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For over forty seasons, the Elgin Theatre Guild has been entertaining audiences with productions ranging from comedic to dramatic. Run entirely by volunteers, the Elgin Theatre Guild now produces four shows a year that bring over two thousand patrons every year through the Princess Avenue Playhouse. Also, the Playhouse is haunted!
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Winter in St. Thomas
We are now in the thick of the cold season (although some may argue you wouldn't know it with the balmy temperatures we've enjoyed)! But things certainly do not come to a halt once the daylight decreases and the snow starts to fall. We've compiled a sampling of what you can to this winter in St. Thomas, with everything from sports to art to wedding planning.
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Summer may have come and gone, and so too has the Santa Claus parade and some other festive activities here in St. Thomas... but that doesn't mean there's nothing festive yet to do in the Railway City. In fact, there is so much to do, we decided to compile a handy guide right here for your December in St. Thomas and area!
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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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2015 represents 50 years of working toward community driven environmental solutions! Join the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary on September 12th, at the Princess Avenue Playhouse.
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The St. Thomas Fire Muster Days is a popular Labour Day festival to celebrate fire service workers and build camaraderie among them through competition and other events.
“We look forward to it every year it comes,” said Kim Destun, co-chairwoman of the organizing committee.
The event kicks off Saturday morning with the popular Parade, followed by opening ceremonies, noon at Pinafore. The parade will flow down Talbot to Elgin St., then to Elm St. and out to Pinafore. Opening ceremonies and national anthems follow at noon, and muster competitions begin at 12:30 pm.
"The muster games consist of a bunch of a different skill-based competitions,” Destun said. “But they're just fun, obstacle course-type games is the best way to describe them.”
“We look forward to it every year it comes,” said Kim Destun, co-chairwoman of the organizing committee.
The event kicks off Saturday morning with the popular Parade, followed by opening ceremonies, noon at Pinafore. The parade will flow down Talbot to Elgin St., then to Elm St. and out to Pinafore. Opening ceremonies and national anthems follow at noon, and muster competitions begin at 12:30 pm.
"The muster games consist of a bunch of a different skill-based competitions,” Destun said. “But they're just fun, obstacle course-type games is the best way to describe them.”
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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
August 1 to September 12, 2015
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DAY OUT WITH THOMAS®: THE CELEBRATION TOUR 2015 IS PULLING INTO ST. THOMAS ONTARIO FOR THOMAS’ BIGGEST YEAR EVER!
JOIN THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE™ AS HE CELEBRATES FRIENDSHIP WITH THE ELGIN COUNTY RAILWAY MUSEUM JULY 18, 19 & 24-26, 2015
JOIN THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE™ AS HE CELEBRATES FRIENDSHIP WITH THE ELGIN COUNTY RAILWAY MUSEUM JULY 18, 19 & 24-26, 2015
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