t’s back! Winter blahs are no longer a thing – come out for Tuesday night PubStumpers trivia! This fun 12-week league gets underway January 28. Teams of at least 4 players are recommended (max 6 players per team), so gather up friends for some laughs over beer – and prepare to be stumped!
Our trivia league will be first come, first served every week – arrive early to avoid disappointment.
After the Uxbridge Farmers Market, join us for live music from Mimi O’Bonsawin!
From Mimi’s bio:
A revitalized wave of roots-driven anthems has taken off with the release of Mimi O’Bonsawin’s album ‘CONNECTED’ which seeks to be a compelling follow up to her debut self-titled.
Mimi is a Northern Ontario born artist who started performing and writing songs at a young age, putting her first album in 2014. Mimi is heavily influenced by her roots and celebrates her Abénakis and French-Canadian heritage. She writes songs with the intention to give back and spread the word about the merge of those communities.
She has been nominated for two Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards, She has performed on countless stages including the prestigious Midem Festival in Cannes, France as well as Yonge and Dundas Square in Toronto and has shared the stage with the likes of Buffy Sainte-Marie, Crystal Shawanda and Sarah Smith and many more. She recently got awarded Best Music Video and nominated for Best Songwriter at the Toronto Independent Music Awards and will be touring her new album with her band in India in 2018.
Her soulful voice, rich stories and strong message spreads like wildfire. Follow and Support Mimi at www.mimi.ca
Brush up on your knowledge of all things creepy and spooky, cause this one will be ghoulishly challenging!
Live hosting begins at 7 sharp.
Come and meet our latest featured artist, Lynda Cunningham Painter!
From Lynda’s bio:
Country life is the inspiration for Lynda’s work, combining her love of rural living with her passion for art. The subjects of Lynda’s oil paintings reflect the rapidly disappearing scenes of rural Ontario and its domestic farm animals. Through her art she recaptures days past, when horses were an integral part of farm life.
“I have always been fascinated with horses, especially those in harness. When I first saw a team plowing, I was amazed at the sheer size and strength of these incredible creatures. I admire the amount of skill and patience needed by both the teamsters and their teams I truly believe working the land with horses is an art. The admiration I have for those who chose to follow this way of life is reflected in my paintings”
Natural settings are the inspiration for works. Everyday life on the farm finds it way to her canvas, fieldstone walls of her barn and shadows from harness dancing across a horses gleaming coat. Early mornings in the barn, feeding time and the delight of witnessing new life are a constant theme.
In 2008 Lynda received the honor of being elected to the Ontario Society of Artists.
Lynda is a self taught artist, and enjoys working with a variety of media. A kiln and a pottery wheel are recent additions to her studio which is located on her farm. Her children share her love for art. Lynda and her family raise sheep and Clydesdale horses.
All are welcome!
Last pour at 6 pm! We’re sorry for any inconvenience. (Bottle shop remains open till 9.)
