Thursdays10:15 in July. Gentle moves from Tai Chi, Yoga, and cardio aerobics to build strength and balance can be done seated or standing. Meet at covered picnic area near band shell at west end of Canatara beach parking lot. Free program sponsored by VON-SMART.
Mondays in July at 10:15. Gentle on joints moves to build endurance, strength, and flexibility done seated or standing. Meet at covered picnic area near Band Shell at west end of Canatara beach parking lot. Free program sponsored by VON-SMART.
QUILT RAFFLE
Have you ever wanted a one-of-a-kind quilt? Well here is your chance!!
This STUNNING handmade quilt was designed by our fair exhibitors. The quilt was created from last year's exhibitor's quilt blocks. The theme was 'Wild Animals of Ontario' and wasn't that captured in perfection?!
With tickets selling for just $2 for 1 ticket, or $5 for 3 tickets, how can you pass on this opportunity?! All proceeds will be donated to our Barn of Learning and our Youth Programs at the 168th Spencerville Fair!
You can purchase your tickets from any of our Spencerville Fair, Directors.
If you don't know a director, do not worry! Contact info@spencervillefair.ca and we can hook you up with some tickets!
The lucky winner will be announced, Sunday, September 10th!!
But be sure to get them fast while you can, and help support the fair!
Interested in supplying a block for next year's quilt, our theme is SUNFLOWERS. For all the information, check out 'Fancy Work' in our fairbook or online - https://www.spencervillefair.ca/fancy-work
St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church invites you to a Strawberry Social and Silent Auction on Friday July 7, from 12-3pm. 718 Cathcart Blvd, Sarnia. Cost is $10 per person. If you wish to bid, please register for auction upon arrival.
The Rotary Club of Gravenhurst is offering bursaries to Gravenhurst residents attending university, college or post secondary School education leading to a certificate. The bursary is based on financial need. Applications are due June 30, and can be found on www.bursaryfund.ca.
Summer Day Camp for ages 4-12
Riverview Park and Zoo, Water Street, Ptbo
8:30 am - 4:00 pm, $50/day
July 10-14: ECO-ART CAMP
We will make art with natural, recycled, and discarded materials. We'll make observations of the natural world and contemplate conservation.
July 24-28: LITTLE NATURALISTS CAMP
The zoo is full of peaceful, natural spaces in which we will sketch, paint, colour, and collage.
July 31-Aug 4: SCIENCE AND ART CAMP
Experiments, exploration, explosions, oh, my. Making stuff and getting messy.
Aug 14-18: ANIMALIA CAMP
Art, games, exhibits, books, and experiments about animals at home and around the world.
Each day will include free play, stories, animal visits, playground time, and the splash pad.
About KidzFirst:
Cheri Patrick-Wilson started KidzFirst in 2004 to help families and communities raise healthy kidz. Cheri is a Registered Early Childhood Educator for Trillium Lakelands District School Board and has over 35 years experience caring for and instructing children of all ages at the Art Gallery of Peterborough, Peterborough Museum and Archives, licensed childcare, and more.
Laurel Paluck is an Artist-Educator running Ludmila Gallery and offering art and theatre experiences for children for more than ten years.
The exhibits, washrooms, and playgrounds are accessible. However, an accompanying adult may be requested to accommodate kidz with certain needs. Group size will be limited and adult:child ratio will be 1:10 or better.
To celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, the Museum will be opening two new art installations created by Indigenous artists Tracey-May Chambers and Nadya Kwandibens. These pieces will be on display through the summer in both our courtyard and lobby.
#hopeandhealingcanada, by Métis-settler visual artist Tracey-Mae Chambers, features textile pieces constructed of red wool, silk and cotton yarn. Similar displays have been created at over 100 residential school historical sites, museums, art galleries and other public spaces.
The Red Chair Sessions, by Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist Nadya Kwandibens, is an ongoing ongoing portraiture series that places importance on the acknowledgement and reclamation of Indigenous lands and the revitalization of Indigenous languages. The colour red represents Indigenous Peoples on the Medicine Wheel and, in this series, signifies Indigenous Peoples’ inherent connection to the land and to ancestral bloodlines. This series ultimately disrupts colonial narratives, centers Indigenous Peoples who have been here since time immemorial, and reminds us that we are all guests on Indigenous land.
Niagara Falls History Museum
5810 Ferry Street
Niagara Falls, ON
Join the Active Lifestyle Centre on June 30th from 11-2pm for their BBQ Fundraiser. They will have Hotdogs, Hamburgers with drinks and chips!
