Stock up on winter reading or find great gift books at the Friends of the Library GIANT FALL BOOK SALE. Thousands of donated books include: bestsellers, mysteries, collectibles, children's books, history, recent fiction, award winners, Canadian authors, audio books, science fiction and fantasy, CDs and DVDs, and so much more. All moneys raised go directly to supporting library programs, purchases, program supplies and technology for all ages. Don't miss this amazing sale and bring your own bags to take home all your treasures.

Hosted by Trinity UCW at Trinity United Church, 111 McIntyre St E. (at Ferguson); Friday, October 26; 11am to 1 pm 

Nous vous invitons à notre premier grand concert chrétien (gratuit) qui aura lieu le samedi 27 octobre, avec la collaboration de la chorale CAE Montréal.

Lieu : Centre Christ en action Saint-hyacinthe

Adresse : 1725 rue Papineau Saint hyacinthe

 Heure : 18h30 - 21h00

November 17 - Central United Church's Bake Sale and Deli will be held downtown Sarnia at 220 George Street from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon.  Free admission.  Items for sale include: turkey pies, fruit pies, butter tarts, jams and jellies, preserves, frozen entrees, soups, cookies and more.  Stock up your freezer and shelves for those cold winter days.

from 9am to 12 noon at St. Luke's United Church corner of Indian & Wellington.

There will be turkey & roast beef pot pies, butter tarts, baking, crafts, jewellery,

books, almost new table, & a coffee corner. Please bring bags.

Sale of global, free trade products that supports individual artisans around the world.

Date:November 17, 2018

Time:9:30am - 2:30pm

Handcrafted Christmas decorations, crafts jewellery, hand knit items. bake table & white elephant table

Tea Room

$7.00 for lunch
$3.50 for tea and squares

Visit Artful Treasures, Niagara Pumphouse premier artist & artisan show & sale in coordination with the Rotary Club Holiday House Tour. The best place to find holiday gifts for those who appreciate unique and beautiful objects crafted by Niagara region artisans. Free admission to Artful Treasures.

The exhibit consists of 2 small collections; one that explores Canadian myths and legends on a national level, and a second that explores Canadian myths and legends on a regional level looking specifically at Niagara-on-the-Lake.  The national level collection explores cryptids and quirky creatures rumored to inhabit the Canadian wilderness and landscape. The regional collection consist of a series of portraits exploring some of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s most infamous characters. This project was done in collaboration with the Niagara Historical Society, with the intent of exploring some of the town’s most colorful legends, many of whose stories are largely unknown.