Community Event - Quinte - PAGES Celebrates Poetry

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PAGES returns for a three part Spring series. This month, PAGES celebrates National Poetry Month with an invitation for you to join in the joy of local writers settled into ‘The Poet’s Corner’. Hear why and how they write in poem. Come and be inspired. Leave with a poem in your heart. Richard M. Grove, Brighton's official Poet Laureate and Roz Bound, author of two memoirs in poem: Spirit of Lyme and the Fireman's Daughter, will be on hand.

All are welcome to attend. 

To register, call 613-968-6731 x2037 or email infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca. Registration is not required, but recommended if you'd like to receive an email reminder or be notified of any event updates. We also appreciate knowing how many to expect! 

PAGES continues on Wednesday, May 3 and Friday, June 16. 

 

Belleville Public Library
254 Pinnacle Street
K8N 3B1
Belleville

Community Event - Quinte - Learn about Belleville's Green Task Force

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Did you know The City of Belleville has a Green Task Force? In celebration of Earth Month, Councillor Chris Malette, Chair of the Green Task Force, and Amanda Azzopardi, Environmental Coordinator at the City of Belleville, will be at the library to talk about some of the City's innovative environmental initiatives.  Learn about Community Gardens, the annual tree seedling giveaway, Trash Bash, the Let it Grow campaign to encourage habitat for pollinators, No Mow May, Bee City designation, and more. Bring your questions!

Saturday April 1 at 11am at Belleville Public Library 

No registration required. ​

Belleville Public Library
254 Pinnacle Street
K8N 3B1
Belleville

Community Event - Muskoka - Friday night Movie Series: Finding God in the Dark

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The Lenten Move Series is back! Friday evenings through March at 7 PM:  Please note: One week's movie will be on Wednesday, March 15 and not on that Friday evening; all others are on the Friday evenings of March.

Trinity United Church Hall, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville

All are welcome to come out to enjoy one or all of this series of movies that are about looking for the divine in the ordinary everyday stories of life.

$5 admission includes popcorn!

Trinity United Church
33 Main St. E
P1H2B8
Huntsville

Community Event - Peterborough/Lindsay - Trent Evening Quilters Host Annual Quilt-In & Show

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Each year, the Trent Evening Quilters host a show at Trent University’s Champlain College where dozens of women display several creations while working on their current projects. The event has become a popular attraction for other quilters, aspiring quilters and people interested in how quilts are made. The celebration runs on Saturday, April 15 and Sunday, April 16 from 10 am to 4 pm on both days. Admission is free and birthday cake is served on the Saturday.

Trent University's Champlain College, Great Hall
1600 West Bank Drive
K9J 7B8
Peterborough

Community Event - Kingston - Roast Beef and Pie Dinner

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Roast Beef and Pie Dinner

Cooke's-Portsmouth United Church

200 Norman Rogers Drive

Friday, March 24/23 at 5:00 P.M.

$20.00 per person, 80 tickets to be sold

Can purchase tickets on Sundays from

10:00 -10:30 or 11:30-12:00 at the Church 

Cooke's-Portsmouth United Church
200 Norman Rogers Drive
K7M 2R4
Kingston