Tapestry of Art and Music Event

(), 2023

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Tapestry of Art and Music

May 27, 2023  - 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

 
Headwaters Arts presents "Tapestry of Art and Music”, a FREE, musically themed, art show & sale fundraising event on Saturday, May 27th, 2023 from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm at the Alton Mill Arts Centre. The afternoon festivities are all happening in the outdoor arts space, under the tented roof over the Annex and feature a performance by the Achill Choral Society and the unveiling of a Mosaic Tapestry, showcasing
6” x 6” masterpieces, all created by Ontario artists and for sale/purchase at $40 each or 2 for $75. 
Enjoy some local refreshments and the inspirational music while you browse and buy!  Participate in a FREE raffle to win an original work of art from the Mosaic Tapestry!
 
Headwaters Arts provided the free canvases and the artists donated their time and talents to create this beautiful presentation. All proceeds from the sale of art works supports Headwaters Arts. Our goal is to stay resilient, and continue to grow our year-round Headwaters Arts Gallery programming/operations/shows, publish the first ever, Headwaters Arts member’ directory, increase our membership and offer new opportunities for member/local/regional artists. 
We celebrate and shine a huge light on the immense talent of Ontario artists! Headwaters thanks Dufferin County for supporting this event.Headwaters Arts is a local not-for-profit artist group whose mission is to bring together artists and supporters to promote the development, appreciation, and enjoyment of all arts in the Hills of Headwaters Region (Caledon, Dufferin County, Orangeville & Erin).
About The Achill Choral Society

They began as a community choir in 1982, drawing our members from an area north-west of Toronto. They gather each Wednesday evening at St. John’s Anglican Church (Highway 9, 6 km east of Orangeville) to rehearse their repertoire for the coming season’s concerts. The name is derived from the tiny hamlet of Achill, near Hockley in Adjala Township. Achill was settled in the early 1800’s by immigrants from Achill Island, off the west coast of Ireland. Achill is Gaelic for eagle.

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