Dance to the music of Landry & Madill at 275 Pembroke Street E. An evening of fun for all with door prizes, desserts. Tickets only $10 from the church office or at the door.
A clarinet masterclass, hosted by the Kawartha Youth Orchestra, features Miles Jaques, Associate Principal Clarinet of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Miles will put four local clarinetists through their paces in this masterclass, which is open to the public to audit.
Tickets may be purchased at the door, $15 for Adults, $5 for students.
For more information, contact Ann Millen at ann@thekyo.org or 705-927-0768.
The Chinese Association of Greater Windsor (CAGW) will host its annual Chinese New Year Gala (the Year of the Dog) at St. Clair College Centre for the Arts on Saturday Feb.17. The gala will start with a Chinese style banquet dinner in the Skyline Hall, followed by live entertainment performance in the Chrysler Theatre. The evening will be filled with Chinese costumes, dazzling performances with Chinese music, song, dancing, games, art displays, and more. The dinner will begin at 4:30pm and the live performances will follow at 7pm. Tickets can be purchased online (www.cagw.ca) or at Multifood Supermarket, 799 Crawford Ave, Windsor.
Price:
Banquet with Show: $70 for Non CAGW member, or $650 for the whole table (10 people).
Note: Please email board@cagw.ca to purchase/book the whole table.
Show only: $15 for adults, $10 for senior (>65yrs) or kids (6-12 yrs), free for kids under 6 yrs.
CAGW
Friday, February 9 from 5pm to 7pm at St. Mary's Anglican Church,1983 St. Mary's Gate, Windsor.
Canada is an armed conflict with an insurgency that has actively recruited Canadians and directed them to use or promote violence against Canada and its allies. Consequently, the Canadian government could conceivably ask its soldiers to target and kill fellow Canadians, or to assist allies in doing so. This situation raises a host of novel legal issues, including the question of “targeted killing” confronted by the United Kingdom in 2015 when it directed military force against several Britons believed to plotting a terrorist attack while overseas. This talk will address those legal issues, leaving the audience to wrestle with an even more complex question: even if it’s legal to target our own citizens, should we?
Before the Summer, (a fine arts show)
May 4th, 5th and 6th 2018
“Bring Beauty Home”
Before the Summer, a fine arts show with fifteen selected artists showing paintings and sculptures in the artistic setting of the Gananoque Fire Hall Theatre.
Celebrate before the summer in scenic Gananoque by the St. Lawrence River and bring beauty home.
Friday, May 4th, 6-9: Music by “Evening Edition”, Ross McPherson, Nora Peterson. Finger foods, bar available.
Saturday, May 5th, 10-5: Music by Harpeggio, Lea and Phil Hamblett. Bar available.
Sunday, May 6th, 10-4
Gananoque Fire Hall Theatre
185 South Street
Gananoque ON K7G 1A1
Free admission and parking available.
For more information:
John Sorensen (jmsorensen@xplornet.con or 613.659.3874)
Betty Matthews (bettymat@kingston.net or 613.382.3315)
Sunday, March 4 from 9am until 2pm. Breakfast includes an order of sausage, coffee/tea/juice and hot chocolate. Donation only! All are welcome!
The North Grenville Community Grants Program exists to provide financial support to not-for-profit community associations and organizations for services, projects or events that contribute toward the quality of life of local residents. Financial support recognizes the valuable resources and contributions of these organizations in helping North Grenville maintain a strong community focus.
“The Committee is looking forward to reviewing the applications that highlight so many good projects and organizations that are actively enhancing our community,” stated Deputy Mayor Barb Tobin. “The dollars provide a variety of community-led initiatives with an additional boost to assist in their success.”
Organizations applying for funding must be based in North Grenville and provide services to local residents. Eligible projects must provide a benefit that is of cultural, social, humanitarian, environmental or recreational significance to the citizens of the Municipality of North Grenville. Grants will be program/project based and applicants must demonstrate a plan to fundraise and match Municipal contributions.
Applications packages are available on the Municipal website at www.northgrenville.ca or at the Reception Desk in the North Grenville Municipal Centre (285 County Rd. 44). The deadline to submit applications for this program is Thursday, March 22, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.
Participants relax in the elegance of enormous white tents on the grounds of the Vimy Officers’ Mess on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. This is the region’s favourite garden party featuring culinary delights, wine tasting, martinis and microbrewery beer and live entertainment.
The silent and live auctions feature the talent of local potters, painters and jewellery makers, highlighting an eclectic shopping experience specially designed and organized by a volunteer committee.
This event is for adults only (19+)
Tickets will be on sale closer to the event. Please check the website for updates!
Doors Open at 7:00am – Agenda Begins at 7:30am
Find out how much money you raised as we wrap up Campaign 2018 the same way we start it – with another delicious hot buffet breakfast at the Ambassador Hotel & Conference Centre.
