5th Annual Plant Sale Fundraiser at the Sheet Seven Community Garden at Peterborough Curling Club.  May 10th, 8-11;30 am. 2195 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough. A little something for everyone! Come and see what new fun plants you can add to your garden!

Join BurlingtonGreen and Rotary Club of Burlington Central for a day of eco-learning and eco-action at the Beach on Saturday, May 3rd.

Choose from these activities requiring registration for limited spaces:
🐦Guided bird walk
🌊 Beach Litter Clean-up
🐝 Pollinator-Friendly Nature Walk

And DROP IN anytime 9 am to 2 pm for climate resources and family-friendly eco-fun including button making, spin-the-wheel trivia game and more.

Beach clean up is eligible for student volunteer hours.

Join the eco-fun at the Beach: https://www.burlingtongreen.org/events/join-spring-eco-action-at-the-beach

Book/bake/art sale as well as Thrift Store SALE, May 3. Southminster Church 6801 Hagar Ave. 10-1pm

Join the Port Dalhousie Lions for our monthly community spaghetti night!

Drop by to enjoy all-you-can-eat spaghetti, meatballs, sausage, salad, and more for just $14 for adults and $5 for kids under 10!

Or support us by ordering takeout or delivery at https://dinelocal.at/port-lions.

Bring a cash or non-perishable donation for Community Care and get a chance to win a prize package from Peller Estates!

Your continued support of this great event allows the Port Dalhousie Lions to continue to make a significant impact in our community through donations to important causes and our volunteer efforts. Thank you for supporting the Lions Club!

Join Craig's Kitchen inside Royal Canadian Legion Branch 261 on Friday, April 18, 2025 for Good Friday Fish Dinners. 

Served from 4pm until 7pm - Dine In or Takeout available. 

Sorry, no pre-orders. Takeouts will order in the setup drive thru when you arrive. This ensures a timely delivery of orders.

We'll have only battered Haddock, Pickerel, and Perch (while supplies last). 

For the full menu, please check out our Facebook page - Craigskitchen261. 

We're located inside Legion 261 at 12326 Lanoue (at Lesperance), right across from Ste. Anne's Church. 

519-735-4454

Spring Rummage Sale at Holy Trinity Anglican Church (68 Renfrew st, pembroke). Saturday April 26th from 8:30am to 11am. Good quality items for bargain prices. Shop early for best selection. Elevator available.

Aultsville Theatre is proud to present The Mohawk Short Film Fest on Saturday, April 26th. Featuring four films by local film makers Katsitsionni Fox and Shelby Mitchell-Adams the evening brings four short films by local Akwesasne film makers and features the Canadian Premiere of Kanenon:we – Original Seeds (2025).

Films to be screened include:

Ohenton Kariwhatekwen- Thanksgiving Address– Created by Friends of the Akwesasne Film School

Radio Bingo (2023) Directed by Shelby Mitchell-Adams

Tentsítewahkwe – We Pick It Up Again (2024) Directed by Katsitsionni Fox

Kanenon:we – Original Seeds (2025) Directed by Katsitsionni Fox

Film Summaries

Radio Bingo

To help revitalize the Mohawk language, a local reservation radio station incorporates the Mohawk language into a game of Radio Bingo.

Tentsítewahkwe – We Pick It Up Again (2024)

As a young girl, Jessica Shenandoah (Wolf Clan from the Akwesasne Mohawk Nation) learned about harvesting medicine and edible plants alongside her mother and grandmother. Contemporary Native Peoples are often separated many generations from their traditional knowledge due to the effects of colonial realities such as boarding school, forced religion, and land theft. In Tentsítewahkwe, the latest film centering Native women by Mohawk filmmaker Katsitsionni Fox, Shenandoah goes on a journey across four seasons and multiple Native territories to connect with other knowledge keepers reviving the land-based wisdom of foremothers in order to return to time-honored practices of pottery making, mat weaving, hide tanning, medicine making, food gathering, and more. Jessica embodies the Mohawk concept of tentsítewahkwe as she picks up knowledge of the old ways, these slow methods of creating and connecting in reciprocity with the Earth. Tentsítewahkwe is at once a thank you to the Native women who imbued their descendants with blood memory of these practices and a promise to future generations of Native Peoples that these practices will stay alive for generations to come.

Kanenon:we – Original Seeds

Kanenon:we – Original Seeds carries viewers into the grassroots Indigenous seed sovereignty movement led by Haudenosaunee women. It offers a glimpse into the challenges facing the world related to food security. It is a powerful view of what is possible in Indigenous communities working towards food sovereignty. Prior to European contact there was a rich and vibrant diversity of foods, with women primarily responsible for caretaking of the seeds. Genocidal practices including, boarding schools, land theft, forced relocation, imposed religion and even food warfare contributed to a disconnection from our traditional foods and seeds.

Tickets are also available at the City of Cornwall Box office locations or by calling 613-938-9400