The West Ferris Community Brunch will be held at Emmanuel United Church, 395 Lakeshore Dr. from 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Enjoy free pancakes & sausages with all the trimmings.
The West Ferris Community Brunch will be held at the Church of St. John The Divine, 301 Main St. E. from 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Enjoy free pancakes & sausages with all the trimmings.
Join us on Sat. Nov.17th from 9 to 1 in our parish meeting room for great opportunities for Christmas shopping. Gift baskets, quilts, hand knitted and sewn items, baking and our famous tourtieres will be available. Come early to avoid disappointment.
North Bay and area wood carvers meet every Wednesday evening from 7 pm. to 9 pm. at 1350 Fisher Street (former NB Hydro building) in the lower garage. We welcome those interested that are over the age of 18. No experience needed. If you are interested and wish more details, please contact Trudy at 705-474-9489.
Gallery in the Grove is having a Bus Trip to the Toledo Museum of Art Thursday, November 1st. Leave Sarnia 8am and arrive back at 6pm. $75.00 includes bus, driver tip, guided tour, and glass blowing demonstration. Must have a valid passport. For more information and tickets, visit www.galleryinthegrove.com or call 519-869-4643.
Gallery in the Grove presents an Artist Talk with Canadian Photographer Dave Sandford on October 28th from 2-4pm at the Sarnia Yacht Club. This special event is sponsored by Refined Fool. Tastings and light refreshments will be available. All funds raised will be directed to the Gallery in the Grove's Education Programs. For more information and tickets, visit www.galleryinthegrove.com or call 519-869-4643.
En octobre, des dizaines de bénévoles sillonneront les rues pour recueillir des dons afin de lutter contre les maladies rénales.
À Baie-Comeau, une quinzaine de personnes sont en soins d’hémodialyse. Comme la maladie est en croissance, ce nombre ne peut qu’augmenter.
Donnez généreusement à la Fondation canadienne du rein. Merci!
Monthly Meeting
Wednesday, October 17 at 12:45 p.m,
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WORLD PREMIERE: The true story of a Niagara artist reclaiming his ancestral voice (OCT 4 - 12 at the FirstOntario Performing Arts )
Niagara born-and-raised theatre artist Joseph Recinos has always been from many places at once. A Guatemalan-Canadian theatre artist of Mayan descent, he has been involved with the issues of indigenous peoples in both Central America and Canada.
Blood Lightning addresses our region's unique role as a border community but at the same time, it tells a kind of story that is very rarely heard: the story of people whose lives do not conform to traditional notions of borders.
This uplifting autobiographical performance uses traditional storytelling, hip hop, movement and poetry, and guides us through the complex terrain that has taken Recinos from Canada to Guatemala to the Standing Rock protests. He emerges offering a deep, optimistic, and affirmative knowledge of the interconnections between diverse people.
We are proud to present this ambitious new local play created by local artists Joseph Recinos and Colin B. Anthes. Essential Collective Theatre is a not-for-profit registered charity located in the heart of downtown St. Catharines that exists to produce professional, contemporary Canadian theatre with a focus on new plays and Niagara work. Support for this project is also support for truly public theatre by and for Niaga
