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- The Living Arts Centre
- Serving as an important resource for the arts, education and business, Living Arts Centre features over 225,000 square feet of multiple performance venues, studio spaces and exhibition display areas. The two main performing arts venues – Hammerson Hall and The RBC Theatre - are the site for a range of arts, cultural and entertainment events presented by both the Living Arts Centre and community partners. The Centre’s seven craft/arts studios are the home of professional Resident Artists and also feature dozens of recreational classes for all ages. The Gallery features constantly changing art exhibitions. The meeting and conference rooms are utilized by community organizations and businesses for a variety of events, from church services, to luncheon meetings, to international videoconference business meetings. The Living Arts Centre was built with generous contributions from hundreds of corporations, community organizations, individuals, as well as support from the City of Mississauga and the federal government.
Friends
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The Lost Fingers
Friday, October 30, 2009
8:30pm - 10:30pm
RBC Theatre
"The Lost Fingers" is made up of three incredibly talented musicians: Byron Mikaloff (guitar), Christian Roberge (guitar), and Alex Morissette (bassist). They united their unique voices in 2006 to create an ingenious tribute to the '80s in the swinging gypsy style of jazz manouche inspired by their mentor, Django Reinhardt. "The Lost Fingers" debut album, "Lost in the 80s", has achieved platinum status in Canada and the group has received two JUNO nominations for 2009. The group has gained an international reputation for their witty and jazzed-up renditions of nostalgic hits.
8:30pm - 10:30pm
RBC Theatre
"The Lost Fingers" is made up of three incredibly talented musicians: Byron Mikaloff (guitar), Christian Roberge (guitar), and Alex Morissette (bassist). They united their unique voices in 2006 to create an ingenious tribute to the '80s in the swinging gypsy style of jazz manouche inspired by their mentor, Django Reinhardt. "The Lost Fingers" debut album, "Lost in the 80s", has achieved platinum status in Canada and the group has received two JUNO nominations for 2009. The group has gained an international reputation for their witty and jazzed-up renditions of nostalgic hits.
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