Workshop Opportunity For Children Interested in Working in Film/TV
CK On the Edge is proud to announce a summer workshop opportunity for children ages 6 – 17 who are interested in working in the television or film industry. Vancouver actress and Chatham-Kent native Autumn Bri, will show them how and share her resources with parents.
So You Think You Can Dance CK?
CK on the Edge in partnership with CKdances announces a new competition – SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CK with the finals to take place at Tastefest on Saturday, July 10, 2010 in downtown Chatham.
It’s an altered photo challenge!
As a part of Chatham’s new festival, CK On the Edge are organizing a photo challenge with a twist. The challenge: take your favourite photo(s) and, make alterations inspired by an “edge” theme using a graphics program or any other artistic approach. You can use paint, markers, Photoshop, scissors…the sky is the limit. See if [...]
Festival headliners announced.
“CK On the Edge” announced to members and artists gathered at the William Street Café last night, that Serena Ryder and Ashley MacIsaac will headline the inaugural festival this coming July.
The Art of Politics, an absolute must see.
“The Art of Politics” is best described as a celebration of art, with a live auction of original art created by members of Municipal Council and many of our community leaders, including Mayor Randy Hope. The evening will begin with cocktails featuring music by Sarah Hiltz.
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Workshop Opportunity For Children Interested in Working in Film/TV
CK On the Edge is proud to announce a summer workshop opportunity for children ages 6 – 17 who are interested in working in the television or film industry. Vancouver actress and Chatham-Kent native Autumn Bri, will show them how and share her resources with parents.
