Ripples Arts Directory

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Sioux Lookout's
Arts ~ Culture
Directory
Ripples: Sioux Lookout's Arts @
Culture Directory
is a project that began in 2010 when the need to
showcase Sioux Lookout's many talented artists
and artisans was recognized. Initially a
collaborative project between the Sioux Lookout
Creative Arts Circle and the Municipality of Sioux
Lookout, the Municipal Cultural Division has
endeavored to continue the efforts to actively
promote and enhance the artistic community of
Sioux Lookout by updating the directory for 2015.
In this third volume, the capacity of the directory
has expanded to include cultural organizations,
celebrations and arts and culture related businesses
as well as artists and artisans.
We sincerely hope that you enjoy this informative
and detailed listing of Sioux Lookout's many creative
individuals, organizations, businesses and groups.
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Above photos courtesy of Hana Beitl and Klaus Rossler
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Thank you!
Thank you so much to all the artists, artisans,
organizations, businesses and other individuals for
taking the time to submit the valuable information
contained in this directory.
The Municipality would also like to thank Signatures
Signs & Stitchery for all of their hard work and
assistance in the design and development of the
visual aspects of this project.
Above photo courtesy of Hana Beitl and Klaus Rossler
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Fossilized impression of local nature by Hana Beitl
Disclaimer
The Municipality of Sioux Lookout through
advertisements, notices and public events has
made every effort to include as many organizations,
groups and individuals as possible in this directory.
The information in Ripples: Sioux Lookout's Arts &
Culture Directory 2015 has been supplied and
written by arts and cultural organizations, groups
and individual artists.
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Visual Art
Photography
Film
Performance Art
Fibre Art
Crafting
Music
Literary Art
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Dance & Fitness
Museums & Heritage
Festivals & Events
Arts & Culture related
Businesses
Arts & Culture related
Community Organizations
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Visual Arts
Les Cosco
Address:
5 Forest Drive,
Sioux Lookout, ON
P8T0A7
Phone: (807) 737-2042
Email:
[email protected]
Les specializes in visual art such as watercolour
paintings of local scenery.
Angela Monheint
Address:
120 Alcona Drive,
PO Box 331
Sioux Lookout, ON
P8T1As
Phone: (807) 738-3395
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
angelamonheim.wix.com/ angela
Angela creates acrylic paintings using a variety
of techniques such as mixed media, using paper,
stencils and brayers. She is passionate about all
kinds of crafting. She has experience making
sculptures out of cement, forging silver jewellery,
sewing bags and clothing and creating mosaics.
She has studied with artists such as Bernd
Klimmer and Otto Gunter Altena.
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Sioux Lookout Station 1960 by Les Casco
New York by Angela Manheim
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HanaBeitl
Email: [email protected]
Website: hanabeitl.wordpress.comjceramicart-tablets-imprints-of-nature/beitl.wordpress.com
Hana is a local visual artist. Nature ofNorthwestern
Ontario$ borealforestis a subject, as much as material
for the artwork she creates. Utilizing actual plants
that are collected within her surroundings, employing
drawing and methods of printmaking, she creates
original, long-lasting ceramic tiles that are ready
to hang on your wall, as individual pieces or in a
series. They are literally fossilized impressions of
local nature.
Selection of her work can be purchased at Anchor
Art all year round or at the Sioux Lookout Christmas
Craft Show that she participates in. For special
inquiries, complete info and more art, visit her
website at:
http://hanabeitl.wordpress.comjceramic-arttablets-imprints-of-naturej beitl.wordpress.com.
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Fossilized impressions of local nature by Hana Beitl
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Davin Salo
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Phone: (807) 220-0771
Website: www.definitiondesigns.com
www .facebook. com/ definitiondesignssiouxlookout
Davin specializes in digital media ranging from
photo restoration, photography, graphic design,
digital art, posters, websites, logo design, branding,
concept art, animation and video editing. In a
physical medium he creates pencil sketches, ink
drawing, wood carving, cut-out work and multi
media.
Davin is proficient in Adobe CS-CS6 Series,
In Design, Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects.
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Before
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Photo restoration by Davin Salo
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Watching the Stars by Gabrielle Casco
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Gabrielle Cosco
Website: www.gabriellecosco. prosite.com
www.gabriellecosco.com
www.facebook.com/gabby.cosco.l8
Gabrielle Cosco is an award winning illustrator,
artist and graphic designer that was born and
raised in Sioux Lookout, Ontario. She studied art
and design in Barrie, ON at Georgian College and
has been employed as an illustrator and/or graphic
artist by highly creative, award winning design
firms and companies such as Kempenfelt Graphics
Group and Treefrog Inc.
