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SUMMARY:Brockville Museum Talk & Tea
DESCRIPTION:Explore Brockville’s fascinating social and industrial history with the Brockville Museum on the second Thursday of the month at 2 pm\, featuring a different topic each month. The talks last about 45 minutes. Participants are encouraged to share their own stories and ask questions. $5/person. Includes tea. \n\nAdvance reservations are not required\, but capacity is limited. If you would like to ensure your seat in advance\, please contact the museum by phone (613-342-4397) or by email. \nUpcoming 2023 Dates & Topics (subject to change): \nJuly 20: Black and Decker in Brockville – PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE (bumped by 1 week)\nAn overview of the history of Black and Decker in Brockville and how it impacted the industry in the city. \nAugust 10: A History of the Brockville Arts Centre\nAn overview of the history of the Brockville Arts Centre and how it has enhanced the cultural life of the city. \nSeptember 14: A History of Brockville’s Schools\nAn overview of some of Brockville’s schools\, looking at various aspects of student life. \nOctober 12: Brockville’s Patent Medicine Industry\nAn overview of patent medicine\, including its rise in the 1800s\, some notable Brockville patent medicine “kings”\, and their impact on Brockville society. \nNovember 9: The Story of Blitz Magazine\nAn overview of Blitz Magazine published by the Officers Training Camp in Brockville and how the magazine contributed to soldiers’ morale during this period. \nDecember 14: Bands of Brockville\nA talk highlighting some of Brockville’s favourite bands and the clubs they played at.
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/brockville-museum-talk-tea/2023-09-14/
LOCATION:Brockville Museum\, 5 Henry Street\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community Events,General Events,History
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SUMMARY:Brockville Museum's Talk & Tea - Brockville Arts Centre
DESCRIPTION:This week’s Talk & Tea will explore the history of the Brockville Arts Centre – Thursday\, August 10 @ 2 pm\n\n\n\nThe building was originally built in 1858 as the town hall\, but part of the building opened as an Opera House in the 1880s. The building was renovated and reopened as “The New Theatre” in 1911\, and after being closed through the 1930s\, reopened as “The Regent Theatre” in 1939. In 1960 it was again renovated and reopened as the Civic Auditorium. More renovations in 1975 added the present-day lobby area. It was renamed the Brockville Arts Centre in 1990 and was refurbished in 2008.\n\n\n\nFor more on this building’s complicated and rich history (which includes several fires!)\, come to our Talk & Tea\, Thursday\, August 10 at 2 pm at the museum. Admission to the program is $5 and includes a cup of tea.\n\n\nA great photo from c1950 of the building\, then “The Regent Theatre”.\n\n\nDo you remember this building as the Regent Theatre?
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/brockville-museums-talk-tea-brockville-arts-centre/
LOCATION:Brockville Museum\, 5 Henry Street\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Charity/Fundraising Events,Community Events,History
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SUMMARY:Brockville Museum Talk & Tea
DESCRIPTION:Explore Brockville’s fascinating social and industrial history with the Brockville Museum on the second Thursday of the month at 2 pm\, featuring a different topic each month. The talks last about 45 minutes. Participants are encouraged to share their own stories and ask questions. $5/person. Includes tea. \n\nAdvance reservations are not required\, but capacity is limited. If you would like to ensure your seat in advance\, please contact the museum by phone (613-342-4397) or by email. \nUpcoming 2023 Dates & Topics (subject to change): \nJuly 20: Black and Decker in Brockville – PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE (bumped by 1 week)\nAn overview of the history of Black and Decker in Brockville and how it impacted the industry in the city. \nAugust 10: A History of the Brockville Arts Centre\nAn overview of the history of the Brockville Arts Centre and how it has enhanced the cultural life of the city. \nSeptember 14: A History of Brockville’s Schools\nAn overview of some of Brockville’s schools\, looking at various aspects of student life. \nOctober 12: Brockville’s Patent Medicine Industry\nAn overview of patent medicine\, including its rise in the 1800s\, some notable Brockville patent medicine “kings”\, and their impact on Brockville society. \nNovember 9: The Story of Blitz Magazine\nAn overview of Blitz Magazine published by the Officers Training Camp in Brockville and how the magazine contributed to soldiers’ morale during this period. \nDecember 14: Bands of Brockville\nA talk highlighting some of Brockville’s favourite bands and the clubs they played at.
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/brockville-museum-talk-tea/2023-08-10/
LOCATION:Brockville Museum\, 5 Henry Street\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community Events,General Events,History
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SUMMARY:Brockville Museum Talk & Tea
DESCRIPTION:Explore Brockville’s fascinating social and industrial history with the Brockville Museum on the second Thursday of the month at 2 pm\, featuring a different topic each month. The talks last about 45 minutes. Participants are encouraged to share their own stories and ask questions. $5/person. Includes tea. \n\nAdvance reservations are not required\, but capacity is limited. If you would like to ensure your seat in advance\, please contact the museum by phone (613-342-4397) or by email. \nUpcoming 2023 Dates & Topics (subject to change): \nJuly 20: Black and Decker in Brockville – PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE (bumped by 1 week)\nAn overview of the history of Black and Decker in Brockville and how it impacted the industry in the city. \nAugust 10: A History of the Brockville Arts Centre\nAn overview of the history of the Brockville Arts Centre and how it has enhanced the cultural life of the city. \nSeptember 14: A History of Brockville’s Schools\nAn overview of some of Brockville’s schools\, looking at various aspects of student life. \nOctober 12: Brockville’s Patent Medicine Industry\nAn overview of patent medicine\, including its rise in the 1800s\, some notable Brockville patent medicine “kings”\, and their impact on Brockville society. \nNovember 9: The Story of Blitz Magazine\nAn overview of Blitz Magazine published by the Officers Training Camp in Brockville and how the magazine contributed to soldiers’ morale during this period. \nDecember 14: Bands of Brockville\nA talk highlighting some of Brockville’s favourite bands and the clubs they played at.
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/brockville-museum-talk-tea/2023-07-20/
LOCATION:Brockville Museum\, 5 Henry Street\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community Events,General Events,History
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