Spring Event has 2 speakers: Sean James on Rain Gardens and Guinevere Kern on Healing gardens additionally vendors will be in attendance. Proceeds to go towards the Groves Hospital Healing Garden.
Calling BIPOC artists for CreateSpace Public Art Residency
Application closes February 12
The Town of Oakville has proudly partnered with STEPS Public Art to feature an emerging Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) artist at this year’s Ontario Culture Days Festival in October.
Eligible artists living, working, or studying in Oakville can apply for a spot in the virtual 2023 CreateSpace Public Art Residency program. Running from March to December 2023, this residency is open to early to mid-career BIPOC Canadian-based visual and media artists that meet the eligibility requirements. Applications close on Sunday, February 12, 2023. Visit the Recreation and Culture webpage on oakville.ca for details including how to apply online, FAQs, and more.
One Oakville-based artist will be selected for the program to create a 2D mural that will be debuted in Oakville during the Ontario Culture Days Festival in October. The entry selection panel is comprised of leading Black, Indigenous and racialized public art practitioners from across Canada.
This virtual residency will help the featured artist hone their skills through workshops, artist talks, and studio visits for a greater understanding of the public art process. They will also be exposed to networking opportunities with seasoned national artists, up to $10,000 in financial support including an honorarium, cost of art production and materials, and access to studio spaces in Oakville to create their mural.
The residency program is aimed at promoting the skills, relationships and practical experiences needed to build and advance community engaged public art practices. STEPS is committed to amplifying the voices of BIPOC community members who also identify as 2SLGBTQIA+, racialized, disabled and equity-deserving artists. Visit the CreateSpace Public Art Residency webpage to learn more about these artists and their projects.
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 644 on Marentette Ave. is a not-for-profit organization that supports seniors in the community. We hold a Seniors Dinner & Dance from 2 pm till 6 pm every Thursday at the Branch with live music by Allan James. Music starts at 2 pm with dinner served between 4 to 6 pm. Costs are kept low for seniors. No cover charge. You don't have to be a member to attend.
Bid Euchre enthusiasts’ games will be held on Thursday, February 9th,16th and 23rd In the main hall starting at 1pm.
Members monthly luncheon, meeting and bingo will be held on Thursday, February 2nd, starting at noon.
The Sarnia Bluewater Chordsmen are offering to do Singing Valentines. They will sing love songs, present a rose and a card with personal message to your loved one. All proceeds to Charity
From Feb. 18-20 Canadian residents can fish in Ontario for free. This means that you can share the joy of fishing with a friend or loved one all weekend long.
Who are you bringing ice fishing this year?
Sunday February 12 in its church hall at 321 Tollgate Road East from 6 to 8 pm. The Concert is being held as a fundraiser for the Parish. The performers are Ed O'Brien & Marie Cameron and Kevin Rivette who is well known in this area for his powerful voice. Refreshments will be served and there will be a cash bar. The cost consists of a free will offering with $10 being a suggested amount. Come and enjoy the evening with your valentine.
Where to find this delicious food!
Petawawa Presbyterian Church (24 Ethel Street, Petawawa)
Adults $12/ Children 4 to 10 yrs $ 6, Toddlers up to 3 yrs old - freewill offering for a kids plate.
Take-out available, see you there! and bring a friend.
Community Living Wallaceburg is hosting a #CareerFair on January 25th from 1-7pm. Learn about their Direct Support Professional opportunities. Bring your resume and be prepared for an interview.
