clarence Boyer and the AGA with the help and co-operation of the Garden River First Nations. Exhibit runs until March 5, 2005.

The Royal Canadian Legion (96 Great Northern Road) presents: Sundowners from 8:00 pm - 12:00 am

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH

Loplops (651 Queen St. E.) presents: The Northern Jazz Ensemble at 5:00 p.m., followed later on by Gringo Starr (Latin Band) at 9:30 pm

The Nicolet Tavern (304 Albert St. W) presents: 50s/60s Band

The Esquire Club presents: Fairlane Cruisers

Docks Riverfront Bar and Grill (Foster Dr.) presents: Bangers and Mash

The Downbeat Lounge (740 Queen St. E.) presents: J Scali Trio at 10:30 pm

The Outback Club (at Sault College) presents: Popjoy

The Canadian Night Club (410 Pim St.) presents: The 5th Annual Retro Rewind (70's 80's Dance Party) with Eye Candy (featuring Holly Bourdage)and Cleveland Steamer. Contests: Best Retro Costume, Best Retro Dancer, Best Mullet and a Hula Hoop Contest.

The Elk's Lodge (216 Bay St. - Downstairs) presents: Desert Rain from 8:00 pm until 12:00 am.

The Centre Francophone presents: 2nd Annual Bon Soo Bal masqué at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person. For more information call the centre at 946-3632.

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: "Rose the Forest": A look at the powerful landscape of Algoma through new acquistions by painters Doug Mitchell and David Bierk.

Foggy Notions (708 Queen St. E.) presents: Stiffler's Mom

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: Hiawatha - "By the Shores of Gitche Gumee..." This exhibition features original photographs from the earliest performances in 1901 to later images, regalia and films of the production. Organized by Batchewana First Nation member Clarence Boyer and the AGA with the help and co-operation of the Garden River First Nations. Exhibit runs until March 5, 2005.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH

Foggy Notions (708 Queen St. E.) presents: Stiffler's Mom

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: Open Juried Exhibition (part of Bon Soo). This exhibition is open to all artists in all disciplines, including students. Juried by Dr. Paul Kelly from North Bay. Reception at 2:00 pm. For more information, call 949-9067.

The Downbeat Lounge (740 Queen St. E.) presents: J Scali Trio at 10:30 pm

Loplops (651 Queen St. E.) presents: Stumpy Coldwater at 9:30 pm

The Royal Canadian Legion (96 Great Northern Road) presents: Sundowners from 8:00 pm - 12:00 am

The Blue Boy Addition Bar and Grill (192 Wellington St. W.) presents: Caveman Morrison

The Canadian Night Club (410 Pim St.) presents: The 5th Annual Retro Rewind (70's 80's Dance Party) with Eye Candy (featuring Holly Bourdage)and Cleveland Steamer. Contests: Best Retro Costume, Best Retro Dancer, Best Mullet and a Hula Hoop Contest.

The Elk's Lodge (216 Bay St. - Downstairs) presents: Desert Rain (Matinee Performance) from 3:00 pm until 7:00 pm.

Docks Riverfront Bar and Grill (Foster Dr.) presents: Bangers and Mash

The Outback Club (at Sault College) presents: Popjoy

Madison’s Pub (705 Pine St.) presents: 4 Cats and a Cadillac

The Art Gallery of Algoma presents: In The Studio offering Introduction to Basketry. Call 949-9067.

The New American Tavern presents: 4 Way Stop

O' Aces (2 Queen St. E.) presents: The Blackberries

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: "Rose the Forest": A look at the powerful landscape of Algoma through new acquistions by painters Doug Mitchell and David Bierk.

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: Hiawatha - "By the Shores of Gitche Gumee..." This exhibition features original photographs from the earliest performances in 1901 to later images, regalia and films of the production. Organized by Batchewana First Nation member Clarence Boyer and the AGA with the help and co-operation of the Garden River First Nations. Exhibit runs until March 5, 2005.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH

O' Aces (2 Queen St. E.) presents: Jam Night

The Steamy Bean (Great Northern Rd.) presents: Craig West

Algoma International Films presents: A Loving Father at Galaxy Cinema at 7:00 pm. Call Mark 759-1436 or click here

The Art Gallery of Algoma (10 East St.) presents: Hiawatha - "By the Shores of Gitche Gumee..." This exhibition features original photographs from the earliest performances in 1901 to later images, regalia and films of the production. Organized by Batchewana First Nation member Clarence Boyer and the AGA with the help and co-operation of the Garden River First Nations. Exhibit runs until March 5, 2005.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH

Reggie's Place (458 Queen Street E.) presents: Flashback

The Steamy Bean (Great Northern Rd.) presents: Craig West with special guests Rock on Wood

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