The Studio Theatre is once again joining forces with The Stewart Park Festival to present the second Songs From The Valley, a concert series featuring some of the Ottawa Valley’s finest performers.

On February 25, 2012 enjoy the performance of the Claytones starting at 8pm. (63 Gore Street East, Perth ON
K7H 1H8)

The first concert in the series presents the Claytones, featuring Kelly Prescott (daughter of the legendary Tracey Brown and Randall Prescott), Anders Dreup and Adam Puddington. This harmony-rich Ottawa Valley Country / Roots trio developed their musical camaraderie while performing in the successful theatrical production of Grievous Angel – The Story of Gram Parsons.

For more information visit: www.studiotheatreperth.com

The all-inclusive price is just $70 for the concert series or $25 per concert, available at Tickets Please, 39 Foster Street, Perth, 613-485-6434. Tickets are also available at the door but these concerts sell out quickly.

Fishing on the Tay has never been better! During this weekend you can fish licence-free on any lake or river in Ontario. So you can fish on Otter Lake, Bass Lake, Lower Rideau Lake, Long Lake or any other lake or river in the area. Get your fishing rods and bait ready!

Family Fishing Weekend takes place February 18-20, 2012.

Shake off any winter blues by celebrating winter with a variety of activities for the whole family at the Frosty Fling Winter Carnival taking place January 27-29, 2012. This annual family event features skating and costumes. Family outdoor activities on Sunday feature sleigh rides in Lanark Village.

For more information call: 613-259-3242

Join us for the Perth’s Winter Bridal Show taking place January 15th from 11am – 5pm. There will be Vendors Showcasing what they can offer couples to help make their Wedding dreams come ture. This is also a good chance to ask questions.

Admission is $3.00 and kids are Free

Special Performance from Kimberley Dunn, Guest Speaker The Wedding Chaplain Alan Viau. The show is taking place at Code’s Mill Inn & Spa located at 82 Peter St, Perth, ON.

Come on out to the GRANDE OPENING of Cinema Obscura at the Full Circle Theatre in Perth Ontario on February 10, 2012!

For the past 6 months Cinema Obscura has been wowing the audiences in Beachburg Ontario… and NOW its coming to Perth for the very FIRST TIME!!!

Cinema Obscura is a Traveling Movie Theatre that brings you some of the most intriguing and Classic Films from 1924 thru 1975. Horror, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Adventure and Fantasy can be seen through a Vintage 16mm Film Projector and hosted by the nefarious Scott McClelland. As your host, Scott will prepare the audience for the film with stories of Trivia and Sordid Gossip from Behind the Scenes. Creating an interactive atmosphere that carries on through the evening.

Cinema Obscura is part Theatre, part Film and one hell of a good time!

On this Amazing night, Scott McClelland brings you a perfect, clean copy of the classic, KING KONG. And to make things even more interesting, this is one of the ONLY copies in existence with ALL of the material that has been censored out of it over the past 80 years. 16 Extra Glorious Minutes of Mayhem, UNCUT and Back as it should be… for YOU to see!

Good Ol’ Fashoined FUN for the whole Family!

It only costs $7 and you are guaranteed 2 hours of whimsical strangeness, making ‘Going to the Movies’ just a bit more interesting.

Doors open at 7:30 pm and tickets can be purchased at the door… Scott McClelland starts his shenanigans at 8 pm Sharp!

Come on out and ENJOY a Reel Nite of Film Lunacy!

Cinema Obscura
at the Full Circle Theatre
26 Craig Street
Perth, Ontario
Canada

December 1-24 enjoy %25 OFF EVERYTHING in the store. And there’s no time like ‘the present time’ to redeem your Rewards Points and save even more!

For your shopping convenience, Ground Waves has extended their hours ’til Christmas:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday: 9:30 – 6
Thursday & Friday: 9:30 – 8
Sunday: 11 – 5

Ground Waves is located at 17 Wilson St. E, Perth ON, K7H 1L3

Celebrate the Season with the 6th Annual Heritage Perth Christmas House Tour taking place December 3-4, 2011.The event takes place on both days, from 10:30am to 3:30pm. Tickets, which are $30.00 can be obtained after Nov. 1 by calling Muriel at 613 267-2270 or at Home Furniture, 18 Gore St. E. in Perth. On each day local restaurants will be offering an express lunch option to ticket-holders.

Perth & District invites you to tour some of Perth’s most unique homes and help us raise funds to support higher education for women and young girls, local libraries and children’s reading programs. This year a total of eight unique homes will be open to visitors—heritage homes that remind us of our past and some more modern but truly unique homes.

The annual Perth & District Children’s Santa Claus Parade of Lights takes place on Saturday December 3, 2011 beginning at 5pm. Parade route starts from 40 Sunset Blvd. and travels south through Perth via Wilson and Gore Streets, ending at the Queen Elizabeth Public School (80 Wilson St. East).

This year’s theme is “A Disney Christmas.” Categories include Commercial/Business, Non-Commercial (church, youth groups and everyone else), Industrial, Service Clubs, Animals (animal pulling, horses, etc.), schools (all levels) and individuals (walkers, rollerbladers).

Anyone wanting to register a float or looking for additional information – please call Sheri Mahon Fournier at 613-812-1215

On Friday November 25, 2011 at 6pm the Annual Festival of Lights takes place at the Crystal Palace in the Tay Basin. The evening’s activities will feature a bonfire, the mass lighting of the community Christmas Trees in the Crystal Palace, and a fireworks display over the Basin.

The Festival of Lights is a magical evening of music and light, which will kick-off a weekend of shopping specials in Downtown Heritage Perth. For further information, please contact Heather Hansgen at the Downtown Heritage Perth BIA Office, 613-264-1190.

On Saturday November 26, 2011, at 10am Perth comes to life with the Annual Festival of Good Cheer, sponsored by the Downtown Heritage Perth – BIA. Holiday shoppers will be transported back to the Victorian era and entertained by the Perth town crier, carollers and music groups around town.

The museum will feature cider and cookies by the fireplace in the 1840 kitchen and seasonal music will play throughout the house. A Christmas shopping fare will take place in the Crystal Palace. The day will also feature discounts and demos at your favourite downtown stores, wine tasting at The Stone Cellar, live music in the sun-filled atrium at Code’s Mill and meal deals at select restaurants. Some restaurants will feature dinner and theatre packages that include a delicious meal plus a ticket to A Month of Sundays, the heart-warming comedy by Bob Larbey that on stage at the Studio Theatre all that weekend.

For further information please contact Heather Hansgen of the Downtown Heritage Perth BIA: 613-264-1190.

Don’t miss the evening fireworks and community tree-lighting ceremony at the Tay Basin the night before.