Free Family Day weekend trivia game!
Avengers assemble! Gather your family and friends and test your knowledge at Marvel Trivia. From Iron Man to Ant Man, we're testing you on everything from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Costumes are welcome! Get a photo of your amazing team with our photo booth and compete for a marvel-themed prize pack. Limited spots available.
Marvel Trivia: Welcome to the MCU
Saturday, February 18 | 1:00 - 2:00 PM | All ages
Team size is 4 - 6 people | RSVP your full team through our website: bracebridgelibrary.ca/event/marvel-trivia/
The 2023 Kingston Canadian Film Festival will take place March 2-5, 2023, downtown Kingston, Ontario.
Thursday, Feb. 9, at 6:30 p.m.
Grand OnStage Family Series presented by Panera Bread
Popular items available from Local Entrepreneurs.
All booth fees to be donated to Peterborough Lions community Centre kitchen upgrade project
Live Public Auction coming up Tuesday, February 21 at the Castleton Town Hall.
Doors open at 4:30 p.m. registration and viewing
Auction starts at 6:00 p.m.
Over 70 lots to include antiques, toys & collectibles
Refreshments will be sold onsite
No buyers premium for this auction
Methods of payment include cash, debit or credit.
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Share away and see you there.
Pancake Lunch
Une soirée bilingue A bilingual evening
Venez célébrer les sucess des noirs de Sarnia-Lambton lors d'un souper spectacle.
le samedi 18 février - commençant à 17h30 Acheter vos billets au magasin en ligne www.ccfsarnia.com
Saturday February 18th, 2023 - Doors open at 5:30
Celebrate Black History Month, and the richness and diversity of Sarnia Lambton's Black community with a walk through the African Diaspora. Starting at 5:30, come and enjoy an evening of traditional African and Caribbean food and dancing, and discover black culture, literature, traditions and more in a festive, friendly atmosphere.
Visit our website to purchase your tickets www.ccfsarnia.com - online store
519-541-0207
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Free workshop aimed at reducing retirement anxiety
February 3, 2023, Peterborough, Ontario – Covid lockdowns, rising inflation and lack of affordable housing are all resulting in an increase in anxiety among those contemplating retirement, or already retired, say local financial and housing experts. “Those clients we see that are 55+ are increasingly concerned that the retirement they envisioned may no longer be attainable given the high cost of housing and the erosion of savings due to inflation,” says Joe Curry, President and Financial Advisor of Matthews & Associates. Trish Eckersley, a Seniors Real Estate Specialist with The Platinum Team agrees: “Many seniors who reach out to us want to age in place, but aren’t sure what their options are for doing so. We can help them find the necessary supports they need so they can remain at home safely.” In fact, the Platinum Team has sent some of its agents for special education and certification in the area of seniors housing options to help those 55+ put in place an immediate, intermediate and long-term housing strategy as health, mobility, and finances change over a decades-long retirement scenario. “Many folks who reach out to us think there are only three options: stay in their home, go to a retirement residence or enter long term care, but actually there are more like 7-10 housing options out there,” says Eckersley.
On February 15th at 1:30 p.m., Eckersley, her team partner Paul Mason, and Curry will offer a free information workshop in partnership with St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church located at The Mount Community Centre at 1545 Monaghan Road. “I visit many seniors in their home and have noticed the stress level rising as they contemplate their futures,” says Pastor Debora Rolls. “They want to protect their nest egg and are worried they might outlive their money. We hope to alleviate some of this anxiety by bringing in financial and housing experts to educate them on different options, explain various government programs and grants available to make their homes more accessible and much more.” This workshop is open to the public. Given anticipated demand, the organizers request that you register in advance to secure a spot. To do so call St. Paul’s at 705-745-1511, or email them at office@stpaulspeterborough.ca.
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For more information:
Rev. Debora Rolls
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
705-745-411
Trish Eckersley Paul Mason
Realtor© Realtor©
Seniors Real Estate Specialist Seniors Real Estate Specialist
The Platinum Team The Platinum Team
trish@platinumteam.com paul@platinumteam.com
(249) 702-1000 x.511 (249) 702-1000 x.502
