Gather your friends, family, and colleagues for this year's Hike for Carpenter Hospice—an inspiring and impactful event.

Whether you are an avid hiker or simply looking for a way to get involved, this event has something for everyone. This year, there will be three route options, including the Hydro Corridor, with the longest route being 5 km. Additionally, there will be face painting, games, snacks, and music. Starbucks will be there to provide delicious morning fuel.

Carpenter Hospice offers compassionate care to individuals and their families facing life-limiting illnesses at no cost. By signing up as an individual or part of a team, you will join a community dedicated to making a difference.

We hope you will participate! Sign up today at www.thecarpenterhospice.com/hike

Sponsorship opportunities still available.

Candra Penny will present "Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes, Tubers".

Q & A, plant identification, refreshments.

Meeting will be held on lower floor; enter by front door on Dominion St.

Under the auspices of Windsor Lodge 403 (https://www.windsorlodge403.com/windsor-lodge), an opportunity is presented to discover the history of Olde Sandwich Town through a guided tour of St. John’s Anglican Church Cemetery - generations of families who built this frontier community along the south shores of the Detroit River.

The FREE - all welcome tour, (compromising of some headstones dating from 1793) is presented by local military historian and author, Gene Lotz pulls back the curtain on the “frontier” settlement of Olde Sandwich Town.

Lotz will touch upon the life and times of distinguished European “gentry”, British loyalists, enterprising merchants and astute politicians; the militia, French explorers, freed Black American refugees, Indigenous peoples and stout-hearted pioneers who settled the land, tilled the fields, and plied their trades, who built their homes, raised their families, practised their faith and contributed to the eco-social vibrancy of this Western District community along the south shores of the Detroit River.

Additionally, this heritage engagement integrates how preservation and conservation are instrumental to fostering the valued elements of our national heritage and Canada’s diverse identity.

Tickets are available for African Women Association of Windsor (AWAW) 2025, 10th Mother’s Day Celebration, Sunday May 18, 2025 (12:00 – 6:00pm) at the Caboto Club; AWAW Cordially Invites The General Public to attend.
On: Sunday: May 18, 2025: 12:00 - 6:00pm 

At: Caboto Club, 2175 Parent Ave, Windsor. 
Entry ticket is $60.00 for adult; $30.00 for children 5 to 12 years. Free for children under 5 years old. There will be Good FOOD, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT, RAFFLE & DOOR PRIZES, FUN (dress for informal African fashion show).. Contact cezeife@uwindsor.ca for tickets.