Free introduction and lessons every Wednesday at 7:00pm at Burlington Lawn Bowling Club, 2275 New St, L7R 1J4.  This sport is great for children (8-18) and for adults of all ages. No need to sign up, just show up wearing flat soled shoes eg. Running shoes.  We supply all other equipment and lessons.  We are a not-for-profit organization, run entirely by volunteers. 

We want to celebrate with you and welcome the summer heat! 

The Bracebridge Library is ecstatic to host another fun night in the park packed with activities. From live music for all ages to games, prizes, a GOAT petting zoo and even a BOUNCY CASTLE!  It will be a night you don't want to miss. This event is free for all and fun for the whole family. Thank you to all of our community partners who are joining in on the fun.

A special thank you to our entertainment sponsors: Muskoka Chrysler and The Friends of the Bracebridge Library.

Friday, June 2 | 4:00 - 7:00 PM | All Ages | FREE EVENT | Location: Memorial Park - 130 Manitoba S

Heritage Workshop: Crazy Quilting
Sun Jun 4 2023 at 1:00 pm
at Ireland House Museum, 2168 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON L7P 5A8

Crazy quilts were very popular during the last quarter of the 1800s into the early 20th century, and, unlike traditional quilting, does not require any precision measuring or cutting. Crazy quilting consists of different kinds of fabric that are cut into irregular shapes and basted haphazardly onto a foundation material. The patches are then permanently attached to the latter with embroidery stitches, and additional embellishments such as ribbons, lace, beads and charms may also be added. It was up to the quilter to decide the level of “crazy” their project was to attain! Participants of the 2.5 hour workshop will make a 6” crazy quilted block, and all supplies, including a basic stitchery guide, will be provided. No previous sewing experience required, just bring your imagination!

Website Link: http://www.museumsofburlington.ca/

Saturday, June 17, 2023 from 9am-11am

Breakfast at the Nextdoor Community Kitchen.
650 Plains Road East, Burlington.

$10.00 p.p full breakfast, including coffee & taxes.

Help support our Non-profit organizations by giving back.
All monies are donated to charity.

This will be every 3rd Saturday of the month.**** RSVP by Wednesday of that week.

Breakfast is made from volunteers from surrounding churches.

After breakfast we can go for a walk. at La Salle Marina. Feed the chickadees & chipmunks.
831 Lasalle Park Rd, Burlington, ON L7T 1A1

http://nextdoorsocialspace.com

Port Colborne Art Club Annual Show Sale and Tea

May 27, 2023, 11:30am-3:00pm

Tea,Bake Sale, Door Prize and Raffle

Bethel Community Centre

Tickets $10. Can be purchased at the door or in advance 

portcolborneart@gmail.com

The Rene Caisse Theatre is delighted to be hosting the fourth season of the Muskoka Queer Film Festival on May 17, 2023, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm.

Launched in 2020, MQFF was always intended to be an in-person event, but the pandemic had other ideas! After three virtual seasons, the team of Muskoka Pride and Sanctuary Studios, supported by the District Municipality of Muskoka, are excited to be hosting the festival in-person for the first time.

This year, the festival will be held on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia.

For full details and tickets, visit https://mqff.ca

The Ontario Craft Gin Trail warmly invites you to the inaugural Craft Gin Festival on the grounds of the Elora Centre for the Arts.

Come meet artisan makers and sample craft gins from across the region. Stay tuned for more information on the Cocktail Olympiad, live music, food vendors, and more!

Purchase your tickets online NOW! $19 per person ($16.82 + HST). Tickets at the door will $20. Click here to purchase tickets.

For more information, please visit: www.craftgintrail.com.

Questions about the event? Contact Marty at Marty@eloradisllingcompany.com

NOTE: This event is 19+.

The Huntsville Public Library, along with the Muskoka Parry Sound Genealogy Society and the Huntsville and Area Historical Society present, a morning with Lori Oschefski, author of "The Bleating of the Lambs" and Executive Director of Home Children Canada. Saturday, May 20, from 10-12 PM.

Lori will share her ties to the history of Canada's Home Children and share research tips and resources.

Seating is limited. To register or for more information, http://ow.ly/n1sB50NOsxk