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10:00 am

MS Fall Fair at Freskiws

September 29, 2018 @ 10:00 am - September 30, 2018 @ 5:00 pm
Freskiw Farms, 2093 Skead Road
Garson, Ontario Canada
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Over 90 Vendors on site! Food, Fun and Live Music! Arts & Crafts Local, Area, and Regional Artisans & Vendors Fresh Apples and Produce brought in from Freskiw Farms Admission to Public: Adults $5.00 Kids - No charge INTERESTED VENDORS: PLEASE NO FACEBOOK MESSAGES OR INQUIRIES TO FRESKIW FARMS DIRECTLY. This is an event Coordinated by the MS SOCIETY and hosted at Freskiws only. Thank you! EMAIL DIRECT FOR REGISTRATION FORM TO: info.sudbury@mssociety.ca or call 705-566-9299 for more information Registration Fee: $70,00 for the weekend

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7:30 pm

Classical Vienna

September 29, 2018 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Fraser Auditorium, 935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, Ontario Canada
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$44

Our 43rd Season begins with two of Vienna’s most celebrated composers of the Classical Era, Mozart and Haydn. From Mozart’s “Le nozze di Figaro, Overture” to Haydn’s “Symphony 104”, the SSO transports you to Vienna, the city of music, for an enchanting evening of classical delights. Emerson Berglund, winner from our 2016.17 Young Performer’s Competition, will be performing Mozart’s “Horn Concerto 4, 1st movement”, on French Horn.

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9:00 pm

Studio 96 Silent Disco

September 29, 2018 @ 9:00 pm - 11:30 pm
The Durham Social, 82 Durham Street
Sudbury, Canada
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$35

Travel back to a time filled with glitz, glam, and glitter! Join CKLU 96.7 for a groovy night of disco, dancing, and giveaways at Sudbury's first Silent Disco Party! Boogie the night away with two live DJs, in support of your campus and community radio station, CKLU 96.7 as we transform The Durham Social into the world-famous discotheque, Studio 54 for CKLU's Studio 96 Silent Disco Fundraiser! 2 Live Silent Disco DJs spinning all night: DJ Vynelle (Red): Disco & Funk DJ Wesley (Blue): Nu-Disco & Indie Dance Your experience includes: -A Pair of QuietEvents Headphones -Glow in the Dark Gear -2 Live DJs battling for your attention -Entry to win our Door Prize -Surprise Giveaways -Totally Rad Disco Décor Special Notes: 19+ Rain or Shine Dress Code: Join in on the fun and dress to impress with your disco flair! What to bring: Valid ID No need to print your ticket, just show the code on your phone or they will have your name at the door. How it works: When you arrive you'll receive a pair of special wireless headphones. You can adjust the volume and choose between the two DJs with a flip of a switch. Each headset has a colour LED that shows what channel you are listening to. Its super social; you're in control of the music! There's no loud music that you have to talk over. Plus, there's no ringing in your ears when you leave! Sponsored by DURHAM SOCIAL and Voluminous Entertainment

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Great Lake Swimmers

September 29, 2018 @ 9:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Townehouse Tavern, 206 Elgin Street
Sudbury, Canada
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Canadian folk mainstays Great Lake Swimmers have revealed plans for their next full-length album. The Waves, The Wake will arrive on August 17 via Nettwerk. The band returns to Sudbury on Saturday, September 29th at The Townehouse Tavern. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 13th, 10am. The new LP was recorded in a 145-year-old church in London, ON, and hears frontman Tony Dekker abandoning his usual instrument of choice. He ditched the acoustic guitar this time around — even on songs that were initially written on six strings, like "The Talking Wind," he transposed the notes into woodwind arrangements. "Over the process of writing and recording The Waves, The Wake I became somewhat disenchanted with the sound of the standard acoustic guitar and typical folk-rock lineup," Dekker said in a statement. "So with the help of co-producer Chris Stringer we tried to find ways to expand the palette of acoustic instrumentation to include woodwinds, harp, congas, marimba, vibraphone, piano and lute. The focus was to find musicians and arrangers that would suit the songs, rather than have a regular backing band as we have done in the past, and that resulted in a more minimalist, scaled back approach." He also called the upcoming album the most "varied" record the band have ever made, which he hopes will be reflected in their live set-up, as well. In addition to upcoming shows throughout the spring, Great Lake Swimmers will embark on a tour of western Canada this fall. See the upcoming dates below. Furthermore, the band has teased the new record with a video for "The Talking Wind." The opening track will also appear on a teaser EP dubbed Side Effects, which features three songs from the upcoming full-length. That release is due out April 13.

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