She returned to Sioux Lookout in 2013 to get back
to her roots, her family and her passion for story
telling and art. She is currently employed by
Kwayaciiwin Educational Resource Centre (KERC)
in Sioux Lookout and enjoys creating a variety of
branding materials, educational resources and
children's books for the 24 communities serviced
byKERC.
Gabby also enjoys travelling up north and teaching
the students of the communities about illustrating,
art, design and technology.
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Photography
Brent Wesley
Phone: (807) 737-6024
Website: www.brentwesleyphotography.com
Brent is a photographer living in Sioux Lookout,
specializing in portraits, weddings and events. He
works full-time at the Sioux Lookout First Nations
Health Authority. He is also co-owner of Blue
Earth Photography.
Blue Earth Photography
Contact: Brent Wesley, Adrienne Fox
Address:
Email:
PO Box 741,
[email protected]
Sioux Lookout, ON
Website:
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www.blueearthphotos.com
Owned and operated by Adrienne Fox and Brent
Wesley, Blue Earth Photography provides portrait,
wedding and event photography as well as
project-based photography and design solutions
for organizations in Northwestern Ontario.
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Klaus Rossler
Address: 429 Moosehorn Rd.
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1L5
Phone: (807) 737-7243
Website: www.kr-photography.ca
www.klausrossler.wordpress.com
Klaus's photography/Fine Art Prints found
recognition with collectors in Canada and the US,
as well as with Parks Canada, National Geographic
and the Museum of Nature in Ottawa.
He sees photography as a creative and expressive
process much like painting or sculpture, rather
than a recording of reality. His subjects range
from traditional landscapes to close-ups to
impressionistic and experimental work, in series
of colour or B&W/Duotones.
His archival quality prints are available in limited
editions and are signed and numbered. Klaus
offers workshops in photography.
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Rocks 5 by Klaus Rossler
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Photograph by Athena Marie Photography
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Athena Marie Photography
Contact: Athena Cospito
Phone: (807) 737-7170
Website: face book. com/ athenamariephotography
www.athenamariephotography.wordpress.com
Athena Marie Photography is a family, portrait,
and wedding photography service based out of
Sioux lnokout, ON. Owner and primary photographer,
Athena Cospito, has vast knowledge of photography,
both through several university photography
courses, as well as through approximately fifteen
years ofpractice.
She specializes in natural light photography and
prefers shooting outdoors, even in the harsh
Northwestern Ontario winters. She enjoys capturing
life milestones in various types of photo shoots
(engagement, maternity, newborn, family), and
she really loves snapping pictures of children, as
well as photographing wedding days. Photo
shoots with Athena Marie Photography are fun,
creative, and affordable. Gift certificates are
available, as well. Please contact Athena Marie
Photography for additional information or to
book a session.
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FILM
Theatrical poster for Ashiya Neikeeyon on the way home
a film by Nadine Arpin, Ellen Astri Lund by, Phoebe
Sutherland and Shirley Kauranen .
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Nadine Arpin
Phone: (807) 737-3755
Nadine Arpin is a Metis film-maker. Since
completing the New Media program at OCAD she
has been based in Sioux Lookout, Ontario. Nadine
worked for over 15 years producing videos for local
and regional NGOs. Since 2011 she has returned to
her own personal practice of making independent
shortfilms in a variety ofgenres.
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Theatre & Performance Art
Northern Lights Community Theatre
Contact: Mary MacKenzie (Co-Chair)
Address: P.O. Box 1567 Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1C3
Phone: (807) 737-1719
Northern Lights Community Theatre is an
inclusive, locally based not-for-profit organization
run by spirited, theatrically minded individuals
who desire to bring local talent and novices on
stage and behind it. Northern Lights Community
Theatre was incepted in 2012 has since successfully
presented several plays including Neil Simon's
The Odd Couple (female version), Norm Foster's
Office Hours and in November 2014, Opening
Night also by Norm Foster.
NLCT also provides learning opportunities for
acting, directing and stage management. They are
always looking for new volunteers to sit on their
Board of Directors. 'We believe in quality, professionalism, learning and having fun. Please drop us
an email if you are interested in joining the show!'
