The Multicultural Dinner & Show, in honor of Multicultural Day, brings together different cultures from around the world just for you.
Come and discover wonderful dishes from distant lands, and be dazzled by international talent.
It's a trip around the world without even leaving Sarnia!
Tickets are 35$ for the whole evening.

This dinner is a fundraiser for your francophone community center.
So come and eat some lobster with us, we'll supply everything you need right down to the bib itself.
That said, if you've got a pair of lobster cracker you're welcome to bring them along!
Lobster is 60$, but if you are not a big fan of seafood, we have Steak for 40$ and Vegetarian pastas for 30$!

Gallery in the Grove's annual Fast Forward: A Senior High School Exhibition runs May 4 to June 1st. A selection of artwork from the Visiting Artists in Lambton Schools - Gr. 6 VALS program will also be on display. Gallery hours are Mon-Thurs. 2pm-5pm, Fri. & Sat. 11am-2pm. For more information visit www.galleryinthegrove.com or call 519-869-4643.

Ken Loach’s final feature takes place in and around a pub in a northern English village, where not all of the locals are welcoming to newly arrived refugees from Syria.

While it was once a thriving mining community, years of neglect have left the town barren with empty homes on every street. These houses are cheap and available, making this town ideal for Syrian refugees. However, racism and narrow-minded attitudes towards any newcomers are the standard in the town. Several scenes focus on stark and uncomfortably real conversations between townsfolk seething about immigrants potentially entering their community. Tensions rise after the racist mob requests to use the back room of the Old Oak as a meeting place to air their grievances, but the owner, TJ Ballantyne (Dave Turner), refuses, knowing this will only encourage more hateful speech.

Meanwhile, he strikes up a genuine friendship with one of the refugees, a young woman named Yara (Ebla Mari) who is bright, passionate, and interested in creating a life for herself in this new place. The Old Oak is director Ken Loach’s self-reported final film and is infused with his signature social realism. A hopeful appeal to better natures, this film argues for compassion and solidarity in the face of racism and xenophobia.

UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE, BELGIUM, 2023
Director: Ken Loach
Principal Cast: Trevor Fox, Debbie Honeywood, Dave Turner
English, Arabic, 119 minutes 
Content advisory: depictions of racism; violence; coarse language

The Wonderbroads of Windsor/Essex County (local registered charitable organization) are Breast Cancer Survivors who competitively race Dragonboats while raising breast cancer awareness and promoting a healthy lifestyle.   The Wonderbroads will host a Pasta Dinner Fundraiser at the Riverside Sportsmen Club, 10835 Riverside Drive East, N8P 1A5 on May 16, 2024, 5-8pm. 

$25 includes pasta, salad, roll, assorted desserts with a chance to win a door prize by purchasing a ticket from Ana Davies (519)736-3329.

www.wonderbroads.org  Help keep our boat afloat. 

In this comedy from writer/director Joan Carr-Wiggin, newly widowed Kate (Sonja Smits) must start over after losing her husband of over 30 years. Sponsored by Carrie Campbell, Family Lawyer & Mediator