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G UELPH, ONTARIO, CANADA elcome to the University of Guelph, one of WOntario’s most beautiful campuses. Modern and traditional architecture blends with lush green landscapes, highlighted by a 408-acre (165-hectare) arboretum, inviting visitors year-round. Attend any of our vibrant arts events such as weekly concerts, drama productions and art exhibits. Our conference and hospitality facilities are second to none. Guelph has built a solid reputation as one of Canada’s leading teaching and research universities. Make sure to visit the University of Guelph – a civic, provincial and national treasure.

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GGUELPHUELPH IS IS IIDEALLYDEALLY LLOCATEDOCATED FORFOR YYOUROUR NNEXTEXT CCONFERENCEONFERENCE,, TTOURNAMENTOURNAMENT OR OR CCORPORATEORPORATE EEVENTVENT.. EVENTS WE’VE HOSTED: (10 - 3,000 delegates) 2002 MasterCard Memorial Cup May 2002 Ontario Winter Games March 2002 World Mounted Games August 2001 Canadian Intercollegiate Baseball Championships October 2000 Perspectives 2000 Agri-Food Industry Conference November 1999 Canadian Cue Sport Championship July 2000 …and many, more! SOME OF OUR FEATURED FACILITIES One-Stop • Guelph Sports and Shopping for welcome Entertainment Centre • University of Guelph Athletics Complex Your Next Event! • River Run Centre • The Arboretum

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4 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 contents welcome LOCATION MAP ...... 6 WELCOME ...... 7 MUSIC &ART ...... 9 OUT &ABOUT ...... 12 WALKABOUTS ...... 16 SHOPPING ...... 19 CITY MAP ...... 24-25 DINING &NIGHTLIFE . . . . 27 ACCOMODATIONS ...... 31 SERVICES ...... 37 EVENTS ...... 39 Guelph Visitor and Convention Services 1-800-334-4519 or (519) 837-1335 Fax (519) 837-1527 [email protected] www.city.guelph.on.ca/visitor As best as can be determined, all information in this 75th Anniversary 1827-200 1 2 publication is correct as of the time of printing, but it is recommended that individuals phone to verify information. The Award-winning Discover Guelph Visitors’ Guide and Partnership For information about the Discover Guelph Visitors’ Guide 2003, please submit written information no THE DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE is an later than December 15, 2002 to Guelph Visitor and annual publication produced in partnership by Convention Services. Guelph Visitor and Convention Services, The Graphix Reproduction of any part of this booklet by any Works, and Venture Guelph Publications. process is forbidden without the express The 1998 Guelph Visitors’ Guide was recognized at authorization of the Publisher: the Economic Developers Council of Ontario’s Peter Spanyi, The Graphix Works. (EDCO) 1999 Marketing Awards of Excellence with 1-800-665-4739 Award of Distinction in the Tourism Brochure category. The Partnership topped three other To advertise in the Discover Guelph Visitors’ Guide 2003, please contact a representative of Venture categories with Awards of Excellence and received Guelph Publications at (519) 824-1595. Best of Show recognition. 2002 Design/Production: Guelph Visitor and Convention Services is a Peter Spanyi, Terry Schwartz partnership between the Corporation of the City of 2002 Ad Sales: Guelph and private-sector organizations and Venture Publications (Mike Baker) businesses and is committed to attracting and 2002 Photo Credits: servicing visitors to Guelph. Dean Palmer, Gordon Laird, Trina Koster, For more information or copies of this publication Fred Naylor, Ken Mitchell, Leanne Johns, please contact: Stella Bezerra, Beth McCracken A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 5 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

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6 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 greetings welcome A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF GUELPH On behalf of Guelph City Council, it is my pleasure to extend to you greetings from our wonderful city during our 175th Anniversary year. Whether you are visiting family and friends, conducting business, or travelling in the area, we welcome you. Through this, our Discover Guelph Visitors' Guide 2002, we invite you to participate in all that Guelph has to offer. Discover the rich architectural heritage and thriving cultural life of our city. Enjoy Guelph's three signature music festivals and the wide variety of festivals and events that happen year-round. Explore our picturesque riverside parks and trails. Savour our distinctive restaurants, generous accommodations, and unique shops. Let our hospitality make your Guelph experience a memorable one. Yours truly, Karen Farbridge Mayor

Guelph was founded by John Galt in 1827 and entertainment. The compact and named in honour of the British Royal downtown and several convenient malls Family. Century-old limestone buildings offer a variety of unique shopping and downtown avenues are set in a opportunities. Accommodations in Guelph picturesque natural setting at the junction range from the charming bed and of the Speed and Eramosa Rivers. Today, breakfast to complete hotel facilities to Guelph is known for its rich architectural picturesque campgrounds. heritage and its vibrant cultural life. The University Something For Everyone University of Guelph activities and the The Discover Guelph Visitors' Guide 2002 campus draw many people to the city highlights information about a variety of each year through conferences, on- things to see and do in and around town. campus concerts and programs, and The Guelph area is known for its music varsity sports teams. The University festivals that feature a wonderful blend of includes internationally-renowned Blues, Folk, Rock, Alternative, Jazz, and institutions such as the Ontario Classical music. A visit to arts and crafts Agricultural College and the Ontario shows, antique dealers, and the farmers' Veterinary College. market are an adventure of colours, More Information smells, and sounds. Guelph's beautiful Drop in to the Guelph Visitor and parks and riverside greenspaces, and Convention Services’ Visitor Information sports facilities and teams provide indoor Centre in Downtown Guelph or call and outdoor fun for people of all ages. 1-800-334-4519 or (519) 837-1335, fax Guelph Atmosphere (519) 837-1527. Visit our web site at Distinctive shops, cafes, pubs, and bistros www.city.guelph.on.ca/visitor invite visitors to relax and enjoy the Or e-mail us at Guelph atmosphere while enjoying food [email protected] A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 7 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 music&art

8 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 music & art music&art WHERE THE MUSIC'S AT... Guelph, the City of Music, features an abundance of musical events and experiences ranging from a full symphony orchestra performing in a sold-out concert hall to a jam- packed local pub bouncing to a lively two- piece band. The Spring, Summer and Fall months highlight the Classical, Contemporary and Jazz music of Guelph's three signature music festivals. Live music can be heard out on the town at many local pubs, restaurants and bars, as well as at numerous other events, activities and venues. Guelph - it's where the music's at. MUSIC FESTIVALS COMMUNITY FESTIVALS Guelph Spring Festival College Royal Annual music festival featuring chamber, Mar 15-16, 2003 classical, jazz, and world music. This year (519) 824-4120 x8366 the Guelph Spring Festival celebrates its www.collegeroyal.uoguelph.ca 35th Anniversary. Guelph Community Arts Tour May 24-Jun 2, 2002 May 3-5, 2002 (519) 763-3000 (Box Office) (519) 824-4494 (519) 821-3210 (Administration) www.guelphspringfestival.org Eden Mills Writers' Festival Sep 8, 2002 Guelph Jazz Festival (519) 826-0876 Sep 4-8, 2002 www.edenmillswritersfestival.ca (519) 763-4952 (Box Office/ Administration) Festival of Trees www.guelphjazzfestival.com Nov 20-Dec 8, 2002 (519) 767-3424 Hillside Festival With five stages of music dance and the Guelph's 175th Anniversary spoken work Guelph's community Jan 1-Dec 31, 2002 celebration has something for everyone: (519) 837-5618 crafts, workshops, children and youth www.city.guelph.on.ca events, environmental expo, international foods, camping - and more! LIVE MUSIC VENUES & EVENTS Jul 26-28, 2002 Downtown Guelph Noon Hour Concerts (519) 763-8817 (Box Office) Fr, Jul-Aug, 2002 (519) 763-6396 (Administration) (519) 836-6144 www.hillside.on.ca www.guelphdowntown.com

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Edward Johnson Music Foundation The Over Tones Inc. Women's 98 Macdonell St., Suite 300 Barbershop Chorus (519) 821-7570 Ukranian Centre, 355 Elmira Rd. (Melran www.freespace.net/~ejmf Mall) Guelph Sports and Entertainment Centre (519) 827-0216 50 Woolwich St. Salon de Tea (519) 822-4900 36 Quebec St. The Other Brother's Restaurant & Patio (519) 829-2239 37 Yarmouth St. Woolwich Arms (519) 822-4465 176 Woolwich St. www.otherbrothers.ca (519) 836-2875 / (519) 836-3948 www.arrowpubs.com ART &PLACES TO SEE ART Art is everywhere in Guelph. There is a public gallery featuring Inuit art and a sculpture park as well as other locations where the public can view a wide selection of both contemporary and historical art. Guelph is home to many artists who feature their artistic talents year- round or at special studio events. Framing & Art Centre GALLERIES AND PLACES 30 Carden St. (519) 836-5873 WITH ART 987 Gordon St. (519) 836-4030 Art-In-Guelph Gallery Macdonald Stewart Art Centre 3 Paisley St. Guelph's public gallery and sculpture park 1-800-815-6607 / (519) 836-5104 specializes in contemporary and Inuit art. www.art-in-guelph.com The Sculpture Park is the largest in Fair November Craft Exhibition Canada. Gallery Shop/Art Sales & Rental Nov. 14-17, 2002 features Inuit art, ceramics and glass. music&art (519) 824-4120 x3903 358 Gordon St. (519) 837-0010 www.uoguelph.ca/msac Thenew Bookshelf Bookstore · Café · Courtyard · Cinema · eBar · Billiards A whole lot more of a good thing. Info & Reservations: 519-821-3311 7 days a week · 41 Quebec St. Downtown Guelph