Be sure to 'Like' Northern Lights Community
Theatre on Face book!
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Northern Lights Community Theatre actors perform The Odd
Couple (female version) by Neil Simon.
Photo Courtesy Tim Brady/Sioux Lookout Bulletin.
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Kids Kaleidoscope. Photo credit Dorothy Broderick.
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Kids Kaleidoscope
Contact: Dorothy Broderick
Address: Box 223 Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1A3
Phone: (807) 737-4625
Website: https:/ jwww.facebook.com/pages/
Kids-Kaleidoscope-Childrens-EntertainmentSeries/186844924678101
Ktds Kaleidoscope is an Arts Ellucation Organization
and Community Group based out of Sioux Lookout,
ON that presents performing arts shows for children
and families.
Kids Kaleidoscope presents five shows per year
with performing artists in a variety of mediums
including dance, theatre, music, magic/science
and puppetry. All shows are geared to the young
audience. Each season, two workshops are organized
in the local schools (Gr. 4-8) with visiting artists.
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Sioux-Hudson Entertainment Series
Address: Box 727, Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1B1
Website: www.siouxhudsonentertainmentseries.ca
The Sioux-Hudson Entertainment Series brings
big city performing arts to the remote north at
small town prices. Each year, the Series presents
at least six pieces of professional live entertainment
in Sioux Lookout. The volunteer committee strives
to provide a balance of drama, music (classical
and contemporary) and dance. In 2006, the committee
celebrated 25 years of great entertainment and
thousands of hours of volunteerism.
Highlights of years past include Bruce Cockburn,
Jim Cuddy, The Vinyl Cafe with Stuart McLean,
The Rankin Family, Danny Grossman Dance
Company, Prairie Oyster, Jeff Healey, annual
visits from the Manitoba Theatre Centre and
performances by the Thunder Bay Symphony
Orchestra.
The Sioux-Hudson Entertainment Series relies on
ticket sales, sponsorships from local businesses
and individuals, and an annual grant from the
Ontario Arts Council to cover the cost ofputting on
the six concerts .
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Saturday
September 27
Corb Lund
http,j/ corblund.com/
Alberta·bom honky-tonker Corb Lund's songcraft ranges
from rockabilly to Western swi ng. cowboy balladry to
country-rock and subj ect matter from girls to survivali sts,
bovin es to bibl es, antique pistols to vintage motorcycles.
2014
Wednesday
October 22
John Mann
http,//johnmann.ca /
John Mann is the accomplished actor and lead singer/songwriter
2014
of th e Canadian folk rock band Spirit of the West. Mann pens
beautiful melodi es with emotionally honest lyrics th at capture
intimate moments.
Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie
Elvis and the Man In Black
http,// colemanlemieux.com/ portfolio/ elvis/
The Man in Black is a celebration of Johnny Cash.
Looking for Elvis is a tribute to the life of Elvis Presley.
CLC is a distinguished dance company from Toronto.
Thursday
January 22
Post Comedy Theatre
http'//www. robertpost.org /
Robert Post speciali zes in rapid-fire character changes with dry
humour, expert mime, versatile acting, skill ed juggling,
ventriloqui sm, splendid timing and a keen sense of satire and the
absurd.
2015
Tuesday
February 24
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Armstrong's War by Colleen Murphy
Corpora] Michael Armstrong is recuperating in a rehab hospitaJ
when he's ambushed by a Girl Guide looking to earn her
Community Service badge. After battle lines are drawn, the
unli kely allies show each other how to stand tall.
2015
TBSO
Wednesday
March 11
Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra
Northwestern Ontario's own symphony orchestra back for their
bi-annual visit.
2015
Sunday
April 19
Chantal Kreviazuk
http:// fe ldman-ag ency .com/ artist-roster/ chanta 1-krevi azuk
This charming singer-songwriter-pianist began recording her
luscious melodies in 1997, and her soulfu l sounds have garnered
widespread acclaim across North America.
All Shows 7:30 p.m. Queen Elizabeth District High School
Season Tickets: Adult $75, Couple $130, Family $160, Senior $65
Available at Anchor Art, Cheers!, and Rexall during September
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Single Tickets avai lable at the door: $25, $20 (senior) and $5 (children/youth)
For more information call 737-2174.
Generously supported by local businesses and individuals.
