Learn about the inception and evolution of ReLeaf Chatham-Kent, a community initiative dedicated to nurturing forests and wild spaces for a resilient future.  Find out about the diverse events, community engagements, and collaborative projects that have sprouted under ReLeaf's canopy.

Chair Zumba is a fun way to stay active while seated!

It combines dance moves with music, promoting flexibility, cardiovascular fitness, & coordination….plus it can help to boost your mood!

No experience needed. Drop in and join us. No need to register in advance. Arrive 10 minutes before the start time to check in with our volunteers at the desk and pay the registration fee.

Instructor: Amy Dalton

Pay as you participate: $3 for members, $6 for non-members/class

Membership & activities at The Centre is open to adults ages 30 and up. The Centre is always welcoming new members.
 

St. Joseph's Hospice Sarnia Lambton is looking for Direct Support Volunteers. These volunteers would be trained and educated to assist our clinical staff in the care of the residents. They provide their time, support, and compassionate nature directly at the bedside of our residents. The role of Direct Support Volunteers is a task-oriented role. To apply or learn more about St. Joseph's Hospice Volunteer Opportunities, please call LeeAnne Feddes, Volunteer Program Coordinator, at 519-337-0537.

A Celebration of Kingston Composers by the piano trio Accord (Douglas Handforth, viola; Jennifer Tindale, cello; Fran Harkness, piano) with guest artists Andrew Dicker, violin and Dave Barton, guitar, takes place on Friday, April 19th, 5.15 pm. at St. James Anglican Church, 10 Union Street, Kingston. 
Music composed by Dave Barton, David Cameron, Michael Capon, Daniel McConnachie, Marjan Mozetich, John Palmer, and Renata Van Vliet. 

Free admission. Funded by the Musician’s Union Trust Fund.

Contact Fran Harkness, harknessfran@gmail.com for details.

The Artists of Colour invite you to our Opening night on April 26, at 7 p.m. at Mackenzie Hall and Cultural Centre and The Common Ground Gallery.  Join us for an enjoyable evening of inspirational art, music and photography. Learn about our history through The Stories We Tell. The Hall will be open daily from 10 a.m.until 4p.m. There will be scheduled tours for public school children and we will host a night of poetry and song on May 4. Come and join us. An entry Fee will be charged on Opening night only.