Enjoy blue and green outdoor lighting displays as buildings and landmarks across Ontario are lit in blue and green to celebrate Community Living Month on Monday, May 8, 2023!

Take a self-guided tour of lighting displays at these Huntsville locations, starting at dusk:

• Huntsville Civic Square, 37 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario
• Community Living Huntsville Administrative Offices, 99 West Road, Huntsville, Ontario

Feel free to snap a photo and post it to social media with the hashtags #CLHuntsville #CLMonth2023 and #ShineALightOnCL

Everyone welcome! Join Community Living Huntsville as the Town of Huntsville raises the Community Living flag at town hall, 37 Main St E, on Monday, May 1, at 10:00 AM in honour of Community Living Month! Speakers, refreshments and more. Info: www.clhuntsville.ca

New name… same incredible book sale! Join us for Canada’s best used book sale June 6-11! 100,000+ titles. Fiction, non-fiction, puzzles, games, music and more! Most titles $3.  

Tuesday, June 6 – 4pm-9pm (Pre-Sale – $10 admission) 
Wednesday, June 7 – 10am-9pm 
Thursday, June 8 – 10am-9pm (Daily special: Buy 2 CDs/DVDs, get 1 free!) 
Friday, June 9 – 10am-9pm (Daily special: Children/youth titles – Buy 2, get 1 free!) 
Saturday, June 10 – 9am-5pm (Daily special: Hardcovers – Buy 2, get 1 free!) 
Sunday, June 11 – 9am-5pm (Bag Day – Fill a bag for $5 or 3 bags for $10) 

Visit birchway.ca/bookriot for more info. Proceeds support local domestic violence services offered by Birchway Niagara.

Trinity's Coffee House / Folk night is back!!! 
Live Acoustic Music
​– Saturday, May 6th at 7:00 pm in Trinity Hall -
For more information call Chuck: 705-571-1229. 
The cost is $10 per person or $15 per couple. 

Ladies Guild Garage & Bake Sale @ Trinity Anglican Church in Sarnia

1194 Murphy Rd. (Beside Tim Hortons) 

Saturday, May 27th 9am-1pm

Lots of items - baked goods, books, jewelry, local artisans, and lots more!

For more info or to book a table

519-542-9261 or trinity@trinitysarnia.org

Come and join Rainbow 101 in conjunction with Trinity United Church, Smiths Falls in welcoming Francois Zarraga

aka Miss Cleo Longaria and Kitigan Zibi Anishinaabe Algonquin Elder 2S

Francois Zarraga was born in Madrid Spain in 1960. Francois was brought up in residential schools for the aboriginal community in Montréal throughout the 60’s. Francois was removed from residential school at age 9 by his father and then moved to Ottawa and Aylmer Québec.

Francois as been in touch with the Algonquin nation since discovering the identity of his mother, she was born in Maniwaki Quebec in the Algonquin reserved called Kitigan Zibi Anishabe reservation.

Francois was blessed as an Elder for the Two Spirit community first of all from Duck Lake Saskatchewan and then Kitigan ZIbi. Francois has been teaching about Two Spirit leaders in many communities across Canada.

Francois has been going to schools across Quebec teaching native culture and its ancestry and the way teaching was done on reserves for the Elders.

There will be a potluck dinner before the presentation, please bring a dish of your choice. Not coming for the potluck, no problem, the presentation will start at 7pm.

Presented by KPP Concerts: Birds of Bellwoods and The Royal Foundry will be playing at The Mansion on Friday, April 28, 2023

Registration now open! The Kingston School of Art and Window Art Gallery offers a number of youth and adult classes.

On Wednesday, June 7 at 7:00 pm, Kingston Writers Fest cordially invites you to their exclusive Garden Party Soirée… with a taste of murder! Venue: The Broom Factory, 305 Rideau Street.

April is #Jazz Appreciation Month. Downtown Kingston is jam-packed with all that jazz. Some of your favourite local businesses will be hosting jazz performances you won't want to miss.