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2014-2015 performance schedule
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Fibre Art
Laura Kurytnik
Address: 169 Voyageurs Rd. North
Phone: (807) 737-3736
Laura is a quilter who specializes in hand-applique
and broderie perse. Hand quilting and embroidery
add to her works' sense of space. She often
re-purposes fibre and designs pictorial quilts that
hint at traditional patterns. You can see her work
by contacting her home telephone number.
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Fish Quilt #2-Camo Fish by Laura Kurytnik
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The Material Girls Quilt Guild.
Photo Credit: Blue Earth Photography
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Material Girls Quilt Guild
Contact: Heather Bonnell
Phone: (807) 737-7197
The Material Girls Quilt Guild meets on the
second Tuesday of each month from September
through June. This group is for all quilters, new or
experienced.
They create quilts together to be donated to the
community, share their work, learn new techniques together, and most importantly have a
good time doing it. Please contact us if you require
more details.
Barb Matousek
Address: Box 673
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1B1
Phone: (807) 737-3214
Barb creates wet felted pieces of art and also
teaches at various workshops in the community.
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Meredith Mitts & Crafts
Contact: Edith Burkholder
Phone: (807) 737-2238
Edith makes mitts and crafts from used wool
sweaters and fleece. Her work is for sale at Good
News Books n Things and at Anchor Art, Egli's Sheep
Farm and Ella Lynn's in Dryden as well as at various
craftfairs in Dryden and Sioux Lookout.
Edith Burkholder (Meredith Mitts and Crafts)
Photo credit: Merle Burkholder
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Laurel Wood
Address: 880 Sturgeon River Rd.
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 0A7
Phone: (807) 737-2174
Email: laurel. wood@ shaw.ca
Laurel likes to use/reuse bits offabric from other
people's lives in her weaving, weaving pieces of
worn or discarded textiles into something of
beauty. She has woven textiles for floors and
tables from cast-off blue jeans, worn wool socks,
threadbare old blankets and old silk shirts.
Her involvement as a Peace Weaver in The Thread
Project (www.threadproject.com)- a true local and
international community art project- will always be
a highlight.
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The Thread Project. Photo credit: Hana Beitl
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Crafting
Kanina Terry
Website: www.kanina.ca
www.facebook.com/kaninamade
Kanina Terry is a part-time craft person from
Sioux Lookout. She is very crafty and innovative in
making fine quality items that she sells online, at
pow wows, and the local farmers market. She
sews items that are practical and functional on a
day-to-day basis such as camera cases, bags,
tobacco pouches, oven mitts, and quilts.
Since becoming a mom in 201 o she now makes
items for babies and children such as, moss bags
and bug hats. She also makes beautiful jewellery
using stones, shells, beads, and silver.
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Jewellery by Kanina Terry.
Photo Credit: Brent Wesley
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Music
Jonathan Armstrong
Website: www.jonnyrecords.com
Jonathan is a performer, composer, teacher and
artist. He is also an educator, musical guide and
producer. He teaches in the provincial school
system as well as privately in individual and
group lessons. Jonathan also provides music for
events and festivals in Sioux Lookout.
Dan Fraser
Phone: (807) 738-1230
Website: [email protected]
Dan is a singer/songwriter of God's love.
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Christine Horst
Address: 42 Curtis Street
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1GB
Phone: (807) 738-1770
Website: facebook.comjchristine.aceti.musician
Christine has taught voice and piano at the
Algoma conservatory of music and at Algoma
University. She is a member of ORMTA and is a
registered teacher with the Royal Conservatory of
Music. She studied music at the University of
Western Ontario. She will sing and/or play almost
anything, anywhere!
Christine Horst. Photo credit: Matt Gollum
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Klauss Rossler. Photo credit: Klaus Rossler
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Klaus Rossler
Address: 429 Moose Horn Rd.
Phone: (807) 737-7243
Website: www.kr-photography.ca
www.klausrossler.wordpress.com
Klaus was always fascinated by music and
picked up guitar at a young age. After exploring
rock and blues of the day, he quickly moved on to
baroque, jazz, Brazilian bossas, country - never
bound by categories.
He studied Jazz guitar at the music faculty of the
U-of Cologne in Germany, with Eddy Marron,
which opened doors for engaging in many styles
and venues and he subsequently toured and recorded
throughout Europe, Ontario and in New York and
Los Angeles. Now, living in Sioux Lookout, he enjoys
playing with friends and occasional performances
locally.
