Dear Annette and Family, WASM is thinking of you at this difficult time.

It is with sad news that WASM has learned of the passing of Rose Wolfstein, the mother of Annette Wolfstein-Joseph. To leave a message of condolence, please visit  https://www.paperman.com/en/funerals/2019-9-27-rose-wolfstein .

WASM's 2019 Meet and Greet at the Avmor Gallery

Make sure to turn on your speakers to hear the accompanying music!

WASM Newsletter for September 24, 2019

WASM members take a tour of Jean-Talon Market with Mayssam, September 10, 2019

Thank you, Mayssam, for a tasty experience. We all enjoyed the tour and your expertise.

And thanks to Philip, Elaine, and Eileen for taking the photographs. Mayssam has an award-winning food and travel blog, so make sure to visit: http://willtravelforfood.com/

WASM Newsletter for September 9, 2019

More information on Tuesdays with Noa:

Member Carol Rabinovitch and new member, Trita Cohen, are in this exhibit. The art class is every Tuesday, 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. in the Cote Saint Luc Aquatic and Community Centre, Art Room, 5794 Parkhaven. You pay only on the days you paint.  Senior Non-Resident $27, Senior Resident $22.

Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 18 from 5:00 - 7:00 in the Cote Saint Luc Library, 5851 Cavendish Blvd to meet Noa and get more information.

WASM begins its new 2019-2020 season with Susan Pepler

The Jean Ford Lecture at the Unitarian Church on September 3, 2019, was given by artist Susan Pepler. Thank you, Susan, for a wonderful presentation. Thanks to Jackie and Elaine for all the photos.

News about the Rainbow Balls in Montreal's Gay Village

“The iconic rainbow balls are coming down in the Village (and you can buy some):

The rainbow of balls is coming down in the Gay Village in a few weeks – and this time it's for good. The 180,000 balls have become an iconic part of the Village in the summer, creating a canopy over Ste-Catherine St. from St-Hubert St. to Papineau Ave. in full colour since 2017 and in pink starting in 2011. Designed by landscape architect and urban designer, Claude Cormier, the balls were only supposed to be in place for one year but became so popular, they remained for seven. They come down for the last time on Sept. 23. A new installation will be selected by a jury and in place as of May 2020.”

Read all about on CTV News  https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/the-iconic-rainbow-balls-are-coming-down-in-the-village-and-you-can-buy-some-1.4575790

If you want to buy a piece of cultural history, visit: https://www.villagemontreal.ca./english

Last year’s speaker, landscape architect, Ron Williams, spoke to WASM members about this colourful installation.