In every corner of cafes, theaters, salons, and museums in Canada, storytellers are getting together to celebrate "Telling Tuesday". Brockville and Area 1000 Island Yarnspinners are joining in with a night of storytelling and music with Deborah Dunleavy, Bill Lalonde,Frank Cummins and special guest entertainers. Come out and celebrate with us!
THE CLASSIC STORY, REIMAGINED FOR KIDS AND KIDS-AT-HEART!
J. M. Barrie’s classic story about the boy who wouldn’t grow up is brought to life in this lively musical reimagining for kids and kids-at-heart.
Touring Niagara October 2018, this reimagining of the classic Peter Pan story with live acoustic music encourages us to dream, to imagine possibilities, and to remember the power of make-believe.
"Full of the wonder of imagination, creativity, and playfulness. 4 out of 4 stars" - Intermission Magazine
"This Peter Pan is a delight for adults and kids alike. 3.5 out of 4 stars." - Toronto Star
With a talented cast of emerging artists and engaging live acoustic music, this adaptation by Bad Hats Theatre received three Dora Mavor Moore awards.
The Community Tour of Peter Pan is made possible by support from the Niagara Region through the Niagara Investment in Culture Program, and the Niagara Community Foundation.
Walk a Mile in HER Shoes®, presented by Niagara Casinos, is a symbolic march that gives men the opportunity to take a stand against the societal restrictions placed on women and specifically the issue of violence against women and children; it shows that men are willing to stand together with women in making the world a safer place for all women and children.
Join us on October 13th 2018 to take a stand against domestic abuse. Registration begins at 9:30 and the walk begins at 11:00 am. Enjoy treats, coffee, mystery entertainer Alex Kazam and much more! Visit www.walkamileinhershoes.ca or learn more or to register.
THE CLASSIC STORY, REIMAGINED FOR KIDS AND KIDS-AT-HEART!
J. M. Barrie’s classic story about the boy who wouldn’t grow up is brought to life in this lively musical reimagining for kids and kids-at-heart.
Touring Niagara October 2018, this reimagining of the classic Peter Pan story with live acoustic music encourages us to dream, to imagine possibilities, and to remember the power of make-believe.
"Full of the wonder of imagination, creativity, and playfulness. 4 out of 4 stars" - Intermission Magazine
"This Peter Pan is a delight for adults and kids alike. 3.5 out of 4 stars." - Toronto Star
With a talented cast of emerging artists and engaging live acoustic music, this adaptation by Bad Hats Theatre received three Dora Mavor Moore awards.
The Community Tour of Peter Pan is made possible by support from the Niagara Region through the Niagara Investment in Culture Program, and the Niagara Community Foundation.
How to Grow Disa Orchids with John Marcotte of Hamilton. September 16, Meeting starts at 1:30pm at St Stephen's, 5280 Howard Ave. All welcome. Refreshments served. Plants for sale.
Are you impacted by multiple sclerosis and live in Kingston, Lennox & Addington or the Frontenacs? We need your input as we rebuild the Kingston Area MS Society. Learn about new community programs and partners, new volunteer opportunities. Your input is vital to the success of our future programs! Call now to reserve your seat now. 613-552-7540
Bring your friends and lots of quarters on Friday, September 28 at 6pm at St. Anne's Parish Tecumseh! Over 80 fantastic prizes to be won! $5 registration fee includes one paddle. Doors open at 6pm. Snacks available for purchase. All proceeds to St. Anne's Parish. Contact the parish office to reserve your spot, space is limited. 519-735-2182
City-wide food drive throughout Belleville collecting non-perishable food donations.
Food items needed: Peanut Butter, Pasta & Sauce, Apple Juice, Canned Fish & Meat, Kraft Dinner, and Baby Food & Formula.
Please have your donations on your doorstep by 12 o'clock noon.
J. M. Barrie’s classic story about the boy who wouldn’t grow up is brought to life in this lively musical reimagining for kids and kids-at-heart.
Touring Niagara October 2018, this reimagining of the classic Peter Pan story with live acoustic music encourages us to dream, to imagine possibilities, and to remember the power of make-believe.
"Full of the wonder of imagination, creativity, and playfulness. 4 out of 4 stars" - Intermission Magazine
"This Peter Pan is a delight for adults and kids alike. 3.5 out of 4 stars." - Toronto Star
With a talented cast of emerging artists and engaging live acoustic music, this adaptation by Bad Hats Theatre received three Dora Mavor Moore awards.
The Community Tour of Peter Pan is made possible by support from the Niagara Region through the Niagara Investment in Culture Program, and the Niagara Community Foundation.
