Community Event - Sarnia - Sat. Nov. 12 Dunlop Central United Bazaar
Dunlop Central United Church
Christmas Bazaar
Saturday November 12, 2022
9am till noon
757 Rosedale Ave. Sarnia 519-337-3061
Everyone welcome – accessible – free admission
Dunlop Central United Church
Christmas Bazaar
Saturday November 12, 2022
9am till noon
757 Rosedale Ave. Sarnia 519-337-3061
Everyone welcome – accessible – free admission
Drop in and celebrate all things Books Lovers enjoy! There will be Book Prizes, a Guessing Contest, Bookmarks, Book Bags, Authors & more...
We have a special guest appearance at 11:00 am by Lawrie Barton, local author of To Catch a Sunbeam and other poems! Registration Required.
Your Vote... YourTV's Municipal Election Coverage on Election Night, will be live from the studio and hosted by Lindsey Harren & Richard Hughes. Up to the minutes results, along with Information, interviews and more. Join us on Election Night at 8:00pm on October 24th for "Your Vote" on YourTV, exclusively on Cogeco
Cybersecurity: Online Shopping
Just in time for Cyber Monday. Learn from information security specialist Catalin Bobe about how to protect your personal information while shopping online.
Online Shopping is the third of four sessions in a Cybersecurity series. Be sure to also register for the final session on secure mobile technology (Monday, December 5).
These free courses take place in the 3rd floor Meeting Room. Attend one or attend them all!
To register, call (613) 968-6731 x2037 or email infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca.
The monthly meeting of the Peterborough Astronomical Association's (PAA) will take place online November 4th, instead of at our customary location of the Rotary Education Centre/Guest Services Building, Riverview Park Zoo, but instead in your own home. Even Covid-19 and these uncertain times cannot stop the spread of information and knowledge by the members of the PAA. Our work around involves using a platform called Zoom. To participate just make sure that in advance, you opened a (free) Zoom account on whatever iphone or tablet device you wish to participate with and then contact https://www.peterboroughastronomy.com/zoom_register.php for the password and link to our evenings presentations.
Our “Novice Astronomy Classes” are focused on the practical aspects of learning about astronomy. You will be introduced to astronomy related subjects at a very basic level, but in a logical sequence. This month's session is a continuation of our Astronomy Class Series, Lesson 8 in the series, “Constellations”. Constellations represent the cultural and historical record of mankind’s fascination with the night sky. These signposts are written large on in the sky on any cloudless night. Cultures around the globe have found patterns in the stars and have used them to entertain, instruct and navigate. A familiarity with constellations has practical importance for amateur astronomers too. They provide a road map with which to locate objects of interest through binoculars and telescopes. In addition, you will learn why constellations appear and disappear with the changing seasons and when different constellations are best visible. Come join us at the PAA’s next Novice Astronomy Class to learn about the night sky and take your first step in becoming acquainted with astronomy.
If you are even remotely interested, be on-line by 6:00 p.m. to see what you can learn about the Universe around you. The classes will run about 45 minutes each session, before our regular meeting resumes. There’s no obligation to stay for the meeting that follows, but you are more than welcome.
Shortly after 7:00 p.m. there will be a brief meeting. The main presentation for this month will be “The History of the Crebar Observatory”, by club member, Rick Stankiewicz. Come join us in our continuing series of presentations on members personal observatories. Learn how they came to be and what makes them unique. You will learn how this facility has evolved over time and why we are proud to have it in our lineup. We guarantee you will see and learn things you never knew existed. A feast for the eyes and a thirsty mind. The price is right…it costs you nothing but your time.
The Sky This Month will be posted on our club website for all to access. There will also be the usual opportunities to have your questions answered, at no cost. All we ask is that you register in advance at https://www.peterboroughastronomy.com/zoom_register.php This is an all ages meeting and the venue is totally barrier free. Just relax at home and “live and learn” as they say. Also, you don’t need a telescope to participate, but a curious mind helps.
Marking Armistice Day, actor/writer Ryan Kerr takes audiences on a journey through World War 1. Theatre, live music, dance, and projections combine in a truly original and unforgettable multi-media performance. It all comes together in a moving, funny, thought-provoking show that examines the impact of trauma and the struggle to heal.
CONTENT WARNING: Non-graphic reference to sexual assault. Non-graphic descriptions of war-time violence.
MASKS required, & will be provided by The Theatre on King.
Join us on Saturday, November 12 for our annual bazaar. Come early to avoid disappointment. We will have our famous Tourtieres, fruit pies, preserves, frozen cookie dough and an amazing bake table items available for sale. We also have handmade quilts, crafts and sewing items and our wonderful unique gift baskets.
Join us for our Seniors Dinner & Dance every Thursday afternoon between 2 pm & 6 pm. Live music starts at 2 pm with dinner served between 4 till 6 pm. You don't have to be a member to come for a good time at Branch 644.
SYNERGY 150 presents “An Old-Fashioned Christmas” at Camlachie United Church, inviting everyone to join them for a special warm-up for the festive season. This 55-voice community choir will present songs from favourite Christmas movies and shows along with traditional carols, with audience participation invited. Their powerful, emotional, impactful music accompanied by a slide show will bring back fond memories and perhaps create new ones. After the concert, everyone is invited to stroll through the Christmas Village with a light refreshment in hand, where baked goods, crafts and treasures will be on sale, and children can decorate their own gingerbread cookie or listen to a story by the Christmas tree. Children may also enjoy climbing on a hay wagon for a short ride outside, weather permitting. Enjoy our fully accessible fragrance free building!
Fall Metal Rocks is a show and sale sponsored by the Kingston Lapidary and Mineral Club. Held in conjunction with the Potter's Christmas sale, this is an excellent opportunity to shop for handcrafted jewellery, rocks, minerals, home decor and gift items. Admission is free