Venues

Beaver Valley Community Centre* - $35

81 Victoria Street, Thornbury

Join us for dinner with the Noodle Jazz Factory Project

Menu to follow

http://www.jazzmania.ca. info@jazzmania.ca

519-599-3345

Featuring: Noodle Factory Jazz Project

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L E Shore Library

173 Bruce Street, Thornbury

http://thebluemountainslibrary.ca. info@jazzmania.ca

519-599-3345

Featuring: Louis Lefaive and The Kings of Swing

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Lora Bay Golf

107 East Ridge Drive, Thornbury

Whether relaxing after a round of golf, a hike along the Georgian Trail or simply dining under the stars in a serene setting in the midst of nature, Lora Bay suits casual and discerning appetites to a tea. For breakfast, lunch, dinner or on the go, Lora Bay is always the perfect choice during the golfing season. Designed by Rene Dlesing, the clubhouse offers an intimate and inviting space with spectacular views of Georgian Bay, Nippising Ridge and the 18th hole. The Dining Room and Winter Garden combine stone and timber beams, incorporating high ceilings, expansive windows and naturally inspirad interiors.

http://www.lorabaygolf.com.

519-599-7500

Featuring: Regal Jazz Band

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Marsh Street Centre* - $40

187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg

Join us for a great New Orleans style menu from 6-8 pm.  $40
Order tickets online or call the Centre.

Appetizer
Cajun Cornbread Bruschetta

Main Course
Jambalaya - A traditional Louisiana rice dish with shrimp, chicken and chorizo sausage in a spicy Creole tomato sauce.

Vegetarian Jambalaya will also be available if pre-ordered.

Dessert
Bananas Foster -  A classic dessert made with bananas flambéed in a dark rum caramel sauce. Served with Vanilla Ice Cream.

http://www.marshstreetcentre.ca. marshstreetcentre@rogers.com

519-599-7837

Featuring: Dixie Kings

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Simplicity Bistro** - $50

81 King St. E, Thornbury

Simplicity Bistro is a casual dining experience in the setting of an 1880's post masters office, it blends together both rustic charm and sleek elegance, to create an atmosphere that is intimate yet inviting. Focusing on recognizable Canadian foods and using French culinary techniques chef/owners Scott Chalmers and Andrew Barber have worked hard to create an affordable yet memorable dining experience.  Stop and enjoy a quick lunch or a family meal or just come on down to enjoy one of our many house made desserts. We can meet your needs for special occasion's or an everyday dining experience.

Jazzmania dinner $50.
Call for reservations  519-599-5550

Choice of Appetizer
- Caeser salad l creamy dressing l focaccia crouton l bacon l parmesan
- Crab cakes | Spicy Mayo
- Tomato fennel soup | Saffron | assorted Seafood

http://www.simplicitybistro.com. info@simplicitybistro.com

519-599-5550

Featuring: Karen Holgate & Jan Menkal

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St Georges Parish Hall

166 Russell Street, Clarksburg

2012 - St. George's Anglican Church celebrates 150 years and the opening of their new Parish Hall.

HISTORY
In 1858, William Jabez Marsh traveled from Holland Landing to purchase 500 acres of Crown land adjacent to the village of Thornbury. After choosing a location for his own farm and home, he donated 2.5 acres for the building of a church and rectory. While the church was being built the first Anglican services were held at ‘Grape Grange’, the home of Mr. Marsh and his family. The first church, a frame building erected in 1863 and named St George’s, was located in the newly established village of Clarksburg immediately adjacent to the border with Thornbury in order to serve both municipalities. In writing to a friend, Mr. Marsh described the church in a humorous rhyme:

We have a Church, it has a steeple,
An iron rod and a ball of tin.
I think it will hold 200 people,
If they stand up and are well packed in.

The original church served until 1899 when it was replaced by the present brick structure, erected on the same site. Once the brick church was completed, the original frame church was disassembled and transported in mid-winter by horse-drawn sleighs to Beaverdale where it was re-assembled and continued to serve the congregation there for another half-century. In 1980 an addition was added, providing space for a meeting room, nursery, and rector’s study.  A wheelchair accessible entrance to the church and wheelchair accessible washroom were completed in 1995. At this time, the bell tower was found to be in need of reinforcement, so a new steeple with cross and matching roof went up on 1998. A Garden of Remembrance,  was begun in 2000 and completed and dedicated on July 22nd, 2001 and in 2012 the new hall will be finished. 

http://tiffanyweb.bmts.com/~stgeorge/index.htm. stgeorge@bmts.com

519-599-3047

Featuring: Chaverim

Featuring: Dave Randall

Featuring: Wayne Buttery & The Groove Project

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The Beaver Valley Community Centre

81 Victoria Street, Thornbury

http://www.jazzmania.ca. info@jazzmania.ca

519-599-3345

Featuring: Georgian Sound Big Band

Featuring: Lighthouse Swing Band

Featuring: The Toronto All Star Band

Featuring: Mike Grace Quartet and Heather Bambrick

Featuring: The Martels

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The Westin Trillium House

220 Mountain Drive, The Blue Mountains

Just two hours northwest of Toronto, The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain is a relaxing retreat in a breathtaking setting. Located next to both the Georgian Bay and the majestic Niagara Escarpment, The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain is your ideal haven for renewal.

You'll find endless options at The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain, from skiing and snowboarding to golf to the Plunge! aquatic centre, plus great events and festivals. Or just relax on the beach, visit a spa or hike along the beautiful Escarpment. 

http://www.westin.com/bluemountain . info@westinbluemountain.com

705.444.8680

Featuring: Dawn Tyler Watson

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