Country Music Jamboree
50/50 Draw
BBQ
Raffle Prizes
BBQ starts at 12....Entertainment at 1-4
Classic Cars
Admission by donation
Artsweek Presents: The Flying Canoe, presented by the Peterborough Academy of Circus Arts, tells the story of a French-Canadian folktale, the Chasse-Galerie (“The Flying Canoe”), with live fiddle music by Jay Edmunds. Brought to life through live theatre, dance, fire spinning, and acrobatics, the piece follows four lonely woodcutters who strike a deal with the devil. Witness the spectacle, the woodcutter's comical, action-packed adventures, and their dealings with a fiery devil as they traverse an innovative circus apparatus—the aerial canoe—rigged to the roof of The Canadian Canoe Museum atop the Grand Portage. Performers include: Jennifer Elchuk, Kayla Stanistreet, Jeff Cadence and Victoria Kopf as the woodcutters, Thomas Vaccaro as the devil, and dancers Sammi Blanchard, Jess Gentle, Ceinwen Perks, and Kollene Drummond.
Artsweek Presents: Divergent Dances Peterborough is an outdoor aerial performance created by Brandy Leary of Anandam Dance Theatre. It features local dance artists Erin Ball, Opal Elchuk, Nicole Malbeuf, and Thomas Vaccaro in performance on an exterior wall of Peterborough Square. The performances will be prefaced by a series of open rehearsals scheduled throughout the week. Divergent Dances Peterborough explores themes of listening, non-spectacle, and how bodies move in public space. This project is co-presented by Artsweek 2018, Public Energy Performing Arts, Anandam Dance Theatre, and the Art Gallery of Peterborough and is part of the 2018 [in]SITES Series. Brandy Leary is the fall Artist in Residence at Public Energy Performing Arts.
Come out and experience the hillarious comedy magic talents of husband & white team of BRENT and SARAH as seen on Disney Cruise Lines. It will be a FANTASTIC show full of BIG LAUGHS, SURPRISES and AMAZING MAGIC.
Saturday September 15th. Doors open at 7pm, show at 8pm. Raffle prizes for bidding. Proceeds to support PATHWAYS CENTRE FOR CHILDREN in Sarnia - SAVE THE POOL CAMPAIGN.
Come to the Wyoming Fair on September 15th from 1 - 3pm and meet SPIDERMAN of the Marvels Universe
Life After Stroke Peterborough (a peer support group) meets the 4th
Wednesday of every month from 1-3:00 PM at Northminster United Church,300
Sunset Blvd (east off Chemong Rd just south of Walmart). Survivors and
caregivers welcome. Wheelchair accessible but please arrive 15 minutes early
for elevator access. Light refreshments provided. Next meeting Wed. 26
September at 1PM. Please join us.
For more information please call Sandy 705-760-2581 or visit
www.LifeAfterStrokePeterborough.org
Garage sale - 312 Greenwood Ave.
Saturday Sept.15th
9am-1pm
Monthly Meeting of the Stroke Survivor Support Group held at Riverdale Terrace Retirement Residence, 1200 Second St. West. All stroke survivors and their caregivers are welcome. Info: 613-936-8784.
The City of Thorold is pleased to announce that the Toronto Marlies will be playing at the Frank Doherty Arena on Saturday, September 29, 2018 to face their cross-border rivals, the Rochester Americans. Puck drop will be at 4:00 p.m.
A family festival will take place prior to the game in the arena parking lot and James Whyte arena from 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. The festival will be open to the general public including those without game tickets. The festival will be comprised of family friendly activities, food trucks, inflatables and more!
Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $35.00 each. Those who purchase a ticket for the Thorold game, will also receive a complimentary ticket to a Toronto Marlies home game at the Coca-Cola Coliseum on Saturday, October 20, 2018.
The Retired Women Teachers are holding their Fall Luncheon on Thursday, September 27 at Emmanuel United Church in Foxboro. Phone 968.8268 for more information and to reserve a place.
