Please join us on December 2, 9:30-2:00 at St. John's Church, 80 Main St. in Port Dalhousie. Featuring Homemade Christmas Baked Goods, Preserves, Deli, Huge Book Room and Penny Sale, Bottle Game, Purses, Scarves and Jewelry, Hand Made Doll clothes, Knitting and Crafts, Christmas Decor and Theme Gift Baskets. Jingle Bell Lunch Room serving lunch 11:30-1:30

St. Andrew’s Church in partnership with Sarnia Blessings, will hold a Community Lunch on Wednesday, November 15 at 12pm.  The cost is $11 per person and includes a pasta dinner and dessert.  Doors open at 11:45am and tickets are available in advance or at the door.  For more information, call 519-332-2662.

The Children will shop with the help of a Westminster Elf. There is no charge for this event but donations are welcomed to help finance next years Shopping Day.

Turkey Dinner  with all the trimmings at Trinity Presbyterian Church 9 Manitou Cr. Amherstview on Saturday November 25. 5 to 7 PM.

Adults $20, Children 6 to 10 $10. 5 and under free. For Tickets call Bev at 613 386 3039. Take out pivk up at 4PM

Benefit Christmas Concert

Melos Choir & Period Instruments, directed by Holly Gwynne-Timothy, presents “Light in the Dark - From Europe to Persia, 6th-19th century”, a concert of solace and light for winter’s darkest nights, featuring music for Advent, Christmas, and Yalda, on Friday 1 December at 7:30pm at St. George’s Cathedral in Kingston (at King and Johnson). Joining Melos Choir and Players will be special guests Navaa Band and David Roth, Baritone. Tickets cost $25, available at Novel Idea, at the door, or online at www.melos-earlymusic.org. A reception will follow to launch Melos' new CD/album, “Voces Feminarum”.

The program will move from darkness to light with a soothing and atmospheric program, including medieval chants for Advent; 16th century Christmas carols; passionate traditional love songs for Shabe Yalda (the Persian darkest night festival); and Charpentier’s Christmas Oratorio “In Nativitatem”, with baritone soloist, David Roth (of Capella Intima and Opus 8). Instrumentalists will perform on Tar, Setar, Tanbur, Oud, Percussion, Recorders, Strings and Harpsichord.

Light refreshment and celebration will follow the concert as Melos launches its recent recording: “Voces Feminarum, Women in Music, West & East, 6th-19th century”.

Melos Choir & Period Instruments, directed by Holly Gwynne-Timothy, presents “Light in the Dark - From Europe to Persia, 6th-19th century”, a concert of solace and light for winter’s darkest nights, featuring music for Advent, Christmas, and Yalda, on Friday 1 December at 7:30pm at St. George’s Cathedral in Kingston (at King and Johnson). Joining Melos Choir and Players will be special guests Navaa Band and David Roth, Baritone. Tickets cost $25, available at Novel Idea, at the door, or online at www.melos-earlymusic.org. A reception will follow to launch Melos' new CD/album, “Voces Feminarum”.

The program will move from darkness to light with a soothing and atmospheric program, including medieval chants for Advent; 16th century Christmas carols; passionate traditional love songs for Shabe Yalda (the Persian darkest night festival); and Charpentier’s Christmas Oratorio “In Nativitatem”, with baritone soloist, David Roth (of Capella Intima and Opus 8). Instrumentalists will perform on Tar, Setar, Tanbur, Oud, Percussion, Recorders, Strings and Harpsichord.

Light refreshment and celebration will follow the concert as Melos launches its recent recording: “Voces Feminarum, Women in Music, West & East, 6th-19th century”.

Book your auction for the hilarious musical from Canada’s comedy king, Norm Foster.  Auditions November 12, 14, and 16.  Find details at firehalltheatre.com/auditions. 

Emmanuel United Church

1728 Lincoln Road

Annual Harvest Dinner - Beef dinner includes dessert, tea and coffee.

Saturday, November 18, 2023, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Adults - $18.00, children 6-12 - $7.00, children under 6 - free.  For advance tickets only phone 519 253-8791.