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City-wide arts celebration sees increase in number of participating artists and host venues.
                                                                                      
​St. Thomas, ON: The Railway City Arts Crawl is back for its 3rd straight year.
The popular winter celebration of local arts and culture invites people to explore venues throughout St. Thomas and meet talented local artists engaging in the creative process.
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​Every year from May to October, communities across the province open doors to hundreds of historical buildings, museums, private homes, and other interesting venues. Many of the participating sites offer special activities, such as tours, exhibitions and demonstrations – all free of charge!
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Ann's Snack Bar, 1964, St. Thomas-Elgin Public Art Centre

At the St. Thomas Elgin Public Art Centre - Selections from the Sloan Estate Collection
August 1 to September 12, 2015
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The 2nd Annual Railway City Arts Crawl is fast approaching, and promises to be bigger and better as we grow this annual event.

This year there are 12 venues lined up, with 32 artists (and more joining every week)!  

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The Canadian Tourism Awards’ Brewster Travel Innovator of the Year Award                                               
St. Thomas, ON: HMCS OJIBWA came up a winner last night for the second time this month.  The Elgin Military Museum received the TIAC Brewster Travel Innovator of the Year Award for Ojibwa’s opening season at the Travel Industry Association of Canada awards gala in Ottawa Wednesday night. 
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​DOORS OPEN ST. THOMAS IS RIGHT ON TRACK!

St. Thomas - Every year from May to October, communities across the province open the doors to hundreds of historical buildings, places of worship, museums, private homes, heritage gardens and other interesting venues. Many of the participating sites offer special activities, such as tours, exhibitions and demonstrations – all free of charge!
It is not down in any map; true places never are. 
- Herman Melville

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