Jackpots of $100 & $200
$20 cash at the door
Everyone Welcome
Bring your own dabbers
Get ready to move, groove and have a blast at our Friday Night Line Dance Frenzy. Join Tracey Robertson for an evening of popular line dances, with fun upbeat music across various styles including country, pop & more. Open for all dance levels, non-members welcome, age of majority event.
$10 cash at door, 50/50, cash bar. Doors open 6:30pm
Spaghetti with meat or veggie sauce
Caesar salad
Garlic Bread
Dessert
Tea/ coffee $15
September 29, 2025 - 2pm-3:30pm
Lambton Branch Ontario Ancestors
Drop-In & Chat - Zoom Webinar
with Lambton Branch members.
Ask questions about Lambton County genealogy &
family history research. Get help with your obstacles,
share discoveries or just listen to the conversation.
ONLINE ONLY register for Zoom Meeting at lambton.ogs.on.ca
Meetings are free and open to the public – all welcome.
For more information email lambton@ogs.on.ca
Welcome to our Rejuvenation Meeting !
ZOOM (6:45 pm - 8:30 pm.) Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
It's that time of year to learn & grow! Join us in a supportive space where breakthroughs happen and your potential shines.
Learn new leadership skills ! Speak with confidence and ease ! Become a more effective listener !
Communicate more effectively in your business and personal life !
Contact Nbtoast5@gmail.com for your ZOOM link or more information .
J.P. returns to North Bay for an intimate solo show. He was last in North Bay for the East Coast Kitchen Party performance with Jimmy Rankin and Catherine MacLellan but he left the audience wanting more so I am thrilled to have J.P. Cormier back to open the 2025/2026 East Coaster Studios Concert Series – East to West.
The show is being held at one of North Bay’s premier facilities, The Grande Event Centre. Doors open at five with food and drinks available for purchase before the show. A special event menu will be available for dinner and the bar will be open before the show and during intermission. Doors open at 5 P.M. and the show starts at 7 P.M.
J.P. Cormier is a gifted multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter who has released more than a dozen records including two career retrospectives. J.P.’s impressive body of work has earned him a vast and loyal fan base and multiple award nominations and wins, including 14 East Coast Music Awards, Canadian Folk Music Award, five Music Nova Scotia Awards, Juno nominations, commendations from the Governor General of Canada and Premier of Nova Scotia. His 2015 album, The Chance, was nominated for a Juno award in the Traditional Roots Album of the Year category while his 2018 release with Dave Gunning, Gunning & Cormier – Two, won a 2019 East Coast Music Award.
His album, Another Morning, propelled him to singer-songwriter stardom on the East Coast. Some of the performances on that album inspired some of the biggest names in East Coast music; Dave Gunning, Matt Andersen, David Myles, and Joel Plaskett. When North Bay resident, Connor Carruthers, met J.P. for the first time when he was five years old he told J.P. his favourite song was The Molly May.
“…one of the most important guitar players of his generation.”
-Chet Atkins
A fun evening of Food and Wine / Beer / Cocktail tasting while listeninig and dancing to live music of The Figure Four, silent and live auction. This year it's the 70's theme - enter the best costume contest for a prize. Tickets are $110 per person and includes all food and drinks and entertainment. Tickets on sale at https://www.wellsofhope.com/home2/
Witness Frankie on their journey towards connecting with queer, trans, and disabled lineages through the murkiness of disembodiment. Carolyn, a curious, awe-filled 11-year-old, and Francis, a wise, mysterious figure, comfort Frankie as they navigate a dangerous and dismissive healthcare system. Faced with their mortality, Frankie reflects on the numbness they want to shed and the connectedness they long for. Moving from disconnection towards embodiment and a reignited relationship with the land they’re on, Frankie begins to remember how to be present again, as they start to uncover the threads that tie them to their queer, trans, and disabled ancestors.
Accessibility Information:
All shoWs are relaxed performances and low-vision friendly. Masks required and provided.
ASL interpreting will be provided for the Sept 24 and 26 shows, and all shows are Low Vision Friendly using integrated description (meaning most visual information is integrated into the auditory elements of the show). Pre-show touch tours and a pre-show audio track that describes quiet moments in the show are available to low-vision audience members. Please contact frankiemcgee0@gmail.com to access them.
Artist Statement:
I began this project in 2021, wanting to explore queer, trans, and disabled community lineages, and how to connect with histories that have been erased, while being immersed in a world that has been shaped by those histories. Since then, animosity towards queer, trans, and disabled people has only grown, evident in social and legislative changes directly targeting these groups’ rights. We’re seeing public displays against queer cultural expression, increased power of the state to end marginalized disabled people’s lives and limit social supports, and expansions to carceral systems. In this terrifying climate, it feels ever more important to root ourselves in queer, trans, & disabled lineages.
There is so much love and fight in these lineages, and their histories have been so intentionally erased. Queer, trans, and disabled people have always existed, in quiet and visible ways, even when we haven’t been given space to do so. weaving creek stones is my grief-and-love-filled effort to reach for the ancestors I am connected to through queer and disabled community, and break through the disembodiment perpetuated by the systems we live under. I hope this show inspires audiences to connect to their own inner knowing, and the wisdom we each hold in all the different versions of ourselves.
St. Vincent de Paul Kingsville pantry is running low on non-perishable food. Help us gather the necessary goods to fill our family food boxes with shelf-stable food items such as canned protein, peanut butter, noodles, rice, and other non-perishables. THANKS for GIVING food to ensure that any individual or family can receive the proper nutrition and variety of food they deserve!!!
Vintage Film Festival
“Family Dynamics”
The 32nd Vintage Film Festival presents a weekend’s worth of movies centered around the theme of Family Dynamics (or: “If you knew my family, you would understand”).
This unusually light-hearted program will include no less than five great comedies from the Thirties, Forties, Fifties and Sixties, two silent comedies, and two ultra-popular musicals (Mary Poppins and Meet Me in St. Louis!) — plus a unique thriller, a sensational gangster film, a remarkable cult classic, and an undisputed member of the “greatest films of all time” club.
Experience live piano accompaniment for our silent films, Buster Keaton’s Our Hospitality and Yasujirō Ozu’s I Was Born, But…, by VFF favourite Jordan Klapman. And the Festival experience also includes the Sunday lunchtime film talk (an on-stage interview with production designer Seamus Flannery), new merchandise and movie banners, the silent auction, free admission for young people 25 and under, and free popcorn all weekend!
