Summer Camp
MHCF enjoyed helping fund “Summer Art Camp” – the pastel program, for which Mrs. Patricia Kortland was the director. The week-long camp provided the children with an opportunity to produce
Community Outreach
The Meaford Hall and Culture Foundation is proud to have helped these community groups and events.
Rawk and Music Theatre Camp
In total MHCF provided bursaries for five children: one went to “Rawk Camp” and four went to Dean Hollin’s Music/Theatre Camp The production this year was “Music Man”. The MHCF
Summer Camp Bursaries
Summer Camps – “Rawk Camp” – July 20 – 24; “Musical Theatre Camp” – August 10 – 21 This year the Meaford Hall & Culture Foundation is providing partial bursaries
Kiwanis Music Festival
The venue is the key to adjudicated events and the stage at Meaford Hall was outstanding. This year’s Festival was a great success. Over three days, between 200-300 people attend
Georgian Bay Art Academy
Meaford Hall & Culture Foundation is providing funding to Georgian Bay Art Academy for free art classes. On Saturday mornings this summer at the Meaford Saturday Market. Herbert Pryke, an
Gotta Keep Reading~Born to Read
MHCF was one of many sponsors for this literacy event. Amy Teed-Acres is the teacher who, along with 15 GBSS students, put together and ran the event. The Born to
Mistatim – Indigenous Theatre Dance Music
Meaford Hall & Culture Foundation was able to provide complimentary tickets for 240 students so that they could experience live theatre. For most it was a first. There were lots
Outstanding performance by Meaford high school’s senior orchestra
I was truly blown away by the performance of the talent laden GBSS Senior Orchestra at the Meaford Hall Opera House on May 7. What I witnessed was extraordinary. The
Playwright Festival~Meaford Community Theatre
Meaford Community Theatre presented a full afternoon of entertainment and enlightenment. The event was to review and assess three locally-written plays that were stage-read by member actors of our theatre company.
Kids in the Meaford Hall ~ The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe
More than 20 students perform in the play, and the production crew consists of adult volunteers & students. A tremendous amount of hours are put into 4 performances which are