Visit Catch the Ace Burlington @ https://catchtheaceburlington.ca/
get your tickets online and support Music in Burlington
Draws are EVERY TUESDAY at 8:00 pm at The Black Bull. (2475 Mountainside Dr. Burlington On)
Come on down, soak in the atmosphere, and maybe you'll be the lucky one shouting "ACE!"
Don't miss out on the fun and Good Luck!
Join Us for the Purrfect Event! Get ready for the ultimate feline extravaganza at the Border Purrtrol Cat Show!
When: April 26 & 27, 2025 from 9am - 4pm each day
Where: Meridian Community Centre, 100 Meridian Way, Pelham, ON L0S 1E6, Canada
Come meet some of the most stunning purebred and household pets from across the country! Whether you're a cat lover, an enthusiast, or just looking for a fun day out, this event has something for everyone. Meet the breed presentations @ 12 & 2 both days. Pet me cats, vendors & more!
***Cat Showcases & Competitions***Unique Pet Products & Vendors
Don’t miss this chance to see the finest felines in action and learn from the best in the industry! Save the date and bring your love of cats to Fonthill this April! Tickets available online or at the door!
Corunna Legion Br. 447 present "The Mudmen'
Saturday May 31st, 2025
Doors Open at 7pm - Show Starts at 8pm (age of majority only)
Tickets $25.00 each
Available at Corunna Legion, 350 Albert St. Corunna
Tel: (519) 862-1240
FB: Royal Canadian Legion, Leslie Sutherland Br 447
Trenton Lawn Bowling Club is hosting its annual OPEN HOUSE to introduce the community to our sport. Guests are invited to meet our members, tour the clubhouse and throw some bowls on the greens. No equipment or experience necessary. Light refreshments will be provided.
CMWC Petawawa presents their spring concert-Musically Yours featuring music from Broadway musicals: Rent, Wicked, Mama Mia and more with our special guest Celtic Sole dancers
Entry By Donation
Renfrew Legion Homeless Veterans Mixed Doubles Dart Tournament, Saturday, June 14. Registration from 10 to 10:45, with play at 11. Registration fee $30/team, with $5 from each entry to homeless veterans. For further information/registration please call 343-558-1587, or 613-717-3959.
The Cobourg Garden Club will be holding its annual plant sale at the Columbus Community Centre, 232 Spencer St. East, at D’Arcy on Saturday May 17, from 9 to 11 am.
This plant sale is always very popular. For some years the plant sale has been held on the Saturday of the Victoria Day weekend, a weekend traditionally set aside for gardening! Cobourg residents know that the selection of locally grown plant material offered by Club members is worth lining up for! There will be shrubs, trees, house plants, perennials, annuals, herbs, canna lily and dahlias bulbs, and a good number of native plants, not generally available at commercial nurseries. As usual, there will be a good selection of heritage vegetables, including different varieties of tomatoes, as these have proved very popular with buyers in the past. Several members grow these specially for the sale.
The Tools and Treasures yard sale includes all kinds of garden-related implements, tools, vases, pots, decorations, books and magazines. It is held at the front of the Columbus Centre where visitors line up for the start of the sale. Once the doors open at 9 o’clock, it is a busy scene with everything laid out for the buyer on a- first-come, first-served basis. Regular shoppers know that the best plants sell out very quickly – these are the healthiest, locally grown plants at the friendliest prices! Where else can one buy really well established hostas for a few dollars? This is a gardener’s favourite, a perennial which has earned accolades by being both shade tolerant and very low maintenance.
This annual plant sale is a major fund-raiser, enabling the Club to program interesting speakers at its monthly meetings, and to provide an annual scholarship for a student graduating from a Cobourg high school who is pursuing post secondary education in horticulture or a related field. In addition, a small amount of fundraising money helps us support the ongoing work our Club does at the Five Corners Millennium Garden.
The Club’s 160 members are all involved in some way in the plant sale, distributing flyers, digging and potting up plants, starting seeds, providing advice to buyers, or working on the organizing committee.
Everyone is welcome – but come early for the best selection!
