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Teylia Grandjambe, left, struggles to get the 'Q-Bomb' away from the mad scientist, played by Pippa Kennedy, during rehearsal for The Mouse that Roared earlier this week. - Nicole Garbutt/NNSL photo

St. Pat's students roar on stage

Actors bring 'Cold War comedy' to Northern Arts and Cultural Centre

What do a duchess, a mad scientist and the president of the United States of America have in common? They will all be making appearances in the St. Patrick High School drama production of The Mouse that Roared. Continued

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Learn recorder skills

SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE - Classics on Stage Yellowknife (COSY) is offering musicians the chance to take part in a recorder workshop.
Musicians ages nine and up are welcome to attend from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Calvary Church. The workshop is open to all levels of players from beginners to advanced. Interested residents can contact COSY to register.
A concert will be held at 4 p.m. on Sunday. Participants will need to bring their own recorders.

Mahal Kita means 'I love you'

SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE - The Philippine Cultural Association of Yellowknife is hosting a Valentine's dance and dinner at Northern United Place starting at 6:30 pm. on Saturday, Feb. 11.
A traditional Philippine meal will be catered by the association, including a popular egg custard dessert called leche flan.
The event calls for semi-formal dress and is restricted to people aged 15-and-up. Music will be provided by JMJ DJ services. Residents can purchase tickets from association members and president Gloria Reyes.

A show of love

SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE - Well-known Yellowknife painter and sculptor Monique Robert will be having a show opening this evening at The Gallery on 47th Street. The show is called For Lovers Only and features classic nudes in the form of sketches, carvings and reliefs.
Robert says she is excited about the show because she has not been sculpting as much as painting lately. The show opens tonight from 6 to 10 p.m. and will be on display at the gallery until Feb. 8.