Paulin Memorial Presbyterian Church 3200 Woodland & Norfolk Windsor invites you to an afternoon with an Author SAT. April 6 / 2024 at 2:00 PM Author PAUL VASEY "THE RIVER" Admission by donation
St. Michael Ukrainian Church presents Easter Bazaar.
You will find perogies, homemade baking, Ukrainian Easter bread (paska), Ukrainian Easter egg (pysanky) decoration demonstration, Ukrainian embroidery, art and much more.
Presented by the Performing Arts at St. Andrew's, Colin Bell, Andrew Derynck and Xander Bechard return to blend their rich voices in a magical program of favourites at St. Andrew's United Church, 85 William Street S., Chatham. Tickets $30 at the door or online at www.standrewschatham.org/tickets. For further information call 519-352-0010 or www.standrewschatham.org/music.
This year the Shaw Guild Garden Tour will feature 8 gardens, several of which are on historical properties. Master Gardeners will be on hand in each location to answer questions, as well as Music and plein air artists for your added enjoyment. Photos for personal use are permitted. Ticket prices and information can be found at shawguild.ca. What a great way to spend a day touring beautiful Niagara on the Lake!
The Garden Tour is the major fundraising event for the Shaw Guild.
K of C 755 Good Friday Fish & Chips.
Friday March 20 2024 4:00 PM - 7:00PM
205 Amelia St.
$15.00 per person. Take outs available.
Call 613-932-7600 for tickets.
Easter Bake & Cabbage Roll Sale
Sat Mar 23, 2024 7:30 am to 1:00 pm
At: Holy Trinity Croatian Church HALL, 2110 Trafalgar Rd., Oakville
Fresh Cooked Cabbage Rolls, Homemade Baking - Cookies, Strudel,
Donuts(krafne), Egg Noodles and more
Join us on Monday, April 1st at 7:00 pm via Zoom for our presentation about Brockville Newspapers from 1821 to 1917 with Alice McMurtry from the Brockville Museum.
This presentation chronicles the formation and development of Brockville's leading newspapers. Power, politics, and technology all play a part in this story. This talk looks at familiar examples like the Recorder and the Times, along with stories of lesser-known papers like the Brockville Gazette and the Statesman. We’ll see how the politics of the day influenced the development of these papers and how they shaped the Brockville community.
Alice McMurtry is the Community Program Coordinator at the Brockville Museum, where she develops public and educational programming for a range of audiences.
To register for this presentation, visit our Branch website leedsandgrenville.ogs.on.ca for more details.
The Leeds & Grenville Branch has digitized many of the Brockville papers up to 1901, and the digital files are available in the Members Library on the Branch website. The microfilm reels are also available for viewing in the Branch Archives, by making an appointment for a visit.
