Valentine Dance at Hanley Hall on behalf of St Francis de Sales/Blessed Sacrament Parish

LCBO licensed event, light lunch will be served

Are you registering your child with special needs for kindergarten? We know the transition process may seem overwhelming. Come out on Tuesday, February 5 from 9:30am-11:30am for a free learning event in Kingsville to learn more about the steps to transitioning your child into school, and how to partner with educators. It will be held at ACCESS, 23 Mill St., Kingsville. Be sure to register by Friday, February, 1st for this event.

**We’re offering childcare at both locations, for those who indicate they need it during registration.**  

To register, go to our website at windsoressexfamnet.ca/upcoming-events.

Are you registering your child with special needs for kindergarten? We know the transition process may seem overwhelming. Come out Thursday, February 7 from 6:30pm-8:30pm for a free learning event in Windsor to learn more about the steps to transitioning your child into school, and how to partner with educators. It will be held at Drouillard Place, 1102 Drouillard Rd., Windsor. Be sure to register by Monday, February 4th for this event.

**We’re offering childcare at both locations, for those who indicate they need it during registration.**  

To register, go to our website at windsoressexfamnet.ca/upcoming-events.

Delight your taste buds with an extravagant feast for seafood and land lovers alike as the 35th Annual Savour the Sea Evening at the Caboto Club (2175 Parent Ave., Windsor) celebrates all things in Shanghai! Tickets, now on sale, are $100 each or $1,000 for a table of 10. Saturday, March 23. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. with a premium appetizer bar by Koolini followed by a land and sea feast at 8 p.m. Spectacular entertainment and dancing follow. Call Shannon at 519-251-2557 or email sbarnwell@thehospice.ca for ticket and sponsorship opportunities. The event is a fundraiser for The Hospice of Windsor & Essex County

The Victorian era saw an increase in the interest in fairies and elves as settlers looked back to the folk tales of their ancestors. Fairies and elves were both good and bad, pranksters and helpful. They were the guardians of nature, woodland animals and gardens. They were helpful if you respected them, but caused problems when you didn't. In this workshop children will create their own fantastical woodland village using natural and recycled materials. Cost per child is $20. Children are required to bring their own peanut free snack. Registration is required. This workshop is appropriate for children ages 6-12. For more information or to register a child please contact the museum at 705-743-9710.

 Fairies and elves were both good and bad, pranksters and helpful. They were the guardians of nature, woodland animals and gardens. They were helpful if you respected them, but caused problems when you didn't. In this workshop children will create their own fairy or woodland elf out of a variety of materials. Cost per child is $20. Children are required to bring their own peanut free snack. Registration is required. This workshop is appropriate for children ages 6-12. For more information or to register a child please contact the museum at 705-743-9710.