Big Trouble in Little Tunnel Town is an original Murder Mystery Comedy Dinner Theatre written and performed by the Uppity Improv Society. The event is a fund raiser for May Court Club of Brockville on Saturday, September 28 at Branch 96, Royal Canadian Legion 180 Park Street Brockville in the upstairs banquet room.  Social hour is 6:00 pm and dinner and show begins at 7:00 pm. A roast chicken dinner with all the fixin's and desert will be served. There is a vegetarian option available by request at time of ticket purchase. Tickets are $50. per person and may be purchased at May Court Club Thrift Shop on King Street, downtown Brockville; online at Snapd1000islands.com or by calling 613-926-1631. Attendees will have the opportunity to guess who dunnit and why. Prizes will be awarded.

The Retired Women Teachers of Ontario, Belleville and Area Branch, will hold their Fall Luncheon on Wednesday October 9, 2019 at Emmanuel United Church  at 458 Ashley Street Foxboro. For more information and to reserve your place, please call 613-968-8268

SALON DE L’ARTISANAT DE MAGOG

Faites-vous plaisir et venez visiter le Salon de l’Artisanat de Magog – CFQ qui aura lieu samedi et dimanche, 19 - 20 octobre 2019.

Nouvel emplacement : École secondaire de La Ruche, 1255 boulevard des Étudiants, Magog.

Horaire : 9h à 17h. Entrée gratuite.  Plus de 95 exposants et démonstrations sur place.

Vous y retrouverez des produits en Art amérindien, beauté, bien-être, bois, céramique, poterie, décoration, bijoux, laine, tissage, produits alimentaires, textile, vêtements, des boutiques, artisans de la fibre et les fabrications des artisanes du Cercle des Fermières de Magog.

Fall daytime sessions for adults 50+

No exams or grades, learning for fun & discovery

34 topics to choose from starting Sept 24th

Other sessions start later in Oct & Nov

Information:  613-937-1525 or visit www.encoreseniors.ca

The Anglican Parish of St. James and St. Brendan presents an Anglican Video production of a short documentary film about a devastating decision, made over 500 years ago, which continues to profoundly impact indigenous and settler people worldwide.  In 1493, Pope Alexander VI ruled that the lands discovered by European explorers at the time was "empty" land and its millions of indigenous inhabitants were "non-human".

Date: Wednesday Sept 25, 2019, 7:00-9:00 PM

Location:  Guild Hall, 72 Charlotte St., Port Colborne, ,ON

A small reception featuring indigenous foods will be offered after the viewing.

Special Guest:  Valerie Kerr, Archdeacon for Truth, Reconciliation and Indigenous Ministry

Seating limited, please register at eventbrite.ca

Enjoy a selection of Caribbean tunes and pop music with Niagara's very own steel drum band, PK Hummingbird. Stick around afterwards for a steel drum workshop and make some music of your own.

Harvest  supper at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Smiths Falls

Sat. Sept. 21, appetizers at 4:30, dinner at 5:30.

Menu includes ham ,scalloped potatoes, baked beans, salads, vegetables, dessert, coffee &tea.