The Don't-Say-There's-Nothing-To-Do-In-The-Sault List

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~FRIDAY MARCH 23, 2007 ~

Community Quality Improvement (CQI) is pleased to announce their Community Café event in the ADSB board room from 10 am to 11 am. Visit www.adsb.on.ca for more information.

The Canadian Hearing Society presnets the Fondue Frenzy at the Best Western Great Northern Rd. This event will feature comedy, music, silent auction, and FONDUE! Tickets are $25 and are available at The Canadaian Hearing Society, 130 Queen St E or by phoning 946-4320, TTY 256-2752.

The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians will hold a Spring Pow-wow on the campus of Lake Superior State University.  Activities will begin with an open house and spiritual gathering from 10 am to- 5 pm. For more information please contact LSSU's Native American Center at 906-635-2223.

CANSTRUCTION: is the most unique Food Drive in the world. Sault Ste. Marie Architects, Engineers, businesses and students demonstrate whose team can build the most spectacular structure at Station Mall using little more than full cans of food. 4:30 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Station Mall and the structure building begins 6:30.

Gates of Winter have new merch and a new CD soon to be released. Check 'em out tonight at the Sault College's Outback.

Spyder's Web @ the New American, 602 Bay St. from 7 pm to midnight. Come dance or just listen to the best classic rock & country at the friendliest bar in town.

Mustang Sally perform @ the Verdi Hall from 8 pm to Midnight. Tickets are $10 (includes pizza and snacks) Cash bar. Contact Greg Ryckman at Korah at 945-7180 for more information.

Montreal recording artist Jason Bajada performs @ Bottom's Up Lounge, 280 Queen St E in support of his latest release 'Up Go the Arms'. Show time is 10:30 pm.

DJ Saige spins it one more time @ Searchmont Resort from 8 pm to 11 pm.

The Acousticats are a favourite at the Cellar Tap, 320 Bay St and will perform from 9 pm to midnight

Startlefish are @ Loplops Gallery-Lounge, 651 Queen St E to satisfy the rock and roller in all of us. Show starts @ 9:30 pm.

Stiffler's Mom are pleased to perform live at Stir, 232 Goulais Ave from 10 pm to 2 am

Stay 17 strive to keep the kid alive in all of us @ Foggy Notions, 708 Queen St E starting @ 11 pm.

~SATURDAY MARCH 24, 2007 ~

The Kiwanis Club is holding it's annual breakfast at the Conservation Authority Sugar Shack on 5th Line. All you can eat pancakes and sausages from 9am to 1pm. Call 946-3116 for details.

CANSTRUCTION: Judging structures and People’s Choice Voting begins @ 1:00 during the Sault Community Career Centre’s Passport to Unity in the White Pines Cafeteria. Admission is only one can plus a $2 donation. Free shuttle buses will depart from the Galaxy Theatre doors to White Pines and back from 12:30 pm until 5 pm.

Downhill Dummy event @ Searchmont Resort: Participants will build dummies attached to skis or snowboards. Staff will run the dummy down a specified section of the hill into a large jump in attempt to make the landing or smash to pieces in a blaze of glory. The event starts at 2 pm. Call 781-2340 for details.

Join the Sault North Archery Club for their Open House to celebrate their new indoor shooting range located at 285 Wilson St. from 10 am to 3 pm.

Heart and Stroke Curling Funspiel: sponsored by the Soo Curlers Assoc. and The Medicine Shoppe. Registration fee is a minimum of $30 in pledges per curler. Call 253-3775 for further information.

The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians will hold a Spring Pow-wow on the campus of Lake Superior State University. Grand entries are at 1 pm and 7 pm. For more information please call 906-635-2223.

Spyder's Web are @ the New American, 602 Bay St for a matinee performance from 4pm to 9pm.

DJ Frosty spins it upside down at Bottom's Up Lounge, 280 Queen St E starting at 10 pm.

Stiffler's Mom are pleased to perform live at Stir, 232 Goulais Ave from 10 pm to 2 am.

DJ John Yun performs @ Searchmont Resort from 8 pm to 11 pm.

Steamin' Hot Tea perform @ Loplops Gallery-Lounge, 651 Queen St E. If you dig Brubeck, you'll dig this Tea. Show time is 9:30 pm.

Algoma Pride Dance: come out and shake it up @ the Algonquin Hotel, 864 Queen St E. There is a $5 cover to enter after 10:30 pm.

Gates and Grill @ Searchmont Resort: This popular event is back for the last time this season. Timed runs will be followed by dining at its finest prepared by Searchmont Resort's own Dan Denham, and an awards ceremony to crown our new champions. Call 781-2340 for details.

Disco Stu, DJ Trademark and Mr Pickles will be gettin' their groove on as they spin the best vinyl funk at Foggy Notions, 708 Queen St E starting at 11 pm.

Pipes & Pints hosted by the Frost Pipe Band at the Speak Easy in Algoma University, 1520 Queen St E. The night will feature piping solos, duets, trios quartets, and pints of course. Admission is $5 at the door, with doors opening at 8pm.

Everclear will be performing live at 7 pm in the Dream Makers Theater at Kewadin Casino, Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Tickets are on sale now, call 1-800-KEWADIN for more information.

~SUNDAY MARCH 25, 2007~

The Kiwanis Club is holding it's annual breakfast at the Conservation Authority Sugar Shack on 5th Line. All you can eat pancakes and sausages from 9am to 1pm. Call 946-3116 for details.

CANSTRUCTION: Closing Awards Ceremony and Continental Breakfast Gala @ Holiday Inn, Brule Room beginning at 11 am sharp. Admission is one can of food.

Slush Cup and Ugly Shorts Competition @ Searchmont Resort: The Slush Cup is a popular annual event that is FREE to anyone with a lift ticket.   Registration begins at 11 am and the event will commence at 2 pm. The Ugly Shorts Competition begins at 1 pm. Join us on the deck outside Bernard's Bar for judging. Call 781-2340 for details.

Dan Paisley and the Southern Grass from Virgina is coming to town to give us a Bluegrass Concert at the Riuniti Banquet Hall. Buffet from 4 and 6 pm. Contact Duffy @ 949-8974 with any questions regarding this event.

Loplops Gallery-Lounge Dinner Show presents the Great Lake Swimmers. Dinner will be prepared by Rosetta from A Thymely Manner. Please call 945-0754 for ticket and menu information.

Come out early to see the fantastic blues stylings of the 5ive Below Zero blues band at the Royal Canadian Legion, 96 Great Northern Rd. Show time is 8 pm. Contact Paul @ 253-0389 for details.

KT Antler performs her signature country tunes at the Steamy Bean Coffee House, 357 Great Northern Rd from 8 pm to 10 pm


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