Thursday November 29th, 2018 the CP Holiday Train will be rolling back through Belleville for the 20th year! This year will feature performances by Terri Clark, Kelly Prescott and Sierra Noble. Train arrives at Mile 91 CP Tracks at Keegan Parkway at 9am. Cash or healthy food donations are being collected in support of Gleaners Food Bank. Be sure to #CaptureTheSpirit with your photos on social media using #CPHolidayTrain for a chance to win a ride for 4 on the 2019 Holiday Train as well as $1000 for the food bank of your choice.
Holy Trinity Church Hall, 1557 Pelham St. Fonthill. 10am - 2 pm Saturday Oct 27th.
Join us for our Penny Sale plus Baking and Lunch. Draw to take place at 2 pm
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair will be held on April 13, 2019 at Loyalist College. We would like to thank all our sponsors, especially Loyalist College.
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair began in Belleville in 1960 at Moira Secondary school and the following year in 1961 the Rotary Club began its sponsorship. In 1965 a hobby show was added held at the Belleville Armouries when the fair moved there for the extra space. Several years ago the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair move to Loyalist College. Loyalist College provides an excellent site to display and support the science students in our area who wish to present their scientific results to the public and the judges. Top entries were selected to participate in the Canada-wide Science Fair. The Quinte Regional Science Fair began sending students to the Canada-wide Science Fair in 1962, Over the years many entries from our science fair have won national recognition.
Our organization has served and provided a stepping stone for the students in our area to succeed in the area of science. Many students have gone on to careers in science and are now engineers (robotics etc…), professors, doctors, and many other scientific fields. Many have returned to bring their expertise to our science fair as judges.
If you wish to volunteer or have any questions please contact … QRST qrstf@live.com or qrstfscience@gmail.com.. or visit our website at www.qrstf.ca
On Saturday November 17, 2018 from 1 - 3 pm., you can unleash your hidden artistic talents and create a one-of-a-kind Winter Planter to greet your guests! A Northumberland Central Chamber of Commerce event hosted by Barrett's Christmas Tree Farm, 3141 Williamson Road, north of Cobourg. Create a welcoming planter filled with fresh, fragrant greens and decorative twigs harvested from the Farm. There will even be Hot Apple Cider & Cookies to enjoy! Participants are asked to bring gloves and pruners to the farm, and if you have any ornaments that you'd like to incorporate into your display, by all means bring them along as well. Chamber Members $20+HST, Non-Members $25+HST. Details at www.nccofc.ca. Pre-Registration with payment is required. To register, please call the Chamber at 905-372-5831 register online at www.nccofc.ca
Hosted by the Brain Injury Association of Windsor and Essex County on November 6 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Atlas Tube Centre, 447 Renaud Line Road, Lakeshore. This free workshop is open to parents, coaches, athletes and teachers involved in any type of sport. We want people to be aware of concussion symptoms, how to manage them and the fact that sports organizations need to have a concussion policy in place.
The Ceremony will be held inside the Sarnia Arena on Brock St. S this year. The parade route will be along Wellington starting from Front St. People who ordered wreaths must pick them up at the legion Saturday between 3-6 p.m. or before 10 a.m. on Sunday.
The Sarnia Legion is holding their 8th Annual candlelight Tribute. Participants can sponsor a candle for a minimum $5 donation. Participants meet at the Front St. entrance of City Hall at 7:00 p.m.
The 5 A Cappella choruses present a Christmas Concert. Freewill donations accepted at the door with all proceeds to the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton and Harmonize for Speech.
