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Events

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* Cinechats Film SeriesCinechats Film Series

Time: 6:30 pm

A weekly series of the best films from around the world -- every Thursday at 6:30 pm. We have films to stir your imagination, engage your emotions, and make you think. They're the sort of films you'd ordinarily have to travel into downtown Toronto to see, including some North American premieres! Each week's film is introduced by Artsforum Magazine's film critic John Arkelian, who also leads an informal discussion after each film. Join our friendly, interesting, and welcoming group of film-lovers for a journey of continuing education through film.
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* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
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* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
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* The Trojan WomenThe Trojan Women

Durham Shoestring Performers starts their 51st season with "The Trojan Women" by Ellen McLaughlin from the play by Euripides: “We will track your ashes throughout the world.” Remaining performances on Thurdsay November 14 (don't go that night!) & Friday the 15th at 8 pm & Sunday November 16 at 2 pm. At the Arts Resouce Center behind Oshawa City Hall, Ontario. (Free parking at night.) Order by email at dsp@durhamshoestring.org (via e-transfer); or by by phone (905) 725-9256 (as a last resort); or by cash (or e-transfer, if necessary) at the door on performance night, if available. https://www.durhamshoestring.org/current-season/
* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
* Cinechats Film SeriesCinechats Film Series

Time: 6:30 pm

A weekly series of the best films from around the world -- every Thursday at 6:30 pm. We have films to stir your imagination, engage your emotions, and make you think. They're the sort of films you'd ordinarily have to travel into downtown Toronto to see, including some North American premieres! Each week's film is introduced by Artsforum Magazine's film critic John Arkelian, who also leads an informal discussion after each film. Join our friendly, interesting, and welcoming group of film-lovers for a journey of continuing education through film.
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* The Trojan WomenThe Trojan Women

Durham Shoestring Performers starts their 51st season with "The Trojan Women" by Ellen McLaughlin from the play by Euripides: “We will track your ashes throughout the world.” Remaining performances on Thurdsay November 14 (don't go that night!) & Friday the 15th at 8 pm & Sunday November 16 at 2 pm. At the Arts Resouce Center behind Oshawa City Hall, Ontario. (Free parking at night.) Order by email at dsp@durhamshoestring.org (via e-transfer); or by by phone (905) 725-9256 (as a last resort); or by cash (or e-transfer, if necessary) at the door on performance night, if available. https://www.durhamshoestring.org/current-season/
* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
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* The Trojan WomenThe Trojan Women

Durham Shoestring Performers starts their 51st season with "The Trojan Women" by Ellen McLaughlin from the play by Euripides: “We will track your ashes throughout the world.” Remaining performances on Thurdsay November 14 (don't go that night!) & Friday the 15th at 8 pm & Sunday November 16 at 2 pm. At the Arts Resouce Center behind Oshawa City Hall, Ontario. (Free parking at night.) Order by email at dsp@durhamshoestring.org (via e-transfer); or by by phone (905) 725-9256 (as a last resort); or by cash (or e-transfer, if necessary) at the door on performance night, if available. https://www.durhamshoestring.org/current-season/
* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
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* The Trojan WomenThe Trojan Women

Durham Shoestring Performers starts their 51st season with "The Trojan Women" by Ellen McLaughlin from the play by Euripides: “We will track your ashes throughout the world.” Remaining performances on Thurdsay November 14 (don't go that night!) & Friday the 15th at 8 pm & Sunday November 16 at 2 pm. At the Arts Resouce Center behind Oshawa City Hall, Ontario. (Free parking at night.) Order by email at dsp@durhamshoestring.org (via e-transfer); or by by phone (905) 725-9256 (as a last resort); or by cash (or e-transfer, if necessary) at the door on performance night, if available. https://www.durhamshoestring.org/current-season/
* Pomegranate Film FestivalPomegranate Film Festival

Time: 12:00 am

The Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates films from or about one of the oldest nations on Earth (and the first to adopt Christianity). See films by or about Armenians on Tuesday, November 12 through Sunday the 17th at the Hamazkayin Theatre at the Armenian Youth Center, 50 Hallcrown Place (n. of 401 and w. of Victoria Park Ave.) in North York, Ontario. https://pomegranatefilmfestival.com/
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* Cinechats Film SeriesCinechats Film Series

Time: 6:30 pm

A weekly series of the best films from around the world -- every Thursday at 6:30 pm. We have films to stir your imagination, engage your emotions, and make you think. They're the sort of films you'd ordinarily have to travel into downtown Toronto to see, including some North American premieres! Each week's film is introduced by Artsforum Magazine's film critic John Arkelian, who also leads an informal discussion after each film. Join our friendly, interesting, and welcoming group of film-lovers for a journey of continuing education through film.
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* Cinechats Film SeriesCinechats Film Series

Time: 6:30 pm

A weekly series of the best films from around the world -- every Thursday at 6:30 pm. We have films to stir your imagination, engage your emotions, and make you think. They're the sort of films you'd ordinarily have to travel into downtown Toronto to see, including some North American premieres! Each week's film is introduced by Artsforum Magazine's film critic John Arkelian, who also leads an informal discussion after each film. Join our friendly, interesting, and welcoming group of film-lovers for a journey of continuing education through film.
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Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea