Le Club de l’Age d’Or le Rocher, 337 - 5e Avenue, Shawinigan, secteur Grand-Mère, vous invite vendredi le 22 novembre à la Pétanque Atout à 13 h 30. Bienvenue à tous. Pour information : 819 538-4888.
Le Club de l’Age d’Or le Rocher, 337 - 5e Avenue, Shawinigan, secteur Grand-Mère, vous invite jeudi le 21 novembre au Jeu de Babettes à 13 h 30
Le Club de l’Age d’Or le Rocher, 337 - 5e Avenue, Shawinigan, secteur Grand-Mère, vous invite mardi le 19 novembre au Bingo à 13 h 30.
Pour information : 819 538-4888.
Dans le cadre des 12 jours d'action contre la violence faite aux femmes (25 novembre au 6 décembre) : café rencontre gratuit le 10 décembre de 18 h à 21 h sous le thème «Prévenir le harcèlement ou la violence sur le cellulaire ou sur les médias sociaux», coanimé par le Centre de femmes et le CALACS Entraid'Action. Au 465, 5e rue de la Pointe, bureau 203 à Shawinigan. Inscription requise au 819 537-4277.
A Rose City Christmas Cabaret is Windsor’s premier Holiday Big Band show, taking place at the historic Olde Walkerville Theatre. Last year, the event raised more than $3,600 for Sparky’s Toy Drive Windsor and attracted over 200 attendees.
A collaboration between two of Windsor’s finest young jazz groups – The Coffee House Combo & The Border City Collective – the event features a cash bar, cabaret-style seating, and a diverse program of holiday favourites spanning a variety of genres from big band jazz to Motown and soul.
Mark your calendars! November 30th we are hosting a mindful gifting show at the hall where local artisans in our community will be displaying their lovingly made, one-of-a-kind creations. We will also have Sati Hall Gift Cards available which can be used to attend one of our many workshops. Drop in for a cup of tea and admire the local talent Chatham has to offer, and share these mindful gifts with the special people in your life! We also have yoga and meditation classes throughout the week that are by donation. We would love to welcome you to our beautiful centre!
As part of this year's Miracle in Sandwich, Les Amis Duff-Baby proudly present their annual Noel in the Mansion. Tour Windsor's oldest house, the Duff-Baby Mansion, built in 1798. The event will feature seasonal decorations, a Tea Room [by donation] and free self-guided tours. Tour information will be available in both French and English.
When: Saturday, 7th December
Time: 1-4pm
Where: 221 Mill St., Sandwich
For more information, write lesamisduffbaby@yahoo.ca, call 519-944-4625 or visit our Facebook page: Les Amis Duff-Baby.
Highly informative and interactive half-day dialogue on stopping growing justice gaps in our community. Learn about how cuts to legal aid are impacting local people; discuss what we might do to narrow justice gaps; share ideas about how we can intervene earlier, ensure good legal health, legal literacy and legal empowerment, and help people holistically.
You can register on-line for the forum here: https://exposing-justice-gaps-2019.eventbrite.ca, or you can call Lynda at 613-966-8686, extension 25.
A light lunch and refreshments will be provided.
The clinic's Annual General Meeting will follow at approximately 1:00 p.m.
Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind - If you recognize these songs; Early Morning Rain, Carefree Highway, Steel Rail Blues, For Lovin' Me, Ribbon of Darkness, to name a few, you need to join us for this documentary. There will be complimentary coffee and sweets and Niagara's own Rusty Brown will be entertaining with Lightfoot songs before the movie. With unprecedented access to the artist, the film takes audiences from high school auditoriums in small town Ontario in the 50s to the coffee houses of Yorkville and Greenwich Village in the 60s, through Lightfoot's turbulent, substance-fueled arena shows of the 70s, and finally to the artist in present day.
Doors open at 6:30, the show starts at 7:30. Tickets $10 or 3 pack for $25, available at the door.
The Knox Choir, directed by Ken Hutton, and Thorold Reed Band, directed by Andrew Carruthers, present "Harmony of Spirit", 22nd Annual Benefit Concert in support of the "Out of the Cold" program. Wednesday December 4, 2019 at 7pm. Ease into the season with Christmas music and carol singing--and, after the concert, sample scrumptious desserts donated by local restaurants and businesses. Tickets $10 available at the door. Knox Presbyterian Church, 53 Church Street, 905-641-8868. All proceeds go towards helping the homeless and needy in our community. Thank you for your support!
