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designer jjewellery, blown glass decorations and much more in small format and at affordable prices.
25 % off all Berger lamps in stock.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria St. Information: 450-242-1666
Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Information: 450-242-2808
Presented by The Brome County Historical Society in the Old Court House,
15 St. Paul Road, Saturday at 1 p.m.
Information: 450-243-6782
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Single Performance : $3 at the door. Season Pass: $10 for 5 performances.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Popcorn and drinks are on sale so help us minimize the clean-up by not bringing food or drink from outside.
5 p.m. in French; 7 p.m. in English. Ticket: $5 $/person. Popcorn and.or drink: $1 each.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
On the programme: Haydn, Farrenc, Brahms.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
Presented by The Brome County Historical Society in the Old Court House,
15 St. Paul Road, Saturday at 1 p.m.
Information: 450-243-6782
1:00 pm: Romeo and Juliet (Gounod).The Salzburg Mozarteum's stunning 2008 performance,
starring Rolando Villazon and Nino Machaidze in the title roles.
6:00 pm: La Bohème (Puccini).Robert Dornhelm's lush, feature-length cinematic version of this
beloved tale, with Rolando Villazon and Anna Netrebko.
Admission: $ 3 for one performance or (for true aficionados) $ 5 for both.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Presented by the Knowlton Players at the Knowlton Pub, 267 Knowlton Rd.
Tickets: 450-242-6862.
- Games and mini-olympic events -Sledding - Snow painting
-Hockey, skating and broom-ball - Sleigh rides
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Popcorn and drinks are on sale so help us minimize the clean-up by not bringing food or drink from outside.
5 p.m. in French; 7 p.m. in English. Ticket: $5 $/person. Popcorn and.or drink: $1 each.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
His topic: « Ready, Aimed ... Missed !»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
Presented by the Knowlton Players at the Knowlton Pub, 267 Knowlton Rd.
Tickets: 450-242-6862.
A truly stunning voice, achingly beautiful – The Herald (Scotland), January 2008.
Opening Act: Celtic Duo, Dave Gossage, master flute player and multi-
instrumentalist with Michael Ayles, singer/guitarist. Showtime: 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $18 in advance, $23 at the door (one hour prior, if available). Call 450-292-3456, ext. 228/226
or buy online from the Montreal Celtic Festival.
Presented by The Montreal Celtic Festival Foundation at Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
and Annette Blanco, The Panier Champêtre; Lucy Hoblyn, Brome Lake Books and Janet Fraser, Café Floral.
Tickets are $50.00 with proceeds to youth projects in the area. Call Lois Hardacker or Marilyn Hunter at 450-242-2000,
Donna Coates at 450-242-2548 (evening) or Susan Burbank at 450-243-0530 (evening).
The event starts at 6:00 p.m., dinner to be served at 7:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Yamaska Valley Optimist Club at the Lakeview Inn, 50 Victoria St.
On the programme: All Schumann.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
officially switched off to pledge their support for the planet, making Earth Hour 2009 the world's largest global climate
change initiative. This year, people across the world from all walks of life will turn off their lights for one hour
between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to join together in celebration and contemplation of the one thing we all have in common, our planet.
Gather in Coldbrook Park on March 27 at 8:30 p.m. with a candle and celebrate Brome Lake's first Earth Hour with your friends.
Supporters of this initiative: www.KnowltonQuebec.ca, Town of Brome Lake, Renaissance Lac Brome.
For more imformation, send an e-mail to: contact@knowltonquebec.ca
Dr. Vivien Muir, is a wonderful opportunity to significantly improve one's own level of harmony and
health. The result is a gentle tuning-up of the nervous system, essential of mental, emotional and
physical well-being. All are welcome. Cost: $40.00 Time: 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For more info: The Muir Clinic.
This fundraising workshop to be held for and at the Creek United Church, Brill Road, West Bolton.
There will be an opportunity for questions and comments and light refreshments will be served.
7:00 p.m. at the Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
His topic: «The America that Vanished: Impact of Environmental Degradation.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
On the programme: J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..
Oddfellows Hall, 476 Knowlton Road. 450-243-0048.
A portion of the profits will go to l'École Internationale Saint-Édouard
Tickets: $65.00 a person. On sale at Place Knowlton (Jean-François Mallette)
or call Jacques or Micheline Defoy 450-243-0325 evenings; 450-243-6138 daytime.
6:30 p.m. at the Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St.
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
His topic: «Will humans ever be immortal? Able to live forever? The when, the how and the why not!»
Spring luncheon at 11;30 a.m. Annual reunion at 2:00 p.m.
Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
thrown in for good measure. A family show with music, dance and hilarity. Directed by Lucy Hoblyn.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8 p.m.; Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets: 450-242-2510.
A presentation by the Knowlton Players at Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Do drop by to have a peek and say hi. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-678 or 514-933-0776.
classics. A John and Laura Barr production in benefit of the Creek and Knowlton United Churches.
Admission is $5.00. 7:00 p.m. at Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
"Batting on the Bosphorus: A Liquor-Fueled Cricket Tour through Eastern Europe." Maybe even get a signed copy.
Stories, drinks and laughs abound with author Angus Bell in the house!
A Quebec Writers Federation Writers Out Loud event, sponsored by the Canada Council for the Arts.
7:p.m. at Brome Lake Books, 264 Knowlton Rd., 450-242-2242.
On the programme: Mendelssohn, Suk, Fauré.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
spring & summer fashion for women and men.
Boutiques featured include Boutique Iris, Brome Lake Fitness, Clémentine à la campagne,
Chic Entrepôt, Jones New York, Paddies, Rococo, Sandila, Woolrich. Door prizes.
Restaurant-Bistro Le Relais, 286 Knowlton Rd. Reservations required: 450-242-2232.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Proceeds to the Brome County Historical Society.
