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TOURISM NEWSLETTER - MARCH 2017
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Days are Longer, Snow is Melting
Spring has Sprung!
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Winter FunDays @ Marina Park
Sundays 2pm-4pm
There will be winter excitement all around Prince Arthur's Landing during Winter Fundays this season!
Mar. 5
Cabane à sucre (Sugar Shack)
Mar. 12
Sound Walk with Cricket Cave
Mar. 19
Crystal Science with Science North
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Sleeping Giant Loppet!
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
Mar 4
Celebrating 40 years , the Sleeping Giant Loppet is a mass participation ski festival that offers fun for the whole family and challenges competitive athletes that was started in 1978 as the Thunder Bay Ski Tour. In 2009, the name was changed to the Sleeping Giant Loppet, which takes place in the beautiful wilderness setting of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. It features multiple events with distances of 8 km - 50 km for skiers of all levels and abilities.
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Thunder Bay North Stars
Fort William Gardens
Mar 9 & 10
vs Fort Frances Lakers
Mar 17
vs Thief River Falls Norskies
Mar 18
vs English River Miners
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Art Galleries & Exhibitions
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Thunder Bay Art Gallery Events & Exhibits
The Thunder Bay Art Gallery is the largest public gallery between Sault Ste Marie and Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Gallery's Permanent Collection includes over 1600 works. The vast majority of the collection is Aboriginal art, making it one of the most significant collections in Canada. The Gallery presents more than 20 exhibitions by regional, national, and international artists every year. The Gallery also offers educational tours and workshops, special events, art classes for all ages, and a unique gift shop.
- Until Mar 5 - Recent Acquisitions to the Collection: Norval Morrisseau
- Until Mar 5 - Elizabeth Buset: Swine
- Until Mar 26 - Recent Drawings by Amanda Burk: Stories of Contentment and Other Fables
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Live at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
Considered to be one of the finest concert halls in North America, the Community Auditorium hosts full-scale productions including Broadway, dance, theatre, comedy and more!
Mar 6 - Snow White: Presented by Army of Sass
Mar 10 - Bubble Guppies Live!
Mar 14 - The Peking Acrobats
Mar 15 - 3 Doors Down - Us and the Night Tour
Mar 29 - Rock the Nation
Get Tickets!
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Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra
The TBSO is the only fully professional orchestra between Toronto and Winnipeg. They perform with flawless virtuosity and power that can only be experienced live.
- Mar 4 - Pops V: Comic Diva Natalie Choquette
- Mar 8 - Classical III: Featuring Principal Violinist Mathilde Bernard
- Mar 12 - Family III: Carnival of the Dinosaurs
- Mar 23 - Masterworks V: Sara Buechner Performs Chopin
- Mar 25 - Specials V: Brew & Beethoven
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Live @ Crickets Comedy Club
Thunder Bay's only dedicated comedy club, Crickets, has another great line up for January.
Shows at 7pm and 10pm. Tickets are only $10!
Call 807-707-0584 or visit Crickets on Facebook to get tickets.
- March 3 & 4 - Brian Stollery
- March 10 & 11 - Sean Lecomber
- March 17 & 18 - The Cowboy and Indian Tour
- March 23, 24, & 25 - Glen Foster
- March 30, 31 & April 1 - Tim Nutt
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Magnus Theatre Presents:
Of Human Bondage
Mar 6 - 18
Of Human Bondage is a grand story of lust, unrequited love, and the pursuit of beauty. When Philip meets Mildred, a disarming tea-shop waitress, he finds his yearning for art and experience consumed by his intense attraction to her. Mildred, for all her teasing, isn't all that interested in Philip, but rather in flattery, possessions, and security. Yet Philip, in a powerful haze of passion and pride, obsessively pursues Mildred despite the anguish and emotional carnage that repels and binds then at all costs.
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Ski Thunder Bay
Featuring hundreds of kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails and two downhill ski areas, Thunder Bay is a great place to hit the slope on your winter vacation.
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There's SNOW better place than Thunder Bay to Nordic Ski!
Visit Thunder Bay
in the winter months and you will have an opportunity to explore and ski over 120 kilometres of groomed trails in the scenic wilderness of Lake Superior's northern shore region.
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Explore Northwest Ontario
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Our region is vast - over 250,000 square miles right in the middle of Canada, but it's easy to explore this spectacular land. Thunder Bay is a great base to begin your daytripping into Northwest Ontario. Explore provincial wilderness parks, quaint villages, alpine and nordic ski areas, and snowshoe the hundreds of kilometerws of trails in the area. Catch the northern spirit by visiting one of Ontario's most beautiful regions!
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A Winter Tradition in Quetico Provincial Park
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Normally known for its world class wilderness canoeing opportunities, Quetico's interconnected waterways become a venue for a ski adventure like no other in winter.
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THUNDER BAY EXPERIENCE
THE 2017 GUIDE IS AVAILABLE NOW!!
This full-colour magazine will inspire you to plan your next trip to an outdoor adventure city that is truly Superior by Nature! View online or order your own copy today!
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NORTHERNONTARIO.TRAVEL
A constantly updated collection of articles written by local writers highlights some of the greatest experiences in Thunder Bay and surrounding area.
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VISIT THUNDER BAY
Visit Tourism Thunder Bay's website for frequent updates on upcoming events in Thunder Bay
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