The Greek Community of Peterborough is hosting their annual Greek Festival with Greek Food and Greek music at the church grounds.
Open to everyone and admission is free.
Pancake Breakfast Saturday March 23rd, 7am - noon. St. John's Presbyterian church, 28 Second St E. $5.00 per person, kids 5 and under eat free. Large silent auction.
Outremangeurs Anonymes (OA) : personnes ayant des problèmes alimentaires de toutes sortes et basés sur les 12 étapes et les 12 traditions des OA.
1 rue Bélanger (coin Hébert), Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Chaque mercredi soir de 19 h à 20 h 30.
Pour information : Monique (450) 377-0342 ou www.outremangeurs.org
Written by Michael and Susan Parker and Directed by Rob Goslin, it is a hilarious farce just in time for spring. Luke James, on his first CIA assignment is charged with keeping a secret meeting in a safe house secure. The meeting is between a representative of the US State department and a representative from an oil rich group of islands. No one knows who the islands representative is so, Luke's work is cut out for him. Unfortunately his methods and skills are left wanting and he is more of a danger to himself than any one else in the house. Add to this an ex-marine caretaker with no security ID, a sexy neighbour seeking shelter, an evangelical preacher and his niaive assistant and let the fun begin.
Come out and take a walk on the wild side to support Heaven's Wildlife Rescue.
Meet our educational animals, check out the goodies at our bake table and bbq lunch.
Live music by Strum & Drum.
Shop at more than 40 amazing vendors.
Prizes, raffles, silent auction.
Fun for the whole family. Dogs are welcome!
Contact events@heavenswildliferescue.org for more info or ro be a vendor
Download pledge sheets from www.heavenswildliferescue.org
Friday May 3rd 5pm-8pm
Come out to enjoy fun, dancing, games, photo booth, pinata, maracs & mariachi.
Try your luck with the raffles, silent auction and 50/50 draw
Delicious food by Personal Touch Eatery and Catering
Tickets are $20 for adults & $10 for kids, available at Marcotte Disposal or text Nick at 519-466-0040
SweetLegs Sarnia with Diane is holding a pop up shop at Sharky's Athletic Club on March 27th 3-7pm.
Proceeds from legging sales will go towards the purchase of an Oncotherm Plus Bed to treat cancer patients in Dr. Shih's office.
Check out the event on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/289354321736455/?ti=ia
Email viggers.diane@gmail.com for more info
Benefit Dart Tournament April 5, 6, 7 at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 244, Perth
Donation Levels: BRONZE MEMBERS $10-$499; SILVER MEMBERS $500-$749; GOLD MEMBERS $750-$999; PLATINUM MEMBERS $1000-
50% MINIMUM TO BE DONATED TO SOLDIER ON!
50% Tax Receipt issued through Canadian Forces Morale & Welfare Services Department
Friday, April 5- BLIND DRAW DOUBLES $20 per player 6 PM register/7PM start
Saturday, April 6- MIXED TRIPLES $60 per team 10 AM register/11AM start
Sunday, April 7- OPEN SINGLES $25 per male/female player 10 AM register/11AM start
CONTACT SGT (ret'd) VAUGHAN LIGHTOWLER Tournament Director TEXT: (613)585-0007 EMAIL: vaughanwrites@gmail.com
Don' t miss this wingding, Sunday March 17, 3-7pm, live music, Todd O'Cullen & Company, Emerald Isle Dancers, classic Irish cuisine, corn beef & cabbage, Irish stew, etc. 4-6pm.
Breakfast of Champions brings engaging, thought provoking speakers to Windsor-Essex to explore mental health and wellness in today’s society, to bring greater awareness and understanding, and to support the programs and services of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch.
2019 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: STEVEN PAGE
Steven Page speaks passionately on a twofold approach to promoting mental health as a society: increasing awareness and decreasing stigma.
“We sustain this stigma ourselves,” he says. By not talking about our mental health issues, and thinking them a source of shame, we dissuade people from reaching out and seeking help.
“Sadness, grief, those are all things we all deal with,” Page says. “The healthy brain processes it and learns to cope with it and overcome it. Sometimes the sick brain gets stuck in it.”
In his compelling talk, Page reminds us that anyone (even our favourite musicians) can suffer from mental illness, and that everyone has a role to play in ending the stigma.
An intelligent, honest and witty speaker, Page also performs during his presentation, treating the audience to songs he has written throughout his career that speak to the topic.