Gala opening night, Friday; Show open Saturday & Sunday.
Information & tickets: 450-243-6782
2:00 p.m. Tickets $12,adults, $6, kids. Refreshments included.Concert at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets on sale at the Centre Lac-Brome, Town Hall and Brome Lake Books.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
June 2 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The trailer will be located in the Oddfellows Hall parking lot.
No books, clothing or appliances, please.
Sponsored by the Knowlton Lions Club at the Oddfellows Hall, 476 Knowlton Rd.
Knowlton Road. 8:00 a.m. ~ 1:00 p.m.
and Canine Good Neighbour. Entry: $5.00 per car. Info: Joyce Bédard, 450-263-6510
Brome Fair Grounds, Stagecoach Road, Brome.
A benefit for the St.-Édouard Chapel Renovation Fund.
Tickets: $10.00. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Door prizes.
St.-Édouard Chapel, 266 Knowlton Road.
Info: 450-243-6782
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Come and meet several of the Gallery's artists between 2 pm and 7 pm...
Marie Bourgeois, Diane Guilbault, Marie-Andrée Leblond and André Schirmer.
A fine rosé wine will be served.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
Galerie Lac Brome, 107, ch. Lakeside.
Join us on this splendid day in the picturesque village of Knowlton.
For more information: visit the website or e-mail: jycloutier@clubvainqueurs.com
of The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
Tickets are $ 85.00 per person and early reservations are recommended.
(Admission includes a $25 tax deductible receipt.)
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
On the programme: Schnittke.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
Lion's Park. Centre Road. More Information.
of The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
FRIDAY, JULY 2: Daniel Taylor, the renowned Contra Tenor, in concert.
SATURDAY, JULY 3: Henry Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas", one of the first and some say greatest operas
written in the English language. Performed by the Young Artists of the Theatre of Early Music and
directed by Daniel Taylor and accompanied by a quartet, harpsichord and lute ensemble.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
This 27th edition comprises 4 stages over 3 days. Passing through Knowlton the 4th of July.
More info: 450-538-5808 ou coupedesameriques@hotmail.com
A play with music and dance that sheds light on unexplored aspects of Anne Hathaway's life by looking
through the eyes and heart of the woman who spent a lifetime with and without the great poet.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
meet 40 artists and artisans in their studios. Studio tour and sale in Sutton, Abercorn,
Mansonville, Bolton and Knowlton. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Information: Knowlton 450-242-2870; Sutton 1-877-565-8455.
the beautiful countryside of the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Tickets for this self-guided tour are $50.00
including a box lunch or $10 voucher valid at many of the fine restaurants in Knowlton.
Proceeds go to Theatre Lac Brome. For more information and tickets: 450-242-1395.
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
English writers include Louise Penny, Louise Abbott, Richard Scrimger,
A.F. Moritz, Susan Briscoe, Sharon Kirsch, Jim Napier and Brian Busby.
French writers are Francine Ruel and Johanne Seymour.
For the compete schedule: Click KNOWLTON READS.
Stories, prizes, cake and a special visit from some of Penguins most beloved characters!
4 pm at Brome Lake Books, 264 Knowlton Rd., 450-242-2242.
this annual Book Sale go to the Library. Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pettes Memorial Library, 276 Knowlton Rd. 450-243-6128
the amazing talents of the Academy's finest international students, bringing the
beauty of music into the community. Admission is free. Sponsored by Brome Lake Ducks.
8 p.m. at the Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
Wine, cheese and art auction . Tickets: $40 with a $25 tax receipt.
5 to 7 pm on the Museum lawn. Info: 450-243-6782.
and Come into the Garden, Maud demonstrate Cowards knack for illuminating the human condition with style.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
Tickets are $ 85.00 per person and early reservations are recommended.
(Admission includes a $25 tax deductible receipt.)
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
From 3 pm to 5 pm. For more information, contact teapartyforanimals@gmail.com
Come and meet two of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Alain Massicotte, painter and Louis St-Cyr, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
of The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
and Come into the Garden, Maud demonstrate Cowards knack for illuminating the human condition with style.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
A play with music and dance that sheds light on unexplored aspects of Anne Hathaway's life by looking
through the eyes and heart of the woman who spent a lifetime with and without the great poet.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
Come and meet two of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Farruggello, painter and Marcelin Fortin, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
Champagne reception: Saturday from 4 to 6 pm.
Show open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
Barrels, Flags and Dash. $15,000 in prize money if 50 horse field is met.
Brome Fair annual BBQ will be held as well.
Brome Fairgrounds, Stagecoach Road, Brome.Info: John or Tammy Boomhower 450-248-3162.
who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
the amazing talents of the Academy's finest international students, bringing the
beauty of music into the community. Admission is free. Sponsored by Knowlton Packaging.
8 p.m. at the Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
Hosted bt the Optimiste Club of the Yamaska Valley, to benefit the
annual Breast Cancer Walk. $20 adult; $5 children.
Tickets: Louise Gélinas 450-243-5317 or Susan Burbank 450-243-0530.
6 pm at Heritage Farm, 217 Iron Hill Road, Lac Brome.
Exhibition with Marie-Danielle Leblanc, painter and Tatiana Vollborth,
jewellery designer, Saturday from 2 pm to 5 pm.
Vernissage with Helga Loverseed, journalist and photographer... see her photos and her new book,
"Global Faces - Global Places", Saturday from 5 pm to 7 pm. Jewellery designer Tatiana Volborth
will also be present. The exhibition continues Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria Street. 450-242-1666
Private showing: Saturday, August 12 from 5pm to 10 pm.
Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
avec Mark Simons and Luc Beauséjour.
On the programme: Benda, Rigel, Haydn and Mozart.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
and deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
of our Sea Buckthorn fruit. Spa treatments, orchard tours, specials offers and tastings, specials menus
at selected village restaurants, Visit www.mont.echo.com to learn more and to book an appointment.
Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Daniel Gautier and Robert Roy, painters and Michel Fortin, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
Back by popular demand. With a live musical ensemble, the production recounts
the short life of the great country song-writer and singer.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Pauline Boudreau and Richard Bélanger, painters and Gislène L'Oranger, sculptor.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
of The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
tiny village of Brome. It has been a very successful agricultural fair since 1856 and is the
3rd largest agricultural fair in Quebec.
Click here to see why "All roads lead to Brome" on Labour Day weekend.
Back by popular demand. Not to be missed ... never funnier !ife
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
Michel Pleau and Suzette Émond and see them paint at
Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Informations: 450-242-2808
Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Stefan Starenkji and Anne Lemieux, painters and Mary Cartmel, sculptor.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
As a special treat, Duck Festival spokesperson, Jean-François Plante, will be present with his own
succulent delights! Proceeds to go to the Duck Festival and École St-Édouard.
5 pm at Domaine Les Brome, 285 Brome Road. Tickets: $50 (plus taxes) per person.
Contact: Natacha Racicot at 450-242-2870 ou by e-mail: natacha@cclacbrome.com.
her new portraits and paintings. From 4 pm to 9 pm. The exhibiton continues until September 18.
RSVP is appreciated by e-mail: franceclavet@distributel.net or by phone: 450-243-6459
Studio France Clavet, 31 Moffat>
Her topic: «Giving Shelter: Barns pf the Eastern Townships.(documentary film)»
This is a "free guest" day.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
Proceeds to be shared with the Town of Brome Lake Food Bank. Show at 7:30 pm.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchsed by calling 450-243-5302 or at the door.
Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Rd.
and the pleasures of the eye... great food and a wonderful setting in a village that celebrates both the English
and French cultures of Quebec. Every day: duck tastings, country market featuring local products and regional wines,
duck specials in the restaurants, cooking demonstrations, musicians, artistic activities, children's games.
Plus the Great Duck Race on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
More info: Brome Lake Chamber of Commerce, 450-242-2870.
Michèle Kramer and Serge Gosselin and see them paint at
Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Informations: 450-242-2808
and the pleasures of the eye... great food and a wonderful setting in a village that celebrates both the English
and French cultures of Quebec. Every day: duck tastings, country market featuring local products and regional wines,
duck specials in the restaurants, cooking demonstrations, musicians, artistic activities, children's games.
Plus the Great Duck Race on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
More info: Brome Lake Chamber of Commerce, 450-242-2870.
Fifth annual multidisciplinary environmental fair dedicated exclusively to ecology and the
environment. The main goal of this event is to raise collective awareness by bringing together key
players in the environmental world. These include companies operating in green building, new
technologies, organic farming and alternative medicines, as well as speakers and community
organizations who will inspire the population to make changes in their everyday lives.
170 exhibitors, 40 conferences.
Brome Fairgrounds, 345 ch. Brome, Brome. 450-538-5005 or 888-811-4928.
Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
Community Center, 270 Victoria. Info: 450-243-5317 and 450-243-1808.
Her topic: «Empowering African Grandmothers: How the Stephen Lewis Foundation Does It.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
in the country. Free appraisals and identification of your antique glass treasures!
Reference books for research purposes and staff available throughout the show.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
More info: Sean George at 416-294-3005 or visit: www.pressedglassandgoblets.com.
Visit Knowlton, then take a short drive and enjoy the best, high quality
craft show in the Eastern Townships. Open Saturday, 9 to 5; Sunday, 10 to 4.
Les Rochers Bleus Golf Club, 550, Rte. 139, Sutton.
His topic: «Bagpipes of England, Ireland and Beyond.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
Non-members may attend this reception for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
JANUARY
January 1~4
THE ART OF GIVING
As well as paintings and sculptures, come and discover the remarkable Santa Clauses by artist Judy Mullins,designer jjewellery, blown glass decorations and much more in small format and at affordable prices.
25 % off all Berger lamps in stock.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria St. Information: 450-242-1666
January 1~15
EXPOSITION: CHRISTMAS in COLOUR
Small format paintings, for every taste, at every price level.Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Information: 450-242-2808
January 9, 16, 23
WINTER LECTURE SERIES with Historian Jim Manson
Part One: The Political and Military History of the Eastern Townships.Presented by The Brome County Historical Society in the Old Court House,
15 St. Paul Road, Saturday at 1 p.m.
Information: 450-243-6782
January 15
FRIDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: LE ROI D'YS (LALO)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Single Performance : $3 at the door. Season Pass: $10 for 5 performances.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
January 22
FAMILY NIGHT at the MOVIES: JASPER, JOURNEY TO THE END OF THE WORLD
Relax and enjoy a great night out! Our fully-equipped hall has a giant 9-foot screen, plush tiered seats and surround sound.Popcorn and drinks are on sale so help us minimize the clean-up by not bringing food or drink from outside.
5 p.m. in French; 7 p.m. in English. Ticket: $5 $/person. Popcorn and.or drink: $1 each.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
FEBRUARY
February 13~14
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Magellan Ensemble.On the programme: Haydn, Farrenc, Brahms.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
February 13, 20, 27
WINTER LECTURE SERIES with Historian Jim Manson
Part Two: An Examination of the Social History of the Eastern Townships.Presented by The Brome County Historical Society in the Old Court House,
15 St. Paul Road, Saturday at 1 p.m.
Information: 450-243-6782
February 14
SPECIAL VALENTINE'S DAY MOVIES
Join us For two tales of passionate, doomed love...1:00 pm: Romeo and Juliet (Gounod).The Salzburg Mozarteum's stunning 2008 performance,
starring Rolando Villazon and Nino Machaidze in the title roles.
6:00 pm: La Bohème (Puccini).Robert Dornhelm's lush, feature-length cinematic version of this
beloved tale, with Rolando Villazon and Anna Netrebko.
