There will be a Musical Adventure Friday, November 8 at 7 p.m. at St. John's Anglican Church, 301 Main St. E

Tickets are $10/each

There will be everything from classical and contemporary to country and folk.

Hannah Shira Naiman, an Appalachian fiddler and banjo player and 2017 Canadian Folk Music Award winner as Traditional Singer of the Year and Dave Merleau, radio host and producer, and guitarist, play old-time traditional music.

Heartbeat Quartet, with their four-part a capella harmony, are John Holland, tenor, Gerry Foster, lead, Barry Lajeunesse, baritone and Chuck Buttigieg, bass.

Dominique Etheir, soprano soloist and Sharon Paris, accompanist will perform Andrew Lloyd Webver Broadway show favourits from Jesus Christ Superstar, Les Miserables, Cats and Phantom of the Opera.

Time After Time, a four-piece harmony-centered retro/eclectic band is Cheryl Gould on keyboard, Guy Daigle on bass, Murrya Hale on mandolin and Tom Zink on quitar.

Jason Brock, Chapman Stick Touch-board Artist, will play his ethereal, enchanting music as a prelude to the evening's program.

A new set of music classes at the Library!
?Baby Music Time with Laura's Music Studio at the Library!
Tuesdays at 11:15 am - Nov. 12, 19, 26 & Dec. 3rd.
Musical stories, songs, puppets and more!
Registration is Required. $16.00 for 4 classes.

Saturday Nov. 16, Vendor - Craft  Show at Wyoming Legion from 9-2. Wide variety of gifts and products available.  Lunch available from 11-1. Hosted by Wyoming Legion Ladies Auxiliary

Naomi O'Brien has an extensive 22 year career supporting seniors and caregivers both internationally and across Niagara. She will share strategies on how to practice 
emotional hygiene as well as build on your understanding of effective self-care and coping strategies. Her dynamic and highly engaging style will help you recognize the 
difference between 'burn out' and compassion fatigue, and what resources you can pack into your “tool-kit” to ensure you can continue making the rest of your life, the best of your life!

Melos presents "In Dulci Jubilo - German Advent and Christmas Music, 12-18 centuries". Melos offers another stellar Advent program with an exultant Christmas finish. Hear Germany's rich seasonal legacy, including Medieval chants, familiar carols, and music of Schutz, Praetorius, and Bach. 

The concert will take place at St. George's Cathedral, 270 King Street East, at 7:30 pm on Friday December 6th, 2019. Tickets ($25, $10 for students) are available through kingston.snapd.com, at St. George's Cathedral Office and at Novel Idea. For more information please visit www.melos-earlymusic.org, email meloskingston@gmail.com, or phone 613-767-7245.

Sunday November 24 , 1:00 pm /5:00 pm . K of C Hall, 20 Dupuis St ,Tilbury  House back up band  TRAVLIN’ Admission $5.00 for the public, Musicians free

Play , Sing, Dance, or just listen . Food available for purchase . Hope you can come out