Sarnia-Lambton Golden K Kiwanis will be selling Claxton Fruit Cake at Lambton Mall every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday starting Nov. 27th until Dec. 21 (if supplies last).  We will be in front of the Body Shop from 12-4pm.  All proceeds go toward projects for children in our community.

Event date is Saturday Nov. 3 from 10am until 3pm at the Civitan Club on Hwy. 15, Smiths Falls. Shop early and stay for lunch! Table rentals are available - please contact Mary Lou 613.283.7172 or Jeanette 613.283.5404.

Reminder

All artificial decorations at ground level must be removed on or before the 15th of November every year. Christmas decorations permitted only on monuments and most be removed by January 7. Cemetery staff will remove all non-complying decorations by these dates and will make every effort but cannot guarantee return to owners. Ground level decorations may be placed back at ground level by January 7.

Mgr Paul-André Durocher

Heather Hart: Northern Oracle

Organized and circulated by the Doris McCarthy Gallery

"Northern Oracle" is an ambitious rooftop installation that emerges from the floor of the gallery, and is accompanied by a series of mixed media drawings. Through her work, Heather Hart considers Black histories, access to ownership, taking up physical space, and the significance of having a place to call home. Visitors will be able to access both the rooftop and its floor level attic, while further contemplating and enacting upon the corollary of these vantage points. The “Oracle”, located in the attic, is the heart of the work and is a site-specific shrine where visitors may leave behind offerings.

"Northern Oracle" will provide a performative area, a locale for demonstration of power, influence, and direction where the idiom, “shout it from the rooftop” will be made literal. Throughout the exhibition, the space will be activated by performances, lectures and workshops.

Heather Hart is a visual artist who works in a variety of media including interactive and participatory installation, drawing, collage, and painting. Her work has been included in a variety of publications and exhibited worldwide including at the Institute of Contemporary Art (Philadelphia, PA), the Gantt Center (Charlotte, NC), The Brooklyn Museum and the Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park. She studied at Princeton and received her MFA from Rutgers. Born in Seattle, Hart now lives and works in Brooklyn.

This exhibition is supported by the St. Catharines Culture Investment Program, City of St. Catharines.