Cofounder of "Open Stage"- a musical venue for local
musicians and performers in Sioux Lookout, ON
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Barry McLoughlin
Address: 30 Wellington St.
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1C9
Phone: (807) 737 2574
Email: songbarry@ hotmail.com
Website: www .barrymcloughlin.com
Barry is a contemporary folk singer-songwriter
steeped in the tradition of Gordon Lightfoot. He is
a solo artist who makes regular appearances at
acoustic friendly venues. His original songs are
available for local purchase on CD and internationally
through iTunes.
Barry Mcloughlin. Photo credit: Barry McLoughlin Jr.
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Front Street Jazz. Photo Credit: Sabine Kottschoth
Front Street Jazz
Contact: Kingsley Murray
Front Street Jazz is a jazz band comprised of
local musicians Kinsley Murray, Jonathan Armstrong
and vocalist Gabby Cosco. The group plays
traditional instrumental and vocal jazz tunes from
1920's to present day.
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Literary Art
Micheal Laverty
Address: 31 Queen Street, PO Box 1593
Sioux Lookout, ON PST 1C3
Phone: (807) 737-9984
Website: www.mikelaverty.ca
Micheal l.Lwerly is an author, editor, and educator.
His fiction and poetry have appeared in The Essex
Free Press, Featherale, The Fiddlehead, The Maple
Tree Literary Supplement, and The Windsor
Review. In 2012, Now or Never Publishing released
his first novel, Hands of the Tyrants: a satire
featuring an inexperienced CSIS agent who
infiltrates a collective ofperformance and conceptual
artists. This novel can be purchased online
through Amazon and Chapters.
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Micheal Laverty. Photo credit: Natalie St. Pierre-Hansen.
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Dance & Fitness
ONYX Dance Studio
Contact: Manuela Michelizzi
Address: 56-D Front Street, Sioux Lookout, ON
Website: www.manuelam.zumba.com
ONYX Dance Studio is Sioux Lookout's first
dance and fitness studio. It provides dance and
fitness classes of all dance styles to adults and
children ages one and up. It also provides specialty
workshops, group lessons and private lessons.
Other services include 'dance parties' for birthdays,
bachelorette parties (burlesque/ highheel
choreography), choreographed wedding dances
and .flash-mobs.
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Functionally Fit-Yoga & Pilates
Contact: Melissa Zarecki
Address: 7 Fourth Avenue, Sioux Lookout, ON
Phone: (807) 738-1203
Melissa offers Yoga, pilates and group fitness
classes for all levels and abilities throughout the
year. If you are interested in attending a class or
workshop, please email or phone to have your
name added to her contact list. Classes and
workshops will be advertised as available, via email.
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Museums & Heritage
Sioux Lookout Community Museum
Contact: Gerson Agustin
Recreation & Culture Manager
Address: 53 Front Street, PO Box 158
Phone: (807) 737-2700 ex. 9901
Website: www.siouxlookoutmuseum.ca
The Sioux Lookout Community Museum
offers a wonderful collection of artifacts and
archives that are significant to the unique history
of Sioux Lookout, Ontario and surrounding areas.
Please visit us regularly, as exhibits are rotated.
The Community Museum also has a Mobile App
that is available for free,for Apple devices (iPhone,
iPod Touch, iPad) and Android phones and tablets
in Apple's App Store and through Goog le Play.
For more information on hours of operation and
to see select exhibits, please visit our website.
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The Sioux Lookout Community Museum
Grand Re-Opening, August, 2014.
Photo courtesy of Tim Brady/Sioux Lookout Bulletin.
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Festival & Events
Open Stage at the Legion
Contact: Mel Stewart/Klaus Rossler
meljstew-art@ knet.ca
Open Stage is an event held once a month for the
love of music ... so true, on the spot and spontaneous,
entertaining - artistic expression and creativity in
the moment - in real time.
Everybody is welcome to perform- any musical
style - any level - players and singers. And of
course listeners, music lovers and ... hopefully ...
new, unheard talent... to have a good time enjoying
live music and supporting local talent.
Hosted by former professional musicians, the
format is loose and informal, with plenty ofchances
to sit in, jam, improvise - musical adventures full
of surprises and imperfections.
Please contact Klaus ([email protected])
or Mel ([email protected]) for details and to
receive the monthly announcement.
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Open Stage at the Legion.
