A free program offered by Twin Bridges to address a child's feelings, behaviours, safety, and more. The sessions are open to any and all questions and offer a safe place to explore what it's like to be a parent. 

A free mixed-level yoga program open to the community. Please bring your own mat to class.

A free bootcamp style program that has a combination of cardiovascular, strength and flexibility. It will be suitable for most levels. Please consult your Primary Care Provider before participating. 

A free yoga program designed for beginners and intermediates looking for a slow, restorative practice. Come join for a 45 minute session to help you stretch and unwind. 

Due to popular demand, a third class option has been added for chair yoga. This program is suitable for most levels and will include a combination or seated and standing postures. Please consult your Primary Care Provider before participating. 

A free yoga program that will be suitable for most abilities. Each class is a combination of seated and standing postures. Please consult your Primary Care Provider prior to participating. Two class times are available and ask that you only register for one.

The Ontario Numismatic Association is returning to the Kingston area on April 12-14, 2019.   Are you interested in coins , paper money, bullion, silver, gold, Canadian Mint Products, etc?  Then this is a must show to attend.  The show will be held at the Ambassador Hotel & Conference Center, 1550 Princess St. Kingston.  We have over 20 coin dealers to buy and sell from.  Bring in your old coins and currency for appraisal or add to your current collection.  We have free educational seminars on Friday and many specialty club meetings on Saturday such as the Canadian Tire Coupon Collectors club, Wooden Money collectors, Token collectors and the Canadian Centennial Collectors club.   Bring the kids out to attend the RCNA Coin Kids table and special Kids only auction on Saturday April 13. 

For more information or to register ahead of time, go to www.the-ona.ca/con2019.php

How does the Hunt work? Thousands of plastic eggs are filled with prize tokens and dog treats which are hidden over a defined area of a local park. Participants collect eggs and retrieve prizes from the collected eggs. Generous neighbours like you are key to the success of the Hunt
National Service Dogs (NSD) play an integral role in the lives of those who depend on them. They empower children with autism, restore independence to veterans with Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD) and support individuals living with physical and mental trauma. For 20 years National Service Dogs (NSD) has been changing lives for the better. NSD receives no government funding and is supported by over 7000 participants across Canada and
relies on fundraising events to support our work. PLEASE NOTE THE NEW LOCATION THIS YEAR!!! Rain or shine, bring your well-behaved and leashed pooches (or come yourself!) and help support this wonderful event! Will you find the gold and silver eggs?

We are the family of Miranda Bauer and we are raising funds for childhood cancer research at Hospital for Sick Children. We lost our Miranda in March of 2013 at the age of 17 and a half. 

This is a family friendly event that will be held April 13, 2019 at John Michael's Banquet Hall in Thorold. Tickets are $25 each and includes dinner and trivia game. There will be live entertainment, cash bar, wine pull and silent auction. Teams or individuals! All are welcome! 

Feel free to contact us at jbauer3@bell.net or call us at 905-357-9194 for tickets to this amazing event! 

Patti John and Eric Bauer