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Drayton Entertainment pres 5555 Drayton Entertainment presâ€" ents Funny Money starting Aug. 2 at the Drayton Festival Theatre, Drayton. Tickets are $36, $20 for students. Call 1 â€" 888â€"449â€"4463, or 519â€"638â€" Drayton Entertainment presâ€" SATVROAY ents Legends at the St. Jacobs ; AFRO FESTM Country Playhouse, St. Jacobs. Afro Festival Tickets are $29â€"$36 for adults, ; tional drum $20 for students. For more music perfo information call 1â€"888â€"449â€" 28. from nox 4463 or 519â€"638â€"5575, Woterinn Da Drayton Entertainment presâ€" ent The Last Resort at the Huron County Playhouse. Tickets are $29â€"$36 for adults, $20 for students. For more information call 1â€"888â€"449â€" THE LAST RESORT Theatre on the Edge presents live improv comedy every Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Waterloo Community Arts Centre. Admission is $5, ON THE EDGE 22 + WATERLOO CHRONICLE Give U$.@ calt to book your appointment 159 Erb St: W. (at Rosiin) 519â€"885â€"1810 memmmmmmmmmmmmmmmetzenss,.,......... 2 â€" Wednesday The second annual Waterloo Arts Festival, a celebration of visual and performing artists WATERLOO ARTS FESTIVAL Waterloo Park. The festival also features African food and art. Admission is free, and the event is hosted by the African Women‘s Alliance of Waterloo Regipn. For more information call 519â€"578â€"95790. Afro Festival featuring tradiâ€" tional drumming, dance and music performances goes July 28. from noon to 6 p.m. in The City of Waterloo‘s Movies and Music event continues with the Waterstreet Blues Band followed by a screening of Neil Young at Massey Hall, July 26, 7:30 p.m. at the Waterâ€" | loo Park bandshell. Admission is free. For more information â€"| call 519â€"579â€"8243. ents The Foursome Aug. 8 at the Schoolhouse Theatre in St Jacobs. Tickets are $29â€"$36, or $20 for students. For more information call 1â€"888â€"449â€" 4463, or 519â€"638â€"5555. July 1. OK to subdue 2. Brew 3. Foot (Latin} 4. Usually with wooden soles 5. Algonquian chiet 6. I (German) 7. From (Scot.) 8. Oil company 9. A person rejected from society 11. Married Native Am. man 61. Elmira, NY é&unty 62. A bird‘s hame 63. Danish poster designer Brasch CLUES DOwn W., Waterloo, presents Kevin Coates on Friday, Nonie Crete on Sunday. For more informaâ€" tion call 519â€"886â€"9370. Solé Restaurant and Wine Bar, 83 Erb St. W., Waterloo, presents the William Lawrence Jazz Project, Saturâ€" day from 9 p.m. to midnight. The Club Tapas Bar and Nightclub, 130 King St. S., Waterloo, presents Salsa Friâ€" days, with free salsa dance lesâ€" sons starting at 9 p.m. Caesar Martini‘s, 140 Univerâ€" sity Ave. W., Waterloo, presents Betty Lewis and Mike Weichel, Sunday at 6 p.m. Ben and Adam perform Tuesday. For more information call 519â€" 888â€"9459, Duke of Wellington, 33 Erb St. King Street Trio, 65 University Ave. E., Waterl0o, features live jazz four nights a week, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:30â€"9 p.m., Fridays from + 7:30â€"11:30 p.m., and Saturâ€" j days from 7:30â€"10:30 p.m. For information visit kingstreetâ€" trio.com. goes Aug. 11â€"12, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Waterloo Park West. For more information, or volâ€" unteer opportunities, visit www.waterlooartsfestival.com The Elora Festival presents The Elora Festival presents Cantus, July 27, 8 p.m., at the Gambrel Barn, Wellington Rd. 21 at Rd. 7, Elora. Tickets are $45. For more information call 519â€"846â€"0331. Rude Native Bistro and Lounge, 15 King St. S., Waterâ€" loo, presents acoustic music, Thursday at 5 p.m. Tim Louis performs Tuesdays. For more information call 519â€"886â€" 21 at Rd. 7, Elora. Tick Huether Hotel/Kent