10 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 music&art PERFORMING ARTS & CINEMAS River Run Centre Guelph’s magnificent performing arts and conference centre is set along the bank of the Speed River, in the city’s thriving downtown core. The complex features a concert hall, a studio theatre and spacious reception hall. 35 Woolwich St. 1-877-520-2408/(519) 763-3000 987 Gordon St Guelph, ON www.riverrun.guelph.on.ca N1H 6H9 Guelph Little Theatre (519)836-4030 30 Carden St 176 Morris St. Guelph, ON (519) 821-0270 N1H 3A2 (519)836-5873 The Bookshelf 41 Quebec St. (519) 821-3311 www.bookshelf.ca

A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 11 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 out & about HERITAGE & HISTORY Guelph’s rich and abundant architecture and history is evident in many neighbourhoods of the city. Museums celebrate many of the people and events from Guelph’s past while other historic sites can be visited for a first-hand look. See Guelph’s historic architecture first-hand by taking an historic walking tour that features many of Guelph's heritage homes and buildings.

Guelph Museums Wellington County Museum and Illustrates the history of Guelph from pre- Archives settlement to the present. The Children's Wellington County Rd. 18 (between Museum will explore the history of Guelph Fergus and Elora) through the eyes of children from the (519) 846-0916 city's past. McCrae House is the birthplace www.wcm.on.ca of Col. John McCrae, military officer and Woodlawn Cemetery author of the poem In Flanders Fields 762 Woolwich St. Guelph Civic/Children's Museum (corner of Woolwich St. and Woodlawn 6 Dublin St. S. (at Waterloo Av.) Rd., across from Riverside Park) McCrae House (519) 822-1271 108 Water St. (519) 836-1221 out&about www.museum.guelph.on.ca Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tours Visit a unique exhibit of antique radios 404-147 Wyndham St. N. (519) 836-3280 www.guelphartscouncil.org Halton County Radial Railway Museum 13629 Guelph Line (minutes South of Hwy. 7) (519) 856-9802 www.hcry.org Hammond Museum of Radio Daily Mon-Fri: 9 am - 4 pm 595 Southgate Dr. (in the Hanlon (other times by appointment) Business Park) 595 Southgate Drive (519) 822-2441 x590 (Hwy 6 North to Laird Rd., E. on Laird, N on Southgate Dr.) www.hammondmuseumofradio.org 519-822-2441 ext. 590 www.hammondmuseumofradio.org

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CRAFT BREWERIES AND WINERIES Guelph has an illustrious brewing history that dates back to the original Sleeman brewery in the 1800s. The practice of making wine has a long history in Ontario and is relatively new to the Guelph area. Visiting the Guelph area breweries and wineries provides visitors with the opportunity to learn both the art and techniques of making wine and beer as well sampling many of the products that are made locally.

Cox Creek Cellars Estate Winery Grand River Conservation Authority Highway 6 at Wellington County Rd. 22, Parks North of Guelph The Grand River Conservation Authority (519) 767-3253 operates parks at Guelph Lake, Rockwood, www.coxcreekcellars.on.ca Elora and Lake Belwood. Camping, hiking, F&M Brewery swimming, wind-surfing and river tubing 355 Elmira Rd. N. are among the activities at the various 1-877-316-2337 / (519) 824-1194 parks. www.fmbrewery.com Guelph Lake (Conservation Road, 1km East of Victoria Rd. N., North East of Wellington Brewery Guelph) 950 Woodlawn Rd. W. 1-866-ONT-CAMP / (519) 824-5061 (519) 837-2337 www.grandriver.ca www.wellingtonbrewery.ca

NATURE, PARKS AND TRAILS Guelph’s parks and natural sites offer a wide range of experiences ranging from the seasonal floral gardens and collections, to learning about the natural environment, to discovering Guelph’s fascinating history. Whether it’s a gently rushing river, birds chirping or the smell of fresh grass, step away from the city for a day or just a short while. Enjoy Guelph’s natural beauty.

The Arboretum 165 hectares (408 acres) of spectacular Take a 2 km ride on historic streetcars greenspace, formal and natural gardens, and radial cars at the nature trails, 35 plant collections (more than HALTON COUNTY 3000 trees and shrubs), workshops, dinner RADIIAL RAIILWAY theatre and meeting and banquet facilities. Visit a Unique Museum Arboretum Rd., East off East Ring Rd., Weekends - May to October Daily - July and August University of Guelph 10:00AM to 4:00PM Located at 13629 Guelph Line, Milton, Ontario (519) 824-4120 x4110 Phone 519-856-9802 FAX 519-856-1399 www.uoguelph.ca/~arboretu www.hcry.org

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Riverside Park (519) 837-5618 Riverside Park stretches along both banks www.city.guelph.on.ca of the Speed River creating one of Guelph’s Covered Bridge largest recreational greenspaces. One of The town’s Lattice Covered Footbridge was the most prominent features in the park is built in June 1992 near the junction of the the floral clock (it keeps time!) and the Speed and Eramosa Rivers by 400 picturesque gardens that encompass it. timberframers who were gathered in Guelph. The clock is one on the largest in Ontario. Based on an original design from the 1800s, During the summer months, children can it is one of only two in all of Ontario. ride a restored musical carousel, The Compare it to the restored covered bridge in Riverside Express (a miniature train) or West Montrose a short drive north of Guelph paddle boats. A scale model of the Priory off Elmira Road. York Rd. at Wyndham St. or (the first building in Guelph) will give Gordon St. at the Speed River. visitors a taste of Guelph’s past. (519) 837-5618. Woolwich St. between Woodlawn St. and Speedvale Av. Horseback Adventures (519) 837-5626 Northfield Dr., 3-4km East of Highway www.city.guelph.on.ca 86, Waterloo Royal Recreation Trails (519) 888-6503 A 20-Kilometre (12.5-mile) network of six www.ontariohorseriding.com trails that meander along river greenspaces Wings of Paradise Butterfly and run through the city of Guelph’s Conservatory parklands, schools, and open spaces. The 2500 Kossuth Rd., off Hwy 24 between paths are excellent for walking or cycling in Guelph and Cambridge the summer and cross-country skiing in the (519) 653-1234 winter. Wheelchair accessible. www.wingsofparadise.com THE ALL IN ONE DRAFT ALL F & M BREWERY PRODUCTS ARE HAND CRAFTED, PACKAGE ALL NATURAL BEERS WITH NO PRESERVATIVES.

Variety of 9 Brands Available For Brewery or Tour information, please call out&about (519) 824-1194 Toll Free 1-877-316-2337

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STORE HOURS: Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 12-5 Visit our retail store at 355 Elmira Road North in Guelph 14 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 out&about AGRICULTURAL SITE AND EVENTS The history of Guelph and surrounding Wellington County is steeped with an agricultural tradition dating back to the early 1800s. Today, Guelph is Guelph Sports and Entertainment Centre renowned as a worldwide centre of Multi-purpose sports and entertainment agricultural science research and centre with a 5,000-seat capacity. Full business for government, education, service restaurant. and private enterprise. 50 Woolwich St. (519) 822-4900 Donkey Sanctuary of Canada 6981 Puslinch Concession 4, 1.3 km High Expectations Hot Air Balloon Rides West of Highway 6 (between Guelph mornings and evenings, 7 days a week and the 401). (519) 654-2391 (519) 836-1697 www.donkeysanctuary.ca

SPORTS Guelph offers excellent facilities, arenas, sports fields and golf courses for many sports including hockey, baseball and golf. The city supports major Junior A and Junior B hockey teams, a semi-pro baseball team and a full complement of University of Guelph varsity teams. Whether you're taking part in the action or watching from the stands, sports in Guelph can be enjoyed year-round.

2002 MasterCard Memorial Cup Hereos of Yesteryear, Champions of Tommorrow. Since 1919, the Memorial Cup has commemorated Canadian hockey players who sacrificed their lives in WWI. The Guelph Storm will host this tournament. May 17-26, 2002 (519) 837-9690 / 1-800-334-4519 www.GuelphStorm.com Guelph Country Club 133 Woodlawn Rd. E. (519) 824-2741 www.tgcc.ca Guelph Lakes Golf and Country Club Hwy 24, North of Guelph (519) 822-4222 www.guelphlakesgolf.ca

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GUELPH WALKABOUTS The Guelph Walkabouts are short walking tours that highlight some of the outstanding heritage buildings and natural features in Guelph. Spend part of a day and stop at all the picturesque and magnificent surroundings. Both walkabouts have been marked out using the map on page 25. All points referred to have been marked with a bullet (•) on the map. Enjoy your Guelph experience!

