A beginner-intermediate level yoga program. Exercises will be performed both on a mat and on the floor. Each session will include a combination of exercises to improve alignment, flexibility, balance and strength.

**Please bring your own yoga mat and water.**

NOTE: you must be able to kneel and get up and down from the floor in order to participate in this class.

Register at www.tbnplc.com

Join us for a community information meeting about forever chemicals (PFAS) in our drinking water, a current cause of concern due to contamination of Lees Creek and Trout Lake on Wednesday, March 27th, beginning at 6:30 pm. The event will be held in the auditorium of the North Bay Public Library (downstairs, 271 Worthington Street East, elevator access) and is open to the public. Residents of North Bay and area who are interested in drinking water quality and safety and the health of the Trout Lake watershed are encouraged to attend. Hosted by Northwatch, Nipissing Environmental Watch, and the Trout Lake Conservation Association. Everyone is welcome.

For more information call 705 497 0373 or email northwatch@northwatch.org, or visit northwatch.org

Every so often, we are lucky to come across a talent so surprising that it is hard to even classify what you are seeing. Baritone saxophonist Leo Pellegrino is one of those talents. A sensational virtuoso, an incredible athlete, and an unstoppable stage presence, Leo P joins forces with the Kingston Symphony in what will be an unforgettable evening of music. 

Racking up millions of views on YouTube with electrifying performances at the BBC Proms, in Times Square, and in other street venues, Leo P is a natural entertainer. A member of the brass house band Too Many Zooz and former member of Lucky Chops, Leo's work has been featured in popular media including Beyoncé's 2016 album Lemonade and the soundtrack for the 2022 film Babylon. You can’t miss this show! Tickets available at kingstonsymphony.ca or by calling Grand Theatre Box Office at (613) 530-2050.

Tribute artist Garry Wesley, award winning Elvis Presley tribute artist performs all your favourite Elvis songs and hits

Friday  April 12, 2024

Tickets $25.00

Call Club 105 for tickets 613-392-5400

The Backyard Summer Social will be in full bloom on Saturday, June 22, as it returns for a third year to Five Counties Children’s Centre in Peterborough. The Centre’s signature fundraising event is back with music, food, entertainment, fun activities and more as it offers a high-end gala experience for adults with a fun summer twist. Tickets to the Backyard Summer Social are now on sale for $125/person. Tickets are available online at www.fivecounties.on.ca/bss/ or through Five Counties (email development@fivecounties.on.ca or call 1-888-779-9916, ext. 300). Along with a charitable tax receipt, each ticket purchased to the Backyard Summer Social includes all food, one drink ticket, live music, access to all activities, and a chance to win fantastic door prizes.

People attending the Backyard Summer Social on June 22 can look forward to:

• Fantastic food/fare catered by La Mesita, Hanoi House and Gangsters of Cheese
• Sweet treats from Central Smith and Kawartha Butter Tart Factory
• Refreshing summer beverages
• Musical performances by Nicholas Campbell Music and the Boogie Time Ramblers
• Live auction and door prizes
• Axe throwing, inflatable jousting, old-fashioned picnic games and more.
• Behind-the-scenes tour of Five Counties’ Peterborough location.

The Halton Non-Profit Congress is a transformative event tailored to non-profit leaders and changemakers in arts, culture, heritage, recreation, sport, and environmental organizations.  Attendees will explore strategies, build connections, and gain insights to boost their organization's impact in community.  Dive into topics like Empowering Communities, Governance, Diversity and Inclusion, Data-Driven Management practices, and Volunteer Engagement.

Join us Saturday April 27, 2024 at Town Hall, Oakville for a full day of learning and networking.  The Congress welcome keynote speaker Rosita Hall who will ignite and unite us with her message on 21st century leadership, Rishia Burke will guide attendees in ways to build community and explore the assets available to help your organization thrive, and speakers Shaminda Perera of Volunteer Canada, Devan Seebarren of the Halton Equity Diversity Roundtable, Candice Zhang of the Ontario NonProfit Network, and Heather Kaufmann from the Town of Halton Hills are ready to deliver workshops designed to help you and your organization thrive! 

The Halton Non-Profit Congress is co-hosted by Community Development Halton, the Town of Oakville, the City of Burlington, the Town of Halton Hills, and the Town of Milton.