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PRIVET HOUSE • RESTAURANT • Join Us for Live Jazz Sunday Brunch The Grapevine April 18th - May 2nd, 2013 1 Jeremy & Jocelyn's April 18th - May 2, 2013 COMMUNITY • AWARENESS • INVOLVEMENT This is one of 1500 copies! TWO-WEEK TWEETS 4 Index: Runaway Horses – P3 grapevinepublishing.ca EAT TO THE BEAT 5 Whose EVENTS CALENDAR 8,9 Colin Bernhardt – P7 pearly CROSSWORD 11 FREE CLASSIFIEDS 12 whites? STARDROP 14 New Star Drop Book! – P14 Furry Feature brought to you by Lee-Ann Cudmore Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine CD release Concert 189 Dykeland St Wolfville • Visit us online: Eye to Eye 902-300-5100 | valleyacu.ca n April 20th 2013, Andy lyrics run the gamut from Direct billing for some Blue Cross Plans and Ariana will release sweet odes to house and Day and evening appts available Otheir latest album “Eye home to political rap to Eye” at the Al Whittle and anything in between Banjo is a Theatre in their hometown (including arguments be- two year old of Wolfville NS. 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This darkly funny original work tells the a special 25 minute documentary feature following the legends of rock, Queen, from story of two couples seeking solace and meaning amidst uncertainty and just after their show-stealing performance randomness. at Live Aid through the year leading up to the concert in Budapest. Hailed as the hit of Toronto’s Summerworks Festival in 2012, this produc- tion also recently returned from New York City, performing a well-attended Aside from depicting Queen’s live run at the off-Broadway La MaMa Theatre. Martin Denton, theatre critic performance, ‘Live In Budapest’ includes 538-3662 from nytheatre.com called the production "extraordinary theater, wise and montages of highlights of the band’s funny and human and profound, the best kind of drama ... potent, elemen- legendary visit and we gain a unique goodbooksver�est@g�ail.com tal, and surprising." insight into the Hungarian film making goodbooksaccounting.com style adapted to western Rock ‘n’ Roll. 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Plus year’s Great Little Art Show at Newport the fact that some of them might Landing. well’ve been teenage runaways [...] you’d have to be pretty desperate For our 15th year, the ARHS is expand- for money to put up with that sort the original CGI (imagination + ing the show’s organization to include of punishment, galloping 70+ miles the Hants County Arts Council. We are without a break.” information) to get what somebody standing there in 1849 would see, thrilled to work together with one of our long-standing community partners. The two runaways are indeed des- hear, smell...” And that’s just what Runaway Horses is about: experienc- We’ve adopted a theme for this year’s perate. They disguise themselves to show, “Home is where the ART is”. gain employment and eventually ing a bit of Nova Scotia’s history race the grueling trail through the through two characters who might well have existed, and whose story The Great Little Art Show is a major Annapolis Valley. Though Silver attraction in the community and is a has lived on HWY 1 for 23 years, was just waiting to be told. significant fundraiser for the Avon River conjuring up that vision of the val- Heritage Museum. It is known as the ley involved significant research. He Alfred will be giving a free reading at the Windsor Library on Sun, area’s flagship show fostering local art dug through archives of magazines talent of all ages, right here at home. and newspapers, but is quick to add April 21st at 2:30pm. that there's another sort of histori- ~ Emily Leeson The opening is Friday, April 26, 7:00 p.m. cal research crucial to his craft, “... to 9:00 p.m. with a wine and cheese standing on the spot and using reception. Our special guest is Laurie Dalton, Director/Curator of the Acadia University Pure Hair Art Gallery.
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