Parking lot Bazaar happening in Église Sacré Coeur's Church Parking Lot on Saturday, September 25th from 9am-2pm. Come out to see all the amazing Crafters and Vendors, try your luck at 50/50. A $1 Draw to possibly win a weaved blanket or 2 weaved dishtowel or a weaved rug. Hope to see you there!!

Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild

20th anniversary display of needlework.

On display, The Baldoon Tapestry, created by needleworkers in South-western Ontario will be added to the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry collection in Scotland in December 2021.

Including the 37 panels from Scotland depicting the Scottish contribution to Canadian History

http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org/announcements/canadas-37-panels-heading-to-chatham-kent-ontario-in-october-2021

Place: Capitol Theatre, Rotary Lounge,

238 King Street West, Chatham, ON.

October 12 opening 1 to 8PM.

Open Monday to Saturday

October 13 to October 29 12 to 4 PM each day.

Demonstrations and interactive program will be available each afternoon on a variety of needlework and beading.

Interested in singing - as a chorister, soloist, or family group?  We are looking for singers of all ages to join our Church Choir.  You can expect interesting & challenging music, being part of a volunteer community of singers & churchgoers, service to others, and exploring your spirituality through music & liturgy - all in an inclusive setting.

Bracebridge Horticultural Society

Plant Sale - perennials, houseplants

Dick Marshall, daffodil grower and expert, will sell and explain bulbs

Saturday September 25 9:00 am - noon

Train Station Parking Lot

85 Hiram St.

COVID Protocols, masks required

Join Belleville Public Library and The Hastings County Historical Society for a free virtual talk! 

Irish-born John Macoun was Canada's foremost field naturalist. The self-taught botanist catalogued 100,000 plants, which are now housed in the National Herbarium of Canada at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa. 

It was during this time teaching at Albert College in Belleville that he decided to devote his life to botany. He was appointed Chair of Natural Science at the college in 1869. John Macoun was a major influence in the routing of the Canadian Pacific Railway. 

In this free Zoom webinar, Historical Society President Richard Hughes takes a look at the life of John Macoun. 

Wednesday, September 29 at 3:00 PM. 

Register in advance at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZVb7gZsRQAK7dICRw0kK5Q

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.