Poster credit: Klaus Rossler
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The Festival of Carols
Contact: Marlene MacDonald
Phone: (807) 737-3666 or (807) 738-3611
Email: norriemarlene@ gmail.com
The Festival ofCarols is a seasonal community
choir that begins in September and runs through
to the first week of December with practices held
on Monday evenings at St. Andrews United
Church. The performance takes place on the first
Sunday in December, yearly. All are welcome to
join. Contact Marlene MacDonald (choir director)
for more information.
Boreal Music
Contact: Bob Johnston
Phone: (807) 737-2174
Boreal Music is a concert of classical music
featuring local musicians that has been occurring
since 1994.
The performance usually takes place in early June
of each year at St. Andrew's United Church.
Contact Bob Johnston for more information.
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St. Andrew's Christmas Bazaar
Contact: Marlene MacDonald
Phone: (807) 737-3666
Email: norriemarlene@ gmail.com
The St. Andrews United Church Christmas
Bazaar takes place on the third Saturday of
November, yearly. This event offers tea, crafts and
baked goods.
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Sioux Lookout Blueberry Festival
& Special Events
Contact: Dori Hopko (President)
Address: 11 First Avenue, PO Box 127
Phone: (807) 737-3227
Website: www.blueberrybert.com
With over 100 events annually, the Sioux Lookout
Blueberry Festival is a grand summer
event attracting thousands of visitors from
Northern Ontario, Canada, the United States and
the world. Many events encompass the beauty of
the area, allowing participants and spectators to
enjoy the plentiful lakes and beaches.
Save the date July 31st-August 9th, 2015.
Blueberry Bert. Photo courtesy of Dori Hopko
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Northwest Farmers' Market
Contact: The Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce
Address: 11 First Avenue, PO Box 127
Phone: (807) 737-1937
Website: http:/ jwww.siouxlookout.com
The Northwest Farmers' Market strives to
offer high quality foods, crafts and artwork grown
and produced in the Northwest. The Market makes
it easier for consumers to access local food and
products while promoting community and regional
sustainability.
The Northwest Farmers Market.
Photo courtesy of the Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce
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Arts & Culture
Related Businesses
Dori's Sewing Studio
Contact: Dori Hopko (Owner)
Address: 3 Loon Lake Rd, Box 4042
Phone: (807) 737-3674
Fax: (807) 737-2479
Website: www.facebook.com/
dorissewingstudioandquiltshop
Dori's Sewing Studio offers classes in quilting,
sewing and machine operation use. They want to
inspire all age groups to be creative with colour
and style, to go outside their comfort zone and
create a beautiful piece! Workshops in quilting are
also offered.
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Dori's Sewing Studio. Photo provided by Dori Hopko.
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Anchor Art
Contact: Beth McKinlay
Address: 88 1/2 Front Street
Sioux Lookout, ON
Phone: (807) 737 2230
Anchor Art is a retail space featuring unique
gifts, books, and local art.
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Signatures Signs & Stitchery
Contact: Danica Phillips & Ubay Almassraf
Address: 38 Front Street, P.O. Box 1437
Phone: (807) 737-2444
Website: www.signaturesslkt.com
Whether you are a new business looking to establish
your brand, or an existing business looking for an
identity makeover, please visit us and speak with
our highly skilled graphic design team. We are
here to help you create new ideas that are customized
to fit your unique artistic needs and expectations.
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Serenity Quilts
Contact: Hazel Mills (Owner)
Address: 482 Sturgeon River Road
Phone: (807) 737-7447
Store hours:
Monday to Friday 12:00 p.m.- s:oo p.m.
Saturday g:oo a.m. - 2:oop.m.
Serenity Quilts carries a large supply of materials
for all your quilting needs: a large selection of1oo%
cotton fabric for piecing as well as a large selection of
backing up to 11 o" wide, several types of batting in
100% cotton, polyester or bamboo in white, off
white and black as well as rulers, rotary cutters,
mats. We also have ribbon, rick rack, fringe, lace,
beads and zippers for regalia making and sewing.
We sell Aurifil thread, patterns and books.
At Serenity Quilts we 'Sew Peaceful'.
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Arts & Culture Related
Community Organizations
Community Media Room at the Sioux Lookout Public Library.
Photo credit: Micheal Laverty.
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The Sioux Lookout Public Library
Contact: Mike Laverty- Children's and
Assistant Librarian.
