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• SEXY LAUNDRY AT THE GRAND THEATRE
  Children, stress and gravity have all played significant roles in the receding passion of a 25-year marriage. Armed with a copy of 'Sex for Dummies', two 50-somethings attempt to jump-start intimacy once again with a trendy hotel and an attitude of exploration. As a romantic comedy with several emotional touch points, this story takes a final thrust at faith, love and commitment. Please call 519-672-8800 or visit the website http://www.grandtheatre.com for tickets and additional information.
• IN ABSENTIA AT THE MCINTOSH GALLERY
  Can there be another human experience more haunting than the sudden realization of loss or absence? The loss of personal relationship, physical ability or peace of mind, even if reversible, still bears the unbleachable stain of cumulative circumstance. Through their respective bodies of work, J. Lynn Campbell of Toronto and Kirtley Jarvis of London explore this phenomenon in quite different yet connected ways. This exhibition takes place at McIntosh Gallery.
  
  The opening takes place Thursday, January 10 at 7:30 pm. Free artist talks take place Friday, January 11 at 12:30 pm with J. Lynn Campbell, and Tuesday, January 15 at 12:30 pm with Kirtley Jarvis. Call 519-661-3181 or visit the website www.mcintoshgallery.ca for additional information.
• HISTORY WEEK
  Discover gallery demonstrations, crafts and activities with a focus on history. This event takes place at the Children's Museum. Call 519-434-5726 or visit the website www.londonchildrensmuseum.ca for additional information.