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Web:Layout 1 MOS AiCfall 2013 Celebrate arts, heritage, nature Ansnorveldt I Kettleby I King City I Laskay I Lloydtown I Nobleton Pottageville I Schomberg I Snowball I Strange I and surrounding area On behalf of Council, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the fall edition of Mosaic. As we move into the autumn months, I encourage everyone to get involved in the various events King has to offer! On September 7th, come out to the Kettleby Fair which features all day stage entertainment, crafts and a variety of interesting activities for the whole family. On September 8th, I invite you to the 24th Annual Feast of Fields event which will take place at Cold Creek Conservation Area in King for the 4th year in a row. This event is hosted by Organic Advocates, a non-profit organization of organic producers, environmentally concerned chefs, food professionals and enlightened customers who support organic food awareness & sustainability. On September 21st join us for Fallfest also at Cold Creek Conservation area and Soupfest on October 5th at Ansnorveldt Park. This festival features delicious piping hot soups, prepared by local restaurants and talented chefs, made with locally grown produce from the Holland Marsh. Last but not least, King has partnered with the Hills of Headwaters Tourism Association to present the Headwaters Horse Country Stable Tour also happening on Saturday October 5th. These community and Township events complement the implementation of our Sustainable King Plan. We encourage you to support our local businesses and shop King in a manner that respects our environment and our planet. Sincerely, Parks, Recreation Mayor Steve Pellegrini & Culture Events Mark Your Calendars! . Fallfest SupportingSupporting ourour KING Saturday, September 21, 2013 Cold Creek Conservation Area CommunityCoommunity GroupsGroups 11:00am – 3:00pm CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AreAre youyou a membermember of a communitycommunity groupgroup that Culture Days isi workingworking onon a pprojectrojjtect or initiativein itiitiativ ti e thatth t helpshhlelps Saturday, September 28, 2013 to furtherfurther thee vision,vision, goals,goals, strategiesstrategies andand actionsacttions identifiedidentified in King’sKing’s CommunityCommunity SustainabilitySustainability Get ready for our 2013 Business Awards happening King Museum, 10:00am – 4:00pm in January! Do you know of a great business that Plan?Plan? IfIf so,so, youyoou maymaayy be eligibleeligible to receivreceive fundingfunding needs to be recognized? Start thinking of Holland Marsh Soup Festival oror resourceresource supportsupport frfromom thethe TownshipTToownship. 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Excellence in New Business Award Various locations King’sKing’s SustainabilitySustainability PlanPlan is focusedfocused on imple-imple- People’s Choice Award www.thehillsofheadwaters.com menting sustainablesustainable actionsactions andand leveragingleveraging the Watch for nomination details, date and time to be Haunted Forest resourcesresources off our community.communityy.. WeWe mustmust workwork announced closer to the date. Friday, October 25 & togethertogether to ensureensure the Plan’sPlan’s success! www.kingchamber.ca Saturday, October 26, 2013 Cold Creek Conservation Area ForFor moremmore informationinffoormation contactcontact 5:00pm – 9:00pm Sara PupPuppi,pi, Sustainability CoorCoordinator:dinator: (905)833(905)833-4080- 44080 or sustainability@[email protected] The Chamber promotes and recognizes its membership Special Exhibit through the local paper, at special events like the Excellence in Business Awards gala held in January 100 Years of Girl Guides in King MEETING THE NEEDS OF OUR MEMBERS of this year, and through its new website at September 15 – November 22 kingchamber.ca. FOLLOWFOLLLOW SUSTAINABLESUSTTAAINABLE KING ON TWITTERTWITTER King Township Museum LIKE SSUSTSUSTAINABLETAAINABLE KING ON FFACEBOOKACEBOOK Thinking globally, and acting locally, the King Chamber WATCHWWAAATTCH OUR VIDEO ON YOUTUBEYOUTUBE of Commerce is the voice of business in King. 2075 King Road, King City, ON L7B 1A1 Phone: 905-833-5321 www.king.ca CONTENTS 4 Artist On the Move Gaia Orion 6 Kettleby Fair Brings the Traditions of Jazz to the Main Stage Feast of Fields Celebrates its 24th Anniversary 7 From Apes to Alligators: Animals Teach us So Much 12 Events in and around King…just ASK! Local community events: 8 Poem - "No Poppies" September to December Poem - "Opportunity" Painting - "Fall Primaries" 14 Art Begetting Art - VOICES Visual Outreach Initiative Creating 9 Biologist at the Table - Empowered Students APES TO !7 Olives: Who the heck ate the first one? 15 Our Invisible Violet Tinted World ALLIGATORS Cold Creek Stewardship Report 10 Art Treasures in King Township 16 Adam Saunders and All That Jazz Actor Ed Begley Jr. with Rick Parker. 