Lounge, S'it; For mon’o lrr?l’urlr:l. 59 King St. N., Waterloo, press _ 5; 9â€"846â€"0331 ents the John McKinley Blues l C R Band on Saturday. For more Handel‘s Water Music information call 519â€"886â€" The Elora presents Ha 3350. , _ Water Music, July 28, : Molly Bloom‘s, 170 University _ at Knox Church, 55 Ct Ave., Waterl00, presents Dave _ Eâ€" Elora. Tickets are $ Huber, Thursday; Tobin more information call Spring, Friday; Chalkline, Satâ€" _ 846â€"0331, urday; Ben and Adam, Monâ€" SUNDAY day; Fred and Kenny, Wednesâ€" ay, * ALCAN OuUARTET 12. English architect Inigo 13. The 50 states 14. ____ sweet: aspartame 15. Ho____: Japanese island 18. Add to the top 20. More driedâ€"up 24. Clock adjustment for DST 26. Excessively fat 29. Location of White House 31. Afghan city 33. 16th Greek letter 34. Barre| 35. Chinese unit of weight 36. A place where arms are manufactured Failte, 85 King St. N., Waterâ€" loo, presents Craig and Luci Thursday; Chalkline, Friday Failte, Saturday; Steve Hogg John Brent, Sunday; McFlys, Monday. as Woodlot, the third KW Art Gallery Biennial show featurâ€" ing guest curator Sally McKay The Elora Festival present Paradise Found, July 29, 2 p.m, at St. Mary‘s Church, 267 Geddes St., Elora. Tickets are $35. For more information call 519â€"846â€"0331. 37. A citizen of Italy 39. Call before a court to answer an indictment 40. Something that baffies understanding 41. Respite 42. The content of cognition 45. Feel aversion towards 49. Attend to someone 50. Respites 53. Move obliquely 57. Lasting records 58. AIDS infector 59. Fish eggs The Elora Festival presents the Alcan Quartet, July 29, 4 p.m., at St. John‘s Church, Henderâ€" son St., Elora. Tickets are $35. For more information call 519â€"846â€"0331. E., Elora. Tickets are$3§ }‘or more information call 519â€" 846â€"0331, The Elora presents Handel‘s Water Music, July 28, 3:30 p.m, at Knox Church, 55 Church St. The Elora Festival presents Quartette, July 28, 8 p.m,. at Gambrel Barn, Wellington Rd. 21 at Rd. 7, Elora. Tickets are $38. For more information call Tickets are $18. For more information call 519â€"846 0331 The Elora Festival present Shawn Kellerman {guitar), July 28, 9 p.m. at the Centre for the Arts, 75 Melville St., Elora. Sophia Perlman and The Vipers, July 27, 9 p.m., at the Centre for the Arts, 75 Melville St., Elora. Tickets are $18. For more information call 519â€" 846â€"0331 Be part of 67 the;fiw Scene ANSWERS To Last WEEK‘S PUZzZLE Please let us know of any upcoming entertainment. Include correct spelling of event, when and where, price, telephone number and brief description of what‘s happening. Fax us at 886â€"9383 or email editorial@y raterloochronicle.ca See: Kai Chan; 25 Years of Provocative Questions: Joseph Hubbard; Implements and Objects: Lou Lynn; Deduction: Susan Collett, Anong Beam; Gateway Project: Collaboraâ€" tive student sculpture starting July 6 at 25 Caroline St. The show goes to Aug. 26. For more information call 519â€" 746â€"1882. FROM SEA TO SEF Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery presents from Sea to Greg Staats: lk-('ipuu‘ll\. River Grand Chronicles #4 to Sept. 9 at 101 Queen St. N. Kitchener. Simple and eloâ€" quent, the works in Reciprociâ€" ty are reminders of the comâ€" plicated familial and cultural histories connected to the region. Visit www. kwag.on.ca for more information. brings together the work of 14 artists in the third installment of the exhibit that starts tonight and goes to Sept. 9, at 101 Queen St. N in Kitchener Representing emerging and established artists, Woodlot offers a focused look at conâ€" temporary art production in the region. For more informaâ€" tion on this exhibit visit www kwag.on.ca The Kâ€"W Art Gallery presents