Community Event - Peterborough/Lindsay - "Welcome Winter"

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The BonaCHORDS and Jubilaires will present “Welcome Winter”, a musical concert highlighting seasonal tunes.

Please join the choristers on Sunday, December 4, 2022, at 2:30 at Murray Street Baptist Church in Peterborough, for an enjoyable afternoon of song.

Tickets can be purchased from the singers or at the door for $25.  Children under the age of 12 are admitted free.

Murray Street Baptist Church
175 Murray Street
K9H 2S7
Peterborough, Ontario

Community Event - Windsor/Leamington - "Throw a Strike for the Gift of Life"

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The Katelyn Bedard Bone Marrow Association is hosting Bowling for Bone Marrow "throw a Strike for the Gift of Life". An afternoon filled with family fun for everyone. Located at the Rose Bowl Lanes 2482 Dougall Ave on Saturday November 5. Registration at Noon - Bowling from 1-3pm. Adult and Children's Prizes, Jangles the Clown, Face Painting by Glitterfly Entertainment and much more. Walk-ins Welcome. No Pledge form No Problem - Adults $20. Children 12 and under free. Charitable Tax receipt issued for donations $20 or more. For more information contact 519-564-4119 or info@givemarrow .net   Website www.givemarrow.net

 

Rose Bowl Lanes
2482 Dougall Ave
N8X 1T2
Windsor

Community Event - Muskoka - Haunted Library with Beyond the Veil! | FREE

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Is the Bracebridge Library Haunted? Join local paranormal investigators to find out! Learn about the haunted history of the Library, try out paranormal investigative equipment, and discover what goes on in the Library after dark... Space is limited!

 Haunted Library with Beyond the Veil | FREE PROGRAM!
 Friday, October 28 & November 4 | 7:30 - 9:00 PM
 Spaces are limited | Ages 16 + | RSVP at 705-645-4171

Bracebridge Library
94 Manitoba Street
P1L 2B5
Bracebridge

Community Event - Kingston - Kingston Grandmother Connection MARKET FOR AFRICA

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Kingston Grandmother Connection’s Market for Africa

Our popular Market for Africa returns for in-person shopping. Come to Crossroads United Church on Saturday, November 5 and shop till you drop, through 3 rooms of goods. You will find African crafts and baskets, Christmas crafts, pre-loved jewellery and winter wear, our sewing creations, baking, art and Nature Note Cards, eco products and Sandglass Creations. And stay for our soup luncheon. All for a good cause: funds raised go to the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign, and Help Lesotho, to assist grandmothers in Africa and their families, hard hit by the AIDS pandemic and other challenges.

When: Saturday, November 5, 9am-2pm

Where: Crossroads United Church, 690 Sir John A MacDonald Blvd. (near the Kingston Centre)

Crossroads United Church
690 Sir John A MacDonald Blvd.
K7M 1A2
Kingston

Community Event - Niagara - St.Ann Church Pasta Night Thursday Nov. 3rd

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St. Ann Church Niagara Falls Monthly Pasta Night. Thursday November 3rd 4:30-6:30. Pasta Meatballs Salad Dessert . Adults $12 Children under 10 $6. Takeout Available. 5731 Desson Ave . Niagara Falls. 

St. Ann Church Hall
5731 Desson Ave
L2G 3V3
Niagara Falls

Community Event - Muskoka - Hate Free Muskoka

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Join us for the first Hate Free Muskoka event on November 5, 2022 at the Rene Caisse Theatre in Bracebridge (100 Clearbrook Trail) featuring four leading anti-hate speakers and a panel on Rising Up to the Challenge. Topics include how to be an upstander in our community, the gifts of the Seven Grandfathers, Trans-inclusion, and cultural competency. An afternoon panel entitled "Rising Up to the Challenge" will be presented by the District of Muskoka's IDEA Advisory Group chair and feature prominent members of the public and private sector.

Speakers in the morning include:

Bernie Farber (Human Rights Advocate) - This talk will be a historical journey detailing some of those elements within Canadian society that engage in extremism, bigotry and hatred. The journey ends with methods in which we as citizens can do the right thing and become “Upstanders” in difficult times.

Kelly Brownbill (Indigenous Awareness Educator) - This presentation focuses on the gifts we have as a people and how to utilize them in a modern context. Uplifting and hopeful, it's a broad strokes blueprint for recovering from the past and embracing the future. Equally effective for people of all races and backgrounds, it can be the first brick in a bridge to reform relationships that are in tatters after generations of assimilation policies.

Michelle Emson (Gender Diversity Consultant)- Michelle's presentation will have a particular focus on 2SLGBTQI and specifically Trans inclusion.

The afternoon includes a speaker and panel:

Shelly Skinner (Uplift Black) - With a focus on establishing an environment as a leader that allows the serving community to thrive by creating a space that is healthy, brave and courageous, her talk will focus on cultural competency and awareness as the root of all Diversity, Equality and Inclusion work and how everyone has the ability to become a co-conspirator for systemic change regardless of their position in the community.

Rising Up to the Challenge Panel: A panel featuring Ricky Veerappan, Director of the Respect, Inclusion, Leadership Division of the OPP; Tina Kilboune of the District of Muskoka; Jennifer Johnston, Superintendent of Learning at the Trillium Lakelands District School Board; and Eva Zachary, Executive Director of Muskoka Victim Services. The panel will be moderated by Mark Nakamura, Chair of the District of Muskoka's Inclusion, Diversity, Equality and Anti-racism Advisory Group.

Lunch provided

Coffee, Tea and breakfast snacks will be provided as well as lunch. Registration is welcome but not necessary.

Families with children of all ages and abilities are welcome to attend the event. Accessible washrooms are available. A break out/quiet room will be available for those who need a safe space during the day.

Free Shuttle Details

A shuttle bus is offered free of charge leaving in the morning and afternoon from Huntsville and Gravenhurst. The Huntsville bus departs from beside the Pharmasave (29 Main Street East) at 8:15 am and 1:00 pm and the Gravenhurst bus departs from the Shopper's Drug Mart (511 Muskoka Road South) on the same schedule. Return trips will be made at the end of the day and at lunch break for those who are unavailable to stay the whole day.

Rene Caisse Theatre
100 Clearbrook Trail
P1L 1W9
Bracebridge

Public Notices/Announcements - Niagara - Bee Gees Now Wednesday November 2nd!

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Direct from Florida the Florida Bee Gees perform all the hits.  Club Roma on November 2nd at 7:30 p.m  Net proceeds to St. John Ukrainian Catholic Church.  Tickets are $35.00 and available at the church Tuesday to Friday from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m./Semenuk's Esso, Hwy 58 and 20/ www.danitix.com for online.  9053255704 for information

Community Event - Windsor/Leamington - Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Christmas Bazaar

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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church will be holding its Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, November 19, 2022, from 9am to 2pm, in the Church Hall, located at 4401 Mount Royal Drive, Windsor, ON. Items available are handmade quilts, raffle draws, baked good and pies, delicious food available at our Corner Cafe, books and household items. All proceeds are donated to various charities we support!

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Church Hall
4401 Mount Royal Drive
N9G 2C5our
Windsor