Address: 21 5th Avenue, P.O. Box 1028
Phone: (807) 737-3660
Website: www.slpl.on.ca
Hours of Operation:
Monday- Wednesday lOam to 8pm
Thursday - Friday lOam to spm
Saturday- Sunday 12pm to 4pm
The library is closed on weekends during July and August.
The Sioux Lookout Public Library is proud to display
the work of several notable (local and regional)
artists including Carl Ray and Ahmoo Angeconeb
on its walls. It is always open to the possibility of
promoting the work of emerging and established
talent. The Community Media Room is equipped
with creative software for digital artists and is
available for events and workshops.
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The Sioux Lookout
Anti-Racism Committee
Contact: Julieann Chapman
Address: Box 1194, 54 Front St.
Centennial Centre - Main Floor
Phone: (807) 737-1501
Website: www.slarc.ca
The Sioux Lookout Anti-Racism Committee
is a community socialjustice organization committed
to equality and respectfor all cultures and ethnicities.
SLARC uses art as a tool at many events and
workshops throughout the year to help citizens
celebrate diversity. Their vision is "Community
members and visitors feel that Sioux Lookout is a
healthy and inclusive community".
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Together by Abe Kakepetum (SLARC Logo)
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Friends of Cedar Bay
Contact: Joyce Timpson (Chair)
Address: Box 129
Phone: (807) 737-2323
Website: www.cedarbay.org
Friends of Cedar Bay operates an equestrian
facility that boards horses on a co-operative basis
and provides riding lessons, recreational sleigh
and wagon rides and will soon be providing
equestrian assisted riding programs. Friends of
Cedar Bay also organizes nature experiences such
as a spring 'Owl Prowl' walk. At the Lakeshore
area it provides refreshments and a chance to
warm-up for skiers, walkers, snowmobilers, and
horseback riders in the winter at one of the wilderness
cabins. Cedar Bay also raises funds for capital
projects and improvements at both the stable and
the Lakeshore area.
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Cedar Bay. Photograph courtesy of Matthew Culham
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The Nishnawbe-Gamik
Friendship Centre
Contact: Chelsea Pateman
Address: 52 King Street, P.O. Box 1299
Phone: (807) 737-1903
Website: www.ngfc.net
NGFC is a cultural resource hub in our community
which offers numerous opportunities for everyone
to learn about the traditions, culture and languages
of First Nations people in our region. We often
have local art and craftworkfor sale in our reception
area, and provide contact information of First
Nations artists/craftspeople.
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The Nishnawbe-Gamik Friendship Centre.
Photo credit: Blue Earth Photography
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Wawatay Native
Communications Society
Address: 16 5th Avenue North, P.O. Box 1180
Phone: (807) 737-2951
Website: www.wawataynews.ca
Wawatay Native Communications Society
serves the communication needs of First Nations
people and communities of Northern Ontario. It
does this through the distribution of a bi-weekly
newspaper, daily radio programming, television
production services and a multimedia website that
seeks to preserve and enhance indigenous languages
and cultures of Aboriginal people in Northern
Ontario. Established in 1974, Wawatay also
provides translation and interpretation services.
Mission: "To provide media capabilities and
content that address the unique needs of the
Nishnawbe people"
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INDEX
I Anchor Art
I Angela Monheim
II Athena Marie Photography
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Barb Matousek
Barry Mcloughlin
Blue Earth Photography
Blueberry Festival and Special Events
I Boreal Music
I Brent Wesley
I Christine Horst
I Dan Fraser
I!J Davin Salo
I Dori's Sewing Studio
I Festival of Carols
IIJ Front Street Jazz
II Functionally Fit -Yoga and Pilates
Gabby Cosco
HanaBeitl
I Jonathan Armstrong
I Kanina Terry
I Kids Kaleidoscope
II
II
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IIIII Klaus Rossler
I Laura Kurytnik
I Laurel Wood
I Les Cosco
I Material Girls Quilt Guild
ID Micheal Laverty
I
I
Nadine Arpin
Nishnawbe-Garnik Friendship Centre
Northern Lights Community Theatre
I Northwest Farmers' Markets
I ONYX Dance Studios
I Open Stage at the Legion
I Serenity Quilts
IJ Signatures Signs and Stitchery
I Sioux-Hudson Entertainment Series
Sioux Lookout Anti-Racism Committee
II Sioux Lookout Community Museum
I Sioux Lookout Public Library
I St Andrew's Christmas Bazaar
I Wawatay Native Communications Network Society
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