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Friday, February 1st, 2008 at 6.00 pm
The Creaking Tree String Quartet will be performing at Huronia Museum starting outside on for some fresh, music, hot chocolate and cookies donated by General Mills. The Quartet plans to move inside the museum later on in the evening.
There is no charge for this event. The museum and its exhibits will be open to the public. The museum’s auditorium is also hosting an artshow from Ingrid Saaliste over the Winterfest weekend.
The evening starts at 6.00 pm in front of the museum (weather permitting) and will move into the museum as the music and evening moves on. General Mills very generously donated cookies for this event and the Musem will be providing hot chocolate for visitors.
This is a garbageless event so visitors are asked to bring their owns cups for hot chocolate. Ceramic cups will be available for sale for $1 from the museum.
This new educational program is great for any grade, and is connected to the current Ontario Curriculum for Physical Education, Drama, Dance, and History. Dance Dance Evolution allows students to learn about the history of Canada by exploring 5 different styles of dance. Students will learn to do Aboriginal Dance, Victorian Ballroom Dance, the Charleston, the Twist, and Hip Hop. For each dance taught, students will learn about the corresponding time period, and how the art of dance is influenced by culture and vice versa. Look for the article on this program in an upcoming Midland Free Press. 
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