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AUGUST 2016 FREE! BRANTFORD | BRANT | SIX NATIONS Bscene.Ca EVENTS GUIDE PAGES 14 & 15 39 King George Rd. 519-750-0330 WE BUY & SELL TRADE & LOAN Like & Follow Us! jcretail.ca AUGUST 2016 FREE! BRANTFORD | BRANT | SIX NATIONS BScene.ca EVENTS GUIDE PAGES 14 & 15 50th Anniversary Joy B & Te Myi page 5 WRITER IN RESIDENCE pg 3 NEIGHBOURHOOD EXPERTS TECH SCENE pg 18 SHRINERS 50th pg 7 pg 16 & 17 LOL pg 19 BRAugust pg 9 BE SEEN WITH BSCENE pg 25 SANDRA ON SCENE pg 20 SueFEST pg 12 FAREWELL TO THE CRAWFORD MUSIC SCENE pg 22 & 23 HELP A CHILD SMILE pg 13 pg 26 & 27 ARTS SCENE pg 24 2 BScene.ca YOUR #1 EVENT GUIDE CELEBRATIONS, CHANGES, AND FRIENDS ALONG THE JOURNEY AUG 2016 Vol. 2, Edition 11 BScene is a free monthly publication showcasing the great people, events, and ideas of Brantford, Brant and Six Nations. BScene is distributed free to you through JASON FREEZE PUBLISHER key community partners including local advertisers, retail outlets, dining establishments, and selected community @Jason Freeze centres. Views expressed by contributors are jason.freeze not necessarily held by the sta, editor, publisher or ownership of BScene. BScene.ca The BScene Team health and goals as opposed to staying celebrations down his path. He’s both PUBLISHER & SOCIAL MEDIA ugust has always been a special up to party for one night, or binging on gotten married and had his first child! Jason Freeze ([email protected]) month for me. It’s my birthday snacks and watching TV. These celebrations are an amazing part month and as always, it’s a time DESIGNER A of anyone’s journey and I’m happy that Josef Stevens ([email protected]) of celebration. This year I’ll be turning Each year as I get older, I also get to he’s travelled down his path to these. 29, which means 30 is just around the BRAND AMBASSADOR look back at how the past year has gone. Joshua Wall ([email protected]) corner. This year has certainly been an exciting As with any journey there are many one. We’ve entered our second year of paths that we can take. With a growing BRAND REPRESENTATIVE I know some of you are reading this James Reinelt ([email protected]) BScene and have really started to make family and needs at home, Richard will and saying, hold on, 30 is nothing. And an impact in our community. We’ve be moving on from BScene this month, LEAD REPORTER you’re right, I’m still just starting my been able to connect with more people down a path with his family. Yvonne Van De Wiele-Cooper ([email protected]) journey, but for me 30 is a pretty big and showcase their talents, hopes, and milestone for where I’m at in life. organizations to the greater community. We all hope that his journey continues CONTRIBUTORS Sandra L. Anderson to be happy and exciting, especially as Lauren Arva As I’ve mentioned the last couple As we make connects with the wider he gets to see his daughter start her own Dave Carrol months, I’ve already seen a few changes community, we also make connections journey. Thank you for being a part of Evan Robertson prompting me to get in tune with my Dana Christine Dotchin and changes with ourselves here. This our BScene team these past two years, Shannon Hugman body and stay healthy. These changes year, my business partner Richard, has we hope you all the best. Jack Jackowetz remind me to think about my long term been fortunate enough to see many Luvern Mornin Valerie Sawicki PHOTOGRAPHERS Heather Cardle Belinda J. Clements BE SEEN WITH BSCENE Dean Ellis Denise Kinchsular Hoag Kara Wilson A LOOK BACK AT JULY THROUGH THE EYES OF OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS EVENT GUIDE COORDINATOR / GRAPHIC DESIGN Edith Freeze ([email protected]) STREI FORMAL DELIVERIES Bruce Freeze DEAN ELLIS Dale Renout Beth Walsh EVENT GUIDE LISTING [email protected] A member of the Brantford-Brant Chamber of Commerce and the Paris and District Chamber of Commerce AUGUST 2016 BScenePaper 3 each week for Foss to review by e-mailing her at [email protected] Feedback is delivered in one-on-one appointments at the Paris library location. Additionally, Foss will conduct a series of monthly workshops throughout the year aimed at both established and beginning writers. Topics planned so far include developing good writing habits, creating a critical path for your first novel, writing creative non-fiction and how to read strategically as a writer. She’s particularly excited about producing an anthology of personal narratives that are tied to particular places – geographical landmarks, historical buildings, streets - in the Brant community. More details about the anthology project will be released on the library website in September. “It will be a privilege to read people’s stories about their deep connections to place,” says Foss, who is a proud Hamiltonian, intrepid traveler and committed cyclist. The