The Sarnia Bluewater Chordsmen are holding guest nights every Tuesday evening in January starting Tuesday January 9th at 7pm. No previous singing experience required, no ability to read music needed and no obligation or expectation for a guest to become a member. Singing is healthy, singing is fun, singing makes memories. Come out and give singing a try in a welcoming, fun and non threatening environment. There is a seat waiting for

Candlelight Service at Central Baptist Church 391 London Rd @7 p.m. Choir, Bells and Guest flautist artist Tessa Catton

The Art Gallery of Northumberland hosts the 20th Anniversary performance of 12 Days of Infanta Margarita, a tale in words and music by Eric Winter.  Tuesday December 19th, doors open at 7pm.  $20 per person.  Tickets available at the AGN, Third Floor in Victoria Hall, or call 905-372-0333 an the AGN Gallery Shop 8 Queen St., Port Hope or call 905-885-2115

If you are grieving and need a safe place to talk about your loss, join Community Care Northumberland new monthly program.  Free drop in session starting December 7th, 10AM - 11AM.  Community Care Northumberland Cobourg office.  1005 Elgin St. Suite 203.  Sessions are led by trained volunteers who will offer support and bereavement resources.

March 23-25, April 4-8, 2018 at Essex Hall Theatre

Colossal Tragic-Comedy

Fifty reluctant brides run away from 50 determined grooms, asking for refuge in a villa on the coast of Italy. When the grooms catch up with the brides, mayhem ensues.  This modern adaptation of one of the western world’s oldest plays, The Suppliant Women by Aeschylus, is as bloody as a Greek tragedy and as entertaining as a modern Broadway musical. Big Love is a story of love, murder, passion, food fights, power struggles, refugees, gender politics and violence.  But in the end it is decreed: “Love trumps all.”

Mature content and adult language

“His [Mr. Mee’s] leap of boundless imagination has refashioned tragedy into a theatrical statement that is comedic, gymnastic, musical, sensual, shocking and redemptive.” – The New York Times