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SUMMARY:She Shoots...She Scores
DESCRIPTION:She Shoots… She Scores will explore the history and legacy of women’s hockey as well as highlight women who have broken down barriers in a sport that has long been dominated by men. This exhibition\, developed with resources from the Hockey Hall of Fame is an exploration of intangible cultural heritage\, which is an evolution through the generations\, much like the development of amateur\, university\, professional and international women’s hockey.\n\nUNESCO defines intangible cultural heritage as “traditions or living expressions inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants\, such as oral traditions\, performing arts\, social practices\, rituals\, festive events\, knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe or the knowledge and skills to produce traditional crafts.” Sport is part of our lived experience and contributes to the growth and development of a community. While men were developing their skills at hockey\, so were Canadian women\, forming small teams primarily at universities in the late 19th century. The first photograph of a woman’s game was taken in 1890 at Rideau Hall\, Ottawa and featured the Governor General (and namesake of the Stanley Cup)’s daughter\, Isobel Stanley\, wielding a hockey stick. Women have played ever since. She Shoots… She Scores will feature stories\, equipment\, and photographs from the past 100+ years.\n 
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/she-shoots-she-scores/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200724T000000
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SUMMARY:SUMMER IN ORILLIA
DESCRIPTION:Summer in Orillia…a new exhibition curated and designed by OMAH volunteers Sheila Davis and Bruce Jones.  This exhibition was developed using never before seen objects and archival materials from OMAH’s collection. \nWhat are your favourite summer past-times?  What are your favourite summer memories?  This exhibition explores some of Orillia’s favourite places and summertime activities.
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/summer-in-orillia/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200710T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200927T000000
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SUMMARY:HUNTER GAMES: SADKO HADZIHASANOVIC
DESCRIPTION:In my art practice\, I am interested in camouflaging history and ideology in an ironic and often humorous way. Since I moved to Canada in 1993 I was fascinated with the new culture I found myself in and I explored a lot in the area of pop-culture and consumerism.\n\nAs an artist\, I like to explore the construction of identity\, and its cultural and social implications. With an extensive and ongoing portraiture-based body of work\, I use an array of references to popular culture.  I am interested in referring to the environment of my upbringing in Bosnia and the relatively exotic vacation paradise of Cuba and it’s political undertones as well as Canadian culture. I paint works that contrast a childhood lived under the threat of war and an unhurried North American childhood lived without the looming presence of world affairs.\n\nI have produced a body of work\, oil paintings on copper\, video\, prints  and large paintings on canvas regarding the theme of hunting. Since hunting and guns are an issue in North American life and culture\, this body of work is relevant to many questions we pose today: the role of government in controlling the weapons\, how we educate children about guns\, the role profit plays as well as  how we contribute to the resolution of the problem that we face.\n\nThe artist appreciates the support of the Ontario Arts Council.
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/hunter-games-sadko-hadzihasanovic/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200405T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200426T150000
DTSTAMP:20260422T092704
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SUMMARY:FAMILY FUN DROP-IN
DESCRIPTION:Every Sunday from 2-3pm in April (except April 12th)\nStop by the Orillia Museum of Art & History for our popular Family Fun Drop In program! $5 per family or free with a family membership.\n\nEco art:\nThis month is all about nature! Create beautiful and fun art in sustainable ways as you learn about the environment! Use clay\, natural objects\, and even plant your own flowers while you spend time with your family!\nCost per family: Family Membership = Free General = $5
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/family-fun-drop-in/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ninette Gyorody":MAILTO:executivedirector@orilliamuseum.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200404T073000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200404T210000
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SUMMARY:ORILLIA SILVER BAND PRESENTS: SHINE! - 70 YEARS OF ORILLIA
DESCRIPTION:Orillia Opera House\nMarch 22nd at 2:30pm & April 4th at 7:30\nCelebrating its 70th anniversary\, the Orillia Silver Band has partnered with the Orillia Museum of Art & History and Mariposa Arts Theatre to produce a multi-media show\, SHINE! – 70 Years of Orillia.\nThe show will feature a series of stories and vignettes about Orillia’s history over the last 70 years\, a video montage of photos and film\, and music performed by the Band and others spanning the period.\nAmong the story-tellers\, Steve Eyers of Even Steven will speak about Gordon Lightfoot.  Mike Hill\, the former artistic director of the Mariposa Folk Festival\, will tell the story of the early days of the festival.  Dave Town\, our sports historian\, will relive the glory of the Orillia Terriers’ 1973 Allan Cup Championship.  And does anyone remember Teen Town at the Pav?\nSpecial musical guests include Even Steven and Lisle.\nDates: March 22nd at 2:30pm & April 4th at 7:30\nCost: Advance sale of $20 for adults before March 18\, (then $25)\, $10 for students & children. Group discounts also available.\nRegistration: Tickets are on sale now from the Opera House Box Office.
