Hosted by the Peterborough Numismatic Society:Everyone welcome, one day only, Saturday, May 17th, 2025 at Westdale United Church, 1509 Sherbrooke St. W., Peterborough, ON, K9K 0E6, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.There is an entry fee of only $2.00 and children under 12 free. There is free parking, barrier free access and a snack bar.There will be 11 dealers from around Ontario and Quebec to satisfy your collecting needs. If you are interested in or currently collecting coins, medallions, bills, notes or tokens, there will be something here for you. An opportunity like this is usually only available locally but once a year, so don’t miss out.

There will be displays and exhibits of numismatic material from around the world. Come out and enjoy yourself and bring the whole family. This is something of interest for all ages. You don’t need to be a collector to enjoy yourself.

WORLD-PREMIERE

A lonely warehouse in the middle of nowhere, Saskatchewan. A young man arrives seeking help. His estranged uncle might be his saving grace, or a sociopath. This one-act Canadian drama is a gripping, and sometimes hilarious, exploration of urban vs. rural manhood, family and responsibility. Most of all, it is about being a Canadian.

Written by Marc Rico Ludwig
Directed by Drew Antzis
CURTIS - Marc Rico Ludwig
RENO - Tom Quinn

Run time: 90 Minutes / NO Intermission

Recommended Age:16+ Contains strong language, discussions of suicide, guns and butchering a pig.

Gardeners of Burlington presents guest speaker, Sean James: “An appetite for gardening –
incorporating edibles. Please come and join a friendly group of amateur gardeners interested
in learning more about all aspects of gardening.

This talk will focus on adding vegetables throughout your ornamental garden. Many home
gardeners (but, sadly few professional landscapers/designers) are looking to grow more of
their own food, but why relegate edible plants to the back corner, punishing them like
they’ve misbehaved? “Go sit in the corner. Think about what you’ve done!” Many fruits and
veggies are beautiful and offer wonderful texture and colour; think about eggplant, rhubarb
and kale! Growing vines (beans, squash, tomatoes) on trellises and espaliering fruit trees can
also be a great way to use vertical surfaces to embiggen your landscape and fill the pantry at
the same time! We’ll discuss all the options!

Sean owns ‘Sean James Consulting & Design’. Named by Landscape Ontario as 2020 and 2021’s
Garden Communicator of the Year, gardening has been Sean James’ passion and profession for
over 40 years. A graduate of Niagara Parks School of Horticulture, a Master Gardener, writer,
and teacher, Sean focuses on eco-gardening techniques. He has spoken at events from the
Maritimes to Seattle and landscaped from Switzerland to California. Sean had the honour of
being part of creating the new Ontario Landscape Tree Planting Guide, the Grow-Me-Instead
guide, the Ontario Horticultural Apprenticeship Curriculum, the national Red Seal
Occupational Standard, and the Master Gardeners Reference Manual. He has chaired the
Environmental Stewardship Committee for Landscape Ontario and the Environmental
Committee for the Perennial Plant Association and been featured on radio and television,
including filling in for Paul Zammit occasionally on CBC’s ‘The Gardening Show’.