Baking, gently used household goods and clothing. Sat. May 12 8 am - noon at 335 Fitch St. Welland.
Trinity United Church Women present their Ham & Bean Supper May 6 at 5 pm. Tickets $15/adult, $6/child under 12, available at the Church Office.
This is the second event being held by Durham College Community Employment Services to assist the community in learning more about Ontario's expanding cannabis industry and the new employment opportunities it is creating. Join us as the Dean of Durham College's School of Continuing Education presents an overview of the industry and then have your chance to ask questions. Don't miss this opportunity!
When: Thursday, May 10, 2018
Time: 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex, Community Room, 60 Highland Drive, Port Hope, ON
Cost: FREE. Please register in advance by calling 905-885-4842.
Exciting Panelists:
Do not miss the wealth of talent and innovative artwork by high school students in our area. KAGS and the City of Peterborough are proud to support this event.
May 6th to May 31st
Opening Reception Sunday, May 6th. 1-4pm
The show ends with an Awards Night on Thursday at 7pm, May 31st 2018.
The 22nd Paul Martin Perennial and Rose Sale is just around the corner!
On Saturday, May 5, 2018, from 8 am to 2pm, join us at the Lanspeary Park Greenhouse at 1149 Giles Boulevard for a great selection of plants, including hybrid Nell Martin Roses and numerous types of perennials, grass, herbs, shrubs, even a small selection of trees.
Please note, only cash transactions are accepted (no credit or debit machines will be on site). Proceeds from the sale will continue to fund the Paul Martin Garden at Willistead Park.
For more information on the plant sale, watch our video with Horticulture Manager Wanda Letourneau.
For information on city services and events visit our website citywindsor.ca or call 311.
Windsor and Essex County are celebrating Earth Day 2018 by crushing plastics. Plastics are one of the biggest polluters of our land and waterways. Earth Day 2018 will focus on working to change human attitudes and behaviour about plastics and hopefully ignite a significant reduction in plastic pollution around the world.
Windsor and Essex County residents can join this movement and learn more by taking part in Earth Day activities, Sunday, April 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Malden Park.
This event is free for the public. There will be over 40 environmental exhibits; wildflower planting; arts and crafts; a nature scavenger hunt; and many more environmental activities! Participants are also encouraged to bring an old t-shirt to make a “no-sew tote bag.”
More than 30 different organizations participate in this event, designed to provide a voice and venue to environmental causes. Earth Day Windsor Essex has been celebrated since 1989.
Walk Wheel Windsor will be there this year hoping to hear from you on active transportation needs and they encourage you to arrive car free if you can.
Visit www.citywindsor.ca for more information.
May 3, 12:30-1:30pm at United Way, 300 Giles Blvd. E., Unit A1. Join Community Legal Education Ontario in this lunch & learn session. Register at https://bit.ly/2HsU9OV
Lunch not provided, please bring your own brown bag lunch. For information on this event email Brenda at, brenda.doner@cleo.on.ca
If your Leamington residence has incurred significant damage due to flooding, including damage to furnaces and other major appliances, please contact 519-325-5969 or floodinfo@leamington.ca
Community Care and the HKPR District Health Unit present a monthly cooking group for adults who live alone. Participants get to improve skills, sample new recipes and share a meal with friends. At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 40 William St. N, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.. Call 705-879-4100 to register.
Danses en ligne, apportez vos chaises, tous les Dimanches du 20 Mai au 2 septembre, de 18 h 45 à 22 h
Venez vous amusez tous les beaux Dimanches de l'été
