CARP,Greater Bay of Quinte Chapter 39 would like to invite everyone to our monthly" coffee and chat ",at Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre 265 Cannifton Rd. in Multipurpose Room. Elevator.

Join in the conversation about Christmas traditions and stories. 

Light refreshments.

Wesley United Church, 275 Pembroke St. E, invites you to put on your dancing shoes. Enjoy an evening of dancing with music by Landry and Madill, along with dessert, door prizes, silent auction. Tickets only $10, available at the door. All are welcome. 

COURS DE DANSE EN LIGNE

C'est confirmé ! En partenariat avec le Club FADOQ de Montmagny, des cours de danse en ligne pour débutants sont proposés par Mme Lavoie formatrice reconnue. Le cours débutera le 23 janvier 13 h 30. Pour info rendez vous au sous sol de l'Église St-Thomas le mardi à 13 h.

Lieu de l'événement

Sous sol de l'Église St-Thomas

• 145 Rue St-Jean Baptiste est, Montmagny, G5V 1K6

INVITATION DU CLUB FADOQ DE MONTMAGNY

Notre souper dansant de Noël

aura lieu dimanche le 17 décembre 2017 de 16h00 à 20h30

au sous-sol de l’église St-Thomas

AVEC LA MUSIQUE ENTRAINANTE D’ALINE TALBOT

Réservez avant vendredi le 15 décembre 2017

Local du club : 418-248-5004

Colette Jean : 418-248-3947

Christmas Craft and Bake Sale 2017, a fund-raiser for Holy Family Parish Free admission – item for Food Bank appreciated. Visit our BAKE TABLE for home-baked goods and special treats. Shop for gifts and decorations and support over 20 Crafters. Great raffle items. After shopping, enjoy LUNCH and relax with neighbours and friends. SEE YOU THERE!

Regiopolis-Notre Dame High School presents The Wizard of Oz featuring Dorothy's journey to Oz and all your favourite songs. Show dates are Wednesday Dec. 6 to Sat. Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. (additional matinee performance Saturday at 2 p.m.). Contact the school, at 130 Russell St., for more information or 613-545-1902. Ticket prices are Adults $20 Students $12; discounted ticket prices and Child price for the matinee.

Come out to the Brockville Museum.  Peggy Stewart will speak about Daniel McKenzie, an ancestor who was a partner in the Northwest Company & who is buried in the Blue Church Cemetery. He was imprisoned in 1816 at Ft. William by Lord Selkirk and was connected with fur trader Sir Alexander MacKenzie after whom the River is named. Daniel successfully sued Lord Selkirk. The public is invited to attend.