Breakfast with all of the trimings and some suprises at the Columbus Community Centre on Sunday, Feb. 18 fro 9 - 11:30. Adults $10; Children (5-12) $5 All Welcome!
The Youth Opportunities in the Arts presents Tea with Enid and Pearl, an evening of dinner and Canadian theatre by Lyn McCauley and Gretchen Heatley, starring Lisa Leroux and Lorraine Palmer-Smith. This takes place on Saturday, February 10 at 6 p.m. in the Lower Hall at St. John's United Church, Brockville. Tickets are $25 each available at St. John's United Church, Aura Hair Salon and online at SNAP'd 1000 Islands.
A family event serving pancakes, sausage, strawberries and cream. Adults: $6; Children (5-12) $5.
Event at the Columbus Community Centre, Cobourg
Large multi-family indoor yard sale. All proceeds will go to support a 10-day mission trip to help with the expansion of a medical centre that serves impoverished villages in the Ecuadorian Andes.
A second Public Information Centre (PIC) is scheduled on January 30, 3-7pm at the Leamington Arts Centre for the public to view draft recommendations. Input and feedback is welcome from everyone. Once the second PIC is held, the Consulting Team will assemble all the feedback received, finalize alternatives and present Council will with a final Master Plan in March. More information is available at www.leamington.ca . Check the website often to obtain updates on the Uptown Master Plan progress and a full list of upcoming community consultation events.
February 3, 1-3pm at Windsor Public Library, Central Branch - Local History Room, 850 Ouellette Ave., Fred Israel Auditorium (Lower level) - Northstar Cultural Community Centre will host a community open house to celebrate local black history.
The community is invited to meet author Irene Moore Davis and publisher Dan Wells, Biblioasis, who will be on hand to discuss the book. Community members may also bring old photos to be added to Northstar’s digital archive, discuss their family’s history, and take a tour of the local history room.
“The Long Road Continues” seeks to inspire Windsor-Essex’s Black community about their own history, by encouraging their participation in the process and by creating an inclusive book.
Kingston's Dr. Michael Heffernon dispels common health myths based on his book Of Plagues and Vampires: Believable Myths and Unbelievable Facts from Medical Practice. All are welcome. Isabel Turner branch of Kingston Frontenac Public Library, Thursday February 8, at 7 p.m.
Join us at the Meridian Centre in St. Catharines from 5:30 - 7:30PM on Thursday February 8th.
Drop off a Bag of Donations at any entrance of the Meridian Centre and receive a voucher for a $2 Ticket to the Niagara Ice Dogs game on Thursday February 22nd against Saginaw!
Support Goodwill Niagara and enjoy a Niagara Ice Dogs game!
Saturday February 17, 2018 Everyone Welcome
1st. prize-Gas Ice Auger and many more prizes to be won
prizes for length only- 1st. 2nd, 3rd, pike, pickerel, perch
Ticket Draw prizes (adults only)
Adults:$ 15.00 under 12 $6.00 family of 4 ( 2adults max.) $35.00
Registration includes Spaghetti Supper 5pm-7pm
Participants must return to Legion by 6pm
Provincial Fishing Regulations Apply
