The Théâtre de L'Amalgame presents a free reading of FRONTIÈRES LIBRES, a brand-new play by Franco Ontarian author Marie-Thé Morin. Different people, each with their own destiny, find themselves on the same train and share only one goal: to go somewhere, somewhere else, in total anonymity. When disaster strikes the train, passengers suddenly become survivors who need each other.

The free event will take place on December 10 at 2:00 pm at the Cornwall Library. All our tickets in person are already booked, but we will also present a live virtual version will be broadcast on zoom at the following link: https://bit.ly/3UKpGRA

CHRISTMAS CONCERT ON SUN. DEC. 4TH AT 7 PM

The Pembroke Community Choir is excited to finally be back with "Christmas Joy", a concert of joyful carols and wintery songs.  Start your Christmas season on a festive note with our 60-voice choir singing both new pieces and familiar favourites.  Sunday, Dec. 4th at 7pm at Holy Name of Jesus Church, 284 Trafalgar Road, Pembroke.  Tickets for adults are $15 in advance until Dec. 2, or $20 at the door.  Students 13 and under free. Tickets available from choir members; Fleurish at 3191 Petawawa Blvd., Petawawa; the Customer Care Centre in the Pembroke Mall; or at the door. Visit www.pembrokecommunitychoir.org for more information.

The beloved Charles Dickens classic comes to Cambridge Street United Church in Lindsay on Dec. 2 & 3. Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for students/kids. Proceeds to the church and to A Place Called Home. Venue is wheelchair accessible.

Crafts, Home baking, Christmas, White Elephant and Book tables

Early Bird (Coffee and muffin) - $2.00

Lunch (soup, tea biscuit, sweets and beverage ) - $7.00

(served from 11;00 am to 1:00  pm)

For information call 613-545-5858

This will be a community event bringing individuals, groups and organizations together who want to show that Peterborough cares about the plight of those experiencing homelessness in our community and realize the urgency of finding solutions as winter approaches.

There will be music, food, speeches and sharing.  We invite all to walk from their neighbourhoods with signs, banners, etc. and gather at 12 noon for a social time.  Speeches and sharing time will begin at 1 pm.

Featuring Dr. Wayne Carroll of St. Thomas, ON, organist emeritus of Knox Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas and the 8-piece Carroll String Ensemble. 

Sing Christmas carols with the organ and string ensemble.

Everyone is welcome to attend this 3-concert series at noon on the first 3 Thursdays of December.  The concerts will last approximately 45 minutes.

Informal come-and-go format. Stay for 1 or 2 pieces or the entire concert. Bring your lunch and eat while you enjoy listening.

Where: Holy Trinity-St. Paul's Anglican Church, Victoria Avenue at the corner of Selkirk St., Chatham.  Lots of parking.

Free.  Donations gratefully accepted.

Masks are optional.