London Clay Art Centre

London Clay Art Centre is owned and operated by the London Potters Guild is located at 664 Dundas Street East in London. An illustration from the book "Hopping into History, London's Old East Village"

If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book "Hopping into History, London's Old East Village", visit one of these London retailers.

Banting House

Banting House, National Historic Site of Canada is located at 422 Adelaide Street North in London. An illustration from the book "Hopping into History, London's Old East Village"

If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book "Hopping into History, London's Old East Village", visit one of these London retailers.

Hopping into History

Hopping Into History, London's Old East Village

Art Show Reception and Book Launch:
Wednesday, March 11-15

From 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Show runs from March 11 to April 12, 2015

 

Location: The Aeolian Hall, 795 Dundas St East, London

Christmas in the Village

December 9 - January 3, 2015

 

Building on the success of last years event Westland Gallery is pleased to present its next group show featuring professional artists within the region.

 

Included in this exhibition are:
Peter Burke ~ Anita Granger ~ Bonnie Parkinson ~ Catherine Morrisey ~ Donna Andreychuk ~ Elaine Ball ~ Fran Whitney ~ Heather Keating ~ Jamie Jardine ~ Janice Howel ~ Suzette Terry ~ Troy Ouellette ~ Paul Brunelle ~ Michael Hunter ~ Lisa Johnson ~ Douglas Black ~ Nancy Kravalis ~ Pat Gibson ~ Cheryl Radford  ~ Sue Garrington ~ Sarah Cowling ~ Gwen Card ~ Debbie Packer

Million Tree Challenge

The Million Tree Challenge seeks to inspire Londoners to plant one million trees to enhance environmental and human health in our Forest City. A project of ReForest London, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to partnering with our community to enhance environmental and human health in the Forest City, through the benefits of trees. Planted this sugar maple tree today.

Culture Days / Doors Open

Next weekend, September 27 & 28, 2014 is Doors Open London.  London is one of the oldest host cities in Ontario. Combined with Culture Days, this year’s event is themed on “I love culture”.

Kym Wolfe and I will be at Doors Open Site: Attic Books to talk about the process of creating a book from inception to print, including the collaborative process, tips for self-publishing, and how they marketed/promoted our book 'Barhopping into History: London, Ontario'. Q & A starting at12noon and 2pm.

Attic Books, 240 Dundas Street

Labatt Park

Labatt Park

Labatt Park (called Tecumseh Park in 1877) is possibly the oldest continuously used ballpark in the world. The London Tecumsehs ball club formed in about 1868 and started to play at the park when it was built in 1877.  The London Tigers (affiliated with the Detroit Tigers) played at Labatt Park from 1989 to 1993. It is currently home to the London Majors who play in the Intercounty Baseball League.

This illustration is one of the images used on the Painting Blackfriars map for next weekends event. For more information, see article in The London Yodeller.

Painting Blackfriars Celebrates One of London’s Sweetest Neighbourhoods by Vince Cherniak - September 13, 2014