Enjoy a tasty Take-out or Eat-in Lunch from Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville. 

Support a local cause while enjoying delicious homemade soups, sandwiches and desserts - all at a great price! 

Eat-in Friday, January 13 from 11:30 till 12:30. 

Or order take-out by Tuesday, January 10th at 705 789 5679 and pick up Friday, January 13th; 11:30 - 12:30 outside Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville

The Cobourg Knights of Columbus are hosting a Breakfast Buffet with a huge variety of food .  All inclusive Adults $15.00 / Children 5-12 $5.00.  Sunday January 8, 2023

Takeout Containers and Masks available.

All Saturdays time is 7-11 free event all welcome don’t need to be a member to come ! And for all ages of age ! List for Jan and feb 

jan 7 Rick Rogers 

jan 14 lock stock and barrel 

jan 21 lonesome dreamers

jan 28 country reflections 

feb 4 the John priebe band 

Feb 11 Landry and madill 

Feb 18 lock stock and barrel 

feb 25 music healing veterans 

All You Can Eat Breakfast Buffet, Pancakes, French Toast, Bacon, Sausage, Home Fries, Scrambled Eggs, Toast, Fruit Cup, Coffee, Tea

Adults/Teens 13-79: $15, Seniors 80 plus: $12, Kids 6-12: $7,  Children 5 and under free

Lincoln Centre, 4361 Central Ave, Beamsville, Ont,

Sunday January 15, 2023, Serving: 9 am to 12:30pm

Come join us

Forest Legion Saturday Meat Raffle and 50/50 followed by Wings Night with Entertainment

January 21st 4:PM

Music on Union presents the Accord Trio in concert on Friday 24 February
from 5:15pm to 6:15pm at St James Church, 10 Union St in Kingston. Doug
Handforth (Violin, Viola), Jennifer Timdale (Cello), and Fran Harkness
(Piano) will perform a program optimistically entitled “Anticipation of
Spring”. This is the third of three Friday concerts in support of the St
James pipe organ restoration. A freewill offering will be collected. Call 613-548-7254, or visit stjameskingston.ca/concerts or facebook.com/MusicOnUnion.

The program will be a mixture of music suggesting romance, memories, and
the nascent emotions and feelings associated with anticipation of love
and Spring. There will be a premier performance of a work recently
composed for Organ and Viola by Dr. David Cameron, various unique
offerings for cello and viola, and there may even be a piece by the Beatles!

Music on Union presents Organist Michael Capon in concert on Friday 17
February from 5:15pm to 6:15pm at St James Church, 10 Union St in
Kingston. On the program will be works by J.S. Bach, Louis-Nicolas
Clérambault, Felix Mendelssohn, Frederick Karam, and Gerald Bales. This
is the second of three Friday concerts through 24 February in support of
the St James pipe organ restoration. A freewill offering will be
collected. Call 613-548-7254, or visit stjameskingston.ca/concerts or
facebook.com/MusicOnUnion.

A graduate of McGill University and first prize winner in the John Robb
Organ Playing Competition, Michael Capon is active in Kingston as a
performer, conductor, composer, and teacher, and serves as Music
Director at St James Church and harpsichordist for the Kingston Baroque
Consort and the Melos Choir and Period Instruments ensemble. He has
performed solo and collaboratively, directed and composed music for
theatrical productions, directed community choirs and orchestras, taught
organ and music theory students, and adjudicated at music festivals and
competitions.

Music on Union presents Valery Lloyd-Watts (Piano) and Chris Alfano
(Clarinet) in concert on Friday 10 February from 5:15pm to 6:15pm at St
James Church, 10 Union St in Kingston. The program is entitled “Robert
Schumann and Johannes Brahms: The Two Geniuses Who Both Loved Clara
Schumann”. This is the first of three Friday concerts through 24
February in support of the St James pipe organ restoration. A freewill
offering will be collected. Call 613-548-7254, or visit
stjameskingston.ca/concerts or facebook.com/MusicOnUnion.

History tells of the love that both Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms
felt towards Clara Schumann. Schumanns’ Fantasiestucke, Op. 73 and
Brahms’ Clarinet Sonata, Op.120, No.2 were written nearly 50 years apart
and yet each is an example of deeply Romantic music which typically
deals with love and longing.