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August in the Arts
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What's on in August To Aug. 28: The Art Gallery of Sudbury presents George McLean: The Living Landscape. Spanning the last three decades of dedicated observation, study and his love of the natural environment, George McLean’s legacy is revealed in this stunning exhibition of 53 pieces from both his personal and private collections that have been assembled for this touring exhibit. Art Gallery of Sudbury, 251 John St. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from noon to 5pm. For more information, www.artsudbury.org or phone 705.675.4871. To Aug. 31: From Earth to You, A Collection of Pottery by Sudbury Basin Potters. “This exhibit will feature the work of 20 local potters, all of which have a unique style. With so many different styles and pieces the exhibit is sure to offer something for everyone,” says Maggie Nardi, member of Sudbury Basin Potters. Artists on Elgin, 168 Elgin Street, Sudbury, open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm. 705-674-0415, www.artists@artistsonelgin.ca To Aug. 31: "Hooray for Art!" show is up at NEMI library in Little Current until Aug. 31st --please note the library is closed Sunday and Monday. This show highlights the work of kids and adults that were in the classes run by Marc Brzustowski, and co-hosted by 4elements. Contact 705-368-1855, www.4elementslivingarts.blogspot.com Aug. 25 to 28: SummerFest, Bell Park (near Sudbury Canoe Club), for info www.sudburysummerfest.vianet.ca, summerfestinfo@sudburysummerfest.org, 705-523-2003 Aug. 28: Garlic Festival, Hnatyshyn Park, Sudbury, www.ukrseniors.org , garfest@cyberbeach.net, 705-673-7404. Aug. 28 from 7pm to 9pm: Bell Park Gazebo concert series SWING FEVER BAND - Listen & dance under the stars to favourite songs and rhythms on the Katherine Bell cedar deck. Free admission. For info contact Peter Schneider 705-522-2854. The Sudbury Arts Council provides this information for Sudbury Living.
