Kingsville Community Church is hosting a FREE drive-up and take home holiday dinner event, open to all residents in Kingsville, Cottam, Leamington, Harrow, and Essex County. The drive up event will take place on Wednesday December 29, at Kingsville Community Church, located at 1860 Division Road North, in Kingsville.      All are welcome to register to pick up their free holiday meal!  PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Please register by calling 519.733.5691 or go online to www.kingsvillechurch.com and complete the online registration form. Tom Harmon, who has been coordinating this dinner for over 15 years, states that, “There are people in our community who may be alone over the holidays, or who may not be able to afford a holiday dinner. This free turkey dinner with all the trimmings is our way of bringing people together and giving back to our community.”

The NPCA welcomes the community to the 2nd Annual Ball’s Falls Holiday Trail this winter season, open now until January 9, 5-10 p.m. The Holiday Trail is an evening trail walk experience featuring a 1.5 km (round trip) illuminated path through natural areas along the Niagara Escarpment and Twenty Mile Creek and the 1800s heritage village of Glen Elgin at Ball’s Falls Conservation Area. Families can play winter scavenger hunt games, arts and crafts, enjoy the synthetic skating rink and holiday décor displays, warm up by the campfire, and more.

Weekend programming also features live musical performances by local artists, children’s activities, and entertainment, visit and photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, selfie stations, historical tours, artisan vendors, and local craft food and beverage vendors.

Admission fees apply and reservations are mandatory, available at https://niagara.goingtocamp.com/. In accordance with public health guidelines, all guests 12 and over are required to provide proof of vaccination upon check-in at the Centre for Conservation. Masks are required within all indoor areas, including the Centre for Conservation and Barn.
Holiday Trail will be closed on December 24, 25, 26, and 31. 

Media release: https://npca.ca/newsroom/article/holiday-winter-wonderland-coming-to-balls-falls
Facebook Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/657272045239318

December 10, 2021 – January 27, 2022

Be amazed. Be amazing. Come to our newest exhibition, The Science of Guinness World Records Northern Tour. Discover the world’s greatest record holders and what it took to cement their names in the history books!

All around the world, people are pushing themselves to achieve new and amazing things. From the world’s smallest stop-motion film to the world’s fastest human reflexes, the world is full of fascinating people achieving strange and incredible feats. We’re looking into the science behind these mesmerizing accomplishments with The Science of Guinness World Records Northern Tour exhibition.

Go behind the scenes and see what it takes. Hear the stories of those who set out to break new ground and succeeded. Learn the secrets, then try it yourself. Challenge your friends, your family, for even other visitors!

Set new records. Challenge old ones. Make the history books.

Fame and glory await those with the talent, courage, and tenacity to become #1.

It’s your turn, North Bay. Achieve Amazing.
#AchieveAmazing

The Science of Guinness World Records Northern Tour is a production of:

Something’s cooking…

Dr. Singh is back for a 4th edition of his coveted cooking class!

Biryani!

Wednesday,  December 15th
6:00pm
Registration by Donation

Dr. Singh is matching donations up to $10,000, doubling your impact!
All proceeds are supporting the purchase of state-of-the-art surgical equipment and
the patient clothing cupboard at NBRHC.

Since the launch of his first virtual cooking class in July 2020, more than $47,000 has been raised for our community’s healthcare needs.

Virtually join Dr. Singh in his kitchen as he guides you in preparing another delicious meal for you and your family to enjoy!

What is Biryani?

A mixed rice dish made with Indian spices, rice, and meat usually that of chicken, goat, lamb, prawn, fish. Some varieties may also include eggs or vegetables such as potatoes.