writer-in-residence position relies on Canada Council for the Arts funding. Last year the Council invested $153 million to bring the arts to Canadians Writer in Residence throughout the country. This program requires Foss to spend 60 per cent of her time working on her own have to tell. I’ve already heard some beauties! ” writing and the balance of her time working for the community. The Hamilton, Ontario native knows something about telling stories. The Toronto Star called her debut novel, Smoke River, published by McClelland & Stewart in 2014, “a glorious read.” It was shortlisted for the North American Hammett Prize KRISTA FOSS for literary excellence in crime writing and won the Hamilton Literary Award. In addition, her essay kristafoss.com writing has received a National Magazine Award nomination and her short fiction has twice been he has cycled through the Himalayas, penned a finalist for The Journey Prize. Foss is a former a novel with 12 points of view, tracked a journalist whose work has appeared in national Sdisease-causing insect in Ethiopia and newspapers and magazines. written an acclaimed essay about falling o her bike. As a writer-in-residence she will use all of these skills and experiences to assist local writers – Novelist, essayist and short story writer Krista Foss from beginners to accomplished – to reach their recently joined the County of Brant Public Library potential. as their 2016-2017 writer-in-residence; she thinks “It’s a wonderful mandate,” says Foss. “I’m a coach, it may be her biggest adventure yet. a mentor and editor for anyone who wants to bring me a manuscript.” “I’m pretty much in love with the geography here, and I have yet to cycle the full Grand River trail – Manuscript submissions guidelines are detailed though I might leave that one until it gets cooler,” on the County of Brant Public Library’s web page she says. “In the meantime, I’m connecting with (just look for the writer-in-residence tab). Any Photo credit: Fehn Foss writers in the community and the great stories they writer can submit up to 5,000 words of writing 4 BScene.ca YOUR #1 EVENT GUIDE LENNY WILDE AND DANNY THOMPSON TO PERFORM AT SUEFEST Veteran Brantford recording artists reunite after nearly three decades and Miles. Both songs received wide- spread international airplay YVONNE VAN DE WIELE-COOPER throughout Europe, the U.S. and Canada. Thompson also received a prestigious nomination as Best New @YWiele Country Artist by New Music Weekly. roundtablepr.com Wilde of the acclaimed country rock group Whisky Hollow was a partner enny Wilde and Danny at Shotgun Records/Solid state Thompson found success and recording studio in Cainsville for Lfriendship working together back years, along with Steve Beach and Ron in the eighties. 30 years later, both Nadrofsky. Back then, after recording artists continue separate but similar two albums and releasing several musical journeys. Their paths will successful singles on the Canadian merge once again, when both are part country charts, Thompson was one of of the powerhouse playbill for this the artists on Shotguns roster. Wilde month’s Suefest- a Celebration of managed Thompson’s musical career Meantime Thomson is looking Life. at the time and the two became life- at the Knights of Columbus Hall in long friends. forward to the reunion as well. “We Brantford on August 21st with all are looking forward to sharing the The pair has kept in touch over proceeds from the event going to stage at Suefest with Lenny and the years and now shares the same This year’s Suefest will feature both the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Whisky Hollow. It’s going to be quite Nashville record label. “Danny and the Danny Thompson Band and a Suefest will also feature the Ascot an event,” he said. I have both recently been signed to highly anticipated reunion by Whisky Royals, Jonny and Shari, The Blaine Lamon Records in Nashville,” said Hollow. Bomberry band, Felicia, Mark Wilson Suefest- a Celebration of Life is Wilde. Single and CD releases are and the Way it Is, Huckleberry Ginn, an annual fundraising concert in expected this summer and both “It’s great to be connected with Steven Elmo Murray and more. For memory of Sue Maher, the late celebrated successful single releases Danny again. It’s just like old times” tickets and information, check out wife of Whisky Hollow guitarist earlier this year, Wilde with Savannah said Wilde. suefest.ca. Pierre “Pepe” Maher. It takes place Nights and Thompson with Miles BE SEEN WITH BSCENE A LOOK BACK AT JULY THROUGH THE EYES OF OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ST STARVING ARTIST 1 ANNIVERSARY BELINDA J. CLEMENTS AUGUST 2016 BScenePaper 5 HUGE SUPPORT FOR VINTAGE BRANTFORD ROCKERS Music has been an integral part Knights of Columbus Hall.
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