Well, we are almost through the first season of Halton Green Screens, and attendance is climbing each month. We've had several very interesting speakers, which is bolstering attendance. Our main aim is to educate as well as entertain our audience through film. I personally know that I've learned a great deal about sustainable living simply, sharks, and what large AGRI-Grow businesses are doing to our food supply.
So this is where I ask you if you've been able to attend. Are you enjoying the film series? Are there certain topics that you would like us to find films about? If you haven't attended, what might interest you in coming? Also any additional comments you might have about the series would be really helpful.
Thanks and have a great day!
Nolan
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Come one Come all for a night of Eco-Friendly Fun
Today is the beginning of Green Screens in Halton happening at the Encore Theatre in Oakville at Kerr and Speers. Today's presentation is the 11th Hour promising to provide the audience with a Hollywood perspective on the effects of Global Warming.
I'll be there selling two books which you can pick up for less then retail: Green Building & Remodeling for Dummies by Eric Corey Greed who is a LEED accredited architect, and Green Cleaning for Dummies. So if you are looking for simple ways to green your home either title will provide you with a few insights.
Also CJ's Cafe in Bronte will be providing attendees with a gift as well. Blake Poland a professor of health promotion at the University of Toronto will be providing further insights to the topics being brought forward in the film.
Come out for an enjoyable evening with like minded people for the value price of $5.00 per person. This event is also in honor of our dear friend who suddenly passed away Ron Toufar.
A special thank you to Jeff Knowles, the owner of Encore Theatre who has graciously donated the movie theatre at no cost.
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