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Friday 18 July 2025
  • Yoga in the Garden
    Breath deep, take a moment, and do a sun salutationin the summer sun with the Oshawa Museum's Yoga in the Garden, Friday mornings at 9 AM.
     
    Starting June 6 at 9 AM, we're on the mat and ready to flow. Classes are free, drop-in, 1-hour long sessions, with donations to the Oshawa Museum gratefully accepted. The series continues every Friday morning, rain or shine, through September.
     
    All levels of yogis are welcome! Participants are required to bring their own mats, water, and any props that support their practice.
     
    Washrooms are available in Lakeview Park for participants. Not all yogis enjoy pets and animals during their practice. If you bring a pet, they must always be on a short leash.
     
    To see a complete list of instructors, visit the Oshawa Museum website or our Facebook page.
    09:00am - 10:00am 
  • "Always Something" by Jay Dart

    Scugog Arts will be showcasing “Always Something” by the whimsical, narrative-based Canadian artist and educator Jay Dart. Dart’s imaginative practice explores the creative process through layered visual storytelling, drawing from a variety of media, including drawing, mixed media, bookworks, installation, and animation. This exhibit presents selections from his acclaimed “Yawnder” series alongside new and recent works that build immersive worlds rooted in personal and universal creative journeys.

    This exhibition will open on Saturday, July 5, with a reception from 1–3 PM at the Scugog Arts Space, located at 268 Queen Street, Port Perry, ON L9L 1B8,and will run daily from 10 AM–6 PM until July 27. Guests are invited to meet the artist, explore his imaginative and inspiring works, and enjoy light refreshments during the opening event.

    01:00pm - 03:00pm 
  • Steel Magnolias

    Steel Magnolias

    A classic story of friendship, family–and hair.

    Women are as delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel. This classic play tells the story of Truvy’s in-home beauty parlor and the women who frequent it. As the women confront their own unique challenges, they rely on their friendship to get them through some of the hardships of life: health, family, religion, and relationships. 

    “35 years later, it can still deliver all the laughs and tears woven into it.” – Calgary Herald

    Who is this show for?
    Recommended for 14+, contains mature language and themes.

    How long is the show?
    Run time is approximately 120 minutes. 

    Are there any special performances?
    Pay-What-You-Can Preview - July 18
    Talk Back Thursday - July 24, July 31
    Indigenous Community Night - July 25
    Relaxed Performance - July 27

    How much are tickets?
    Adults - $48
    30 and Under - $40
    Shop, Dine & Show $80

    https://capitoltheatre.com/events/steel-magnolias-/

    06:00pm - 08:00pm 
 

 

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