Event Schedule

**~HAUNTED FORT NIGHT 2013~**
Enter A Place Of Monsters And Madness At This Year's Haunted Fort Night!
Every Thursday to Sunday night during the month of October.
ADVANCED TICKETS ONLY!
7:00pm-10:30pm (Tours last approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes)
Admission:
Adults $ 15.00 / Seniors (60+) $ 15.00 / Students (13-18) $ 15.00
(Prices include HST)
This programming is recommended for children 12 years of age and up.
Adult only tours (18+):
What does an ‘Adult Only (18+) Tour’ mean?
Adult only tours are reserved for adults 18 of age or older. Only adults 18 or older will be allowed to participate on this tour. If a participant under the age of 18 has purchased a ticket for this tour, they will not be allowed to join the tour. Be sure to choose the right tour for your age group.
Arrive early!
It is recommended that you arrive 20 minutes prior to your tour time.
Late arrivals cannot be accommodated. Tour times will depart at scheduled times. Refunds for late arrivals are not available. Joining a tour midway is not an option.
What are the tour sizes?
Tour group sizes are 20 people.
Please remember:
• Dress warm!
• No outside food and beverages allowed
• No pets allowed
• No cell phones or flashlights allowed during the tour
• Free parking
• The event is a go, rain or shine - tickets are non-refundable
For more information about this event please call 807-473-2344. Cash, credit cards, debit cards accepted.

For 14 years Women in Black have been delighting audiences in Thunder Bay and the surrounding areas at special events and in concert. With a wide variety of musical styles, Margaret Hawkins(flute), Susan Korstanje(violin) and Mary Welby(cello) look forward to presenting an evening of familiar favourites from Bach to Beatles, with original compositions from composer/arranger David Hawkins.
The Women in Black look forward to presenting a varied program at the Lake Superior Art Gallery on October 10th.

The Grits & Glamour tour is all about the fans, and all about great music. No unnecessary gimmicks, bells, or whistles – just Tillis and Morgan singing their hearts out, joined by a small four-piece band. The bulk of the concert set list consists of a selection of well-known hits from both artists, finished off with covers of classic songs that are close to their hearts, as well as some more recent cuts. Though the hits dominate the set list, Tillis and Morgan also perform standout cuts from each of their most recent albums. Tillis performs “Train Without a Whistle” from her 2007 career-best effort Rhinestoned, while Morgan performs “How Does It Feel” from 2010’s I Walk Alone.
A major facet of what makes Grits & Glamour such a broadly enjoyable show is the way its two headliners simply exude genuine love for great country music new and old. They commented on the increased scarcity of ”real” country music in modern times, but Tillis nonetheless assured the audience that “We got it all – fiddles, steel guitar, mandolins – and we ain’t ever lettin’ go of it!” Both ladies shared a common experience of growing up with the musical heritage of a famous parent – an experience they recollected with fond enthusiasm - being the daughters of singer-songwriter legend Mel Tillis, and of late Opry star George Morgan, respectively. One of the night’s most memorable moments was a heartfelt tribute to Tillis and Morgan’s famous fathers, as they eased into a medley of George Morgan’s 1949 signature “Candy Kisses” and Mel Tillis’ classic composition “Burning Memories,” a hit first for Ray Price in 1964, and then for Mel Tillis himself in 1977. In addition, the ladies also lovingly covered classics such as Skeeter Davis’ “The End of the World” and Roger Miller’s “King of the Road.”
Don't miss the opportunity to catch Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan on the Grits & Glamour tour - you will be in for a real country music treat.
-Ben Foster, Country Universe
Tickets for Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan can be purchased online, in person, or by calling the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium Box Office at 807-684-4444.