Admission: $ 3 for one performance or (for true aficionados) $ 5 for both.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
February 19
FRIDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: ERMIONE (ROSSINI)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
February 19~20, 26~27
"LOVE BITES" by Laura Teasdale
The third in the "Love..." series of dinner theatre plays. A hilarious and musical evening, with a twist.Presented by the Knowlton Players at the Knowlton Pub, 267 Knowlton Rd.
Tickets: 450-242-6862.
February 20
BROME LAKE WINTER FEST
Family fun in the fresh air, behind the Centre Lac-Brome starting at 1 pm.- Games and mini-olympic events -Sledding - Snow painting
-Hockey, skating and broom-ball - Sleigh rides
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
February 26
FAMILY NIGHT at the MOVIES: WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
Relax and enjoy a great night out! Our fully-equipped hall has a giant 9-foot screen, plush tiered seats and surround sound.Popcorn and drinks are on sale so help us minimize the clean-up by not bringing food or drink from outside.
5 p.m. in French; 7 p.m. in English. Ticket: $5 $/person. Popcorn and.or drink: $1 each.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
MARCH
March 1
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker Donald Davison - Banker, Author, Historian, Music Man.His topic: « Ready, Aimed ... Missed !»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
March 5~6
"LOVE BITES" by Laura Teasdale
The third in the "Love..." series of dinner theatre plays. A hilarious and musical evening, with a twist.Presented by the Knowlton Players at the Knowlton Pub, 267 Knowlton Rd.
Tickets: 450-242-6862.
March 13
AN INTIMATE EVENING of CELTIC MUSIC and GAELIC SONG
Featuring: Maeve Mackinnon, Award-winning Gaelic Singer from Scotland.A truly stunning voice, achingly beautiful – The Herald (Scotland), January 2008.
Opening Act: Celtic Duo, Dave Gossage, master flute player and multi-
instrumentalist with Michael Ayles, singer/guitarist. Showtime: 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $18 in advance, $23 at the door (one hour prior, if available). Call 450-292-3456, ext. 228/226
or buy online from the Montreal Celtic Festival.
Presented by The Montreal Celtic Festival Foundation at Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
March 13
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY DINNER
This fourth annual dinner celebrates Successful Women Entrepreneurs...Patti Larose-Masonand Annette Blanco, The Panier Champêtre; Lucy Hoblyn, Brome Lake Books and Janet Fraser, Café Floral.
Tickets are $50.00 with proceeds to youth projects in the area. Call Lois Hardacker or Marilyn Hunter at 450-242-2000,
Donna Coates at 450-242-2548 (evening) or Susan Burbank at 450-243-0530 (evening).
The event starts at 6:00 p.m., dinner to be served at 7:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Yamaska Valley Optimist Club at the Lakeview Inn, 50 Victoria St.
March 13~14
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Quatuor Arthur-Leblanc.On the programme: All Schumann.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
March 19
FRIDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: THE PEARL FISHERS (BIZET)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
27 mars
In March 2009, hundreds of millions of people took part in the third Earth Hour. Over 4000 cities in 88 countriesofficially switched off to pledge their support for the planet, making Earth Hour 2009 the world's largest global climate
change initiative. This year, people across the world from all walks of life will turn off their lights for one hour
between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to join together in celebration and contemplation of the one thing we all have in common, our planet.
Gather in Coldbrook Park on March 27 at 8:30 p.m. with a candle and celebrate Brome Lake's first Earth Hour with your friends.
Supporters of this initiative: www.KnowltonQuebec.ca, Town of Brome Lake, Renaissance Lac Brome.
For more imformation, send an e-mail to: contact@knowltonquebec.ca
March 29
HEALTH AND INNER HARMONY WORKSHOP
The workshop, Creating Harmony in Ourselves and the World: See What is Possible, faciliated byDr. Vivien Muir, is a wonderful opportunity to significantly improve one's own level of harmony and
health. The result is a gentle tuning-up of the nervous system, essential of mental, emotional and
physical well-being. All are welcome. Cost: $40.00 Time: 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For more info: The Muir Clinic.
This fundraising workshop to be held for and at the Creek United Church, Brill Road, West Bolton.
March 29
COMMUNITY CENTER ANNUAL MEETING
Please join us to learn more about the our activities and to hear our plans for next year.There will be an opportunity for questions and comments and light refreshments will be served.
7:00 p.m. at the Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
APRIL
April 12
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker David Lank, academic, businessman, Order of Canada recipient.His topic: «The America that Vanished: Impact of Environmental Degradation.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
April 17~18
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Trio Crow-McNabney-Haimovitz.On the programme: J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
April 21~24
WOOLRICH WAREHOUSE SALE
Not to be missed !Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..
Oddfellows Hall, 476 Knowlton Road. 450-243-0048.
April 24
WINE and CHEESE "Autour du Monde"
The 4th tasting of wines and cheese sponsored by the Brome Lake Optimist Club.A portion of the profits will go to l'École Internationale Saint-Édouard
Tickets: $65.00 a person. On sale at Place Knowlton (Jean-François Mallette)
or call Jacques or Micheline Defoy 450-243-0325 evenings; 450-243-6138 daytime.
6:30 p.m. at the Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St.
April 30
FRIDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: PORGY AND BESS (GERSHWIN)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
MAY
May 3
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker Raymund Wellinger, professor, microbiologist, geneticist.His topic: «Will humans ever be immortal? Able to live forever? The when, the how and the why not!»
Spring luncheon at 11;30 a.m. Annual reunion at 2:00 p.m.
Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
May 6~16
"BABES IN THE WOOD" by Bob Heather and Roger Lamb
A tale of Robin Hood and the evil Sheriff of Nottingham with Tom, the piper son and his mother, the pie-makerthrown in for good measure. A family show with music, dance and hilarity. Directed by Lucy Hoblyn.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8 p.m.; Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets: 450-242-2510.