Walking Back in Time (red trail) Our Outdoors... Most of the points on our walk are buildings designated as being historically significant. at your Doorstep! These sites (and over fifty others) will have a prominently displayed brown oval plaque that tells their story. A journey through Guelph’s history begins with a visit through the majestic Church of Our Lady. Around the corner at the Guelph Civic Museum discover the people and events that have shaped Guelph to the city it is at present. Guelph City hall is situated on Carden Street, which is the site of Guelph’s original Hike, Fish, Canoe, Swim, Market Place from 1827. Further along the street is the 6167 railway engine on the Camp & Picnic right. As you move along Macdonell Street at our Conservation Areas toward the Speed River, watch for the Guelph Lake Elora Gorge (519) 824-5061 (519) 846-9742 Blacksmith Fountain on the left. Further Rockwood Belwood Lake along on the right, is the plaque on the (519) 856-9543 (519) 843-2979 railway bridge abutment that signifies the founding of Guelph in 1827 with the felling Reserve a campsite at of a maple tree. On Woolwich Street where 1-866-ONT-CAMP the River Run Centre now stands is where or online at www.grandriver.ca

out&about Guelph’s first building, a log structure GUELPH MUSEUMS

Located at: 6 Dublin St. S. 108 Water St. • OPEN DAILY 1 - 5 p.m. (some exceptions) • Website: www.museum.guelph.on.ca (519) 836-1221 Email: [email protected]

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named the Priory, stood until 1926. Boathouse to relax in the tearoom for a Follow the street past the former meal and view the interpretive displays Wellington County Courthouse along to about the history of the Speed River or Douglas Street. Watch for a number of enjoy an ice cream on a summer day. designated buildings along the way and Afterwards, take advantage of Guelph’s make time to stop at one of the many Royal Recreation Trail and go for a walk splendid cafes and bistros for a bite to eat. along the Speed or Eramosa River. Travelling the Trails and Parks (purple Entrances to the trail are across the trail) Covered Bridge or across Gordon Street A trip through Guelph’s glorious parks and and to the right. gardens begins at the Covered Bridge, which spans the Speed River. Cross Gordon Street into Royal City Park, notice Come Visit The the circular garden to your right. Wander Donkey Sanctuary of along the bank of the tranquil river Canada Farm through the park to Gow’s Bridge, a small Hours: Wednesdays & Sundays stone bridge crossing the water and watch May 1st - Thanksgiving for a designated plaque. Cross the bridge (or by appointment) and walk up to McCrae House museum 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. and the Col. John McCrae Memorial Admission: Gardens and their abundance of poppies. Adults $4 After a visit to the museum, walk along Students $3 Children under 6 $2 Water Street, turn right on Mary Street and left onto Albert Street, and then back to (519) 836-1697 Gordon Street. (Watch for three 6981 Puslinch, Conc. 4, R.R.#6, Guelph designated heritage homes along the Don’t Miss DONKEY DAY way.). Cross back over the river to the Sunday June 9th, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 17 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

Explore our beautiful city’s centre and browse through unique shops. Relax in one of Browse our many cafés.

Experience our restaurants for lunch Stroll or dinner. Our indoor and outdoor shopping among historical architecture is yours Explore to explore.

Downtown comes alive with many Dine events throughout the year. For details check the events listings in this guide or visit Shop our website. shopping Enjoy

DOWNTOWN BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 42 Wyndham Street North, #202 Guelph, ON N1H 4E6 Tel: 519-836-6144 Fax: 519-767-0698 email: [email protected] VISIT US AT: www.guelphdowntown.com

18 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 shopping shopping THE GUELPH SHOPPING EXPERIENCE Shopping in Guelph is a colourful and inviting experience. Districts such as Downtown, Stone Road Mall, and Willow West Mall offer a limitless selection. The wonderful smells and sounds of a farmers' market are an exciting shopping atmosphere, and Guelph’s collection of small shops and boutiques lead to some remarkable shopping discoveries.

shopping, a multi-purpose arena, a SHOPPING AREAS AND MALLS performing arts centre, and restaurants all Downtown Guelph await you in Downtown Guelph. There are approximately 250 retail outlets primarily owner-operated. Retail and Downtown Board of Management professional services will meet your every 202-42 Wyndham St. N. need as well as a multitude of cafes and (519) 836-6144 restaurants. Boutiques for specialized www.guelphdowntown.com

Visit our new location at . . . 128 Wyndham Street North, DOWNTOWN GUELPH Store Hours: Monday - Wednesday & Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Thursday & Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m

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Downtown Fergus B.I.A 245 St. Andrews St. W., Fergus global currency services (519) 787-1384 www.ferguselora.com Stone Road Mall Exchanging foreign cash, drafts, An enclosed shopping centre with 150 quality travellers cheques and wire transfers. shops and services, a food court, Chapters, Sears, Zellers, and a movie theatre. Great mix and friendly faces make Stone Road Mall a 1027 Gordon Street truly enjoyable shopping experience. Guelph, ON N1G 4X1 435 Stone Rd. W. (Intersection of Stone T 1.519.763.7330 Rd. and Edinburgh Rd., just off the www.global-currency.on.ca Hanlon Expressway) (519) 821-5780 best rate guaranteed over Willow West Mall 100 currencies 183 Silvercreek Pkwy. N. (Corner of Silvercreek Pkwy. and Willow Rd.) (519) 821-4310 MARKETS Guelph Farmers' Market 4 Gordon St. (519) 822-1260 x2244 www.city.guelph.on.ca SPECIALTY SHOPPING The Toy Store A-Plus Jewellery This family business of 15 years carries quality with a Difference stones in both Diamonds and Gem Stones and For Kids 1 - 101 unique gift items. Come experience our family, shopping friendly environment and one to one service. • Infant Toys 55 Wyndham St. N. • Playmobil • Games & Puzzles (519) 767-2296 • Children’s Books The Creative Edge - Rustic Gifts & Furniture • Brainteasers 9 Quebec St. • Unusual Novelties (519) 824-5350 • Construction & Science Kits • Crafts Duncan McPhee • Thomas Wooden Trains 1 Quebec St. • Lego 1-888-262-7787 / (519) 821-1260 • Little Tykes Harmony Global Arts, Clothing, & ••• And Much More! Jewellery Largest Selection in the Area 35 Wyndham St. N. (519) 767-0504 492 Edinburgh Rd. S. (519) 767-1136 Touch, Play and Discover Macdonald Stewart Art Centre the Magic Gallery Shop, Art Sales & Rentals 358 Gordon St. 10 Paisley (at Norfolk) (519) 837-3808 Downtown Guelph N1H 2N6 www.uoguelph.ca/msac Tel: 519-824-5682 Fax: 519-824-6711 20 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 shopping

Swarovski Crystal & Jewellery • Caithness • Canadiana • Lladro Seagull Pewter • Soapstone • Hoselton Aluminum Sculptures • Chimes & Fountains Royal Doulton Figurines & Dinnerware • Denby • Portmeirion • Oneida Baby Boutique • Pooh & Friends • Gund • Seasonal & Decorative Accessories • Throws Wedding Specialists • Gift Registry • Corporate & Executive Gifts • Gift Baskets

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We have been growing with Guelph for over 30 years, and with over 30 stores we are here to serve you . . . Any Season . . . Any Time

WillowWillow WestWest MallMall Ken & Sandy's Bargain Joint • The Beer Store • V.P. Tailors Blimpie Subs & Salads • Hallmark Coffee Time Donuts • Dollar Power First Choice Haircutters • Gino’s Pizza Guelph Computers & Electronics Take care of yourself. TM Guildcrest Jewellers • Jamille’s Place La Shoe • Little Short Stop • Reitmans MC Ticket Inc. • Quality Smoke & Gifts RU Serious • The Royal Bank • Salon Gii S. Dallan Hairstyling • SDM Postal Outlet Star Photo Lab • Traditional Homeopathy The Wine Shoppe • Willow West Dental Silvercreek Parkway & Willow Road Guelph, Ontario 519-821-4310 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 21 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

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22 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 Sidonio's Custom Men's Shoppe Stonehouse Pottery 128 Wyndham St. N. 128 Woolwich St. (519) 836-5077 (519) 836-4326 shopping Simply Wonderful www.stonehousepottery.com 10 Paisley St., Royal Plaza Wyndham Art Supplies (519) 824-5682 164 Wyndham St. N. So…Boutique 1-800-560-1970 / (519) 767-1317 125 Wyndham St. N. www.wyndhamartsupplies.com (519) 837-3172 You have to see it To believe it

164 Wyndham St. Downtown Guelph (519) 767-1317 1-800-560-1970 www.wyndhamartsupplies.com Open seven days.

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REAL BEER SINCE 1985 “The first brewed-in-Ontario beer that showed us what a heavenly beverage beer can be!” AVAILABLE AT BREWER’S RETAIL STORES, Cosy Tea Room, SELECTED L.C.B.O. STORES, Café & Giftshop AND PUBS IN ONTARIO. Tea Tasting & High Teas (by reservation) MON-FRI 9am-5pm SAT/SUN 12pm-5pm Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 10 Sun. 11 - 5 829-2239 950 Woodlawn Road, Guelph, Ontario 36 Quebec St. DOWNTOWN GUELPH (519) 837-2337 web: www.wellingtonbrewery.ca dining&nightlife

The Woolwich Arms & Arrow Pub 176 Woolwich Street, Guelph 836-2875 Serving up the Best of Locally Crafted Foods and Beverages.

