Storrington Lions are selling Raffle tickets to help with rejuvenation of their hall.  Tickets are $10 each and will be drawn on July 1st at 2pm at Storrington Lions Canada Day Celebrations.  Prizes are 1st - $2500, 2nd - $1000, 3rd - $500.  Contact Marie at 613-449-4744 to get your tickets and for more information.

Every Wednesday, Volunteer Peterborough welcomes prosective volunteers and volunteer managers to drop into its office for one-on-one sessions. We will introduce you to our website feature and the range of matches possible. This is made possible by generous funding from the Commonwell LEAF Grant Program. Come and discover how to get more involved in volunteer work that will enrich your life.

June 21 2025

310 Barrie St Kingston (side lot on Princess St)

Spots available for our fundraiser yard sale/vendor sale

$35 a spot

Come join us and have some fun!

There will also be a BBQ

All proceeds go to Partners in Mission Food Bank

Step aboard history! 
The Great Lakes Museum’s S.S. Keewatin — the world’s only remaining Edwardian-era passenger steamliner — officially launched its second season of tours on May 11, 2025. Built in 1907, this magnificent vessel attracted over 23,000 visitors in 2024 and continues to captivate guests with its elegance, legacy, and maritime stories.

Three guided tours are available:

• 75-minute Premium Experience: Access to all available passenger and crew areas
• 45-minute Essentials Experience: Main passenger areas - perfect for families
• 30-minute Engine Room Experience: Explore the boiler room and original steam engines

All tours include personal headsets.

You can book tickets in advance at greatlakesmuseum.ca/buy-tickets. The museum is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Important Information About Accessibility
The S.S. Keewatin is not an accessible ship. Gangways, multiple steep stairways, and narrow passages prohibit the use of mobility devices and strollers. Passengers must be physically fit enough to stand for the length of the tour and navigate tight quarters, stairways, and uneven surfaces. The Museum galleries are fully accessible, and the washrooms are partially accessible. Registered dog guides and service animals are welcome.

The opening reception for "Three Fires by the Water / Niswi Ishkoden Niibiing," a First Nations Exhibition featuring art by members of the Kettle and Stony Point, Aamjiwnaang, and Walpole Island First Nations. The exhibition runs through June 27th. Live music by the Forest Excelsior Band will be played outside on the front lawn.