A presentation by the Knowlton Players at Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
May 7
FRIDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: MANON (MASSENET)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
May 8~9
Delicious New Paintings by SUSAN PEPLER
Mother's Day Weekend Exhibition - Two Days Only. Luscious Florals, Cool Cuba Cars, Tasty Still Lifes.Do drop by to have a peek and say hi. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-678 or 514-933-0776.
May 10
SPRING SONG
Concert featuring singers and musicians performing classical music and Rogers & Hammersteinclassics. A John and Laura Barr production in benefit of the Creek and Knowlton United Churches.
Admission is $5.00. 7:00 p.m. at Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
May 11
MEET AUTHOR ANGUS BELL
Come and meet the author, hear his stories, ask a few questions and check out his book,"Batting on the Bosphorus: A Liquor-Fueled Cricket Tour through Eastern Europe." Maybe even get a signed copy.
Stories, drinks and laughs abound with author Angus Bell in the house!
A Quebec Writers Federation Writers Out Loud event, sponsored by the Canada Council for the Arts.
7:p.m. at Brome Lake Books, 264 Knowlton Rd., 450-242-2242.
May 15~16
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Quatuor Ondine.On the programme: Mendelssohn, Suk, Fauré.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
May 16
ANNUAL "COUNTRY CHIC" FASHION SHOW
Le Relais presents its annual luncheon show featuring the boutiques of Knowlton ~ spring & summer fashion for women and men.
Boutiques featured include Boutique Iris, Brome Lake Fitness, Clémentine à la campagne,
Chic Entrepôt, Jones New York, Paddies, Rococo, Sandila, Woolrich. Door prizes.
Restaurant-Bistro Le Relais, 286 Knowlton Rd. Reservations required: 450-242-2232.
May 16
ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT
Presented by the Knowlton Harmony Band. 2:00 p.m. Donation: $10.00.Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
May 21~23
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
Quality dealers present their wares at the Oddfellows Hall, 476 Knowlton Rd.Proceeds to the Brome County Historical Society.
Gala opening night, Friday; Show open Saturday & Sunday.
Information & tickets: 450-243-6782
May 30
BROADWAY CONCERT
Presa benefit concert in support of the Salamander Fund by the Potpourri Choir.2:00 p.m. Tickets $12,adults, $6, kids. Refreshments included.Concert at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets on sale at the Centre Lac-Brome, Town Hall and Brome Lake Books.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
JUNE
Every Saturday
FARMERS' MARKET
Open every Saturday until October 9th, 2010; 8 am to 1 pm.Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
June 5
GIANT GARAGE SALE
Trailer for contributions will be open on May 27 & 28 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.;
May 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.;June 2 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The trailer will be located in the Oddfellows Hall parking lot.
No books, clothing or appliances, please.
Sponsored by the Knowlton Lions Club at the Oddfellows Hall, 476 Knowlton Rd.
Knowlton Road. 8:00 a.m. ~ 1:00 p.m.
June 10~13
ST. FRANCIS KENNEL and OBEDIENCE CLUB SHOW
All Breed Championship Dog Show: Conformation, Obedience, Rally Obedience, Herding and Canine Good Neighbour. Entry: $5.00 per car. Info: Joyce Bédard, 450-263-6510
Brome Fair Grounds, Stagecoach Road, Brome.
June 12
COUNTRY MUSIC CONCERT
Featuring "Country Line Band" and 15 guest singers and musicians.A benefit for the St.-Édouard Chapel Renovation Fund.
Tickets: $10.00. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Door prizes.
St.-Édouard Chapel, 266 Knowlton Road.
June 13
ANTIQUE & CRAFTS MARKET
On the B.C.H.S. Museum grounds from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Info: 450-243-6782
June 17
THURSDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: IL CORSARO (VERDI)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
June 19
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet several of the Gallery's artists between 2 pm and 7 pm...
Marie Bourgeois, Diane Guilbault, Marie-Andrée Leblond and André Schirmer.
A fine rosé wine will be served.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
June 19
Vernissage and cocktail to open the exhibition of the most recents works of the Galerie's artists.Galerie Lac Brome, 107, ch. Lakeside.
June 20
An absolute must amongst all running events in Quebec! Five events: 20 km, 10 km, 5 km, 1 km and the Duck mile.Join us on this splendid day in the picturesque village of Knowlton.
For more information: visit the website or e-mail: jycloutier@clubvainqueurs.com
23~27 juin The concept of an arts event bringing together all forms of expression, is the vision and mission of the creators of the Agur Gallery in order to promote contemporary artists, artists from Quebec and Canada as well as emerging and international artists. It is by establishing this meeting place for exchange that the Gallery wishes to become an essential cultural and artistic center involving all the senses - visual, musical, gastronomical - in order to reach and touch the most people. Wednesday, June 23 ~ 6:00 p.m. Opening of the Event Vernissage : Winston McQuade By invitation or included with ticket to show. AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Thursday, June 24 ~ 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Ephemeral Museum Exposition: Visual Arts Artists The Big Tent & Individual Tents/AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Evening 8:00 p.m. Histories of Faces: Horta Van Hoye $28.00 The Big Tent/ AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Friday, June 25 ~ 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Ephemeral Museum Exposition: Visual Arts Artists The Big Tent & Individual Tents/AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Evening 8:00 p.m. Lights of the Dance: Ezdanza ~ Olivier Wecxsteen $35.00 The Big Tent/AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Saturday, June 26 ~ 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Ephemeral Museum Exposition: Visual Arts Artists The Big Tent & Individual Tents/AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Evening 7:30 p.m. Benefit Dinner with the group Gadji-Gadjo $175.00 AGUR Galerie~Restaurant Sunday, June 27 ~ 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Ephemeral Museum Exposition: Visual Arts Artists The Big Tent & Individual Tents/AGUR Galerie~Restaurant 339, ch. Knowlton, Knowlton E-Mail: rac2010@bell.net or 450-243-0145 |
June 24 ~ September 5
SUMMER MUSIC SERIES 2010
The Chamber of Commerce of Brome Lake and its partners are pleased to present the first editionof The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
June 25, 26, 30
TWO COMEDIES by JOHN MORTIMER
In The Dock Brief, the incompetent barrister Morganhall is asked to represent the lugubrious Mr Fole,who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
June 26
OPENING NIGHT PARTY and PERFORMANCE
Enjoy dinner, drinks and the opening night of The Dock Brief and Edwin.Tickets are $ 85.00 per person and early reservations are recommended.
