The Huntsville Horticultural Society will have a booth at ECOFEST.

Sale will include locally grown plants donated by members of the Society. Plant donations are welcome from community members (please no invasive species).

Come early for best selection

Prices vary on the size of plant

Proceeds to help beautify the community.

Members on site to answer questions

Enjoy a free outing for the family at Newton Park in north Sarnia on Sat. June 7, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities include inflatables, face painting, hot dogs, drinks, cotton candy, popcorn and snow cones. Sponsored by the Sarnia Lakeshore Optimist Club.

June 1st at 10am

Heritage and Cemetery Memorial Service at Salem United Church. The Heritage Service will be in the church, followed by the dedication of the Cemetery as a United Empire Loyalist resting place and the dedication of the restored stone walls. The Memorial Service will take place in the Cemetery, weather permitting.  A lunch provided by the Salem United Church Women and a time for fellowship will follow.  This is an opportunity to celebrate Salem United Church history and honour the memory of all those who are buried in the Cemetery. All are welcome to attend.

The Fogolar Furlan Women’s Association (FFWA) presents the Summer in the City Classic Car Show on Sunday, July 20, 2025 10 am - 3 pm at the Fogolar Furlan Windsor (1800 North Service Rd E, Windsor, ON). 

Come out and enjoy the nice weather as you stroll amongst beautiful classic cars; classic trucks and motorcycles are welcome! Food and drinks are available for purchase. This event happens rain or shine!

Proceeds to benefit the Sleep in Heavenly Peace (Windsor Chapter) to provide beds to children so that “No Kid Sleeps On The Floor In Our Town!”. 

*Vehicle registration: $10

*Dash Plaques and Gifts for 1st 120 Registered vehicles

*Awards & Trophies

*Door & Raffle Prizes

Car Enthusiasts can call the Fogolar Furlan Windsor (519-966-2230) to register their car and pay the $10 registration fee. This event is free to the public. 

For more information, visit our website, www.summerinthecityclassiccarshow.ca/  or email the Fogolar Furlan Women’s Association, at FFWA.windsor@gmail.com. You can also visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/FogolarFurlanWomensAssociation.

Storrington Lions Club Spaghetti Dinner being held on May 31st from 5p-7p at Storrington Lions Hall. Reserve by calling Marie at 613-449-4744. $15 pp and receive Spaghetti, garlic bread, salad, dessert.

The BBQ starts at 11 AM.

We our families and friends have donated items for this sale.

Cash donations are welcome.

We hope to be able to serve free meals for 60 people once a month.  Disabled Residents are assisted by Thrive and other agencies. This is low income housing..

Join us for a transformative event tailored to non-profit leaders in arts, culture, heritage, recreation and sports. Explore strategies, build connections, and gain insights to boost your impact. Dive into topics like Empowering Communities, IT & Cyber Security, Ethics & Advocacy, Fundraising, and Volunteer Engagement.
 

The event will kick-off with keynote speaker Troy D. Glover, Professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies with the University of Waterloo sharing information and research on how community sport and cultural activities help reduce loneliness and build inclusivity and belonging in our communities.  The morning continues with Chris Chandler of Viper Basketball sharing the Viper Basketball story and how he went from player to coach to building community through sport.  The afternoon offers a variety of education sessions to choose from, including Fundraising Essential for Volunteer Managers with Sammy Feilchenfeld, CVA of Volunteer Toronto, Sport Aurora sharing the journey to creating a sports alliance in partnership with their local municipality, and Heather Kaufmann and Heather Johnson's presentation, Encouraging Volunteer Engagement: Planning, Position Descriptions, and Postings.
 

The event will also include Building Community Relationships panel discussion featuring Don Pangman of ArtHouse Halton, Rishia Burke, Executive Director, Community Development Halton, Molly McCoubrey, Staff Lead for the Milton Community Fund, and Heather Kaufmann, Supervisor, Community Development Supervisor, Recreation and Sport with the Town of Halton Hills.  This panel will hare information on ways to build relationships to improve community connections and financial support with a focus on sport, arts and culture, and environmental organizations.
 

All attendees will be provided with lunch and light refreshments throughout the day.  
 

Early Bird registration is now open at https://www.cdhalton.ca/event-details/the-halton-non-profit-congress

Join us for a transformative event tailored to non-profit leaders in arts, culture, heritage, recreation and sports. Explore strategies, build connections, and gain insights to boost your impact. Dive into topics like Empowering Communities, IT & Cyber Security, Ethics & Advocacy, Fundraising, and Volunteer Engagement.
 

The event will kick-off with keynote speaker Troy D. Glover, Professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies with the University of Waterloo sharing information and research on how community sport and cultural activities help reduce loneliness and build inclusivity and belonging in our communities.  The morning continues with Chris Chandler of Viper Basketball sharing the Viper Basketball story and how he went from player to coach to building community through sport.  The afternoon offers a variety of education sessions to choose from, including Fundraising Essential for Volunteer Managers with Sammy Feilchenfeld, CVA of Volunteer Toronto, Sport Aurora sharing the journey to creating a sports alliance in partnership with their local municipality, and Heather Kaufmann and Heather Johnson's presentation, Encouraging Volunteer Engagement: Planning, Position Descriptions, and Postings.
 

The event will also include Building Community Relationships panel discussion featuring Don Pangman of ArtHouse Halton, Rishia Burke, Executive Director, Community Development Halton, Molly McCoubrey, Staff Lead for the Milton Community Fund, and Heather Kaufmann, Supervisor, Community Development Supervisor, Recreation and Sport with the Town of Halton Hills.  This panel will hare information on ways to build relationships to improve community connections and financial support with a focus on sport, arts and culture, and environmental organizations.
 

All attendees will be provided with lunch and light refreshments throughout the day.  
 

Early Bird registration is now open open at https://www.cdhalton.ca/event-details/the-halton-non-profit-congress