As the Northumberland Festival of the Arts draws to a close, we have a packed schedule of compelling events lined up for this final weekend. From artistic workshops to breathtaking performances, each event promises to be a unique experience.
Friday, September 20th
- How do you do that? Join Pamela Tate at The Tate Gallery from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM for a fascinating workshop where she demystifies the process of creating abstract art. Discover the inspiration and techniques behind her vibrant, non-representational pieces.
Saturday, September 21st
- Sounding the Drum & Raising Our Voices: From 10:30 AM to noon at Castleton Town Hall, Elder Melody Crowe shares the importance of Indigenous storytelling and language in a deeply moving session.
- Hill Spirits VI Anthology Launch: At 2:00 PM, head to the Cobourg Library for the launch of the sixth anthology in the Hill Spirits series, exploring the theme of “Change” through poetry and prose.
- Les AMIS Concerts Presents TAKEFIVE: Enjoy an evening of classical music from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Trinity United Church, featuring works by Schumann and Brahms performed by the TakeFive Ensemble.
Sunday, September 22nd
- Star Catchers Showcase: Premiere Dance Cobourg hosts this dynamic dance showcase from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Experience everything from ballet to hip-hop, performed by top dancers from the region.
- Yo y My Shadow! Don’t miss this musical performance at Premier Dance Theatre, where Fabian Arciniegas and Claire Harris explore themes of inner conflict through song and storytelling from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Each of these events not only showcases the talents within and around Northumberland but also offers attendees an opportunity to engage deeply with the arts. Whether you’re looking to understand the intricacies of abstract art, feel the rhythm of expressive dance, or get swept away by powerful narratives in music and writing, this weekend promises memorable experiences for all.
Tickets and Information
Don’t miss your chance to be part of these incredible events. Tickets are available at the Victoria Hall box office and online. Given the unique nature of these performances and workshops, securing your spot early is highly recommended.
As NFOTA 2024 comes to a close, let’s come together to celebrate the arts and the vibrant community that makes these events so special. For more information and to purchase your tickets, please visit our website or contact the Victoria Hall box office at 905-372-2260.
Join us in celebrating creativity, culture, and community in what promises to be a spectacular closing to our festival!
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