26 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 dining & nightlife dining&nightlife THE CITY OF MUSIC… Whether you’re looking for a place for the whole family, a quick bite to eat, or a quiet dinner for two, Guelph has the dining experience for you. The downtown offers numerous bistros and cafés that will tempt your tastebuds, or try some of Guelph's outstanding eateries in other areas of the city. Of course you are invited for a night on the town. Enjoy one of the many clubs and pubs that come alive in the evening with music and cheer.

Restaurants Dining Patio Tour Wheelchair Live Experience Open Air Groups Accessible Music

Aberfoyle Mill Innovative No Yes No No 80 Brock Rd. S. Continental Cuisine 1-888-858-4684 (519) 763-1070 www.starpages.com/aberfoyle-mill

Babel Fish Bistro Great Food, Service, Yes No No No 80 Macdonell St. and Atmosphere (519) 826-6709

Bistro Six Elegant No No Yes No 35 Harvard Rd, Unit 13 Neighbourhood Bistro (519) 837-5754

The Bookshelf Café Café/Gourmet Bistro/Bar Yes Yes Yes Yes 41 Quebec St. (519) 821-3311 www.bookshelf.ca

Carden Street Cafe Where the Flavours Yes No Yes Yes 40 Carden St. Jump, Sizzle, & Sing (519) 837-2830 www.cardenstreetcafe.ca

Caribou Creek Casual Dinner House Yes Yes Yes No 304 Stone Rd. W. (519) 836-4029

The Cornerstone Healthy Food No No Yes Yes 1 Wyndham St N Community Atmosphere (519) 827-0145

Curry in a Hurry Friendly Fast-paced Curry No No No No 9 Cork St. E. Funky Atmosphere (519) 826-9382

Envers International Cuisine No No Yes No 42 Queen St. E., Morriston and Fine Wines (519) 821-2852 www.starpages.com/envers

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Gazebo's Restaurant Casual Dining/Buffets No Yes Yes No and Lounge Sunday Brunch Holiday Inn, Guelph 601 Scottsdale Dr. (519) 836-0231

Georgian Creeds Small Intimate Dining No No No No 16 Douglas St. International Cuisine (519) 837-2692

Gordon Restaurant Comfortable No Yes No Yes Ramada Hotel and Casual Dining and Conference Centre 716 Gordon St. (519) 836-1240

Kaleidoscope Cafe Fine Dining Yes Yes Yes No and Wine Bar Great Ambiance 9 Wyndham St. N. (519) 763-9393 www.kaleidoscopecafe.com

Latino’s International Foods Unique Latin Yes Yes Yes Yes 51 Cork St. E. Homemade Foods & Desserts (519) 836-3431

Manhattan Jazz Bistro Bistro/Gourmet Pizza/Jazz No No Yes Yes 951 Gordon St. S., #7 (519) 767-2440 Mirage Restaurant Scottish-Style Indian Buffet No Yes Yes No Best Western Emerald Inn 106 Carden St (519) 836-2620

The Other Brother's Varied Innovative Menu, Yes Yes No Yes Restaurant & Patio Fondues 37 Yarmouth St. (519) 822-4465 www.otherbrothers.ca

The Penny Whistle Pub Traditional English Pub No Yes Yes No 2 Quebec St. Indian Curries dining&nightlife (519) 836-4792

Salon de Tea Tea Room No Yes Yes Yes 36 Quebec St (519) 829-2239

Springfield Golf Casual Dining Yes Yes Yes No & Country Club 2054 Gordon St. (519) 821-4655 www.springfieldgolf.on.ca

Stampede Ranch Casual Dining/Daily Specials Yes Yes Yes Yes 226 Woodlawn Rd. W. (519) 822-1358

Woolwich Arms Cozy Pub Yes Yes No Yes & Arrow Pub Local Draughts & Foods 176 Woolwich St. (519) 836-2875 (519) 836-3948 www.arrowpubs.com

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FINE WINES, COLD DRAFT, THICK STEAKS, POULTRY, FRESH FISH, SEAFOOD, CREATIVE PASTAS, DECADENT DESSERTS & EXCELLENT SERVICE.

80 MACDONELL ST. DOWNTOWN GUELPH 826-6709

of Morriston International Cuisine Fine Wines Lunch Wednesday-Friday 11:30-2:30 Dinner Tuesday-Saturday From 5:00 The Other Brother’s Restaurant & Patio 42 Queen Street Morriston 37 YARMOUTH ST DOWNTOWN GUELPH (1 mile south of Hwy. 401 on Hwy. 6) 1-519-821-2852

Aberfoyle Mill Restaurant Since 1960

“Excellence in Dining with Cozy Country Charm” LUNCH from $8.95 Innovative continental cuisine DINNER from $12.00 • Lunch and Dinner Open 7 nights a week • Banquet & Meeting Rooms • Mystery Dinner Theatre Lunch Tuesday to Friday • Sunday Brunch www.otherbrothers.ca 1 mile N of Hwy 401 on Brock Rd (#46) Exit #299 Aberfoyle (519) 763-1070 519 822 4465 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 29 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

An Exceptional Bed &Breakfast This century-old stone manorhouse has been converted into a romantic, five-bedroom Bed & Breakfast. Pamper yourself in the luxury of crisp linens, terry robes and feather duvets. Relax in the jacuzzi or read quietly by your own fireplace. Wake up to fresh coffee delivered to your door and prepare for a full breakfast in the dining room or outside by the pool. Make the experience yours.

Reservations Recommended www.willowmanorbb.com 408 Willow Road, Guelph, Ontario N1H 6S5 Ph: 519-763-3574 • Fax: 519-763-4531 accommodations

N Norfolk Guest House Enjoy elegance and comfort in this lovingly restored 1865 home, located right in the heart of the city.We will pamper you with fireplaces, jacuzzis, fine linens and superb grounds. Our luxury accommodations offer a full breakfast, queen sized beds, and central air conditioning for your comfort. And if you desire privacy, perhaps our honeymoon suite, or executive furnished apartment with private meeting room will be just what you need. Our B&B was featured in Better Homes & Gardens. 102 Eramosa Road (at Queen), Guelph, Ontario N1E 2L8 Call (519) 767-1095 or see us at: www.bbcanada.com (under Festival County)

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HOTELS AND HOSTELS Glossary POOL In=Indoor; Out=Outdoor # Rooms Television Air Conditioning Dining Room Meeting Rooms Efficiency Suites Pool Rates ($) Best Western Emerald Inn 65 Yes Yes Yes No Yes No 69-129 106 Carden St. 1-800-528-1234 / (519) 836-1331 www.bestwestern.com Comfort Inn Guelph 80 Yes Yes No No No No 85-109 480 Silvercreek Pkwy. N. 1-800-228-5150 / (519) 763-1900 www.choicehotels.ca Days Inn - Guelph 87 Yes Yes No No No No 89-159 785 Gordon St. 1-800-DAYS-INN / (519) 822-9112 www.daysinn.com Holiday Inn - Guelph 136 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes In 119-149 601 Scottsdale Dr. 1-800-HOLIDAY / (519) 836-0231 www.holiday-inn.com/guelphon Holiday Inn Express–Hotel & Suites 53 Yes Yes No Yes Yes In 129.95-299.95 540 Silvercreek Pkwy. N. 1-800-HOLIDAY / (519) 824-2400 www.hiexpress.com Ramada Hotel & Conference Centre 104 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Out 89-160 716 Gordon St. (519) 836-1240 • www.ramada.ca Super 8 Motel 34 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No 89.95-119.95 281 Woodlawn Rd. W. 1-800-800-8000 / (519) 836-5850 • www.super8.ca University of Guelph Conference Services 3500 No No Yes Yes Yes In 25.50-55.00 Summer Hostel (May-August) (519) 824-4120 x2353 • www.hospitality.uoguelph.ca Maryhill Inn An historic, restored circa 1850 Country Inn.

