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~FRIDAY 15th~

Art Gallery Of Algoma presents Surrealist Tom LaPierre: Retrospective and Manitoulin Woodland Painting by Leland Bell.

Sault Area Arts Center in Alberta House 217 Ferris St. SSM, MI. Exhibiting in Olive Craig Gallery is the Michigan Watercolour Society Traveling Show until

Harvest Dinner at the Brimley High School Soo Michigan 4:30-7pm. Admission is $7 for adults, $3.50 for children 5-10 and 4 and under free. The menu will feature turkey ham, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, vegetables, salads and desserts.

Toronto Symphony Orchestra "Northern Lights" Alain Trudel Conductor. Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre, 1007 Trunk Rd. Tickets $30 available through the Station Mall box office 945-7299.

Yuk Yuk's @ the Best Western Great Northern Road. 942-2500, Toll Free: 1-800-563-7262

SooCoustics CD Telease Party @ LopLops (night one) 8 local artists that contributed to a 20 track acoustic compilation album will be hitting the stage. Featuring Kelly MacGillivray, Kyle McKey, Doug Cousineau, Mark Dunn, Debi Strain, Rusty McCarthy, Randy Foreman and Phat Bastidz. Tickets $10 and that includes copy of soocoustic CD!

Stiffler's Mom @ Foggy Notions

Slammin' Friday Dance Night @ Stir

4th Annual Scavenger Challenge The scavenger Challenge is a city wide scavenger hunt. Participants compete in different "Challenges" and the top three teams receive prizes. Registration is 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Kewadin Casino - Tahquamenon Room with Race Rules/Instructions at 6:45 p.m.
The race starts at 7:00 p.m. Great Prizes!


~SATURDAY 16th~

Family Storytime @ Public Library Main Branch 10:45-11:30 am. This fun, free program shares fun stories and creative crafts with children of all ages and their grownups.

Sylvan Circle Artist and Artisan Tour 9am to 6pm
Artists invite you to spend a glorious fall day exploring the diverse artistry of our region. The complete tour is 100km long and is held in community halls and studios along a circle route including Echo Bay, Leeburn, Bruce Mines, and Laird. Each year approximately 40 artists and artisans participate, exhibiting a wide range of types of work. In addition, a number of exhibitors demonstrate during the day, and local groups provide food and drink at a number of the tour sites. For info call Myra 705-248-2207 or visit their website to see a tour map sylvancircle.ca

Photography by Mark Primavera Exhibit @ Village Potter, 503 Queen St. E. Call 705-256-5800.

Hospice of Chippewa County Bicycle Festival (Mich)
50, 30, or 10 Mile routes beginning and ending in Sault Ste. Marie, MI. This is on black top roads along the countryside. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with event times staggered with competitive riders beginning at 10:00 and 10:30 a.m. for the casual rider. Registration will be located at the 4 Mile Beach, 4 Mile Road and Riverside Drive. For more info/registration forms please contact Hospice of Chippewa County at 906-253-3151.

Cause for Paws Walkathon 11am The Humane Society presents the Cause for Paws Walkathon at Kinsmen Hiawatha Park. Registration begins at 11 am, and the walk will be led off by the Sault Search and Rescue Canine Unit at Noon. There are door prizes and giveaways, lots of goodies including some for your dog. For more info contact the Humane Society at 949-3573

Group Specials @ Top Hat Feel Like Dancin? Start the night off with the well known "start up bar" Top Hat. Join in for a few games and a few cocktails. Fast & The Furious, the hottest newest interactive video game on the market is at Top Hat.

Yuk Yuk's @ the Best Western Great Northern Road. 942-2500, Toll Free: 1-800-563-7262

The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at the LSSU Arts Center Auditorium Soo Michigan at 8pm. Tickets are $22 per person to purchase please call 906-635-2602.

Twilight Walking Tour Creepy Michigan Creepy history, hidden graveyards, ghostly ships and mysterious disappearances, right in your backyard! Tour is hosted by Jim Couling a U.P story teller. Meet at the Sault Locks main gate at 8:00 p.m.

BOAT CRUISE on the St. Mary's River The Sault College Student Administrative Council is having a party on the go! Enjoy music, dancing and drinks. All ages welcome. Bus transportation provided there and back.
Tickets available at The Outback box office.

SooCoustics CD Release @ LopLops (night two) Artists featured tonight are Lindsay Pugh, Frank Bock, Lynne Reville, Warren Reville, Frank Deresti, Jay Case, Catherine Taddo and Craig West. Tickets are $10 and includes the SooCoustic CD.

Rae Spoon, Person 26, Shannon Moan @ Downbeat Lounge

Stiffler's Mom @ Foggy Notions

~SUNDAY 17th~

Terry Fox Run @ 12:30pm The mission of the Terry Fox Foundation is to maintain the vision and principles of Terry Fox while raising money for cancer research through the annual Terry Fox Run, memoriam donations and planned gifts. Registration will begin at the Roberta Bondar Pavillion at 12:30 pm and the walk/run/rollerblade will begin at 1 pm. BBQ to follow.

Battle of Britain Sunday 2006 marks the 61st anniversary of the end of World War Two. This year also marks the 66th anniversary of the annual Battle of Britain Memorial parade. This is the most important annual affair held by the 432 RCAF (Algoma) Wing, of the Air Force Association of Canada. The event will take place at the Sault Ste. Marie airport today at 1 p.m. sharp. The 155 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron and The Royal Canadian Legion Band and Colour Party will be in attendance. Other items of interest include a fly past performed by members of the Sault College Aviation program and a World War Two military jeep. All are welcome to attend.

Cowboy Action Shootouts 9am - 12pm sponsored by the Chippewa County Shooting Association. With a $20 entry fee shooting starting at 9am with a lunch at noon. For more infor please contact Fred Gregg at 906-635-9700.

St. Joseph Island Artisan Gallery Richards Landing. Featuring Greg Shafley-Etchings, Gord Burke- Pottery, Linda Wright, Ron Zimmerman, Hilborn Pottery, and Elizabeth Block. Exhibiting a collection of fair traded goods from Africa, Central America, Thailand, India and Kashmir. Also showing First Nations Works. Call 705-246-2777

Fall Colour Train Tour It takes you 114 miles into the colourful northern Ontario forest. For more info call The Agawa Canyon Tour Train office at 705-946-7300 or toll free at 1-800-242-9287.

Faith Relations for the
Ministry of Habitat for Humanity @ St.Paul’s Presbyterian Church at 7:15 P.M.

COMING SOON... Swollen Members at the Speak Easy, Steelback Centre Opening Ceremonies on Sept 29th Barenaked Ladies, Bush Plane Days, Stake Out Celebration, Algoma Fall Craft Show returns to the Best Western Sept 24th...

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