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File pertains in part to a dance performance directed by Maguire at the Royal Ontario Museum on 11 November 2000.

File consists of materials, including completed applications from Maguire, pertaining to cultural grants offered by the City of Ottawa.

File consists of two published articles by Maguire, "Choreography and music", published in Dance in Canada in 1976, and "First, nature", published in Musicworks in 1990.

Series consists of video recordings of Maguire’s dancing and choreography, as well as audio recordings of the accompanying music used in rehearsal and performance.

File consists of correspondence, promotional materials, project descriptions and letters of agreement pertaining to this dance event, held on 20 November 1994 in Ottawa. Maguire was the artistic director of the event.

File consists of the programme, which features a listing for Maguire's dance piece "Cinq sirenes". Also included is a NOW Magazine article about Maguire's participation in QuayWorks in January 1988.

File pertains to Maguire's membership in Candance, the Canadian Network of Dance Presenters.

File pertains to an application made by Arnoldin for an unidentified interdisciplinary arts program.

File consists of a press release and letters of congratulations pertaining to Maguire's winning of the 1988 Jean A. Chalmers Choreographic Award.

Item is a photocopy of a dance programme for the Arts and Culture program of the 1976 Montreal Olympics, for which Maguire created and danced in a piece entitled Permutation Nightly.

Series consists of correspondence received by Maguire pertaining primarily to her involvement in dance-related projects and dance performances.

File pertains to Maguire's participation in a panel discussion entitled "Dancers speak out: the agony and the ecstasy: dancers discuss the odds" at the Canada Dance Festival, as well as a dance performance by Maguire in the festival. Also included is an agreement pertaining to Maguire's dance performance.

File consists of correspondence and a notice pertaining to Maguire's guest teaching of a summer workshop for The Dance Gallery in Vancouver.

File consists of correspondence sent to Maguire regarding her two successful applications for funding: to study with Bella Lewitzky at the Dance Gallery in Los Angeles and to particpate in a dance project entitled The Coal Forest. Included in the file is a budget sheet pertaining to The Coal Forest.

File consists of a letter, brochure, registration form and housing form sent to Maguire by Darlene Neel pertaining to a summer workshop offered by the Lewitzky Dance Company at the Dance Gallery in Los Angeles.

File consists of a letter, form and newspaper clipping pertaining to Maguire's involvement in the National Ballet of Canada's "Creating Dances in the Schools" project.

File consists of two letters from the Toronto Public Library to Maguire requesting a donation of her dance-related promotional materials.

File consists of two letters pertaining to Troy Emory Twigg's dance performance, Pulse, scheduled as part of Calgary's Aboriginal Arts Awareness Event. Maguire was invited to perform in the piece.

File consists of a letter to Maguire from Scurfield, the manager of the Performing Arts Department of Harbourfront, regarding her performance in Harbourfront's Premiere Dance Theatre, as well as her draft letters of response.

Item pertains to a course developed by Maguire for York University's Faculty of Fine Arts and offered in summer 2011.

File pertains to Maguire's work with the National Ballet of Canada's "Creating Dances in the Schools" project.

Item is a video recording of seven dance pieces performed in January 1985. Five pieces were choreographed by Maguire: "Califia", "Molly", "Eclipse", "Raining heart" and "Hold me".

File consists of a press release, synopsis, list of credits and overview pertaining to this documentary by Moze Mossanen, as well as a programme for a gala benefit for Casey House Hospice, where the film was screened on 22 November 1987.

Item is a programme for this event at which Maguire performed her own choreography, "Pond Life II".

Item is a dance documentary by Ariadne Ochrymovych featuring new works by four choreographers. Maguire's piece "Bloodsongs" is featured in the documentary.

Item includes a photograph of Maguire and an unidentified woman.

Series consists of day planners maintained by Maguire pertaining to her personal and professional activities. Also part of this series is an address book.

File pertains to Maguire's nomination in the outstanding new choreography division for "Only time to…no time not to".

File pertains to Maguire's involvement with DUO as a member and includes minutes of board meetings, budgets and membership mailings.

Item is a certificate issued to Maguire and signed by Bruce Howe, Commissioner General of Section for Canada, for her performance at the Canada Pavilion during Expo '86 in Vancouver.

File consists of student proposals and projects for Maguire's York University course, Animating Communties Through Dance and Related Arts Practices.

File consists of dance class exercise instructions, choreography notes, a performance script and a course syllabus for a 1976 composition class (FA/DA 410) taught by Maguire at York University.

File consists of notes, correspondence, contact lists, budgets, news releases and promotional materials pertaining to organization for the Inde Festival between 1985 and 1988.

File pertains to a grant application made to the Canada Council to obtain funding for Inde.

File consists of a letter and contract sent to Maguire from Allan Mattes, director of the CCMC Music Gallery, regarding the Music Gallery's participation in Inde '85. Also included is a 1992 letter written by Maguire regarding the goals of the Inde festival.

File includes blank forms and contracts as well as copies of contracts for Annemarie Roe and Cathy Levy.

File pertains to unsuccessful grant applications to charitable foundations for Inde festival funding.

Item is a copy of a letter written by Maguire to Jack Mills, the Acting Director General of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, regarding Inde.

File consists of programmes, flyers, photographs, press releases, press clippings and a poster pertaining to Inde '85.

File consists of correspondence, notes, budgets and contact lists pertaining to organization for Inde '85 and its corporate sponsors.