Conference Update
September 14, 2005
Last Call for Gypsy Tickets
On Saturday, October 15, OMA Conference delegates can attend the
8 pm performance of Gypsy at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake
for only $56. The regular price for these tickets is $69.
Contact the OMA by September 16 to take advantage of this great
deal.
Tradeshow Exhibitors
The OMA Conference in Niagara Falls offers an opportunity to make
connections and ask questions of some great Tradeshow exhibitors
in addition to stimulating conference sessions. We are pleased to
welcome back so many great exhibitors and are introducing our first
US exhibitor Life Formations and its Canadian partner REO International
Inc. Plan to visit representatives from the following organizations:
Arius 3D
Canadian Heritage
Information Network
Carr Mclean
Limited
Education Safety
Association of Ontario
Life
Formations
Looking Back Press
Mystus Exhibits
Natural
Heritage Books
Ontario Tourism Education
Corporation
ProMark-Shankman
Inc.
Royal Ontario Museum
Vilnis Design Works
Young
Associates
Queen's Landing Hotel to Cater Opening Reception
at RiverBrink
The Conference Local Arrangements committee has taken on the challenge
of setting up a lovely Opening Reception, just for us, at RiverBrink
gallery with enthusiasm and creativity. Thanks to the committee's
hard work, delegates will be treated to hors d'oeuvres prepared
by the chef at the Queen's Landing Hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake
and local wines from Reif Estate Winery.
Plan to join your colleagues at this great kickoff event including
members of the Museums of Niagara Area (MONA), who have done a wonderful
job with conference local arrangements. You'll enjoy beautiful art,
sculpture and precious antiques, surrounded by a garden of horticultural
delights at RiverBrink.
The gallery, built by Samuel E. Weir Q.C., is situated on the Niagara
River at Queenston and overlooks the battlegrounds of The War of
1812. The collection and library of art is unique in Canada. Mr.
Weir's impeccable taste led him to specialize in works pertaining
to the history of the Niagara Region, portraits of the area's founders,
as well as Canadian painting up to and including the Group of Seven,
old Quebec silver, Indian artifacts, French Impressionists and more.
Ontario Museum Association
50 Baldwin Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 1L4
416-348-8672 or 1-866-OMA-8672
Fax 416-348-0438
Contact
Us
www.museumsontario.com
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