Harpists Amy Ley, Christopher Clarke, Andrew Rinehart and Anita Leschied along with flautist Averil Clarke and cellist Andrew McIntosh will present an afternoon of beautiful music at the Hospice, 6038 Empress St, Windsor, on Saturday May 25th at 2:30 p.m.  Space is limited so RSVP to 519 974-7100 ext 2259 or by email to: events@thehospice.ca.  This event is free to the public - donations to the Hospice of Windsor and Essex County will be accepted.

Help support the Walker Family Cancer Centre. Join us for tea/coffee, sandwiches, cookies and squares. Live music provided by Eddie Pizzo and sale bake table

Join riders from all over Ontario in our 16th annual Kawartha Lakes Classic Cycling Tour in support of A Place Called Home. With two trail route options(13k and 25k) and three road routes(50k, 100k and 160k) there is a distance for all skill levels. Routes are fully supported with rest stops and motorcycle support. The event begins and finishes at Boston Pizza Lindsay and concludes with a buffet featuring pasta and pizza.  Come join us on August 24th and help support our local homeless shelter!

The Buddhist Place is happy to offer a two-part series introducing the practice of meditation. Explore meditation in a safe and welcoming setting. A beginner’s guide to basic meditation practices. There will be periods of guided meditation, silent meditation and loving-kindness meditation. Opportunities will be provided to ask questions. Participation is open to everyone and offered freely.

With this unique event Brain Injury Association of Windsor & Essex continues to work toward a common goal to raise awareness and funds for brain injury services and programs in Windsor-Essex County. Proceeds from Gala event go directly to support BIAWE. 

May 25, doors open 6pm at Central Park Athletics. $125 per tickets, $800 for a table of 8. Call 519-981-1329 or email info@biawe.com

We invite the public to join us at Nipissing University's Undergraduate Research Conference for an interactive book reading of Moon of the Crusted Snow with author Waub Rice.  The book reading takes place Saturday, March 23 from 1:15pm-2:45pm in Nipissing University's theatre.

Waubgeshig Rice is an author and journalist originally from Wasauksing First Nation. His first short story collection, Midnight Sweatlodge, was inspired by his experiences growing up in an Anishinaabe community and won an Independent Publishers Book Award in 2012. His debut novel, Legacy, followed in 2014. A French translation was published in 2017. His novel, Moon of the Crusted Snow, was released in October 2018. 

Le Centre Régional du Deuil, situé au 390 rue Labbé, invite les personnes endeuillées à sa rencontre mensuelle gratuite.

Lundi le 1er avril 2019 à 13h30

Thème: «La résurrection n'est pas un poisson d'avril»

Personne ressource: Monsieur Rosaire Gagné ptre

Pour information: Véronique Jacques tél: 418-335-3408