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July 2012 Activity Calendar.Xlsx Activity Calendar - July 2012 You must sign up for all activities www.studyquest.net/studentarea.htm Day Date Name Description Cost Meeting place Watch the annual Pride Parade on Church Street, then Sun 1 Gay Pride Parade/Canada Day fireworks for Canada Day in Downsview Park. FREE Outside Quest @ 1:00pm Tues 3 Blue Jays Baseball Game Toronto Blue Jays vs. Kansas City Royals TBA QuestLounge @ 5:00pm Wed 4 Conversation Club Grab a coffee and chat with other students from Quest! FREE Quest Lounge @ 3:45pm Thurs 5 Bata Shoe Museum Do you like shoes? Then you'll love this museum! $8 Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm Fri 6 Royal Ontario Museum Explore hundreds of wonders and artifacts at the ROM $9 Quest Lounge @ 2:00pm Sat 7 AfroFest! Celebration of the richness & diversity of African culture. FREE COXWELL Station @ 6:00pm Sun 8 Expressions Of Brazil Embrace Brazilian culture at this lively annual festival! FREE UNION Streetcar @ 12:00pm Tues 10 Movie Night See Hollywood's latest flick in theatres for half price! $7 Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm Wed 11 Art Gallery Of Ontario See all of the greatest artistic masterpieces at the AGO! FREE Outside Quest @ 6:00pm Thurs 12 Bowling Knock down some pins after class! $10 Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm Fri 13 Laser Quest Shoot your friends in this game of glow‐in‐the dark laser tag! $19 WARDEN Station @ 4:00pm Sat 14 Toronto Fringe Festival Watch a live & unique stage production at the Fringe! $10 TBA Sun 15 A Day at High Park Enjoy the nature, walk, play sports, and more! FREE HIGH PARK Station @ 11:00am Tues 17 Canoeing in Lake Ontario Take a 1.5 hour Canoe Tour around Lake Ontario! $20 Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm Wed 18 Toronto Football Game Toronto Argonauts vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers $31 Outside Quest @ 6:00pm Thurs 19 CN Tower Go up to the top of NthNorth Ai'America's tllttallest stt!tructure! $25 QtQuest Lounge @ 5005:00pm Fri 20 Casa Loma Visit the castle and its secret passages and gardens! $21 Quest Lounge @ 2:00pm Sat 21 Live Green Toronto Festival Exhibitors fill Dundas Square to explore living green. FREE COLLEGE Station @ 12:00pm Sun 22 Ontario Science Centre Explore this huge science museum. $16 EGLINTON Station @ 11:00am Watch a live Shakespearean show: A Midsummer Nights Tues 24 Shakespeare In The Park! Dream! $20 Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm Explore the antiques shops, restaurants, galleries and more in Wed 25 Distillery District one of Toronto's most historic neighbourhoods FREE Quest Lounge @ 3:45pm Thurs 26 Avenue Q: A Puppet Musical Watch a hilarious live show featuring actors & puppets! $45 OSSINGTON Station @ 7:00pm Fri 27 Toronto Beer Festival This is Canada’s premier celebration of the golden beverage. 1 $39.00 Quest Lounge @ 2:00pm Sat 28 Streetfest Jazz Festival Explore an exciting variety of jazz music in the evening. FREE WOODBINE Station @ 7:00pm Sun 29 The Ukelele Project A free festival with classical string instruments and ukeleles! FREE Harbourfront Centre @ 3:00pm Tues 31 Korean Grill House Enjoy some Korean‐style all‐you‐can‐eat barbecue. PYOW Quest Lounge @ 5:00pm FriWeekly Recurring 30 Casa Loma Activities Visit the castle and its secretSpecial passages and recommendedand gardens! activities of the 20.55 monthQuest Lounge @ 2.15PM Farewell Fridays: Say goodbye to departing students. ISX Boat Cruise Party: $20 ‐ 3 1/2 hour boat cruise party. Take in the Toronto Drinks, laughter, friends. See flyers for details. skyline aboard te 450‐passenger heated cruise ship and dance the night away. Free Conversation Club: Meet up with a Canadian buddy Food and drinks available (LLBO 19+). Bring your camera!! Boarding time: and brush up your English in a casual environment. FREE 5:30pm. July 11, 18 & 25. after second workshop. Weekend Trips Day Trip to Niagara Falls: Departure: TBA. Price: $ 45. Includes transp,portation, wine tasting, visit to Niagara on the Lake and discounts on attractions. 3 day trip to Boston with TNT: Departure: TBA. Price: $ 234. Includes coach transportation, hotel, guided tours and free time. Exciting nightlife experience, too. 3 day French Canada with ISX: Departure: TBA. Starting Price: $ 219. Includes transportation, 3 days in Montreal and Quebec City, hotel accommodation, guided tour, ISX escort and optional activities. 4 day trip to New York City with ISX: Departure: TBA. Starting Price: $ 339. Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, hotel accommodation and guided tours in the city. Breakfast included. 4 day trip to Chicago with ISX: Departures: TBA. Starting Price: $ 319. Includes luxury coach transpp,ortation, hotel accommodation and guided tours in the city. PYOW= Pay Your Own Way TBA= To Be Announced APP=Approximately PYOW=Pay Your Own Way.
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