11 "A House By Any Other Name..." Watershed Check-Up: TRCA Launches New Watershed Report Cards 17 Drive Round The Bend this Fall 5 MONTHS !21 for a Scarecrow Spectacle! 30 COUNTRIES 18 Let your imagination run wild... 19 New Life for Old Churches! 20 A Place of Dreams Kingbridge Conference Centre and Institute 21 King Travel Diaries - The Joy of RVing RV Trippers Investigating Earth ART !10 Check Out The Library's Digital Magazines - Zinio, the world's largest TREASURES newstand EDITORS ADVERTISING King MOSAiC is published [email protected] [email protected] MOS A C by Arts Society King i Judy Craig Judy Craig www.ArtsSocietyKing.ca ShopShop . Relax ... enjoyenjooyy . IndulgeIndulge Volume II Issue 4 Sue Iaboni Liina Peacock Dine Din ne ge l ual Nancy Stenhouse tht AAnnual The mission of Arts Society King is “to establish and maintain an organization in King Township that fosters inspiration, DESIGN PRODUCTION 5 Annual SCHOMBERG 2013 20 .. Indulge Indu understanding and appreciation for the arts, heritage and nature.” Our primary objective is “to provide support services to 1 3 Stroll St Penny Gilbertson . r the arts, heritage and nature communities in King Township for the purpose of enhancing communication, education and COVER o y l l the promotion of their respective activities.” Lisa Rosati oy jo j . Gaia Orion . enjoy en enjoy enjo .. Other Distribution Sites: Kettleby – ASK Booth at Kettleby Fair, Cardinal Golf Club: The Bistro at WEBMASTER "Our Journey" . Redcrest, Dorios Kettleby Italian Bakery, Round The Bend Farm; King City – Black & Associates oy ArtArt ShowShow & SaSaleale y Geoff Simpson Law Office, Country Apples Orchard, Country Day School, King City Farmers' Market, Kingbridge . lax Discover Conference Centre and Institute, Locale Restaurant, Oak Ridges Trail Association - All Saints D i scov Relax Rel Anglican Church, Pine Farms Orchard Country Café, Spark Innovations, Seneca College, Spark CONTRIBUTING WRITERS & ARTISTS . Innovation, Villanova College, Worldwide Securities Inc; King Township – Libraries, Municipal e p r Virginia Atkins Frank Mazzuca o Offices, Museum; Laskay - Laskay Hall; Nobleton – Art Equine Studio Gallery at Winsong Farm, h . Shop S S Nancy Brookes McElcheran Estate Shop Cold Creek Gate House, Daniel's of Nobleton Restaurant & Country Inn, Dreamwood Furniture, h . op Feast of Fields, Postmaster House & Gallery, Specialty Meats; Schomberg – Artista Custom Robert Brown Gaia Orion Framing, La Maison, Piety Ridge Primitives, Richvale Saddlery, Schomberg Farm Supplies, . Paul Conlan Zoe Orion cover Relax R s is Schomberg Farmers' Market, Sheena’s Kitchen, The Grackle; AND OUTSIDE OF KING in Alliston ela Discover Garry Conway Susanne Prince D - Gibson Centre, South Simcoe Arts Council; Aurora - Caruso & Company, The Aurora Cultural . Fiona Cowles Rick Parker x Centre, York Region Arts Council; Bolton - Forster’s Book Garden, Marilyn Conway Jones - y oy Gordon Craig Elaine Robertson . Barrister & Solicitor, Naked Vine; Caledon - The Fine Art of Cory Trépanier; Creemore - Mad & .. enjoy enjo e Noisy Gallery; Kleinburg - Cashew & Clive Café at The McMichael, Hawthorne House; Maple - Judy Craig Lisa Rosati enjoy enjo . Sonia Dhir Diana Russo Gaia Orion oy l Petits Chefs Academy; Markham - The Cat’s Meow Café; Newmarket - Covernotes tea & coffee y l o tr Louise DiIorio Rick Russo . Stroll house; Richmond Hill - Burr House Craft Gallery, Covernotes tea & coffee house; Rosemont - S Sept.Sept. 2211 - 22 I Indulge n Dufferin County Museum; Toronto - Nature Conservancy of Canada, The Royal Winter Fair, Kelley England Val Saunders .. d 10 to to5o 5 Toronto & Region Conservation; Tottenham - A Taste of Freedom Restaurant, Century 21 Gallery. Sue Feddema Geoff Simpson StreetGallery.caStreetGallery.ca ulge Cheryl Fisher Denny Starritt Dine Printed on recycled paper using vegetable based inks in an FSC certified plant. ... Daniel Gilbert Winnie Stott DineDine
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