Art is in the Air 2024

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On Sunday October 6, 2024, at 1:00 PM the Bushplane Museum’s Event Centre stage will once again host a talented cast of musical theatre artists performing a 45-minute musical review featuring highlights from past shows and a sneak peek from West End Theatre Project’s upcoming production of the hit musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Artistic Director Lucas Beaver will also share exciting news about the spring production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by announcing the casting of the roles of Joseph and the Narrator!

Following the performance and in keeping with the chocolate theme, local

not-for-profit chocolatier Sweet Change will participate in a special exhibit,

“From the Plantation to the Pantry.” This interactive educational event will

take the audience through the process of making chocolate--from the cacao

tree to the final product--with taste-testing, chocolate tempering, and the

opportunity to create their own chocolate creation provided by Sweet Change.

Sweet Change chocolate started in 2019, blending Project Entrepreneurship

with Sweet Change Chocolate to bring best in class Belgian chocolate to Sault

Ste. Marie Ontario. By combining in-class business entrepreneur school with

factory direct training, Sweet Change enhances skills management and

improve marketing and sales acumen.

"CHANGE THROUGH CHOCOLATE" is their moto, helping those adults who

want to learn with the best in-house training and support available. Sweet

Change is proud to be the Premier and Belgian Chocolate company in

Northern Ontario residing in Sault Ste. Marie.

Links

• Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre bushplane.com
• West End Theatre Project westendtheatreproject.ca
• Sweet Change Chocolate Company sweetchangechocolate.com

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Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre

The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre (CBHC) is a world class museum connecting people of all ages to Canada’s exciting bushplane and forest protection heritage. The CBHC preserves and tells the story of Canada’s bushplanes and forest protection heritage by collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting a collection of bushplanes and related programs.