(Admission includes a $25 tax deductible receipt.)
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
June 26~27
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Quatuor Molinari.On the programme: Schnittke.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
JULY
Every Saturday
FARMERS' MARKET
Open every Saturday until October 9th, 2010; 8 am to 1 pm.Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
July 1 (Rain Date: July 2)
CANADA DAY
Activities for the whole family. Fireworks at dusk.Lion's Park. Centre Road. More Information.
July 1 ~ September 5
SUMMER MUSIC SERIES 2010
The Chamber of Commerce of Brome Lake and its partners are pleased to present the first editionof The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
July 1, 7, 8, 16, 22, 24, 28
TWO COMEDIES by JOHN MORTIMER
In The Dock Brief, the incompetent barrister Morganhall is asked to represent the lugubrious Mr Fole,who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
July 2~3
A Classical Music WeekEnd.FRIDAY, JULY 2: Daniel Taylor, the renowned Contra Tenor, in concert.
SATURDAY, JULY 3: Henry Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas", one of the first and some say greatest operas
written in the English language. Performed by the Young Artists of the Theatre of Early Music and
directed by Daniel Taylor and accompanied by a quartet, harpsichord and lute ensemble.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
July 4
The North American Masters Road Championships are on the road July 2, 3, 4.This 27th edition comprises 4 stages over 3 days. Passing through Knowlton the 4th of July.
More info: 450-538-5808 ou coupedesameriques@hotmail.com
July 9, 10, 14, 15, 17, 21, 23, 29
"SHAKESPEARE'S WILL"
By Vern Thiessen. Featuring Mary HarveyA play with music and dance that sheds light on unexplored aspects of Anne Hathaway's life by looking
through the eyes and heart of the woman who spent a lifetime with and without the great poet.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
July 10~18
Come celebrate the 22nd edition of the Tour des Arts in the beautiful Eastern Townships andmeet 40 artists and artisans in their studios. Studio tour and sale in Sutton, Abercorn,
Mansonville, Bolton and Knowlton. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Information: Knowlton 450-242-2870; Sutton 1-877-565-8455.
July 14
HOUSE and GARDEN TOUR
Visit 5 exceptional houses ~ be inspired with new ideas in garden and home design and enjoythe beautiful countryside of the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Tickets for this self-guided tour are $50.00
including a box lunch or $10 voucher valid at many of the fine restaurants in Knowlton.
Proceeds go to Theatre Lac Brome. For more information and tickets: 450-242-1395.
July 15
THURSDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: LA FORZA DEL DESTINO (VERDI)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
July 17~18
KNOWLTON WORDFEST
An annual literary festival with writers, poets and performance artists.English writers include Louise Penny, Louise Abbott, Richard Scrimger,
A.F. Moritz, Susan Briscoe, Sharon Kirsch, Jim Napier and Brian Busby.
French writers are Francine Ruel and Johanne Seymour.
For the compete schedule: Click KNOWLTON READS.
July 17
PENGUIN PARTY
Join the fun and celebrate Penguin Publishing's 75th anniversary.Stories, prizes, cake and a special visit from some of Penguins most beloved characters!
4 pm at Brome Lake Books, 264 Knowlton Rd., 450-242-2242.
July 17~18
BIG BOOK SALE
Used books at the best prices you've ever seen. Held on the Library lawn, all proceeds fromthis annual Book Sale go to the Library. Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pettes Memorial Library, 276 Knowlton Rd. 450-243-6128
July 18
ANTIQUE & CRAFTS MARKET
On the B.C.H.S. Museum grounds from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Info: 450-243-6782.
July 21
CONCERT: ORFORD ON THE ROAD
Presented by the Orford Arts Centre, the "Orford on the Road" Concert Series presentsthe amazing talents of the Academy's finest international students, bringing the
beauty of music into the community. Admission is free. Sponsored by Brome Lake Ducks.
8 p.m. at the Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
July 29
WINE AND CHEESE
Fundraiser for the Brome County Historical Society.Wine, cheese and art auction . Tickets: $40 with a $25 tax receipt.
5 to 7 pm on the Museum lawn. Info: 450-243-6782.
July 30~31
NOEL COWARD'S DUET in TWO KEYS
Written as his personal farewell and Swan Song to the London stage these two plays, Shadows of the Eveningand Come into the Garden, Maud demonstrate Cowards knack for illuminating the human condition with style.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
July 31
OPENING NIGHT PARTY and PERFORMANCE
Enjoy dinner, drinks and the opening night of Noel Coward's Duet in Two Keys.Tickets are $ 85.00 per person and early reservations are recommended.
(Admission includes a $25 tax deductible receipt.)
