Michael Vanhevel will be performing at the The Mary Webb Centre For The Arts on October 26. Purchase your tickets in advance to save. 519-358-6455 for tickets or questions.

Canadian Crooner Michael Vanhevel's energy and ability to channel the sound of Elvis or Sinatra, Holly or Orbison, Anka or Vinton, Charles or Checker, is phenomenal and indubitably entertaining. Along with his killer 5 piece band, you might not know what song is next but you know it is going to be mind-blowing good music!

Festival of Golf - Preview Party Hosted by the Children's Treatment Centre and Foundation of Chatham-Kent at Rossini's Restaurant. September 19th, 6-11pm.

The Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation is hosting the 4th Annual Festival of Golf. Returning again this year, is a Preview Night, where guests will enjoy a delicious Hillbilly Hoedown inspired meal and drinks prepared by Rossini's Restaurant, followed by entertainment by local band, Walkin' 47.

$100/ticket l $50 Charitable Receipt

To purchase tickets, please contact:

Jessica Turner, Administrative Assistant

519-354-0520 ext 215

Festival of Golf supports the Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation, helping children in Chatham-Kent with physical, developmental, or communication challenges reach their highest potential.

October 5 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

United Way of Chatham-Kent Community Room, 425 McNaughton Ave West Chatham, Ontario

Donation

Come and watch a movie and have some popcorn with CK Gay Pride Association!

CK Drug Awareness Council Public Screening of "US and Them" October 29th, 7pm at the Chatham Capitol Theatre

FREE Viewing! No tickets needed

US AND THEM TRAILER: https://vimeo.com/175460546

To bring awareness to the issues of homelessness and addictions, Chatham-Kent Drug Awareness Council with funding from the Chatham Kent Community Foundation, presents this screening that was over 10 years in the making.

SYNOPSIS

Filmed over a decade, US AND THEM is a deeply visceral film about transformation through human connection. It all begins when filmmaker Krista Loughton is questioned by addiction expert Dr. Gabor Maté about her need to relieve pain in the world. This takes her back in time when she befriended four chronically homeless people in an effort to help them heal their lives.