John Cooke will explain what a bird friendly city is and describe the steps that need to be taken to have Sarnia designated as a "bird friendly city".

Kristin Phillips, Author of "For the Love of Learning - A Day in the Life of a School Principal" will be the speaker at the Canadian Club of Halton dinner Thursday, March 16th at the Oakville Conference Centre.  An educator and retired elementary school principal with a passion for education change, Kristin has worked closely with teachers and administrators at the school and board levels to bring about pedagogical reforms.  Fees for the combined 3-course dinner and speaker presentation are only $55/member and $65/non-member. Register on-line at www.canadianclubhalton.ca by Midnight Monday, Mar 13.

The works of Kimberley Laspa will be featured in the solo exhibit titled ‘Lines in Nature’ in the
Joyner Gallery of the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre from March 30 to April 30. The collection
of abstract paintings depicts landscapes inspired by local scenery or captured through the
artist’s travels. All are welcome to the opening reception on April 2nd, from 2-4 pm. Remarks at
approximately 2:30 pm. Refreshments will be served.

Home Baking. Thirty vendors. Light Lunch

Free Admission and free parking

Join us for some fantastic St. Patrick's Day festivities.

Friday, Mar. 17 - 3pm until 7pm

Emerald Isle Dancers with an Irish Dance performance at 430pm

Corned beef, boiled potatoes, and cabbage roll dinners - $17

Corned beef sandwich with fries - $12

We will still be serving our fish (haddock, pickerel, and perch) and chicken (broasted/tenders) dinners!

Check out our Facebook page for full menu.

Join us for this fundraiser cooking demo by Mackie's Golden Meals where participants will get to observe how Jamaican Chicken Stew is made. Participants are encouraged to pay by donation and all size of donations are welcome. Help Mackie's Golden Meals achieve their dream of acquiring a food truck so that they can bring the Caribbean flavours all over Renfrew County. This is a registered program so please call 613-732-8844 to register.

Treaty: A Reconciliation Revelry. A "Pay What You Want Performance" at the Kingston Grand on March 29th. "A journey of varied experiences that lead Canadians through stories of encounter and conflict to resolution".