Spaghetti, Penne, Homemade Meatballs, Sausage, Salad, Coffee and Tea, Adults and takeout $10.00, Children 5-12 $5.00, under 5 free
32 Years of Exceptional Choices at the Christmas in the Valley Show
Are you looking for gifts with ordinality, quality and locally made? Then forgo the gift cards, big box stores and stressful malls. Make your first holiday shopping destination the popular Christmas in the Valley Artisan Show where a juried selection of 30 artisans, crafters and bakers will be presenting their original creations in a relaxed, friendly and festive atmosphere this November 2 & 3, 10-4pm at the Almonte Community Centre & Arena Upper Hall, 182 Bridge Street. Information at www.valleyartisanshow.blogspot.ca
On Saturday, October 5, 2019, at West St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church (42 Pelham Rd) from 10am- 2pm with gently used clothing, attic treasures and more.
Northumberland Learning Connection’s Fall 2019 series, AI + U, an exploration of the ethical and political issues surrounding Artificial Intelligence, runs from October 24 to November 29. Nine speakers, beginning with Ira Basen, CBC broadcaster, will look at how the world will work when robots make our decisions, manage our health care, manipulate our elections, and where our personal data is sold to the highest bidder. The series is followed up with a special interactive session hosted by CIFAR, Canada’s Global Science Think Tank.
Six Thursday evenings: October 24, 2019; October 31; November 7; November 14; November 21; and November 28, from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. at the Columbus Community Centre, 232 Spencer Street East, Cobourg.
Six Friday morning sessions: October 25; November 1; November 8; November 15; November 22 and November 29, from 10 am - 12 noon. (Note Friday, November 15, begins at 9.30 am.) Friday mornings are held at the Port Hope Knights of Columbus Hall.
For more information on speakers, topics, locations, times and tickets, visit: www.connectnlc.ca
Join us to celebrate Seniors' Day and our AGM . Speaker will be from Rexall, one of our affinity sponsors- talking about CARP discounts, flu campaign, and seniors programs. We will have special cake and Mayor Mitch Panciuk will raise our flag at 4pm
The Dreamboats, consisting of 4 young men, will sing songs from 1955 to 1965 at the Joshua Bates Centre, 1 Main St, Athens on Oct 18/19 starting at 7pm. Doors open 6:30pm. Their aim is to bring back memories for those who enjoyed this music as teens and to gain a whole new generation of fans for rock n roll. Tickets are $30. Available at Athens Municipal Office, Serendipity Hair Salon, from Diane at 613 924 1947 or online at www.joshuabatescentre.com. Come to Athens early and have supper at J J's Country Diner or Main Street Pizza.
Written by Robert Chafe, this almost forgotten story of a Canadian hero tells of duty, courage, love and change. It’s based on the life of a young British nurse, Myra Grimsley, who in 1921 signed on for two years to serve as the sole health care provider for 300 miles of the sparsely settled coast of Newfoundland — and stayed for seventy, raising a family and being honoured by her country. Directed by Ian C. Feltham, the play runs from January 30 to February 15 at the Pinnacle Playhouse. 8:00pm on select evenings and 2:00pm on Sundays. Adults $20, Seniors $18, Students $10. For tickets visit www.bellevilletheatreguild.ca or call 613-967-1442.
Dancing to the music of DJ Francis.
$10/person includes coffee,tea & light snacks
Dancing to the music of DJ Francis
$10/person includes coffee,tea & light snacks
