The Chamber Music Society of Mississauga and Culture@Riverwood presents: LIVE in the GARDENS of Riverwood All concerts begin at 8pm in the MacEwan Barn. (Stormy weather alternate location: Great Hall of the Unitarian Congregation, 84 South Service Rd., Mississauga). Please park in the Erindale GO parking lot. Free admission. Bring your own lawn chair
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The Chamber Music Society of Mississauga and Culture@Riverwood presents: LIVE in the GARDENS of Riverwood All concerts begin at 8pm in the MacEwan Barn (rain or shine). Please park in the Erindale GO parking lot. Free admission. Bring your own lawn chair and bug spray. Wednesday, August 15 – Ton Beau String Quartet
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The Chamber Music Society of Mississauga and Culture@Riverwood presents: LIVE in the GARDENS of Riverwood All concerts begin at 8pm in the MacEwan Barn (rain or shine). Please park in the Erindale GO parking lot. Free admission. Bring your own lawn chair and bug spray. Wednesday, August 1 – Sharlene Wallace, harp and George Koller,
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The Chamber Music Society of Mississauga and Culture@Riverwood presents: LIVE in the GARDENS of Riverwood All concerts begin at 8pm in the MacEwan Barn (rain or shine). Please park in the Erindale GO parking lot. Free admission. Bring your own lawn chair and bug spray. Wednesday, July 25 – VC2 Ensemble – Bryan Holt, cello
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Paint the Music ~ Play the Picture and Hear a Story is a show of AGO art images set to live chamber music played by musicians, Peggy Hills, violin, Mary Katherine Finch, cello, James MacDonald, French Horn, David Myers, piano and John Brownell, percussion, narrated by Camille Labonté. The show
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“Our Night Sky” is a new, multi-media, multi-cultural, 50-minute show for young audiences of all ages. A young girl tells the story of her imaginary journey through the night sky using world legends and new music. Created, produced and performed by the JUNO AWARD nominated Chamber Music Society of Mississauga (CMSM)
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Flute and Violin duets, Elizabeth Rutter, flute and Peggy Hills, violin at the Lakeview Library, 6:30pm
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The story of a little Giovanni Grancino violin as it travels through 300 years of music and adventure from Milan, Italy – where it was made in 1702 – to Toronto, Canada. Written by Barbara York in consultation with Peggy Hills and accompanied by a string quartet. Taking place in the
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Free lunch time concert with Sharlene Wallace, harp in the Frank Mckechnie Library.
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Free noon hour concert with French Horn Trio – James MacDonald & Friends in the Central Library.
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