Set in the late 1800's, this witty and fun comedy centres around Sir Robert Chiltern who ejoys the reputation of being one of the only honest men in politics...until an unwelcome visitor threatens to reveal the secret that could destroy his career. Oscar Wilde's scintillating drawing-room comedy is wise, well constructed, and deepy satisfying.

Learn how to download Libby/OverDrive library eBooks on your Nook or Kobo eReader. 

To register, call 613-968-6731 x2037, email infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca, or visit the Information Services desk.
 

Coffee, Conversations & Connections: Coffee Break with the Alzheimer Society

Join us on Fridays in January (Jan 6, 13, 20, 27) from 10:30-11:30 a in the 2nd floor Board Room at Belleville Public Library. Each week staff from the Alzheimer Society of Hastings - Prince Edward  will be at the Library to deliver a presentation and be available to chat and connect with you. 

Friday January 6
Learn how our brains work and in relation to dementia, risks, and the services the Alzheimer Society offers in the community. 

Friday January 13
Learn about Dementia Friendly Communities: A place where people leaving with dementia are understood and respected, supports and included, living healthy active lives, contributing to society in ways that are meaningful. 

Friday January 20
Learn how to help someone who is lost or confused, what to look for, what to say, and what to do. 

Friday January 27
Learn tips to help you keep your brain healthy and reduce the risk of dementia. 

To register, please call the library at 613-968-6731 x 2037 or email us at infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca.

You don’t have to be quiet as a “Church mouse” at this Event!

Ottawa Valley faithful are encouraged to giggle till it hurts.

 Funny in a Good Way (FIAGW) takes over Festival Hall to offer up a praise and worship event that is definitely not your typical church inspired event. At this event, you are encouraged to be anything but quiet as a church mouse, in fact it is pretty much guaranteed that you will be singing and laughing at volumes that you haven’t experienced in a while.  

Funny in a Good way is pleased to be bringing in award winning comedian, Andy Beningo as the headline comedy act for the evening. Andy is a veteran performer who has been featured on Dry Bar Comedy, CMT and Focus on the Family’s – Fun & Faith - Date Night Comedy Tour and a host of others. Drawing on his family relationships as the foundation for his act, Andy gives the quote that “I don’t get laughs, I give laughs. If you can make people laugh and happy for a bit, that’s a really special thing”. 

For complete ticket details or to purchase online visit Funnyinagoodway.ca. To purchase them directly visit one of our generous supporters - Alterna Savings - 60 Pembroke St. E, The BOP SHOP - 1352, Pembroke St. W, The Grind Pembroke - 273 Victoria St., St. Luke’s Anglican Church - 307 Julien St., the Diocese of Pembroke – 190 Renfrew St.  Advance tickets are $20 with the price moving to $25 at the door.

There still exists opportunities for organizations and businesses to partner with the mission and interested parties are invited to contact Michael Gulliver at 613-401-5524 or via email at funnyinagoodway@outlook.com.

For Further information

Contact:

Funny in a Good Way Inc.

Managing Director - Michael Gulliver

613-401-5524

Funnyinagoodway@outlook.com

www.funnyinagoodway.ca

Renfrew Legion Annual New Year's Day Levee, from 1-6pm, doors open at 12:30. Entertainment by Rick King & the Ottawa Valley Country Hall of Famers. $5 cover charge at door, light lunch served. To donate to lunch, please call 613-432-0115.

Friday, December 30, 7pm - Renfrew Legion is hosting a fun darts night, registration from 6pm to 6:45, with play at 7pm. $5 registration fee. "Battle of the Sexes" men v. women fun night. Come out for a fun night of darts and meet some new people! Contact Greg Walbeck at 613-432-4246 for further information.

Enjoy listening to and singing Christmas music played by organist Dr. Wayne Carroll of St. Thomas, ON accompanied by a 7-piece string ensemble.  Casual come-and-go format.  Stay for the entire concert, or just your favourite Christmas carol.  Bring your lunch and eat while you enjoy listening. Sponsored by the Chatham Centre of the Royal Canadian College of Organists and Holy Trinity-St. Paul's Anglican Church.

Enjoy networking, prizes, personal charcuteries, and unique performance workshop featuring Samantha Marchionda. Sharing her personal story of mental illness, alcohol addiction and recovery, through storytelling and song, Samantha is fueled by connecting with audiences in the hope of inspiring and helping others along the way.

Everyone is invited to join in this fundraiser to benefit CMHA Niagara who provides timely access to urgent, preventative and crisis intervention mental health and addiction programs.

Join us in the slightly spooky, candlelit interior of The Spire for a reading of Dickens' famous ghost story: A Christmas Carol. Sunday, Dec. 18, 7:30 p.m. No ticket required. Admission by donation. Hot cider and cookies at the intermission. The Spire, 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston.