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Trenton Seniors Club 105 has planned dinner and a show at the Stirling Theatre.  The Show is a live tribute concert to the musical Grease.  Music from the 50's and 60's live on stage. A bus will depart Club 105 at 5pm.  Dinner at 6pm and the show at 8pm

DATE: Friday, September 19th, 2025.

The dinner consists of chicken and beef with salads and dessert.

Cost: $130 for members and $145 for non-members

All money to be paid by August 1st.

Call Trenton Seniors Club 105 at 613-392-5400 Mon-Fri 9 am - 1 pm

The Show is a live tribute to the musical Grease.  Music from the 50's and 60's live on stage. A bus will depart Club 105 at 5pm.  Dinner at 6pm and the show at 8pm Friday, September 19th, 2025. Call Trenton Seniors Club 105 at 613-392-5400 

LAND O'LAKES CRUISERS will be playing on Sept. 19th at the Masonic Hall, 132 Foster Ave. Belleville. Hosted by the Quinte Social Dance Club from 7-11 p.m. Members $10. Non members $15. For more information call (613)779-6060

Belleville Garden Club

Join the Belleville Garden Club's General Meeting on Tuesday, September 23rd at 7:00pm, held at Eastside Community Baptist Church, 68 Rollins Drive, Belleville.  We will welcome Greg Dickson of Loyalist College and club member Karrin Broadhurst to provide a presentation on Climate Change - and the impact these changes will have on the way we garden in future (Changing Plant Zones; Water Stress; New Pests and Diseases; and our Unpredictable Seasons).

Did you know the Belleville Garden Club has been instrumental to our community since 1876! We are looking forward to our 150th Anniversary in 2026!

Do you like to Learn?  Tap into the experiences of other members and our knowledgeable guest speakers. Do you want to Volunteer? You can join our Board, or a committee; or help out on one of our projects beautifying our community.  We are taking on projects at the Quinte Hospital Courtyard; as well as the Belleville Cemetery.  Check out our website and facebook pages for more information. 

Join us at 7:00pm on Tuesday evenings to play bingo on YourTV.  TV Bingo helps raise money to support the animals in our care at the shelter.

Visit www.humanesocietyhpe.ca for ticket sales information.

Join us at 7:00pm on Tuesday evenings to play bingo on YourTV.  TV Bingo helps raise money to support the animals in our care at the shelter.

Visit www.humanesocietyhpe.ca for ticket sales information.

The Country Church Players present 'OH, CANADA!' - a fun mix of music and comedy celebrating all things Canadian. The cost is $10 for adults, and $5 for children under 12, with proceeds going to the StoreHouse Food Bank in Wellington.  Come out to enjoy some songs and laughs - and our Canadian pride!

Join us at 7:00pm on Tuesday evenings to play bingo on YourTV.  TV Bingo helps raise money to support the animals in our care at the shelter.

Visit www.humanesocietyhpe.ca for ticket sales information.

The first Movies at the MAC fall film...

A NICE INDIAN BOY

Playing Friday, October 10th at 2pm and 7pm!

A Nice Indian Boy is a 2025 American romantic comedy-drama directed by Roshan Sethi. The screenplay, written by Eric Randall, was adapted from Madhuri Shekar’s acclaimed stage play. The film stars Karan Soni as Naveen Gavaskar, a shy Indian-American doctor, and Jonathan Groff as Jay Kurundkar, a free-spirited photographer raised by Indian immigrant parents. Naveen - though accepted by his traditional family - has never fully revealed his truth, until a chance meeting at a Hindu temple leads to romance, awkward introductions to family, and the longing for a grand, Indian wedding. As Jay meets Naveen’s parents (Zarna Garg and Harish Patel) and sister Arundhathi (Sunita Mani), cultural quirks and emotional resistance give way to heartfelt comedy - and a touching celebration of love, identity, and belonging.

The film premiered at South by Southwest in March 2024 and saw a theatrical release in the U.S. on April 4, 2025, through Blue Harbor Entertainment. It's runtime of about 96 minutes.

This film is a must see, not just because it's a delightful rom-com, but because it's able to deliver authentic moments woven throughout laugh-out-loud action. Anchored by the undeniable chemistry of Soni and Groff, with standout performances from Garg and Patel, A Nice Indian Boy invites you into a world where love isn’t about bold declarations, but about small, transformative moments and the courage to belong.

Rated PG for some language. Learn more about this film's content rating here.

Regular tickets are $13.00 (HST included)
Youth tickets are $6.99 (HST included)

Or purchase tickets as part of a Fall Film Pass for $30 +HST!

The first Movies at the MAC fall film...

A NICE INDIAN BOY

Playing Friday, October 10th at 2pm and 7pm!

A Nice Indian Boy is a 2025 American romantic comedy-drama directed by Roshan Sethi. The screenplay, written by Eric Randall, was adapted from Madhuri Shekar’s acclaimed stage play. The film stars Karan Soni as Naveen Gavaskar, a shy Indian-American doctor, and Jonathan Groff as Jay Kurundkar, a free-spirited photographer raised by Indian immigrant parents. Naveen - though accepted by his traditional family - has never fully revealed his truth, until a chance meeting at a Hindu temple leads to romance, awkward introductions to family, and the longing for a grand, Indian wedding. As Jay meets Naveen’s parents (Zarna Garg and Harish Patel) and sister Arundhathi (Sunita Mani), cultural quirks and emotional resistance give way to heartfelt comedy - and a touching celebration of love, identity, and belonging.

The film premiered at South by Southwest in March 2024 and saw a theatrical release in the U.S. on April 4, 2025, through Blue Harbor Entertainment. It's runtime of about 96 minutes.

This film is a must see, not just because it's a delightful rom-com, but because it's able to deliver authentic moments woven throughout laugh-out-loud action. Anchored by the undeniable chemistry of Soni and Groff, with standout performances from Garg and Patel, A Nice Indian Boy invites you into a world where love isn’t about bold declarations, but about small, transformative moments and the courage to belong.

Rated PG for some language. Learn more about this film's content rating here.

Regular tickets are $13.00 (HST included)
Youth tickets are $6.99 (HST included)

Or purchase tickets as part of a Fall Film Pass for $30 +HST!

Join us at 7:00pm on Tuesday evenings to play bingo on YourTV.  TV Bingo helps raise money to support the animals in our care at the shelter.

Visit www.humanesocietyhpe.ca for ticket sales information.