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
July 31
TEA PARTY FOR ANIMALS
Join us for the 4th Annual Fundraising Tea to benefit the SPCA Montérégie.From 3 pm to 5 pm. For more information, contact teapartyforanimals@gmail.com
July 31
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet two of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Alain Massicotte, painter and Louis St-Cyr, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
AUGUST
Every Saturday
FARMERS' MARKET
Open every Saturday until October 9th, 2010; 8 am to 1 pm.Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
August 1 ~ September 5
SUMMER MUSIC SERIES 2010
The Chamber of Commerce of Brome Lake and its partners are pleased to present the first editionof The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
August 4, 5, 7, 11, 14, 19, 20
NOEL COWARD'S DUET in TWO KEYS
Written as his personal farewell and Swan Song to the London stage these two plays, Shadows of the Eveningand Come into the Garden, Maud demonstrate Cowards knack for illuminating the human condition with style.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
August 6, 13, 18 & 21
"SHAKESPEARE'S WILL"
By Vern Thiessen. Featuring Mary HarveyA play with music and dance that sheds light on unexplored aspects of Anne Hathaway's life by looking
through the eyes and heart of the woman who spent a lifetime with and without the great poet.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
August 7
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet two of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Farruggello, painter and Marcelin Fortin, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
August 7~8
SUSAN PEPLER Painting Exhibition
Luscious new paintings for her Knowlton Summer Show.Champagne reception: Saturday from 4 to 6 pm.
Show open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
August 7
1st ANNUAL IRON HORSE GYMKHANA SHOWDOWN
Final in a series of 3 shows (Bedford: June 5, Ayer's Cliff: July 17). Five events: Poles, Keyhole,Barrels, Flags and Dash. $15,000 in prize money if 50 horse field is met.
Brome Fair annual BBQ will be held as well.
Brome Fairgrounds, Stagecoach Road, Brome.Info: John or Tammy Boomhower 450-248-3162.
August 7, 12, 14, 21
TWO COMEDIES by JOHN MORTIMER
In The Dock Brief, the incompetent barrister Morganhall is asked to represent the lugubrious Mr Fole,who confesses to murdering his jovial wife. In Edwin, retired High Court Judge, Fennimore Trusott can't break
the habit of trying as many people as he can, with humourous consequences.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
August 9
CONCERT: ORFORD ON THE ROAD
Presented by the Orford Arts Centre, the "Orford on the Road" Concert Series presentsthe amazing talents of the Academy's finest international students, bringing the
beauty of music into the community. Admission is free. Sponsored by Knowlton Packaging.
8 p.m. at the Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Road.
August 14
BARN DANCE Hee, Haw !
BBQ, corn roast, bonfire, music.Hosted bt the Optimiste Club of the Yamaska Valley, to benefit the
annual Breast Cancer Walk. $20 adult; $5 children.
Tickets: Louise Gélinas 450-243-5317 or Susan Burbank 450-243-0530.
6 pm at Heritage Farm, 217 Iron Hill Road, Lac Brome.
August 14~15
For your visual pleasure.Exhibition with Marie-Danielle Leblanc, painter and Tatiana Vollborth,
jewellery designer, Saturday from 2 pm to 5 pm.
Vernissage with Helga Loverseed, journalist and photographer... see her photos and her new book,
"Global Faces - Global Places", Saturday from 5 pm to 7 pm. Jewellery designer Tatiana Volborth
will also be present. The exhibition continues Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria Street. 450-242-1666
August 14~15
EXHIBITION AND PRIVATE SHOWING
Michel Gamache, painter and Hèléne Dagenais, sculptor.Private showing: Saturday, August 12 from 5pm to 10 pm.
Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
August 14~15
BROME BEAUX ARTS
Chamber music concert. Invited artists: Quatuor Franz Josephavec Mark Simons and Luc Beauséjour.
On the programme: Benda, Rigel, Haydn and Mozart.
Presented by Brome Beaux Arts at the Old Brick Church, West Brome.
Saturday: 8:00 p.m.; Sunday: 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.
Information: 450-263-2346
August 15
ANTIQUE & CRAFTS MARKET
On the B.C.H.S. Museum grounds from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Info: 450-243-6782.
August 19
THURSDAY NIGHT at the OPERA: NABUCCO (VERDI)
The Music Lovers' Club presents opera on the giant screen. Enjoy the opera in surround soundand deepen your appreciation of the art through bilingual commentary.
All are welcome! Starts at 6:30 pm. Entrance: $3 at the door.
Brome Lake Community Center, 270 Victoria St. 450-242-2020.
August 21~22
LIBBEY GRIFFITH Painting Exhibition
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
Info: 450-243-6782
August 21~29
Mont Echo Naturels will be hosting the first Sea Buckthorn Harvest Festival to celebrate the harvestingof our Sea Buckthorn fruit. Spa treatments, orchard tours, specials offers and tastings, specials menus
at selected village restaurants, Visit www.mont.echo.com to learn more and to book an appointment.
August 21
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Daniel Gautier and Robert Roy, painters and Michel Fortin, sculpter.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
August 24, 25, 26
"HANK WILLIAM'S: THE SHOW HE NEVER GAVE"
By Maynard Collins. Featuring Ralph Steiner.Back by popular demand. With a live musical ensemble, the production recounts
the short life of the great country song-writer and singer.
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
August 28
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Pauline Boudreau and Richard Bélanger, painters and Gislène L'Oranger, sculptor.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
SEPTEMBER
Every Saturday
FARMERS' MARKET
Open every Saturday until October 9th, 2010; 8 am to 1 pm.Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
September 2 ~ September 5
SUMMER MUSIC SERIES 2010
The Chamber of Commerce of Brome Lake and its partners are pleased to present the first editionof The Summer Music Series, a tribute to music lovers of the Eastern Townships.
Actvities and shows in the heart of Knowlton.
For the schedule of events and more information, visit the web site or telephone 450-242-2870.
September 3~6
BROME FAIR
Brome Fair is an annual fall agricultural fair and exhibition which takes place in thetiny village of Brome. It has been a very successful agricultural fair since 1856 and is the
3rd largest agricultural fair in Quebec.
Click here to see why "All roads lead to Brome" on Labour Day weekend.
