Square dance to a live band. 

Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.

Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.

Callers welcome.

Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)

The Milton Council of the Knights of Columbus are once again having a Valentine Dinner and Dance in support of the Townsend Smith Foundation (TSF). Established in 2012, the TSF is a charitable organization working to build the first residential hospice in North Halton.

Hospice care supports people at the end of their lives, combining medical support with the comfort of a homelike environment.  It is aimed at improving the qualify of life for people with a life expectancy of three months or less, providing support to them and their family.

Getting a residential hospice project off the ground takes time and money.  A dedicated group of volunteers and community support is bringing this monumental project forward. The foundation has secured a property for the first residential hospice at Trafalgar Road and 5 Side Road, Halton Hills, where the Hillcrest United Church currently stands. We are excited for what comes next in the process of bringing the hospice into a reality. For more information about TSF and their efforts, you can visit their website at (townsend-smith.ca).

We invite you to join us for a wonderful evening of great food, music, door prizes and silent auction items.  For more information, to order tickets or to provide a door prize or sponsorship go to www.holyrosaryknights.ca/valentines-gala

The Oakville Rotary Clubs are pleased to announce that six Oakville residents have been nominated for the 2024 Paul Harris Fellow Community Award.  The celebration will take place Tuesday, January 30th at the Oakville Conference Centre.  The recipients will be formally introduced and recognized for their service to the Oakville community and beyond at the gala dinner.  Tickets are $85/person and advance registration for the event is required at https://rotaryoakville.ca  Registration closes Thursday, January 25 at 6:00pm.  The public is invited to register and attend. Tickets will not be available at the door.  Rahul Singh, Founder of GlobalMedic is this year’s Gala guest presenter.  He will speak about what he is truly passionate about – “The World in Crisis: a review of the state of the world, humanitarian needs, trends and GlobalMedic’s programs”.

Join us for Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Niagara Branch's annual fundraiser in celebration of mental wellness. Everyone’s invited to enjoy antipasto station, chocolate fountain, prizes, raffles, entertainment, live art auction, community art project with Willow Arts Community, and insightful mental health panel discussion faciliated by Niagara's own Ruth Unrau– all to benefit CMHA Niagara’s mental health and addictions programs and services. It all takes place Tuesday, Feb. 27 from 6-9 pm at the Ovation Room, 1311 Egerter Road, Thorold. Tickets are $30 on sale now until Feb. 20. www.cmhaniagara.ca for info