Christmas Bazaar at Emmanuel United Church 1728 Lincoln Road November 20 from 9am - 1pm.
Handcrafted gifts, frozen pies, used books, bagged lunch for takeout and more.
Join us on Sunday, December 5th, 2021 from 12pm-4pm as we bring together the COOK-UP Entrepreneurs and local handmade vendors for our first Street Fête! Doubling as COOK-UP’s first fundraiser, this event will take place outdoors, in Downtown Windsor at 801 Ouellette Avenue, with several local vendors, music, and of course food!
Funds raised through COOK-UP’s holiday photo booth and Silver Spoon Events’ hot chocolate bar will be used towards our mission of supporting entrepreneurs, particularly from marginalized communities, to access the resources they need to start, launch, and grow an impactful food business in our community. Admission is free, but we will be accepting non-perishable food donations in support of The Downtown Mission. We look forward to seeing you and your loved ones while you get your local holiday shop on!
*We are currently accepting craft vendor applications for this event, please click this link to fill one out!*
Beatle Nation is proud to announce a show at Knights of Columbus on Saturday December 4th to make you dance to your favourite Fab Four hits! Dinner and Show Tickets are $40 and Show Only Tickets are $20. Doors open for Dinner and Show Tickets is at 5pm. Dinner will be served at 6pm.
Doors open for Show Only Tickets at 8pm. Call Paula at 613 935 6494 for tickets. Tickets also available at Melody Music and at the Knights of Columbus Hall downstairs.
Just in time for the Christmas season, St. John’s famous meat pies are on sale now. Stock up on their famous turkey, chicken, and beef pies as well as their delicious butter tarts. These 5" meat pies are frozen and ready for the oven. The butter tarts come in a box of 6. You can get a delicious meal with a fabulous dessert in just one click. Plus, proceeds of your purchase will support the community at large and help St. John's Thorold build for the future. Pre-order now at www.stjohnsthorold.com until supplies last or November 21, 2021, at midnight–whichever comes first. Curbside pick-up will be on Saturday, November 27, 2021 from 10am - noon at St. John's Thorold.
Celebrating the coming of the Light into the world, St. John's Thorold invites you to Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services. Something for everyone, the three Christmas Eve services are offered both in person and on line. At 4PM the Children's Christmas Service offers simple language, a story, carols, and a Eucharist. Everyone, adults and children alike is welcome to wear their jammies! For the 7PM service, you're are encouraged to bring you singing voice, to join together to sing Christmas carols, celebrate the Eucharist, and welcome Christ into the world. At 10PM, there is a candlelight service also offering carols and the celebration of the Eucharist. The Christmas Day Service is at 10AM, check the website or Facebook page for more details.
Particularly this year, we need to pause the excitement and joy of Christmas to remember that this is not always an easy time for people. Held Wednesday, December 15th, both in person at 7pm and online, the “Blue Christmas” worship service creates a sacred space for those who are feeling blue at Christmas. We think of loved ones who have died, family who are no longer part of our life, tenuous or stressful job situations, uncertainties in our future or health concerns that weigh us down. Canon Katherine Morgan creates comforting space for reflection on loss, accepting where we really are and a time to be with the quiet.
St. John’s Anglican Church, Thorold prepares for the coming of the Light with several activities.
People are encouraged to gather, out front of the church, around the Christmas tree on Sunday Dec. 5, 2021, at 4pm for the “Let it Shine” event. This has been a difficult couple of years, and many are looking for places of light in the darkness. You are invited to add an ornament of light and love to the tree. Write on it the name of a loved one you hold dear, someone you have lost, or a prayer you hold in your heart. Everyone in the community is welcome. The event will include a Christmas carol sing, comforting hot chocolate or coffee and enjoying time spent together. By bringing light to our darkness, we also honour light in our lives.
Location: 180N College Ave Lochiel Kiwanis Centre
After School Program (2021-2022)
Monday to Friday from 3:00-6:00
Ages: 4-12
Weekly Rate: $30.00 & Daily: $8 • Weekly Rate includes PA Day Program
Program Includes: Bilingual Homework Assistance and Tutoring, along with Daily Nutritious Snacks
Extended (PA Day) Programs
9:00-5:00
Ages: 4-12
Daily Rate: $30.00 (Lunch is NOT provided)
Must Pre-Register: Registration Forms Available at: www.bgcsarnia.com
From November 12th to 14th
Film's will be screened online with the exception of 2 in-person screenings and a trivia brunch at the Moose Cookhouse, hosted by Super Fun Time Trivia. All online screenings are free and people are encouraged to make a donation. Register in advance at nbff21.eventive.org
November is the final month where Prince Edward Community Care is holding the 2021 Seniors’ Active Living Fair as a virtual event taking place online using Zoom Webinars. All seniors 60+ are welcome to attend these free events. Local businesses and organizations will be presenting 1 hour Zoom Webinars every Tuesday and Wednesday from 1-2pm. All seniors who participate will receive a free “Swag Bag” from Community Care and the presenters filled with great stuff and also including pamphlets and information flyers. “Door Prizes” will be drawn at each webinar and one of the participants will win. Those who don’t do zoom can receive support to get online. Those who don’t have a computer can borrow a tablet (including wifi) from the Library. The other option is to call in and participate on the phone (no computer required for this). November Zoom Webinar topics include “Services Provided, Volunteer Needs and Information About the Canadian Cancer Society” with Karen White, Volunteer with Canadian Cancer Society; “Adavnce Care Planning” with Melanie Dailey, Community Development Director with Hospice Prince Edward Foundation; “Quilting for Change” with Hanne-Lise Simones, Member of PEC Quilters’ Guild; “Community Paramedic Program” with Ben Potts, Superintendent with Hastings Quinte Paramedic Service; “How to Gain Energy, Feel Stronger and Live Life with Confidence as an Older Adult” with Tracy Reid from Fitness Powers; “Understanding Hearing Loss & Effective Communication Tips” with Alana DeVille, Hearing Care Counsellor with Canadian Hearing Services; “PEFHT Services: Dietician Services, Self Management for Chronic Pain and Conditions, Preventing Financial Exploitation, and Men's Health Month” with Matt Del Grosso, Health Promoter and Engagement Lead for PEFHT, Sarah Sandham, Clinical Nutrition with PEFHT, Kerry Ford, Community Support Planner with PEFHT, and Danielle Holbrough, Lawyer at Community Advocacy & Legal Centre; “Fiscial Stretch” with Kathy McAlpine, Owner of EverFit Studios; “Initiating a Dialogue on Dementia & Elder Abuse” with Laura McGugan, Coordinator with Community Care for Seniors & Margaret Werkhoven, Board Member of Community Care for Seniors and Retired Teachers of Ontario Foundation. For a complete schedule of presentations and to register see www.communitycareforseniors.org or call 613-476-7493 for more information.
