On Saturday, June 17th, the Peterborough Public Library will launch its TD Summer Reading Program. At that time, our Friends of the Library group will host a Children's Book Sale. The Sale is located at the Library, 345 Aylmer St. N, on the lower level in the FOL Community Room. The Sale takes place from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Lots of titles available for infants through to Young Adults. Cash only - Please bring your own bag

The Multicultural dinner on June 24. A dinner-show that will take you all over the world, without your feet leaving Sarnia.

Can't wait to share dinner with you!

The lobster dinner to be held on June 9 at 5 p.m, is a fundraiser for your french community center, so come in and invite some friends.

The Lambton Works Centre has everything you need to prepare for, find and keep employment.  We partner with local agencies for our Community Corner, allowing us to build a bridge between our clients and community resources that they may not be aware of.  Staff from the WorkPlace Group will be at the Lambton Works Centre from 1:00 till 4:00 on Tuesday, June 20, 2023.  The WokPlace Group has delivered quality employment services throughout the Sarnia-Lambton community since 1976.  They are a complete employment resource centre with services for all job seekers.  They have expert Employment Consultants that support the unique needs of each job seeker.  Drop in to find out more about their programs, services and how they can assist you with your job search!

Staff from the WorkPlace Group will be at the Lambton Works Centre from 1:00 till 4:00 on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.  The WokPlace Group has delivered quality employment services throughout the Sarnia-Lambton community since 1976.  They are a complete employment resource centre with services for all job seekers.  They have expert Employment Consultants that support the unique needs of each job seeker.  Drop in to find out more about their programs, services and how they can assist you with your job search!

Mark you calendar!! The Bracebridge Farmers Market is starting on Saturday June 3rd 8:30am to 1:30pm every week until October 7th at Memorial Park in Bracebridge. We have 55 Full-time and Part-time vendors that are bakers, farmers, artisans and food vendors!! Make our market a weekly destination. Follow us on instagram and Facebook.

The Muskoka Concert Band is welcoming spring this year with “Here Comes the Sun!”, our annual spring concert on Saturday, May 27, 2023 at Trinity United Church in Gravenhurst at 2:00 pm.

The band will feature a variety of music that is sure to delight. You’ll hear several pieces with a spring theme to them including an overture called “Acclamations” by the acclaimed American composer Ed Huckeby and two selections that remind us of the beauty of spring in Muskoka – “Incandescent Sky”, a brand new work by Robert Sheldon, and the hauntingly beautiful “In a Gentle Rain” by Robert W. Smith.

Trumpeter Neil Barlow will be featured on the theme from the Concierto De Aranjuez and, for our big band fans, our principal clarinetist, Kim Barlow, will get your toes tapping with an exciting “Tribute to Artie Shaw”. We’ll round out the program with some musical gems from Carmen and some of the most popular songs from the ‘60s and ‘70s from the musical “Jersey Boys” that tell the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. You might even hear a little music from the Beatles!

Tickets are $20 (children 12 and under are free) and are available in advance through Eventbrite (credit) or via our website at www.muskokaconcertband.ca or at the door (cash only).

Eventbrite for Gravenhurst: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/here-comes-the-sun-mcbs-gravenhurst-spring-concert-tickets-572082763947

Escape for two hours into deep relaxation with a Guided Meditation and the Live Sounds of Singing Bowls and Gongs.

Imagine you are in a hall; an antique hall with beautiful wooden floors and walls, with crystal chandeliers hanging from the vaulted ceilings. In the middle of this room is a large arrangement of over 20 Crystal and Himalayan singing bowls. Around the outside of the room is an arrangement of large gongs and other instruments that are tuned to sing in harmony with the singing bowls. 

Now, imagine you are either laying down on the floor, or sitting in a chair with your eyes closed, somewhere in between the sonic fields of these instruments.

We will begin the evening with a guided meditation to help bring you into a deep relaxed state. This will be followed by an incredible sound journey that will allow you to float away into another world. A conversation between the singing bowls in the center of the hall and the gongs and other instruments around the outer perimeter will take place, played by Brad Fedorchuck, Chris Cole, and Denise & Ivan Blaney. Be prepared to spend 2 hours in a state of peace and harmony all in support of the victims of Russia’s genocidal war on Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!