But one thing we've not talked about, and you have two of them, is the curling sheets.

That's exactly it.

So in Clearview Township, you know, we do have a lot of winter sports, and I really wanted to shine a light on the sport of curling because we are very lucky to have two curling centers, as I like to nickname them, one being the Cremor Curling Club, and that's literally attached to the Cremor Arena and Community Center.

And they have two sheets of ice.

And it's all managed, of course, by a not-for-profit board.

They handle all the registrations.

They plan the events.

But curling is one of those sports that really anyone can play.

They annually do a staged reading event.

Yeah, that's right.

So the Dunedin Village Hall for probably about seven or eight years now have really found their groove with putting on entertainment.

It's very specific.

It's a staged reading of a play that has been touring perhaps across Ontario or even across Canada.

And what a staged reading is all about, for those that don't know, is the actors and the playwright are right there in front of the audience reading from the script.

So there's no set design or props, but they're very immersed into telling the script, telling the play.

Now, Amanda, you talked about this being a chance to, you know, get... acquainted with the actors, but there's a way that you can get even more acquainted with the performers with the VIP experience.