An opportunity to swap seeds, both flower and veggie ones.  If you don't have seeds to swap, there will be vendors selling seeds, plants and garden related items.   Experienced gardeners will be on hand to answer your questions and give friendly advice on gardening matters.    A Children’s Corner will also be available for the youngsters.

Organized by the Elora & Salem Horticultural  Society and The Fergus Horticultural Society.

 ST PATTYS DAY DANCE 7-11 in the hall $5 cover charge march 17 th 

Special Friday night dance April 14 in lounge at Legion 6 till 10 lonesome dreamers  free event 

Saturday night dances all from 7 to 11 free event. Everyone is welcome you do not need to be a member

February 18 this lock Stock and barrel February 25 is MusicKit healing veterans march fourth is lock Stock and barrel March 11 is Lonesome dreamers March 18 is Ian Hamilton and buck 50 March 25 is country reflections APRIL  1 is laundry, and Madill April 8 is the John Priebe band April 15 is lock Stock and barrel April 22 is country reflections April 29 is Denny welburn band 

special ways and means fundraiser dance April 28 in the hall 8 PM to midnight $20 per person late lunch will be served music by Reg Carkner & the udder 2 

The Ingleside Long Sault Lost Villages Lions Club is having a Gal's Spring Fling fundraiser in support of Community Living Stormont County on March 24th, from 5:30pm-9:00pm at the South Stormont Hall in Long Sault. Please join us for a fun filled evening with vendors, prizes, auction table, bake sale, entertainment and a great fashion show!  A light lunch will be served and a cash bar will be available.  Limited amount of tickets being sold, so to avoid disappointment, get yours early by calling 613-938-9550 or 613-577-0818, or at 280 Ninth Street West Cornwall.  Advance sales only!

Women Leaders and Allies

Purchase your tickets before February 17th to receive a personalized gift at the event!

Join The Burlington Chamber of Commerce for a special event to celebrate Women Leaders & Allies in our community and hearing from pioneers who have broken through and overcame many barriers to be the changemakers they are today.

Host: Shirlea Crook, Chair of the Board of Directors, Burlington Chamber of Commerce

Keynote Speaker: Tabatha Bull, President & CEO, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB). CEO of the Year from for the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, Ontario Business Achievement Awards (OBAA)

Panel:

• Moderator: Michelle Eaton, Vice President of Public Affairs, Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC)

• Panelists:

  • Christine Monfriese, Rum Cakeologist & Owner, Monfriese Rum Cakes

  • Karen Roche, Fire Chief, City of Burlington Fire Department

  • Mary Ann Wenzler-Weibe, Vice President - GTA West, BDC

Don’t miss out on this inspirational morning - we look forward to celebrating and welcoming all women leaders and their allies to this event.

Register here https://www.burlingtonchamber.com/events-calendar/?utm_source=Burlington%20Chamber%20of%20Commerce&utm_campaign=07d684561a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_02_06_06_10_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-2e1897e836-[LIST_EMAIL_ID]#id=22367&cid=137&wid=801&type=Cal