Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra

So that's going to help.

The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra wants to start doing something different with the space that they have access to as well, and how that space opens out into that larger sculpture gallery that's out there.

Right now, it's kind of private space for weddings at the back of the art gallery.

Otherwise, you see this dumpster constantly every time you look across the road that's there, and it's otherwise just inactive space.

So anyway, there was an article that I came across in this most recent issue called Orchestras on My Mind.

Describes the initiative involving the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and its art partners ahead of the municipal election there in Hamilton.

And the candidates in Hamilton were invited to answer four practical questions about arts and culture.

They weren't vague questions about whether politicians like music.

A lot of volunteer work that I've done in Hamilton has also led to some paid employment.

In fact, I have done Doors Open Hamilton, been on the board for Tourism Hamilton, and the board for Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, having just wrapped up my time as past chair.

Also, with the Hamilton Foundation for Student Success and Insight Foundation for the Arts and a variety of other organizations.

I really love investing my time in Hamilton, especially the arts in Hamilton, and all of this is people-based.

I mentioned three-time Juno winner.

And an immense stage presence performing there with the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra in his hometown.

And Tom will be a big part of the million-dollar bash.

Dylan and the band salute Friday, November the 6th at Theat Beanfield.