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Arts council preps for first agm Prescott-Russell’s arts scene has its first overall progress report in May when le Conseil des arts Prescott-Russell Arts Council (CAPRAC) holds its first annual general meeting since its inauguration in March 2014. The May 7 event is at the Station 4 Saisons conference centre at 1422 Lavigne Street in Hammond. Registered CAPRAC members attending will vote on candidates for five board director positions, along with other issues and proposals raised during the evening meeting. Non-members and interested residents of the region are welcome to attend and hear the progress report on CAPRAC’s efforts during the past year to promote and support the arts and culture sector of Prescott-Russell. More details on the upcoming meeting are available from Shanna Steals, CAPRAC coordinator, at 613- 307-0491. – Gregg Chamberlain Regional arts show The annual Navan Fine Arts Exhibition has a wide assortment of creative spirits on display from both the Ottawa-Orléans, Clarence-Rockland, and Russell Township areas. The show occupies the Navan Curling Club, April 25 and 26. Featured artists include master weaver Shirley Browsky of Hammond and children’s author Joanne Lécuyer from Russell. – Gregg Chamberlain Support the Alzheimer’s Walk Residents who have a family member or friend with Alzheimer’s Syndrome, or who support the research to find a cure, can break out their walking shoes and take part in Walk for Memories for Alzheimer’s events. Closeto home is the June 11 event at the L’Escale school on Du Parc Avenue. For information, phone Sharyn at 613-932-4914 or go online to www.walkforalzheimers.ca. – Gregg Chamberlain All aboard for the Train Show! Everybody likes trains. Everybody knows at least one train song. And everybody loves model trains, building them, running them around the track, or watching an expert modeller pull a long-haul line of cars with an engine along an HO-scale track. This weekend, train fans will get more than their fill of fun at the Canadian International Hockey Academy when the Ottawa Train Expo rolls in and sets up for a two-day festival of everything to do with trains, April 25 and 26. Sponsored through the Giant Tiger department and grocery store franchise, the Ottawa Senators Foundation, and the Rogers House Foundation, the Train Expo will feature more than 100 vendors of model train equipment, train history and culture, and other items and objects of interest. There will be displays, track layouts, demonstrations of model railroading, and information clinics for everyone to take in. Children will love the Thomas the Tank Engine branch line and the Lego train displays. The weekend exhibition will also help the Rogers House Foundation’s shelter program at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Every admission ticket bought for the Train Expo will see $2 from the admission price go to Roger’s House to help provide “a home away from home” for children staying at CHEO because of severe or terminal illnesses. – Gregg Chamberlain
They danced like there was no one and nothing else in the world but themselves. The students of the Extrava Danse Academy celebrated the end of another season of training and also did some fundraising for their competitive team.
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