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/orillia-silver-band-presents-shine-70-years-of-orillia/
LOCATION:Orillia Opera House\, 20 Mississaga St W\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 3A6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Brass Band,Concerts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ninette Gyorody":MAILTO:executivedirector@orilliamuseum.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200208T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200630T000000
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SUMMARY:24TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART SHOW: ON THE EDGE
DESCRIPTION:Since its inception in 1997\, this art show has inspired hundreds of women artists to participate in highly dynamic exhibitions\, exploring a wide range of media and themes.\n\nIn celebration of International Women’s Day (March 8)\, the show’s goal is to encourage women to express themselves artistically in a themed group exhibit\, which is not juried and therefore inclusive.\n\nThe spirit if the exhibition is one of affirmation and co-operation.\n\nThe female artists participating in this year’s show come from diverse backgrounds\, are of all ages (teenage and up) and levels of artistic experience. Most of the artists live in the region\, although the show is open to any female artist.\n\nThe wide range of media in the exhibit includes works in oil\, acrylic and watercolour\, as well as mixed media\, printmaking\, photography\, sculpture\, fibre arts and video production.\n\nThis year\, over 130 artists are sharing their art and stories\, interpreting the theme “ON THE EDGE”.\n\nFor more information\, contact: Juliana Hawke womensartshow@gmail.com
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/24th-annual-international-womens-day-art-show-on-the-edge/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200201T000000
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SUMMARY:AT RISK: TRACEY LAWKO
DESCRIPTION:Our native pollinators and their habitat are threatened.  Insect populations are declining due to habitat loss\, pesticide use and disease. 75% of flowering plants rely on pollinators to set seed and we humans get one third of our food from flowering plants.\n\nIn recent years\, Tracey has become increasingly aware of the changing patterns of the bees and butterflies in her garden and around her studio in the Niagara Escarpment.  As they move from flower to flower collecting pollen\, they enable the continuation of our food crops and flowering plants.\n\nThrough her finely stitched botanical illustrations\, she invites the viewer to consider the importance of these small creatures to our survival.
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/at-risk-tracey-lawko/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191116T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200426T000000
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SUMMARY:FIBRE CONTENT
DESCRIPTION:The 2018 Fibre Content Exhibition was the Fourth Biennial Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Fibre Art. It showcased 90 works by 60 artists from across Ontario\, in fabric\, paper\, yarn\, thread and mixed media materials. The goal of the exhibition is to raise the profile\, awareness and acceptance of fibre art as a fine art form. A selection of40 of these pieces form a smaller version that travel to museums and galleries across the province. This exhibition is organized by Fibrations. Fibrations is a not-for-profit organization originally founded to promote the work of fibre artists and quilt makers through both independent exhibitions and projects\, and in connection with other artistic events such as musical performances. The primary focus of the group over the last several years has become Fibre Content. This is a juried show of quilts and fibre art pieces by Canadian artists
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/fibre-content/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191110T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191130T170000
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SUMMARY:IT'S REVEALING: FUNDRAISER EXHIBITION
DESCRIPTION:“It’s Revealing” Fundraiser Exhibition will be on display from November 10-30 at Lee Contemporary Art\, located at 5 Peter Street South. This fundraiser\, held in association with Lee Contemporary Art\, features work created by the Thursday evening life-drawing group at the Orillia Museum of Art & History. The silent auction exhibition closes Saturday November 30. Please come support your local art community by bidding. Open hours for the exhibition are Saturdays 10am-4pm and Sundays 1-4pm. If you would like to arrange a viewing outside of these hours\, please emailprograms@orilliamuseum.org. Please note that Lee Contemporary Art is located in a heritage building and is regretfully not wheelchair accessible.  Coming December 6th: As part of the Drawliday Festival\, the “It’s Revealing” Exhibition and auction will be popping up in OMAH. Taking place in the Dorothy Macdonald Creative Studio\, this will be the final chance to view and bid on the works of art! Proceeds will be going back into OMAH’s creative studio to keep our programs exciting and educational
URL:https://www.orilliamuseum.org/event/its-revealing-fundraiser-exhibition/
LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art & History\, 30 Peter Street South\, Orillia\, Ontario\, L3V 5A9
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