Family members or persons of importance to a current resident are encouraged to attend the next Family Council meeting on April 26th at 1:30pm. 613-735-0175 Ext. 215 for information.
Facilitated by a volunteer experienced with similar care giving challenges and the Dementia Society. April 30th from 1:30-3:30pm. For information, call 613-735-0175 Ext. 111.
Lock Out Cancer is an empowering campaign for Women. Support the women in our community fighting cancer today! Remember those that have lost their battle and celebrate our survivors.
Join us on April 27, 11:30am at The Windsor Club, 2072 Riverside Dr. E., Building 25. for our kickoff and find out how you can play a key role in Locking Out Cancer!
All proceeds from this campaign will support cancer awareness, research and treatment for women living in Windsor/Essex.
For more information contact, Houida Kassem, 519-254-5577 Ext. 58506
HOMEMADE GNOCCHI, MEATBALLS, SALAD, DESSERT, $12pp, 4-8 pm, Eat in or takeout, 905-374-7388, Club Italia Banquet and Conference Centre
This show is dedicated to our Beloved Mary Barklay, our own special Betty Brown. Back by popular demand, it is a must see for any Sinatra Fan! Our story takes place in 1993, five years before Franks's death. It includes the uplifting, humorous and poignant recollections, of five devoted fans of Sinatra, who had actual, personal, interactions with him. Their memories are intertwined with the portrayal of the man himself by Kingston's own "A Bit of Nostalgia". Ryan, our first Canadian Idol, portrays "The Voice", Reagan plays "Old Blue Eyes", and John as "The Chairman of the Board".
The Sinatra signature renditions takes the audience on an unforgettable musical journey. Get an intimate insight into the man behind the music.
Musical Director, Andrew Trott, with a live, all star ten piece band, brings Vegas to Kingston!
Brockville & District Horticultural Society welcomes Suzanne Patry of Whitehouse Perennials, who will speak on wash and wear plants. Suzanne will guide us in choosing foolproof, well-behaved plants that have a long season of interest for our gardens.
All welcome. $2 guest fee.
Members of the Brockville & District Horticultural Society will be at the Canadian Tire garden centre in Brockville to mingle with customers and answer gardening questions. Join the Society on May 26 and become a member. Your membership entitles you to a 10% discount on plant purchases.
Canadian folk trio Trent Severn kicks off their 2018 Ontario concert tour on April 19, 2018 at the Kineto Theatre in Forest, Ontario. Based in Stratford, Ontario, Trent Severn showcases the talents of Emm Gryner (bass, vocals), Dayna Manning (vocals, guitar, banjo) and Lindsay Schindler (fiddle, vocals). Two-time Canadian Folk Music Award nominees, Trent Severn’s individual band members have four Juno Award nominations among them.
The folk trio’s trademark vocal blend and stripped-down approach to modern life in Canada has landed them hundreds of festival and series appearances; a feature article in MacLean’s Magazine in 2013 and the Harrowsmith Almanac in 2017; national television performances; a CBC Radio One live recording in 2014; and the honour of performing an original arrangement of “O Canada” during a Canada Day flag raising on Parliament Hill.
Trent Severn’s music has taken the band on unexpected adventures, including watching the Canadian Forces Snowbirds demonstration team fly to their song “Freedom” in 2015. The trio has also collaborated with inventor William Lishman and the award-winning Canadian indie band The Rheostatics.
With songs about trains, small-town charms, Canadian personalities and even a maple syrup heist, Trent Severn shares stories about the goodness and beauty of our nation. Since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2012, the folk trio has won over fans from coast to coast. Their second CD pays homage to their home province of Ontario, while their third recording, entitled Portage, was recently released.
Admission: $25.00
Tickets:
Presented by Lin Oliver, Certified Energy Medicine Practitioner & Reiki Master. "Tapping” uses the ancient Chinese discovery of the meridian energy system and is a powerful, drug-free, easy-to-learn and easy-to-use technique to reduce stress or painful emotions. Contact Suzanne at 519-542-2253 or email stgilespresbyterian@cogeco.net to reserve your seat. All are welcome.