Centrally located to St. Jacobs, Elora, K-W, & Guelph. Luxurious ensuite rooms, each with fireplace, & TV/VCR. The Georgian style “GREAT ROOM” is perfect for small weddings, business meetings & social gatherings. 239 GORDON STREET Come & experience the gracious hospitality GUELPH, ON N1G 1X4 of our Country Inn. 519-836-6481 www.maryhillinn.com • phone/fax: 519-648-3098 www.brooklynhouse.ca 1302 MARYHILL ROAD, MARYHILL ONTARIO

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Sleep. Eat breakfast. Leave. Just like when you were a teenager. A complimentary breakfast bar and indoor pool/spa. Stay Smart®

Fresh fruit, Breads and Sweet rolls. Whole-grain cereal, Coffee, tea, and juice. It’s breakfast Mom would approve of. At a price (FREE) that would make dad smile. Plus local calls, an indoor pool/spa, and a fitness centre, all at a great rate. HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS – HOTEL & SUITES 540 SILVERCREEK PKWY N, NOW OPEN GUELPH ON, N1H 6N3 For reservations call: 519-824-2400 or 1-800-HOLIDAY www.hiexpress.com/gelphon • email: [email protected] accommodations

EXCELLENT LOCATION At the Junction of Highway 6 & 7 Nearby Attractions Elora Gorge Park(10km) • St. Jacobs(20km) • Fergus(10km) Elmira (15km) • University of Guelph(5km) • African Lion Safari(30km) Value All Rooms Feature Facilities Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast Coffee Maker Dining Restaurant on premises Free TMN Movies Small Fridge • Iron & Board RoomService • Executive Suites Free Toronto Star Daily Newspaper Data Port Phone with voice mail Whirlpool Suites Non-Smoking Rooms Meeting Rooms for 10-50 “The Best Value in Guelph” 281 Woodlawn Road W., Guelph, ON N1H 7K7 • Tel:(519) 836-5850 e-mail: [email protected] www.super8.com TOLL-FREE RESERVATIONS 1-800-800-8000 32 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002 accommodations BED & BREAKFASTS/INNS Note that Rates ($) reflect pricing for both single nights and extended-stays. Please contact the accommodations directly for the rate that meets your needs. # Rooms Bed Type Bathroom Type Pets Rates ($) Brooklyn House 3 Q S No 45-95 239 Gordon St. (519) 766-9211 www.brooklynhouse.ca Carnaby House 1QPNo70 6 Carnaby Cr. (519) 826-9994 www.carnabyhouse.ca Drew House 11 K/Q/T E/P/S No 85-95 120 Mill St. E., Elora (519) 846-2226 www.drewhouse.com Elm Park B & B 3 Q/D/T/S S/W Inquire 45-60 646 Paisley Rd. (at Fischer Dr.) (519) 821-8734 www.elmparkbb.com Gardenview Bed & Breakfast 3 Q/T S Inquire 50-75 295 Water St. (519) 822-0664 / (519) 766-9346 Log House B & B 3 Q E/S No 125 6435 Crowsfoot Rd., Breslau (519) 648-9474 www.theloghouse.on.ca London House 7 Q/D/S E/P/S No 60-95 80 London Rd. W. (519) 824-6874 www.londonhouse.ca Lyon’s Den Bed & Breakfast 3 Q E/P/S No 60-85 18 University Av. E. (519) 821-2556 www.bbcanada.com/3260.html Maryhill Inn Bed & Breakfast 5 Q E No 125-150 1302 Maryhill Rd., Maryhill (519) 648-3098 www.maryhillinn.com Norfolk Guest House 5 Q/S E/P/S Inquire 50-135 102 Eramosa Rd. (519) 767-1095 www.bbcanada.com/1477.html Suffolk Bed & Breakfast 3 Q/T/S E/S Inquire 50-85 115 Suffolk St. W. (519) 823-1910 www.bbcanada.com/suffolkbandb Sugarbush B & B 3 Q/T E/P No 50-90 2 Sugarbush Pl. (519) 760-4103 www.sugarbushbb.com Wakefield House Bed & Breakfast 3 Q/S E/S Inquire 45-75 11 Graham St. (519) 822-1479 www.bbcanada.com/wakefieldbb Willow Manor 5 T/D/Q/K E Inquire 85-100 408 Willow Rd. (519) 763-3574 www.willowmanorbb.com GLOSSARY BED TYPE K=King; Q=Queen; D=Double; T=Twin; S=Single BATHROOM TYPE E=Ensuite; P=Private; S=Shared; W=Washbasin in room A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 33 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

Come Stay Under The Sun

• 87 New Guest Rooms • Free Continental Breakfast • Deluxe Rooms Available • Free Local, Toll Free Calls

accommodations • 1 Block South of University • Free Parking • Minutes from Downtown • Children Under 12 Stay Free

Newly built in 2000

785 Gordon Street, Guelph, Ontario N1G 1Y8 TEL (519) 822-9112 FAX (519) 822-5570 1-800-DAYS INN www.daysinn.com

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GUELPH 601 Scottsdale Drive Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1G 3E7 Phone: (519) 836-0231 • 1-800-HOLIDAY www.holiday-inn.com/guelphon A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 35 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’ GUIDE 2002

CAMPING GLOSSARY TRAILS N=Nature; S=Ski # Sites (Serviced/Unserviced) Washrooms/Showers Dumping Station Swimming Beach Boat Rental Fishing Trails Rates ($) Guelph Lake Conservation Area 104/190 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N $22-$26 Conservation Rd., E. off Victoria Rd. N. N.E. of Guelph (519) 824-5061 www.grandriver.ca Elora Gorge Conservation Area 166/332 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/S $22-$26 County Rd. 21, 2km W. of Elora N.W. of Guelph (519) 846-9742 www.grandriver.ca Rockwood Conservation Area 46/49 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N $22-$26 Highway 7, 11km E. of Guelph (519) 856-9543 www.grandriver.ca

Make the Choice to Stay in Comfort. accommodations

Coffee Makers, Hair Dryers, Data Jacks in ALL Guestrooms Free Parking and Local Phone Calls Deluxe Continental Breakfast Available Children 17 & Under Stay Free 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 480 Silvercreek Parkway, Guelph, ON N1H 7R5 (519) 763-1900 • TollFree 1-800-228-5150 Fax (519) 763-8330 36 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’’ GUIDEGUIDE 20022002 services services Guelph Visitor and Convention Services Global Currency Services Guelph Visitor and Convention Services offers a 1027 Gordon St. variety of services to assist with the development of 1-877-390-7330 / (519) 763-7330 tourism in Guelph. The year-round Visitor www.global-currency.on.ca Information Centre gathers and distributes tourism Pathways Visitors Maps Inc. brochures and publications and responds to P.O. Box 41003, Waterloo thousands of inquiries each year. Guelph Visitor and (519) 888-7366 • www.pathwaysmaps.com Convention Services provides "one-stop shopping" assistance to group tour organizers, supports meeting Red Car Airport Service and conference organizers and helps generate media Red Car Service has custom transportation interest for tourism activities. solutions. Airport transfers to Toronto and Hamilton in Sedans, Vans, and Mini-buses. No Visitor Information Centre matter what your transportation needs are, let Downtown Guelph our 35 years experience work for you. 1-800-334-4519 / (519) 837-1335 530 Elizabeth St. www.city.guelph.on.ca/visitor (519) 824-9344 • www.redcarservice.com Agritours Canada Inc. Reid’s Heritage Group 150 Research Lane, Suite 311 Reid’s Heritage Group is one of Ontario’s largest 1-877-683-5742 / (519) 826-4077 and most reputable home builder and land www.agritourscanada.com development companies building hundreds of Asterisk Visual Communications homes each year in a wide range of fine 3 Paisley St. communities, located in Guelph, Cambridge, (519) 836-1750 • www.logos-in-guelph.com Kitchener, Waterloo, London, Huntsville and Audio Access Collingwood. Specializing in event management and stage 6783 Wellington Rd. 34, Cambridge production, Audio Access supplies the personnel and (519) 658-6656 • www.reidsheritagegroup.com equipment for successful events. Audio, lighting and Snippets In Ink audiovisuals equipment rentals are available for P.O. Box 174 meetings. D.J.’s, performers and concerts. (519) 836-1614 44 Essex St. The Graphix Works (519) 763-5631 • www.audioaccess.ca 201-82 Lake St., St, Catharines Be Our Guest Event Management Inc. 1-800-665-4739 • www.graphixworks.com 328 Woolwich St., Lower Level, Suite C Thrifty’s Car Rental 1-866-743-3300 / (519) 823-9800 Guelph’s favorite daily, weekly and monthly car Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce rental company. We carry compact vehicles to Experience a wee bit of natural in the Village of Elora minivans, and specialty vehicles to moving and the Town of Fergus. Nestled on the banks of the trucks. Weekend specials, corporate rate plans Grand River we welcome you to explore the natural and insurance replacement rates. limestone buildings, unique gardens, shops and 152 Wellington St. E. parks. Try some fly fishing, theatre or antique shops, (519) 824-5300 • www.thriftykw.com stay over at a local Bed and Breakfast or Inn. Venture Guelph Publications 400 Tower St. S., Fergus 2 Quebec St., Park Mall, Suite 232 1-877-242-6353 / (519) 843-5140 (519) 824-1595 www.ferguselora.com www.ventureguelph.ca Economic Development Department University of Guelph City of Guelph Communications and Public Affairs 98 Macdonell St., Suite 301 (519) 824-4120 x6582 (519) 837-5600 • www.city.guelph.on.ca www.uoguelph.ca Guelph Chamber of Commerce Welcome Wagon 15-485 Silvercreek Pkwy N. (519) 767-9597 (519) 822-8081 • www.guelphchamber.com www.welcomewagon.ca Global Awareness Through English (G.A.T.E.) 141 Woolwich St., Unit 102 (519) 766-1157 • www.gate-enterprises.com

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EVERGREEN SENIOR CENTRE 10TH ANNIVERSARY events

COME JOIN IN THE CELEBRATIONS. . . 175th Events for the Birthday Week: April 20 – Royal City Lions Club dedication of playground equipment and mounting of plaque at Peter Misersky Park. April 23 – Guelph Historical Society’s Annual Tree Planting Ceremony April 23 – Founders’ Day 175 Anniversary Celebration April 23 – 175 Anniversary Fundraising Dinner April 27 – Freedom of the City Event April 27 – Doors Open Guelph April 27 – The Castle Gala – "An Era Gone By" April 27 – Fundraising Piano Recital for Come view Guelph’s historic Guelph Youth Music Centre floral clock in Riverside Park April 28 – 23rd Annual Billy Taylor Memorial Road Race (artist’s concept)

For information on these, and other upcoming 175 Anniversary Events, visit the City of Guelph website at www.city.guelph.on.ca or call 822-1260 x2325.

