Join our over 40 LOCAL vendors for this special EVENING Christmas edition of our North Bay Farmers' Market! Get your last minute Christmas food items, fresh baking and quality handcrafted gift items from local makers and producers.

Wednesday December 22nd

4pm-8pm

Your largest source for LOCAL food, produce, meat, fresh baking, hand crafted artisan items and so much more! We have over 40 weekly local vendors all in the comfort of our indoor seasonal space. Plenty of parking, exterior and mall entrances and wheelchair accessible.

Join us Saturdays from 10am-2pm, 300 Lakeshore Drive (North Bay Mall).

Hey “ROADHOUSE FANS” another exciting event ! We will be hosting our annual OPEN CHRISTMAS  PARTY  at the DAVEDI CLUB Saturday December 11th. Open to everyone, Large Groups , Small Groups , Couples , Singles , “EVERYBODY WELCOME” ! Dinner will be the Traditional Turkey  Dinner With all the trimmings , then dance  the night away to the best band ever “ROADHOUSE “ All You Have To Do Is “ARRIVE”. To book your Tickets or Table call Sharron @ 705-474-9029 or (705) 499-2899 

The North Bay and District Humane Society, in partnership with Canadore College, will host Holiday Pet Photos presented by Canadore College at local Pet Valu stores December 11th and 12th.

Using TapSnap Photo Booth technology, pet parents can choose from a variety of digital backgrounds and have the pet photo sent by email instantly -- perfect for sharing your furry friend in your group chat or social media! Get your Holiday Pet Photo for a minimum $10 donation!

Join us on Saturday, December 11th at Pet Valu Lakeshore (300 Lakeshore Drive) or Sunday, December 12th at Pet Valu Algonquin (1899 Algonquin Avenue) from 11am to 3 pm. See you there!

auLGS présente son spectacle Ça Swing! au Centre Capitol de North Bay le 9 décembre.
Créé spécialement pour le temps des fête, ce spectacle retournera dans « le bon vieux temps » des premiers albums plutôt folkloriques de la formation!
Procurez-vous vos billets dès maintenant!
Première partie: Vincent Bishop
Présenté par le Conseil scolaire catholique Franco-Nord et le Conseil scolaire public du Nord-Est de l'Ontario.

Annual Community Christmas Toy Drive is now in full-swing! Toy distribution to those in need in Welland and surrounding area. Gifts for children up to 15 years old.  Please bring ID for children. Location is 25 W Main Street, behind Taris, parking behind Spinosa's bakery.  December 6-17, M-F, 9:30-11:30, 1-3:30.  

Holiday magic is made year after year by Ballet Jörgen’s traditional treasure The Nutcracker: a Canadian Tradition. Created by acclaimed choreographer and Artistic Director Bengt Jörgen to Tchaikovsky’s well-loved score, this delightful classic is a favourite that brings magic to the holidays.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
This is a beautiful Canadian work, and audiences are taken on Klara’s familiar, magical dream journey as she arrives in Canada and experiences winter landscapes filled with snowflakes, lumberjacks, Mounties, and creatures of the woods. This celebration of the wonder of the season is based on the popular traditional story The Nutcracker and the King of mice by E.T.A. Hoffman, enjoyed by audiences for years. The ballet’s second act is remembered for its celebration of varied dances, and our charming divertissements of raccoons, loons, dragonflies, and bears demonstrate Klara’s longing for the summer months as she travels excitedly through her dreams. The iconic, show-stopping pas-de-deux in the final act is lovingly danced by Lord and Lady Birch as they usher Klara safely home at the end of the adventure. Ballet Jörgen’s Nutcracker is destined to become a national treasure that will warm the hearts of young and old alike. It is a holiday tradition that has showcased the magic of the season for years. Rediscover the joy of dance with the show that audiences flock back to again and again.

The Niagara Sexual Assault Centre needs your help this holiday season.

The waitlist for vital counselling services provided by NSAC to survivors of sexual violence is long. Too long. There are currently more than 150 people on the waitlist, which equates to an approximate wait time of 12 to 14 months.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for services has increased. Calls to our crisis lines have more than doubled – going from 336 to 750 calls over a one-year period. The approximate time spent on the waitlist for therapy has also increased from six months to at least one year.

We are hoping to "Wipeout the Waitlist" this holiday season by asking you to donate what you can and share this campaign with your friends and family. Our goal is to raise at least $5,000. Every dollar raised will go towards helping survivors of sexual assault in #Niagara.

When you give, you can change the life of a survivor in your community.