September 3~4
BOWSER & BLUE
With George Bowser and Ricky Blue.Back by popular demand. Not to be missed ... never funnier !ife
Tickets & info: 450-242-2270. Theatre Lac Brome, 9 Mont Echo.
September 4~5
ARTISTS AT WORK
Come and meet the paintersMichel Pleau and Suzette Émond and see them paint at
Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Informations: 450-242-2808
September 5
For your visual pleasure.Come and meet three of the Gallery's exceptional artists between 2 pm and 5 pm...
Stefan Starenkji and Anne Lemieux, painters and Mary Cartmel, sculptor.
Galerie Knowlton, 49 Victoria. 450-242-1666.
September 9
FOOD FASHION SHOW
A gourmet evening with savoury duck canapés, great music and wonderful local wines.As a special treat, Duck Festival spokesperson, Jean-François Plante, will be present with his own
succulent delights! Proceeds to go to the Duck Festival and École St-Édouard.
5 pm at Domaine Les Brome, 285 Brome Road. Tickets: $50 (plus taxes) per person.
Contact: Natacha Racicot at 450-242-2870 ou by e-mail: natacha@cclacbrome.com.
September 10
FRANCE CLAVET VERNISSAGE
All are invited to the 2010 vernissage of artist France Clavet at her studio to viewher new portraits and paintings. From 4 pm to 9 pm. The exhibiton continues until September 18.
RSVP is appreciated by e-mail: franceclavet@distributel.net or by phone: 450-243-6459
Studio France Clavet, 31 Moffat>
September 13
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker Louise Abbott, photographer, author, filmmaker.Her topic: «Giving Shelter: Barns pf the Eastern Townships.(documentary film)»
This is a "free guest" day.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
September 14
THE VALLEY MEN IN CONCERT
Concert featuring sacred and secular music, show tunes, folk songs and solos.Proceeds to be shared with the Town of Brome Lake Food Bank. Show at 7:30 pm.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchsed by calling 450-243-5302 or at the door.
Knowlton United Church, 234 Knowlton Rd.
September 18~19
BROME LAKE DUCK FESTIVAL
One of the top five food events in Quebec (Quebec Vacances). An exceptional marriage of the pleasures of the palateand the pleasures of the eye... great food and a wonderful setting in a village that celebrates both the English
and French cultures of Quebec. Every day: duck tastings, country market featuring local products and regional wines,
duck specials in the restaurants, cooking demonstrations, musicians, artistic activities, children's games.
Plus the Great Duck Race on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
More info: Brome Lake Chamber of Commerce, 450-242-2870.
September 25
ARTISTS AT WORK
Come and meet the paintersMichèle Kramer and Serge Gosselin and see them paint at
Galerie Lac Brome, 107 Lakeside. Informations: 450-242-2808
September 25~26
BROME LAKE DUCK FESTIVAL
One of the top five food events in Quebec (Quebec Vacances). An exceptional marriage of the pleasures of the palateand the pleasures of the eye... great food and a wonderful setting in a village that celebrates both the English
and French cultures of Quebec. Every day: duck tastings, country market featuring local products and regional wines,
duck specials in the restaurants, cooking demonstrations, musicians, artistic activities, children's games.
Plus the Great Duck Race on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
More info: Brome Lake Chamber of Commerce, 450-242-2870.
September 25~26
The Environmental and Green Building FairFifth annual multidisciplinary environmental fair dedicated exclusively to ecology and the
environment. The main goal of this event is to raise collective awareness by bringing together key
players in the environmental world. These include companies operating in green building, new
technologies, organic farming and alternative medicines, as well as speakers and community
organizations who will inspire the population to make changes in their everyday lives.
170 exhibitors, 40 conferences.
Brome Fairgrounds, 345 ch. Brome, Brome. 450-538-5005 or 888-811-4928.
OCTOBER
October 2 and 9
FARMERS' MARKET
Last two Saturdays to enjoy the Market; 8 am to 1 pm.Local producers offer fruits, flowers, vegetables, meat, cheeses, breads and baked goods.
On Maple Street in downtown Knowlton. Welcome to a taste of the country.
October 3
9th ANNUAL BREAST CANCER WALK/RUN
Sponsored by the Yamaska Valley Optimist Club. Registration: 8 am. Walk/Run: 9:30 am.Community Center, 270 Victoria. Info: 450-243-5317 and 450-243-1808.
October 4
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker Heather Keith, activist, author, well-known Townshipper.Her topic: «Empowering African Grandmothers: How the Stephen Lewis Foundation Does It.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
October 8~11
ANTIQUE PRESSED GLASS SHOW & SALE
Third annual Knowlton Antique Pressed Glass Open House. Largest inventory of pressed glassin the country. Free appraisals and identification of your antique glass treasures!
Reference books for research purposes and staff available throughout the show.
Centennial Building, B.C.H.S. Museum, 130 Lakeside Rd.
More info: Sean George at 416-294-3005 or visit: www.pressedglassandgoblets.com.
October 16~17
After 15 years, the Quoi de Neuf Artisan Show has had to move to a new location in Sutton.Visit Knowlton, then take a short drive and enjoy the best, high quality
craft show in the Eastern Townships. Open Saturday, 9 to 5; Sunday, 10 to 4.
Les Rochers Bleus Golf Club, 550, Rte. 139, Sutton.
NOVEMBER
November 1
CANADIAN CLUB MEETING
Canadian Club meeting with guest speaker Richard Shuttleworth, civil engineer (retired), historian, dedicated "piper".His topic: «Bagpipes of England, Ireland and Beyond.»
Non-members may attend this meeting for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.
DECEMBER
December 6
CANADIAN CLUB CHRISTMAS RECEPTION
A musical presentation plus "holiday treats" prepared by the Executive.Non-members may attend this reception for a $10.00 entrance fee.
2 p.m. at Auberge West Brome, 128 Route 139, West Brome. 450-266-7552.