Hare & Tortoise have opposite approaches to everything as they take care of their garden, go on holiday, and, of course, get ready for their big race. Music and friendship carry these two through changing seasons, even though things don’t turn out as expected.
Thursday, April 26th – Proceeds from this presentation of Fiddling Up A Storm support L & A Seniors Outreach Services Programs. Tickets may be purchased at the L & A Seniors Outreach Services Office (12 Richmond Park Dr., Napanee) 613-354-6668, or at Gray’s IDA Drug Store (18 Dundas St. W., Napanee) (CASH ONLY), or purchase by phone with a Visa or MasterCard by calling the Scott Woods Band Office toll free at 1-855-726-8896. Ticket prices are $25 for adults, $10 for children ages 6-12, and kids 5 & under get in free. Join Scott Woods and his talented band for this uplifting live show and hear the flurry of fast fingers on a fiddle or guitar similar to a hurricane or twister, or maybe the calm before the storm. Enjoy lots of Old Time Fiddle music, Traditional Country songs, Western Swing tunes, Country Gospel favourites, fancy instrumentals, sweet harmonies, smooth vocals, sensational step dancing, family humour, inspirational stories, and of course some trick fiddling! Doors will open approx. one hour prior to show time.
Discover the origins and traditions of Halloween. Featuring magic, games, palm reading, tractor and wagon rides and more, this all-ages event is sure to get you into the Halloween spirit.
Enjoy a day-long food and fibre arts celebration and one-of-a-kind market at the Museum on Sunday. Come discover what happens when local chefs known for creating out-of-the-ordinary culinary experiences team up with the creative hands and minds of fibre artists and arts organizations. It will be a feast for all your senses!
Car enthusiasts from across Ontario showcase their antique & classic cars and vintage motorcycles with over 50 trophies to be won. Enjoy historic demonstrations, live music, horse and wagon rides and more!
Honour Canada’s birthday with an 1860’s celebration with official ceremonies accompanied by the Peterborough Concert Band. Witness a raid re-enactment as the Canadian Militia ward off the advances of the Fenians. Learn about the First Nations perspective on Confederation and their contributions to the development of the nation. Finish the day with a complimentary piece of cake!
Enjoy the largest show of its kind in the Kawarthas featuring tractor and power equipment displays, tractor games, vintage farm trucks, tractor and wagon rides, a tractor parade through the Village and more!
Swimming is a life skill. The Lifesaving Society and the City of St. Catharines are encouraging you to be water smart and help prevent drowning! Come in on Saturday, April 7, from 1 - 3pm to practice your swimming during our leisure swim or brush up on your water safety knowledge and skills through fun activities. Our Water Safety instructors will be on site for a CPR demonstration and a rescue simulation. Families can participate in a Family Swim to Survive and learn vital self rescue skills.
Join us Friday March 23rd for our final Fish Friday of Lent!
$25 for Adults & $12.50 for kids.
Menu:
Fresh Bread & Butter
Garden Salad with Choice Dressing
Truffled Potato & Leek Soup
Panko Crusted Basa with Spiced Lemon Sauce, Fresh market Vegetables, tarragon & Fennel Potatoes
Coffee & tea
Dinner starts at 6:30pm and all proceeds go to supporting the club and our free community day event coming up June 10th in celebration of Italian & Canadian Culture!
Family Sunday Activity: Collaborative Faces – Engage, discover, and create every Sunday afternoon from 1–3PM. Work with others to create a unique face by drawing individual parts, swapping with others and piecing it all together. Free. $5 Suggested Material Donation per family. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
