A special day and performance at the Elora Festival

Unsinkable!
The Story of the Titanic
St. John's Church
Elora

Saturday, July 14

$120; $125 non-members
Includes performance, lunch and return bus from Toronto

For the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the world's most famous ship, author Hugh Brewster presents a dramatic, multi-media adaptation of his bestselling new book, RMS Titanic: Gilded Lives on a Fatal Voyage. Two of Canada's most distinguished actors, Christopher Newton and Brigitte Robinson of the Shaw Festival, will assist in telling the story of the fatal maiden voyage and the people who sailed on her. Photographs, rare footage and film clips evoke the splendor and the horror of her fatal last night. The Elora Festival Singers under Noel Edison will hauntingly recreate the music of the Titanic, assisted by a string ensemble reminiscent of the ship's orchestra, and a bagpiper playing the Irish tunes of the lower decks.

9:00 a.m. Depart from Coffee Zone, 30 Carlton St, at Holiday Inn, east of College & Yonge
9:30 a.m. Depart from Islington Subway Station, n-e corner of Bloor & Islington - east side of Islington, by phone booth
Before lunch, browse the shops in Elora. Discover fine art, sculpture, hand-blown glass, pottery, jewellery and more.
12:00 noon Lunch is included at the Cork Restaurant, entrée: Chicken Breast or Salmon, plus starter, dessert, coffee/tea all taxes and tip
2:00 p.m. performance
5:00 p.m. approximate arrival in Toronto

Last year's Elora trip sold out – please reserve early.

Register today!  The St. George’s Society of Toronto
St. George’s Hall, 14 Elm Street, Toronto M5G 1G7, fax (416) 597-1438
or call (416) 597-0220 or e-mail stephen@stgeorges.to