Join us every Wednesday at the Moose Lodge with live entertainment by CHARLENE (C2C Entertainment)

Dinner special served every Wednesday for $10 plus tax. Meal changes every Wednesday 

Dancing. Dinner. Friendship. Fun. 
See you there

Rhythms of Lambton presents the Forest Excelsior Jazz Band on February 28. This is a family friendly concert, featuring a 15 piece jazz band playing big band swing tunes and contemporary pop and jazz music. The concert is at the Sarnia Library Theatre, 124 Christina Street South. This venue is wheelchair friendly. Admission is free, but please register to attend on the Lambton County library website lclibrary.ca. 

Champagne & Shopping
Sunday February 26, 1:00 to 4:00PM
Enjoy some bubbly & charcuterie nibbles while browsing jewellery, clothing, and other accessories at the women’s used clothing boutique at 56 Francis Street. Brands include Josef Ribkoff, Simpli, J.Crew, Tallbots. And Betty Barclay. Sizes ranging from XS to 3X. Items are $5 and up.
Seniors Association fundraiser sponsored by Tracie Tattrie, Royal Lepage ProAlliance.

The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7
613.548.7810
Clare Williams
ads@seniorskingston.ca
https://seniorskingston.ca/
 

Beamsville Lions All You Can Eat Breakfast Buffet

We offer Pancakes, French Toast, Bacon, Sausage, Home Fries, Scrambled Eggs, Toast, Fruit Cup, Juice, Coffee and Tea. 

Date: Sunday February 19, 2023, 9am to 12:30pm

We are located at the Lincoln Centre, 4361 Central Ave, Beamsville

Adults: $15, Seniors 80 plus: $12, Children 6-12: $7, 5 and under are free

Join us for our biggest and most popular event of the year!!!

Not only will you have the chance to hear from our keynote speaker and enjoy a delicious meal, but you will also have the opportunity to mingle with other guests and experience an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication. You’ll be surrounded by beautiful decorations, wonderful people and the chance to dress up for a night out!

All of these combined make for an all-around amazing experience.

The theme is #EmbraceEquity and we will celebrate entrepreneurship and diversity in our community.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN (yes, men are invited too), JOIN us for a celebration of strong and vibrant females in Leeds Grenville County!

FEATURING:

BWB Business Showcase

Come learn about the wonderful local products or services this community offers!

Keynote Speaker

Karla Briones, will share her immigration story, her entrepreneurial journey and address equity and inclusiveness; she is an amazing example of the passion behind every small business.

Awards

Help us celebrate some incredible business women that have contributed greatly to our community!

Dinner

Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Brockberry Cafe.

Door Prizes, Gifts, and more.

DATE : March 8, 4:00pm-9:00pm

4-6pm – Business Showcase

6-9pm – Dinner/Keynote/Awards

LOCATION: Brockville Memorial Centre, 100 Magedoma Blvd, Brockville

DINNER: Dinner will be Thai Coconut Chicken Curry (with sweet potatoe & spinach over rice), dessert will be Pot Au Chocolate topped with berries. Light appetizers and salad will also be served.

* If you have any dietary restrictions please email them to carol@lgsmallbusiness.com.

This is a Semi-Formal event. Please wear purple and white.

COST: $99

https://www.lgsmallbusiness.com/events/event/international-womens-day-2023/

All new discovery pack launches. Backpacks filled with activities!

Genealogy info booth will be at the museum.  Family trees and information about historical prominent Brockville citizens will be available.

Open Feb 20th from 10-4

More information, visit https://www.brockvillemuseum.com/ or call 613-342-4397

Talk & Tea: Second Thursday of the month at 2pm

Explore Brockville's fascinating social and industrial history with the museum’s Interpretation & Public Program Coordinator on the second Thursday of the month at 2pm, featuring a different topic each month. Talks last about 45 minutes. Participants are encouraged to share their own stories and ask questions. $5/person. Includes tea.

Covid protocols continue to evolve. Masking is optional at this time. Staff will be masked. The room has been equipped with an air purifying system. Participants assume all risks with attending.

Advance reservations are not required, but capacity is limited. If you would like to ensure your seat in advance, please contact the museum by phone (613-342-4397).

• February 9: Brockville Beverage Companies

20th Annual Winter Lecture Series

February marks the in-person return of the Brockville Museum’s Annual Winter Lecture Series. The popular series has been running for 20 years, bringing speakers on unique cultural topics to a Brockville audience. New for 2023, lectures will take place in the Brockville Arts Centre theatre, providing a larger venue for the series that has now outgrown its space at the museum itself.

This year’s speaker lineup features a varied slate of academics from Ottawa and Kingston, covering topics on Canadian history from 1812 to the present.

Kicking off the series on February 7th is well-known journalist, former CBC radio and news host, and Associate Professor at Carleton University, Adrian Harewood, speaking on the historical significance of Black Canadian newspapers and the critical roles they’ve played in the construction of Black communities.

On February 14th, Murney Tower Museum Curator and Manager, Simge Erdogan-O’Connor, will detail the unique history and architecture of the iconic nineteenth-century military fortification, National History Site, and now museum in Kingston. Erdogan-O’Connor is an international museum professional and scholar who specializes in the history of Western museums, contemporary museum practice, and cultural diplomacy; she is currently a Ph.D. Candidate at Queen’s University.

On February 21st, historian and professor at Carleton University, Anne Trepanier, will share illustrative and print representations of Confederation drawn from serious and satirical newspapers of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Canada East, and Canada West before their entry into Confederation in 1867, showcasing how the imagination of Confederation was the result of the tension between the perils of assimilation and that of belonging.

To close out the series, Jake Breadman, Ph.D. student at Queen’s University, will shed an environmental light on the War of 1812, particularly in the Niagara Peninsula, to reveal the interconnections between the conflict, its many participants, and the environment, in his presentation on February 28th.

The lectures will take place in-person at the Brockville Arts Centre Tuesdays 10am-12pm in February. Due to popular demand, all ticket holders will also have virtual access to lecture recordings at the close of the series.

Tickets for the series of four lectures (including access to recordings) are $40 and individual lectures can be purchased at $15 each (plus applicable fees). A special early bird pricing of $35 for the series is available until January 31st, 2023. Tickets can be purchased through the Brockville Arts Centre Box Office (in-person or by phone) with proceeds supporting museum programming.

Additional Details

When:

Lectures take place Tuesday mornings in February, starting at 10am and running until about 12noon. Doors open at 9:30am.

Where:

Lectures take place live at the Brockville Arts Centre. Recordings will be available on-demand to all ticket holders by mid-March for a minimum of 30 days (links to recordings will be emailed to ticket holders in March provided an email address was provided at time of booking). 

How:

Purchase tickets through the Brockville Arts Centre Box Office. Note that series passes can only be purchased in person or by phone.

• Series Pass: $40 + applicable fees (after January 31, 2023)
• Individual tickets (per lecture): $15 + applicable fees

Questions:

Contact Museum Interpretation & Public Program Coordinator, Alice, at 613-342-4397 ext 6225