Join Chatham-Kent Victim Services and businesses, organizations, and community members for a fun afternoon of bowling to raise funds to support those impacted by crime and tragedy in Chatham-Kent.

$500 in individual pledges per team of 5 ($100/person). Lane sponsorship available for $250.

Register https://ckvictimservices.com/bowlingthunder or by contacting Jason at jbrown@ckvictimservices.com 

There will be a SILENT AUCTION at the event. Attendance is free!

Sex Dalmatian is an evening-length dance theatre glam drama. It follows a fiercely careerist anthropomorphized talking dog named Sex Dalmatian. Created by the award winning, critically acclaimed Toronto-based absurdist dance company Rock Bottom Movement, the show is built with a strong feminist perspective and a playful tone. Sex Dalmatian places heavy feelings into bizarre containers, shining a humorous light on some of the darker corners of the collective consciousness.

“Rock Bottom Movement and its artistic director, Alyssa Martin, are the quirky weirdos of Toronto’s dance/theatre world that you can’t help but be drawn toward.” – Carly Maga, Toronto Star

“a wonderfully weird breath of fresh air in the current theatre climate.” – Brandon Lorimer, Art Critique

The Anishinaabe of Grassy Narrows are resilient. They are stitching their fractured landscapes back together from the impact of mercury poisoning. Using dance, movement, sound, and storytelling, the Dora-award winning Waawaate Fobister embodies Omaagomaan, a two-spirit being, and a manifestation of the earth and man-made poisons that have seeped into the earth’s crust. A fierce shape-shifter inspired by Anishinaabeg worldview and cosmologies, Omaagomaan forces us to reckon with the ways the maanaadizi (ugly) and the onishishin (beautiful) collide.

February 21, 2023 5:30pm - 7:00pm (Via ZOOM)
Board Governance Essentials: Holding Productive & Compliant
Meetings - Heather Johnson, CVA
Meetings are a place to give and get information, to solve problems,
and resolve conflicts. In this workshop, learn how to hold effective
meetings, learn how to build strategic agendas, and appreciate the
role of bylaws and policies as part of holding productive and compliant
meetings.

February 7, 2023 5:30pm - 7:00pm (Via ZOOM)
Board Governance Essentials: NonProfit Board Primer
Board members set direction and provide the vision, leadership, and
accountability to ensure their organization's mandate is met. This
training session is designed for new Board members and covers the
purpose of boards, what they do and don't do, legal obligations,
liability, and fiduciary duty

Registration at cdhalton.ca/events. Any questions? Call 1 (855) 395-8807 ex. 2 or email hejohnson@cdhalton.ca

February 1, 2023 1:00pm - 2:30pm (Via ZOOM)
100 Common Questions about ONCA - Benjamin Miller, NonProfit
Law Ontario
On October 19th, 2021, Ontario’s Not-for-Profit Corporations Act was
proclaimed. Since then, CLEO, in partnership with networks, umbrella
groups, and funders across the province, has delivered dozens of
workshops and answered hundreds of questions from nonprofits. We
have compiled the most frequently asked questions into a database,
and we want to share what we have learned!

Registration at cdhalton.ca/events. Any questions? Call 855 395-8807 ex. 2 or email hejohnson@cdhalton.ca

The Seeds of Vandana Shiva tells the remarkable life story of Gandhian eco-activist Dr. Vandana Shiva, how nshe stood up to the Corporate Goliaths of industrial agriculture.  She rose to promanance in the regenerative food movement, and inspired an international crusade for change.2021.

Presented at the John Elliott Theatre in Georgetown on January 25, 2023 at 7:00pm.

Tickets are $10 adults, $5 students.

https://www.haltonhillsnature.com/ecofilms

This January/February you have the exciting opportunity to attend the Peterborough Theatre Guild’s production of The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller.  A 1953 Tony award-winning best play; an ode to courage and conscience; a rebuke of lying and tyranny; a tender love story; a cautionary tale.

Miller, one of America’s most celebrated playwrights, used the historical Salem, Massachusetts’ witch trials as an analogy for the political turmoil of his time, when the House Un-American Activities Committee held its infamous Communist “witch” hunts.  However, this compelling drama still resonates in our social/political climate today.  Bringing it closer to our time, you will see it set in the 1930’s on the Guild’s stage. 

The Crucible is directed by Jane Werger, produced by Linda Conway and Elaine Orgill, and brought to life by an 18-member cast. Show dates are Jan. 20, 21, 22M / 26, 27, 28, 29M / Feb. 2, 3, 4. Tickets are available on line -peterboroughtheatreguild.com - or by calling the box office ( 705 745-4211).

The 23rd. Annual Trivia Evening is an evening of entertainment and fun in support of Nuagara Falls Community Programs such as Project Share, Breakfast Program, GROW, Niagara Hospitals, Wellspring, Pathstone Mental Health, local student awards and scholarships as well as International Rotary projects.   There will be a $!000.00 First place Cash Prize, a 50/50 Draw, Live Auctions, a Great Raffle and Door Prizes.    Pizza and snacks will be provided and Teams will consist of 8 persons at $40.00 per person.   Seating is limited so GET YOUR TICKETS NOW  !!