38 A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’’ GUIDEGUIDE 20022002 events events THE CITY OF MUSIC… Throughout the year there are countless events to choose from in and around the City of Guelph and surrounding areas. Whether it’s music, fairs, riverfront activities, walking tours or a myriad of others, the selection and frequency of activites will make your visit a memorable one.

Apr 14. 18th Annual Miniature Show and Sale. APRIL 2002 Ontario Miniature Enthusiasts of the Guelph area Apr 11-Aug 1. Historical Views of Guelph. A present a display of miniatures, demonstrations, perspective on the city of Guelph in the 19th and sales and door prizes. TBA. $4 ad/$2 sen, ch under 20th centuries. Featuring the work of David 12/$10 family of 4 (2 ad, 2 ch). Puslinch Community Johnston Kennedy, Fanny Colwil Alvert, Martha Ann Centre, Aberfoyle. (519) 824-8224. Acrogie, Evan Macdonald and Gordon Couling - Apr 14. Spring Cheer! Feel the joys of spring watercolours, drawings and oil paintings. 12-5pm through a program of uplifting and spirited Tu-Su. Free (suggested donations $4 ad/$2 masterpieces, beginning with Rossini, followed by st,sen/members free). Macdonald Stewart Art Hummel, Bartok, Handel, and Hayden. 3pm. Centre, 358 Gordon St.. (519) 837-0010. $25/20/12. River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich St. (519) Apr 12. “John Galt and Guelph: A Writer's 763-3000. Imagination and the Creation of a Community”. Apr 14. Sunday Afternoon Walks - Take a A lecture and slides presented by Professor G. Gander. Come and learn about the interesting life of Stelter. 7pm. Free Admission. University of Guelph, the Canada Goose during its nesting period. You MacKinnon Building 114. (519) 824-4120 x3301. won't want to miss this special experience. 2- Apr 12-13. Remember When. Performance 3:30pm. Free (suggested donation $3/person). J.C. features 55+ male chorus of the Ambassadors plus Taylor Nature Centre at The Arboretum, University chapter quartets and our special guest quartet of Guelph. (519) 824-4120 x4110. "Intrigue". Proceeds support our non-profit Apr 14. Guelph Spring Festival Giant Garage organization and help us to support our Harmonize Sale. A fundraising event for the Guelph Spring for Speech Charity in Guelph. 7:30pm. $18/$17. River Festival. Heirlooms, books, collectibles, costume Run Centre, duMaurier Theatre, 35 Woolwich Street. jewelry and small furniture (no clothing, old luggage (519) 763-3000. or upholstered furniture). 12-3pm. $2/Free for Apr 12. Tastings. Celebrate the coming of Spring. children under 12. Guelph Farmers' Market, 4 Several Ontario Wineries will be participating Gordon St. (519) 821-3210. including Cox Creek Cellars. New is the olive oil Apr 15. John McDermott Show. 7:30pm. $38.50 tasting with samples of cheese. Light jazz will set the everyone. River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich Street. mood with the Jazz Ambassadors. 7:30-10pm. $30 (519) 763-3000. per person. Wellington County Museum & Archives, Aboyne Hall, County Rd #18 between Fergus and Apr 20. Theatre in the Trees. Funny Valentine - Elora. (519) 787-1981. Children's book author Andy Robbins has been an unhappy bachelor since his divorce eight months Apr 13. Theatre in the Trees. Funny Valentine - before from his former collaborator, Ellen. On one Children's book author Andy Robbins has been an incredible day Ellen re-enters his life eight months unhappy bachelor since his divorce eight months pregnant and the fun begins!! Comedy. 6:30pm before from his former collaborator, Ellen. On one Buffet/8pm Showtime. $49.00. The Arboretum, incredible day Ellen re-enters his life eight months University of Guelph. (519) 824-4120 x4110. pregnant and the fun begins!! Comedy. 6:30pm Buffet/8pm Showtime. $49.00. The Arboretum, University of Guelph. (519) 824-4120 x4110. A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 39 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’’ GUIDEGUIDE 20022002

Apr 21-Jun 2. Celebrating Guelph Gardens: Apr 27. Freedom of the City Event. Details to Recent Paintings by Jane Graham & Laura Coutts. follow. TBA. Free Admission. Downtown Guelph. Painting in acrylics & watercolours by local artists - (519) 822-1260 x2325. Opening of Exhibition Apr 28, 2-4pm. 1-5pm, Su-Fr. Apr 27. Doors Open Guelph. Opening the doors of $4/$3/Free children under 2/$10 family. Guelph Civic many of the best examples of Guelph's historical Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-1221. and architectural heritage (many of which are not Apr 21-January 12, 2003. Progress, Power & generally open to the public). TBA. TBA. TBA. Profit: 175 Years of Guelph Industries. A look at (519) 836-3280. Guelph industries over the last 175 years. Tracing the Apr 28. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking history of many local businesses including Raymond Tours. Where Guelph Began - This tour encircles the Sewing Machines, Bell Organ and Piano, and Gilson original Market Square area of almost twenty-four Manufacturing. 1-5pm, Su-Fr. $4/$3/Free children acres laid out by John Galt in 1827. 2-4pm. $2. under 2/$10 family. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St S. St. S. (519) 836-1221. (519) 836-3280. Apr 23. Founder's Day. Celebrate Guelph's 175th Apr 30. Royal City Squares' Anniversary Open birthday. Official opening of the new Linamar John House. Celebrate Guelph's diverse culture. Come Galt History Hall which traces Guelph history from and enjoy an introduction to modern square its beginning to present day. 1-7pm. $4/$3/Free dancing. This activity encourages fun, fitness, and children under 2/$10 family. Guelph Civic Museum, friendship.. 7:30 - 10 pm. Free Admission. Paisley 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-1221. Road School 406 Paisley Rd. (gym). Apr 23. Guelph Arts Council Display at Corner of Alma St. (519) 846-9885. Celebration Dinner. Board and brochures Apr 30. Guelph Horticultural Society Meeting. highlighting Guelph Arts Council's Heritage Award Featuring interesting guest speakers covering most recipients over the last 25 years. Cost, Time and gardening topics. 8pm. $10 membership fee. Dublin Location TBA. (519) 836-3280. Street United Church. (519) 822-1776. Apr 23. Guelph Historical Society's Annual Tree Planting Ceremony. Early citizens of Guelph will be MAY 2002 honoured. Representatives from the community, the May 1. Guelph Male Choir Spring Concert. City, the County, and at least four other honourees will Westminster. 7:30pm. TBA. St. Paul's Presbyterian plant a tree in John Galt Gardens, Riverside Park. An Church, Victoria Road. (519) 823-2823. informal reception will follow at the Speedvale Fire Hall. TBA. Free. Riverside Park, Woolwich St. (519) 821-2696. May 1. Resistance. A compelling experience of daring trust and emotion intrigue. 8pm, 2pm-Sat. Apr 26-Jun 16. Paintings of Rockwood $25/$23. River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich Street. Conservation Park. Enjoy the beautiful works created (519) 763-3000. by talented artists. Jacob Yerex's works included. May 2. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking

events 9-4:30pm weekdays/1-5pm. $3/$2. Wellington County Museum & Archives. (519) 846-0916. Tour. Altar and Hearth in Victorian Guelph - This tour provides a glimpse of the Victorian era in Guelph. Apr 27. Concerto for 4 Piano's by Bach. We cover the area west of Norfolk St, between Essex Fundraising Concert for GYMC - also includes a St and London Rd. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, 'Concorde' Senior String Ensemble of Suzuki String 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. School. 7:30pm. $15 adults/$5 children. Guelph Youth Music Centre, 75 Cardigan St. (519) 821-2273. May 2-4. Marion Bridge. Three women in their thirties come "home" to Cape Breton to be with Apr 27. Theatre in the Trees. Funny Valentine - their dying mother. Each in her own way tries to Children's book author Andy Robbins has been an deal with the painful loneliness the lives they have unhappy bachelor since his divorce eight months chosen for themselves have left them with - it's a before from his former collaborator, Ellen. On one play about understanding. 8pm Th,Fr,Sa/2pm Su. incredible day Ellen re-enters his life eight months $14 Th,Fr,Sa/$9 Su. Guelph Little Theatre,176 Morris pregnant and the fun begins!! Comedy. 6:30pm Street. (519) 821-0270. Buffet/8pm Showtime. $49.00. The Arboretum, University of Guelph. (519) 824-4120 x4110. May 3-5. Guelph Community Arts Tour. Three day event where artists welcome the public into Apr 27. The Castle Gala - “An Era Gone By” . A their homes and studios. 29 professional artists in 18 traditional military evening of music, food and dance locations throughout the city. Sat & Sun 11-5. Free. featuring live music from Big Band Era to Jazz to Various. (519) 824-4494. Contemporary. 7:30pm VIP Cocktails and Hors d'oeuvres/8pm Gala Commences/11pm Late Lunch May 3. Magnificent Mozart. Mozart's sunny & Jazz Bar. $25 per guest. The Guelph Armoury. Symphony No. 29 triumphantly finishes a concert of (519) 823-5707. music that complements his great genius. 8pm. $50. River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich Street. (519) 763-3000.

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May 3. Four Fridays of Jazz. Ken Aldcroft Quartet play about understanding. 8pm Th,Fr,Sa/2pm Su. with Ken (guitar), Lina Allemano (trumpet), Rob $14 Th,Fr,Sa/$9 Su. Guelph Little Theatre, 176 Morris events Clutton (bass) and Anthony Michelli (drums). Street. (519) 821-0270. Reservations are recommended (837-8990). 9:30 May 18-26. 2002 Mastercard Memorial Cup. The pm. $12 tickets, $25 dinner. Black Mustard, 16 season is over and the City of Guelph is proud to Wyndham St N. (519) 763-4952. announce itself as host to this year's Memorial Cup!. May 4. WWI Re-creation & Annual Poppy Push Various. $125/ 9 games. Guelph Sports and Fundraiser. Enjoy a military fashion show by the Entertainment Centre, 50 Woolwich St. recreated 20th Battalion 1914-1919 Canadian (519) 837-9690. Expeditionary Force. 9am-4pm. Free admission with May 18. Celebrating International Museums Day purchase of two or more plants. Guelph Civic at Guelph Civic Museums. A City of Guelph 175th Museum, 6 Dublin St. S.. (519) 836-1221. Anniversary Celebration event. 9am-4pm. May 4. Guelph Youth Singers Performance. $2/1.50/.50. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. Performance of a commissioned work written by (519) 836-1221. James Gordon (specifically written for the Guelph May 24-Jun 2. 2002 Guelph Spring Festival. 35th Youth Singers) a part of Guelph Youth Singers Anniversary of the Festival - Music festival featuring Annual Spring performance. TBA. TBA. River Run chamber, classical, jazz, and world music. Various Centre. (519) 763-3000. times. Prices range from Free to $30. Various May 4. Annual Guelph Market Plant Sale. There locations. (519) 821-3210. is always a variety of plants to buy! 7am-12pm. Guelph Farmers Market. (519) 822-1776. May 5. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tour. Downtown Walkabout - The present Honouring the City of Music downtown centre of Guelph, with its wide main street, provides a compact walking tour which includes many buildings and sites. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. May 7. Song in our Heart. 8pm. $28. River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich Street. (519) 763-3000. May 8. Guelph Needlecraft Guild Open House. Display of needlecraft work completed by guild members. Light refreshments will be served.. TBA. Free Admission. New Life Christian Church, Victoria Road North. (519) 763-4355. May 9-12. Marion Bridge. Three women in their thirties come "home" to Cape Breton to be with their dying mother. Each in her own way tries to deal with the painful loneliness the lives they have chosen for themselves have left them with - it's a play about understanding. 8pm Th,Fr,Sa/2pm Su. $14 Th,Fr,Sa/$9 Su. Guelph Little Theatre,176 Morris Street. (519) 821-0270. May 11. A Celebration of 175 Years of Piano. ORMTA Showcase. A recital featuring piano students of all ages and levels performing various types of music from 1827 to 2002. 2 pm. Free Admission/ Donations Welcome. Guelph Youth Music Centre, Cardigan Street. (519) 821-3316. May 12. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking May 24 - June 2, 2002 Tour. The Slopes of the Speed - This tour explores the slopes of the Speed River between Norwich and MacDonnell Streets. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Public SIMON WYNBERG, Artistic Director Library, 100 Norfolk St. (519) 836-3280. May 16-18. Marion Bridge. Three women in their Tickets available at thirties come ""home"" to Cape Breton to be with 519-763-3000 their dying mother. Each in her own way tries to deal with the painful loneliness the lives they have or www.riverrun.guelph.on.ca chosen for themselves have left them with - it's a A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 41 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’’ GUIDEGUIDE 20022002

May 24-Dec 31. “Far From Home”. World War I Jun 17. Performance '02. The Royal City School of Exhibit - Opening 7:30-10pm. 9:30am-4:30pm Mon- Ballet's “ tri-annual” performance (held only once Fri; 1-5pm Sat-Sun. $4/3/1. Wellington Place, RR #1. every three years with proceeds going to the Guelph (519) 846-0916. Arts Council). 8pm. TBA. River Run Centre, May 26. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking 35 Woolwich Street. (519) 763-3000. Tour. Brooklyn and the College Hill - This tour will Jun 20. 2002 Presentation of Guelph Arts take you to the South side of the Speed River to Council's Heritage Awards. Celebrating the 25th explore one of Guelph's early industrial sections, anniversary of the program which pays tribute to formerly know as Brooklyn, as well as the College property owners who have preserved, restored, or Hill area that developed around the Ontario developed their heritage properties in Guelph. TBA. Agriculture Co. 2-4pm. $2. McCrae House, Free. Guelph Arts Council, 147 Wyndham St. N. 108 Water Street. (519) 836-3280. (519) 836-3280. Jun 21-23. University of Guelph Reunion. Join us JUNE 2002 for a weekend of reunions, special college events Jun 1. OPIRG Speed River Clean Up. An annual and celebrations. TBA. TBA. University of Guelph OPIRG Guelph event that brings together members Campus. (519) 824-4120 x3540. of the Guelph community to promote a sense of Jun 23. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking appreciation and stewardship for Guelph's Tour. Altar and Hearth in Victorian Guelph - This tour ecological heritage. 9:30am start. Free. McCrae provides a glimpse of the Victorian era in Guelph. House, 108 Water St. (519) 824-2091. We cover the area west of Norfolk St, between Essex Jun 2. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking St and London Rd. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, Tours. Where Guelph Began - This tour encircles the 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. original Market Square area of almost twenty-four Jun 23. Gardenspaces 2002. A self guided tour of acres laid out by John Galt in 1827. 2-4pm. $2. 10 of Guelph's finest private gardens. Rain or shine. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St S. Noon - 6 pm. $10. Various gardens in Guelph. (519) 836-3280. (519) 837-0010. Jun 4-9. Dinosaur Days. Dinosaurmobile from Jun 26-Sep 2. Insights. Juried Art Show. TBA. TBA. ROM. TBA. $2. Wellington County Museum & Wellington County Museum & Archives. Archives. (519) 846-0916. (519) 846-0916. Jun 9. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Jun 30. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tour. Downtown Walkabout - The present Tour. Brooklyn and the College Hill - This tour will downtown centre of Guelph, with its wide main take you to the South side of the Speed River to street, provides a compact walking tour which explore one of Guelph's early industrial sections, includes many buildings and sites. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph formerly know as Brooklyn, as well as the College Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. Hill area that developed around the Ontario

events Jun 9. Donkey Day 2002. An afternoon of fun in Agriculture Co. 2-4pm. $2. McCrae House, the country for all ages. Enjoy donkey rides, nature 108 Water Street. (519) 836-3280. trails, musicians, dancers, wagon rides, a boutique, food, displays, and games. 11-4pm. $6/$4/$2. JULY 2002 Donkey Sanctuary, 6981 Puslinch Concession 4, S. of Jul 1. Dominion Day Celebrations. Celebrate Guelph. (519) 836-1697. Canada's birthday and Guelph's 175th Anniversary Jun 14-16. 2002 Guelph Multicultural Festival. A Victorian Style - Includes historic demonstrations, celebration of culture and heritage through dance, refreshments and music. Activities for the entire music, food, drink, displays, games, and song. TBA. family. 12-4pm. Free. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Free. Riverside Park, 709 Woolwich St, between Dublin St. S. (519) 836-1221. Woodlawn Rd and Speedvale Ave. (519) 836-2222. Jul 1-16. 2nd Annual Battle of Ypres: Chemical Jun 16. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Warfare and a Poem. The Second Battle of Ypres Tour. The Slopes of the Speed - This tour explores had a great effect on John McCrae and many the slopes of the Speed River between Norwich and believe was in part the catalyst of writing his world MacDonnell Streets. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Public renowned poem "In Flanders Fields". 1-5pm. $4/$3. Library, 100 Norfolk St. (519) 836-3280. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin Street. Jun 16. Autofest. Guelph's 6th Annual Autofest is a (519) 836-1221. Father's Day tradition held in the Downtown core. Jul 7. ‘Drive Yourself’ Tour. Tour some of Guelph's This classic & antique car show draws over 10,000 finest gardens, rain or shine. 1-5 pm. $5/under 12 spectators & over 300 participants. Fun and years free. Guelph. (519) 822-1776. festivities are planned throughout the day for the whole family. 10am-3:30pm. Free. Downtown, St. George's Square. (519) 836-6144.

