6pm - 8pm at City Hall (200 McIntyre St. E)
Live Entertainment by "Maple Hill Project"
Merchandise and information provided by P.L.A.Y.S.
Free popcorn provided by Carry-All Home Building Centre - Seymour St.
Come on out and join us at Branch 12 for our Wing Wednesday.
2lbs of wings for $12. Everyone is welcome from 3pm to 7pm at 2090 Brant Street.
Full menu is available.
One Kids Place - Autism Ontario North East Chapter (400 McKeown St. E)
A Celebration of Autism - Performances, speakers, giveaways, snacks & more!
5pm-7pm (Doors Open at 4:30pm)
Free for children with ASD and their families
Registration is required.
Ask the Panel of Autism Experts at 6pm - Parents and Professionals can ask questions and hear personal accounts from people living with ASD.
Grab a partner and come on out on Saturday nights & dance to the awesome sounds of Windsor's own "BRAND X" from 8:30-close. Meet new people and lots of old friends. A fun night for all.
Come on out and try our Toonie Tuesday. Burgers, Hotdogs and fries $2.00 each.
Where can you go for pricing like this from 4pm to 7pm at 2090 Brant Street. All welcome.
You’re invited to join us for a service of Christian unity where Christ is exalted.
Good Friday Gathering 2019
Good Friday, April 19, 2019
10:30am
Capitol Centre, 150 Main St. E., North Bay, ON. P1B 1A8
Free Tickets Available at KFM Radio (Northgate Shopping Centre, Suite 207A) or through any sponsoring church:
Bethel Gospel Chapel,
Calvary North Bay,
First Baptist Church,
Gateway Church,
Lakeshore Missionary Church,
Laurentian Wesleyan Church,
Salvation Army North Bay,
St. Brice’s Anglican Church,
The Harbour Church.
April 2nd - Flag Raising
Start Time 10am at City Hall (200 McIntyre St. E)
Speakers and Honorary Ceremony with our families and local service providers.
NORTH BAY – Experience Near North Voices “Up Close and Personal”, April 6
Near North Voices – North Bay’s University-Community Choir is undertaking an adventure in democratic concert programming. For Near North Voices: Up Close and Personal, half of the concert will showcase choristers performing their favourite music in solos, duets, trios and small ensembles, with all of that music selected and prepared by the choristers themselves.
While many community ensembles have repertoire committees that select or advise on repertoire, this concert is an exploration of philosophical and methodological approaches to devolved musical decision making that move the locus of planning and problem-solving from the Artistic Director direct to individual members. This is one more step in Near North Voices’ efforts to engage its members as active, independently functioning musicians who, rather than being technicians of the conductor’s musical will, become active collaborators in musical performance.
The audience will be treated to a smorgasbord of styles and genres, including musical theatre, Classical and Romantic art song, opera and operetta, contemporary country music, musical comedy, international folk songs, and classic rock-pop. The other half of the concert will feature the full choir, as well as its Men’s and Women’s Ensembles, performing an eclectic mix of choral works with their usual flair.
Near North Voices: Up Close and Personal will take place on Saturday April 6, 2019, 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s United Church, 399 Cassells St., North Bay. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for post-secondary students, and are available at The Farm and Creative Learning on Main St. and at the door. For further information, go to our website www.nearnorthvoices.com.
Calling all gardeners and green thumbs! Mark Saturday, May 4 on your calendar for the City of Windsor Annual Plant Sale that will take place at the Lanspeary Park Greenhouse located on Giles Boulevard at Langlois Avenue.
From 8am to 2pm, volunteers from Parks and Recreation will be on hand offering more than 100 different types of perennials, plus herbs and grasses, trees and shrubs for purchase. Come on out rain or shine!
Please note, only cash or cheques are accepted, as there are no credit or debit machines on site. Proceeds from the sale will continue to fund the Paul Martin Garden at Willistead Park.
For more details on the sale, watch our video with Horticulture Manger, Wanda Letourneau or visit our website citywindsor.ca or call 311.
