Survivors of Stroke Niagara, a Chapter of March of Dimes Canada, is participating in the annual March of Dimes Canada Walk 'n' Roll event at The Pen Centre in St. Catharines on Saturday, June 2, 2018 from 10 am to 4 pm, with a ribbon cutting/walk at 3 pm. Walk 'n' Rollers will secure pledges, then complete a designated course at the mall as a way of fundraising and raising awareness for Survivors of Stroke Niagara and March of Dimes Canada programs and services. Last year, Survivors of Stroke Niagara raised over $10,000. Nationally, Walk 'n' Roll has raised over $435,500 since it started! This year's goal is to raise another $70,000.

Please visit us at The Pen Centre, 221 Glendale Avenue, St. Catharines, beside American Eagle Outfitters and opposite La Senza on June 2nd to learn more about Survivors of Stroke Niagara or check out our website at www.survivorsofstrokeniagara.com. You can donate online at www.marchofdimes.ca/WalknRoll.

Merritton Legion, 2 Chestnut St. E., is having a ladies only night upstairs. 7:00-11:00pm. Bring a  pot luck item and the recipe. Anyone wanting a copy of your recipe can copy it at the Legion. Cost is $2.00. Cash Bar. We will be playing games ( cribbage, euchre, poker, left right and centre, etc.) Leave the men at home and come have some fun ladies!

May First Friday – Be sure to join us at the #JNAAG for May First Friday as we unveil the upcoming exhibition, Influencing Identity - Tourism and the Group of Seven! Escape urban life and delve into the enthralling wilderness portrayed by the elite Group of Seven and its contemporaries. Mark your calendar for Friday, May 4 from 6:00-9:00PM

Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about your education options: university, college and apprenticeships. May 23rd @17:30-18:30 @ Adult Language and Learning. 240 King St. W. For more info 519-352-7424.

Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about social service in CK. May 23rd @17:30-18:30 @ Adult Language and Learning. 240 King St. W. For more info 519-352-7424.

Newcomers and Immigrants: Learn about sponsoring your family members to Canada. May 16th @17:30-18:30 @ Adult Language and Learning. 240 King St. W. For more info 519-352-7424.

A ceilidh (kay-lee) is an informal social dance with live music (Frank Edgely & his band), dancing and more. There is a caller who demonstrates and then calls out the moves, making it ideally suited for beginners.

The event is FREE. The Ceilidh is held during Friday night dinners at the Scottish Club so there is an optional $10 meal available ($6 for kids). There is a cash bar.

Dancing starts at 6:30pm with the meal being offered from 5pm to 7:30pm. They are great fun if you enjoy dancing and/or trying new things. You can also just sit and enjoy a free concert.