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Jul 11. 29th Annual Central Students Association street, provides a compact walking tour which

Community Barbeque. Free entertainment, includes many buildings and sites. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph events supervised children's play area, awards for teaching Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. excellence, community service, etc. 4:30-8pm. Free. Aug 25. Antique & Classic Car Show. 12-4pm. Branion Plaza, University of Guelph. TBA. Wellington County Museum & Archives. (519) 824-4120 x6748. (519) 846-0916. Jul 12-14. Festival Italiano. Entertainment, food, Aug 30-Sep 1. Ribfest BBQ and Bavarian games and children's activities. Evening-Fr; All day- Garden. Lots of fun and music for the whole family! Sa, Su. Free. Italian Canadian Club, 135 Ferguson St. Fr 12-11pm; Sa 11am-11pm; Su 11am-8pm. Free. (519) 821-1110. Riverside Park, Woolwich St, N. of Speedvale Av. Jul 12-Aug 4. 2002 Elora Festival. Come out and (519) 763-3571. enjoy music and performances by various artists. Various. Various. Various. (519) 846-0331. SEPTEMBER 2002 Jul 13. Herb Fair. Garden Tour & Luncheon. TBA. Sep 1. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking TBA. Wellington County Museum & Archives. Tour. The Slopes of the Speed - This tour explores (519) 846-0916. the slopes of the Speed River between Norwich and Jul 20-21. Summer Outdoor Art Show. Featuring MacDonnell Streets. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Public all mediums. Sat 10am-9pm/Sun 11am-6pm. Free Library, 100 Norfolk St. (519) 836-3280. admission. St. George's Square, Downtown Guelph. Sep 4-8. Guelph Jazz Festival 2002. Featuring jazz (519) 827-1046. in concert and outdoor settings. Performances in Jul 26-28. Hillside Community Festival 2002. venues in and around downtown Guelph and the Three-day event fun for families and individuals University of Guelph. TBA. TBA. Various locations. featuring music, artisans, exhibits, demonstrations, (519) 763-4952. workshops, kids' programs and international food. Sep 7-February 16, 2003. “In Remembrance”. TBA. TBA. Guelph Lake Conservation Area. Wendy Donohue & Susan Strachan Johnson. (519) 763-6396. 9:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri; 1-5pm Sat-Sun. $4/3/1. Wellington Place, RR #1. (519) 846-0916. AUGUST 2002 Sep 7-Nov 3. Carolyn Riddell & Pearl Van Geest. Aug 4. Guelph FEST 175: “A Callithumpian Opening Reception Sept 8. TBA. TBA. Wellington Celebration”. Using both the River Run Centre and County Museum & Archives. (519) 846-0916. the Guelph Sports and Entertainment Centre as a Sep 8. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking backdrop, there will be traditional entertainment of Tour. Altar and Hearth in Victorian Guelph - This tour early settlements, food, and an "oxen" roast to provides a glimpse of the Victorian era in Guelph. commemorate the event staged by John Galt - We cover the area west of Norfolk St, between Essex Parade mid-afternoon. TBA. Free. River Run Centre, St and London Rd. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, 35 Woolwich St. and Guelph Sports and 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. Entertainment Centre, 50 Woolwich St. Aug 7. Guelph's 175th Anniversary Tea. Enjoy our special fundraising Tea in the garden at McCrae House. Scones, jam, shortbread cookies, fresh berries and McCrae Private Blend Tea. Includes music and special guests - seating limited and tickets available College Royal through advanced purchase only. 2-4pm. $15. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-1221. Open House Aug 9-11. Fergus Scottish Festival. One of North America's oldest and largest games celebrating Weekend Scottish and Celtic culture and heritage. Heavy events, dancing, music, genealogy, something for the whole March 15 and 16, 2003 family! Various. Please call. Fergus Community Sat.: 9amÐ5pm ¥ Sun.: 10amÐ4pm Centre, village of Fergus. (519) 787-0099. University of Guelph campus Aug 18. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tours. Where Guelph Began - This tour encircles the original Market Square area of almost twenty-four (519) 824-4120 X8366 acres laid out by John Galt in 1827. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph www.collegeroyal.uoguelph.ca Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St S. (519) 836-3280. Aug 25. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Come celebrate with us! Tour. Downtown Walkabout - The present Animals, displays, shows—Fun for all! downtown centre of Guelph, with its wide main something for everyone! FREE A GREAT P LACE T O V ISIT S INCE 1827 43 DISCOVER GUELPH VISITORS’’ GUIDEGUIDE 20022002

Sep 8. Let the Spirit Take You…on a History gounds include hot dogs, hamburgers, sausage on a Walk. Come visit with some of the fascinating bun, sandwiches, chips and pop. 1-5pm. TBA. Royal characters who call Woodlawn Cemetery their Canadian Legion, 919 York Road. (519) 787-2400. home. Guided Spirit Walks beginning at 1pm and Sep 15. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking running every 20 minutes (1 1/2 hour tours). 1- Tour. Brooklyn and the College Hill - This tour will 4:30pm. $7/$4/Free. Guelph Civic Museum, take you to the South side of the Speed River to 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-1221 x226. explore one of Guelph's early industrial sections, Sep 10-Nov 12. Children's Fall Art Program. Your formerly know as Brooklyn, as well as the College children are sure to enjoy learning art in a fun Hill area that developed around the Ontario atmosphere. Times TBA. TBA. Wellington Place, RR Agriculture Co. 2-4pm. $2. McCrae House, 108 Water #1. (519) 846-0916. Street. (519) 836-3280. Sep 14. Auxiliary Plant Sale. An amazing Sep 22. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking selection of hardy garden perennials and woody Tours. Where Guelph Began - This tour encircles the plants for formal and natural gardens. 9am-3pm. original Market Square area of almost twenty-four Free Admission. R.J.Hilton Centre, College Avenue. acres laid out by John Galt in 1827. 2-4pm. $2. (519) 824-4120 x4110. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St S. Sep 15. 11th Annual Scottish Festival. Massed (519) 836-3280. Bands parade at 1pm. Individual band performances Sep 24. Guelph Horticultural Society Meeting. to follow. Massed Bands finale at 5pm. Food on the Featuring interesting guest speakers covering most gardening topics. 8pm. $10 membership fee. Dublin MORE THAN MUSIC Street United Church. (519) 822-1776. Sep 28-29. Orchid Show and Sale. The show will feature 1000's of beautiful, exotic flowers in full bloom displayed in more than 20 professional and amateur exhibits and much more. TBA. $5. Lower level, University Centre. (519) 836-4321. Sep 29. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tour. Downtown Walkabout - The present downtown centre of Guelph, with its wide main street, provides a compact walking tour which includes many buildings and sites. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. OCTOBER 2002 Oct 4-5. Canadian Songwriter's Festival. Various. Various. River Run Centre. (519) 763-3000. events HILLSIDE Oct 6. Harvest Home Festival. 12-4pm. TBA. Wellington County Museum & Archives. (519) 846-0916. FESTIVAL Oct 6. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking Tour. The Slopes of the Speed - This tour explores July 26|27|28 2002 the slopes of the Speed River between Norwich and MacDonnell Streets. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Public on the island at Guelph Lake Library, 100 Norfolk St. (519) 836-3280. International Food Children’s Events Oct 12. Guelphpex 2002. Exhibition, dealer Arts & Crafts Body & Mind Spoken Word bourse, sales circuit. 10am-4pm. Free. TBA. (519) 822-0342. Environmental Expo Hand Drumming Youth Activities Camping Oct 13. Guelph Arts Council Historical Walking and, of course, over 40 musical acts, Tour. Altar and Hearth in Victorian Guelph - This tour provides a glimpse of the Victorian era in Guelph. from folk to hip-hop to jazz to rock… We cover the area west of Norfolk St, between Essex Early Bird Tickets on sale May 1st St and London Rd. 2-4pm. $2. Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin St. S. (519) 836-3280. Tickets: 519-763-8817 Oct 18-20. Fall Festival. Showcasing artwork at visa or mastercard studios and various venues. Fri 6-9pm/Sat 10am- Info: 519-763-6396 6pm/Sun 10am-6pm. TBA. Downtown locations. www.hillside.on.ca (519) 827-1046.

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