Registration at 9am to 10:30am at the Renfrew Information Booth -  then KSU for scenic ride through Valley Highlands. Ride ends at Renfrew Golden Age Centre for a

delicious lunch by donation. Door prizes will be drawn at that time. Toys are given to a representative on hand that day from the

Phoenix Centre to be given out to those families in Renfrew County, that have the greatest need at Christmas. All riders are welcome or

just drop by registration and make a donation. 

                                                       "   Help us make a child's Christmas, a little bit brighter  "

12 Noon Pot Luck Luncheon

'Sounds of Music' - Special musical numbers from the past

The Prince Edward Family Health Team will offer a free presentation on the Importance of Blood Pressure on Heart Health followed by a blood pressure clinic on Wednesday, November 6th at the Picton Town Hall located at 2 Ross Street in Picton starting at 12:30pm. This will follow the Seniors Lunch at noon, cost for the lunch is $10.00, call to register. High blood pressure is a dangerous condition in adults that is a major risk factor for heart attack and stroke. Blood Pressure Clinics enable you to have your blood pressure checked by a professional nurse. This drop in clinic will start at 1:00 and end at 3:00pm.  Call the County Seniors Centre for more information and to register at 613-476-7493. 

Sparks is an LGBTQ+ peer support group for adults.

Hosted by CMHA Kingston, every Tuesday 6:00-8:00pm

Address: 11-400 Elliott Ave. Kingston ON

Contact: angel@cmhakingston.org

Phone: 613-549-7027

The County Seniors Centre is hosting the second annual Seniors Information and Active Living Fair. See 50+ “vendors” from the community showcasing the services they offer, as well as presentations and demonstrations. This FREE event is  open to the public.  It starts at 10:00am with activities through to 3:00pm.  Organizers recommend planning to attend for the full day as presentations are scheduled every half an hour.  All are welcome! Door prizes, free refreshments, free  snacks and a free lunch (while supplies last) will be available. Free transportation for seniors. Call the Community Care office for more information about the fair at 613-476-7493

Beginning on September 17th at 7:30pm... Tune in on Tuesday's this fall for the all new QHS TVBingo... featuring our new hosts, The Quinte Humane Society, and lots of community involvement!  Get your cards and play along.  Info at www.qhs.com

Anyone can learn to play and local musician and teacher Don Hinde will show you how. This series is for seniors 60+ who are eager for a new hobby or wish to play again. It’s never too late to learn!  The cost is $40.00 and starts Monday, October 21st and will run for 6 consecutive weeks at Community Care for Seniors offices located on 74A King Street in Picton from 10:00 to 11:00am. To register and for more information call the County Seniors Centre at 613-476-7493. 

Artist instructor Luanne Hartman will take you to the next level of painting. Artists require some basic knowledge and experience for this intermediate level of watercolour painting.  This series will run for 4 consecutive weeks with 2 hour classes starting Tuesday, October 15th from 1:00 to 3:00pm at the Wellington Town Hall located at 246 Wellington Main Street.  Bring your own materials (a list will be provided at time of registration).  Space is limited and it is recommended to sign up early. County Senior Centre members $100.00, non-member fee $125.00.  Pre-registration and pre-payment are required.  Contact the County Seniors Centre to register at 613-476-7493.

MIND is a Mental health focused LGBTQ+ youth group hosted by CMHA Kingston, Monday evenings 4:30-6:00pm.

Address:11-400 Elliott Ave, 

Contact: angel@cmhakingston.org 

Phone:613-549-7027

AUGUST 29 to 31 - AN EVENING OF ONE ACT PLAYS presented by the Belleville Theatre Guild. Six plays will take over the stage of the Pinnacle Playhouse for three nights. This program of one act plays follows a now established tradition of showcasing the talents of members of the Guild. 

The plays: "Him-a-Layin' Krystal Bawl" by Victor Schukov; "Things Happen" by Ian C Feltham; "Trifecta" by Judie Preece; "The Flooding" by Maurice Leslie; "The Discombobulating Greeting" by Adri Boodoosingh; and "The Necklace" by Keith Taylor. The writers present a diverse range of subjects but have to be able to deliver their messages in only one act.

$10 tickets for the One Act Plays are available at the Pinnacle Playhouse box office or online at: http://bellevilletheatreguild.ca. More information and the upcoming winter schedule is available on the guild's Facebook page.