A musical interlude featuring Nil-A-Nova Band. Big band music of the 30s, 40s and 50s.
Admission: Free
Good will offering (donation) to benefit The Hospice of Windsor and Essex County Inc.
Sati Hall is hosting a two day Spiritual Expo in April. Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 22 and or Sunday, April 23. Event runs from 10:00am to 4:00pm both days.
* Local Vendors
* Energy Healers
* Oracles & Psychics
* Crystals
* Artists
* Natural Products and more…
FREE Event.
530 Victoria Ave, Chatham
Egg hunt, princesses, super heroes, photo booth, crafts, cotton candy, and so much more! Bring your whole family to this fun community event hosted by Creekside Church CK, located at the Active Lifestyle Centre! RSVP for this FREE event online!
Excitement Builds Leading Up to The 20th Annual Batawa Lions Easter Egg Hunt!
Now in its 20th year, the Batawa Lions Easter Egg Hunt is set for Saturday, April 8th
and is sure to be a great event for kids of all ages.
In addition to the Hunt, which runs from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., the event will include a
pancake breakfast, a petting zoo, a firetruck, and police car display. Infants (0) to
five (5) years old begin to hunt at 10 a.m. Ages Six (6) to Twelve (12) years old begin
searching at 11:15 a.m.
Be sure to arrive and register early as supplies are limited. The Easter Egg Hunt
itself will have enough chocolate for 700 kids on a first come first serve basis. The
breakfast and other activities are open to everyone while supplies last.
Breakfast is $8 for kids, $10 for adults and $30 for a family of four (4).
The Hunt is back after a three-year hiatus, thanks to the combined efforts of the
Batawa Lions Club, the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC), and the
Batawa Development Corporation.
The MFRC and the Batawa Lions Club encourages families to come out to the
Batawa Community Centre at 81 Plant Street on April 8th to enjoy the excitement of
the Easter season.
If you have any questions about the event, please contact:
Kelsey Stuart: Kelsey.s@trentonmfrc.ca
Alex Torres: batawalions@gmail.com
Bounce Back &Thrive! (BBT) is a resiliency skills training programme designed to meet the needs of parents (and those in a parenting role) of children under the age of 8. BBT helps parents navigate everyday stress and challenge and role model these skills in daily interactions with their children helping them and their children to bounce back and thrive.
It is a fun, interactive program where parents will have the opportunity to learn practical tools and skills that can be applied in daily life.
Parents can attend the program either online on Wednesday evenings or in-person on Thursday mornings.
This event is now being held downtown Kingston at the Visitor Information Centre (Confederation Basin, across from City Hall). There is no fee to attend, but donations to K4Paws are appreciated. Come enjoy an Easter egg hunt, hot coffee and hot chocolate, s’mores, story time with Peggy Collins, kids colouring, vendor fair, special guests, and more! Professional photos by advance registration. Meet K4Paws Puppies in training and support them in changing lives...4 paws at a time!
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Windsor Symphony Orchestra will perform Tchaikovsky's hyper-romantic Serenade for Strings and Balfour's Pyotr Dream at 7 pm on Friday April 14, 2023.
Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Tickets available exclusively at St. Andrew's United Church office, $30 advance or $35 at the door, students are free.
For further information www.standrewschatham.org or call 519-352-0010.
A success story in Prince Edward County: The disappearance of the bald eagle from Prince Edward County in the 1950s is a sad story. Today, the majestic bald eagle has returned to the County as a nesting species. Learn what contributed to the eagle's disappearance, where they nested historically, some of their habits, and what we have done to encourage the bald eagle to return as a nesting species in Prince Edward County.
Nominate a community champion for the 2023 Oakville Community Spirit Awards
Recipients to be honoured at June 8, 2023 celebration event
The Community Spirit Awards (CSA) recognition program is back! Residents are invited to nominate community champions who have made a significant difference in Oakville for a 2023 Community Spirit Award.
The awards have been refreshed to include broader awards categories that celebrate community members who make a difference in Oakville through volunteer efforts or acts of kindness.
Nominations will be accepted until Friday, April 28 at 4 p.m. in the following award categories:
1. Arts, Culture & Heritage Award – sponsored by The Oakville Beaver
2. Climate Action Award - sponsored by FirstOntario Credit Union
3. Good Neighbour Award - sponsored by Chartwell Retirement Residences
4. Inclusion, Diversity, sponsored by Equity & Accessibility Award - Access Abilities
5. Inspiration Award - sponsored by RBC Royal Bank
6. Leadership & Innovation Award – sponsored by Amica Senior Lifestyles
Since the Town of Oakville spent the last year refreshing the program, the past two years are being combined into one special event to honour those who have gone above and beyond in 2021 and 2022. This year’s Community Spirit Awards celebration event will take place on June 8, 2023 at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre. Décor has been sponsored by Gateman-Milloy Inc. More details will be shared in May.
Nomination details are available on the town’s website. Please submit your nomination form online at https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/5bc3e33b19654a928c4ae61ca99acfe8 on our Community Spirit Awards page https://www.oakville.ca/community-events/community-resources/community-spirit-awards/ to nominate a community champion today
