Saint George's Anglican Church is offering their ever popular Strawberry Social, located at 9 Byron Street, in Trenton!

When: Tuesday June 24 2025

Ticket Prices: (Adults $10, Youth $5 (6-12 years))

Time: 5 - 6:30 pm, on the lawn of the Church

Hamburgers ($4) + Hotdogs ($2) !

*In the event of rain, we will move indoors ... please bring a lawn chair 

Pay in person, or order tickets in advance by calling 613-394-4244, or email: office@quinteanglicans.ca

A full course luncheon event at the Arnprior Legion Hall on Wednesday, July 2nd from 12-2pm. Choice of sandwiches is chicken salad or tuna salad sandwich. Aerik Watson will entertain. Tickets are $12 each available from our agency office until noon on June 27th. All seniors or adults with disabilities welcome.

Learn about Pride Month history, why Pride matters, and what it means to create a safe and inclusive environment. Featuring Enzo De Diviitis, co-founder and Chair of Pride Niagara, alongside other distinguished panel members, including UNF’s Raquel Benitez Rojas, Associate Dean, Master of Arts in Digital Media and Global Communications. 

“Playtime 2” is a festival of home-grown talent, featuring 16 short plays, (approximately 10
minutes each), written, directed and acted by local artists.
For the playwrights, it’s often the first time their work has been realized on stage. For many of
the directors and actors it’s also their first time on stage or working behind the scenes.
“Playtime 2” serves as a great introduction to the world of live theatre.
Due to the volume of play submissions, the festival is spread over two weekends, with each
weekend featuring a different playbill.
Show dates are June 13, 14, 20, 21 with a 7 pm curtain. There are also matinees on June 14
and 21 with the curtain going up at 2 pm.
Tickets can be ordered at TheatreBurlington.on.ca or by calling the box office at 905-639-7700.
All shows cost $15.
The Theatre Burlington Drama Centre is located on Teen Tour Way, behind the Central Park
bandshell, beside Central Library.

The final Music at Nelles Manor performance at Nelles Manor Museum will be Mark Donoghue on Monday August 4. 

Mark is a fabulous performer and highlights the modern songbook.

The show starts at 1:00 p.m.

Bring your own chairs, blankets and even a picnic. 

Tickets are $10 Adults, $5 Students, and Children 0 – 13 Free.

Tickets are available at the museum, the door and on Eventbrite. 

For more information contact info@nellesmanor.ca or 289-235-7755

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1382793816529?aff=oddtdtcreator

Background

Mark Donoghue is an Ontario-based multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and looper artist, who tours the world with his award-winning one man show. He plays live-looping violin, guitar, harmonica along with vocals. His latest show, “Northern Tales”, a tribute to the Folk Music of Canada, has recently premiered to rave reviews on Viking Cruises. His original music is influenced by the folk, pop and classical traditions of his native British Isles as well as his adopted home of Canada. He also brings a fresh, modern edge to his own original interpretations of folk, rock and pop classics.