Little Tomato Children’s Theatre presents FROZEN Jr. April 21-23rd at Cardinal Carter Catholic Secondary School Auditorium, 120 Ellison Ave. Leamington. Performances: Fri. 7pm, Sat. 2 pm& 7pm, Sun. 2 pm. Tickets are General Admission $20, children 12 & under $10. 
For tickets contact littletomatotix@gmail.com. Tickets should also be available at the door. For more info. visit us on Facebook, Instagram or https://littletomatochildr.wixsite.com/ltctwebsite 

Lambton County Science Fair celebrates 50 years of youth exploring science.

Saturday March 25, 2023, come and dance at Club 135! Entertainment by JR Aubertin, at the North Bay Golden Age Club
Doors open at 7:30 pm, dance starts at 8:00 pm. Cost for members is $5.00 (you must show your valid Membership card) and non-members $7.00
Cash Bar with sandwiches available to purchase.
Covid 19 Vaccinations required.

Saturday March 18, 2023, come and dance at Club 135! Entertainment by Ghost Rider ~ Claude Lecuyer, at the North Bay Golden Age Club Doors open at 7:30 pm, dance starts at 8:00 pm. Cost for members is $5.00 (you must show your valid Membership card) and non-members $7.00   Cash Bar with sandwiches available to purchase. Covid 19 Vaccinations required. Follow our Facebook page for up to date information!

On April 15, 2023 at 11am the Amherstburg Freedom Museum, in partnership with the Amherstburg Community Foundation, will host our next Freedom Achievers Speaker Series Guest, Multicultural Community Storyteller for the City of Windsor, Teajai Travis. This event will also give mentees an opportunity to speak with mentors and ask questions. To register, please go to findyourpath.givesmart.com

The Brockville Library is excited to be hosting Fana Soro from Multicultural Arts for Schools and Communities (MASC) for a drumming workshop in March! Please see below for program details. I have attached graphics and posters for the event as well. Thank you in advance for sharing!

Program Details

• Saturday, March 25th from 1pm – 2pm
• In the Buell St. program room on the first floor of the library
• Free, for all ages.
• Registration not required; just mark your calendars and drop in!

About this program

Fana Soro introduces participants to traditional rhythms and songs of the djembé, West Africa’s most popular drum. Participants will gain a basic understanding of the drumming connected to the dances and songs of the Senoufo culture.

About the artist

Fana Soro is a hereditary master of the balafon, West Africa’s big wooden xylophone. Fana hails from the Senoufo tribe in northern Cote d’Ivoire and spent 9 years as a member of the prestigious Ballet National de Cote d’Ivoire touring England, Holland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Yugoslavia, Martinique and West Africa. In 1990, he moved to Norway to perform throughout the Norwegian educational system and work as Artist in Residence at the International Children’s Museum in Oslo. From there, Fana continued to tour throughout Northern Europe with the celebrated West African group, Super Djembé Kan. In 1997, Fana moved to Vancouver and formed Masabo, a performance group specializing in traditional West African music, dance and story. Fana and his family have made their home in Ottawa since 2010.

“We often see negative images and stereotypes of Africa in the media. My goal is to help change those images and show what Africa truly looks like, sounds like, and feels like.”

— Fana Soro