Our Shimmy Mob team performs at the Brockville Farmers' Market for our first post Covid on-site event.

On World Bellydance Day teams of belly dancers around the world dance a Shimmy Mob, a belly dance flash mob held annually to raise awareness of domestic abuse.

Shimmy Mob supports victims of abuse, and the shelters and similar organizations in participating local areas, by promoting awareness and furthering the cause.

Funds raised in Brockville stay in Brockville. This year our Brockville team is dancing in support of Victim Services of Leeds and Grenville.

Aaliyah Belly Dance is pleased to announce that we return to our Hafla! series!
We are so grateful to be back with a full slate of dancers to open things back up. Over 20 dancers join us to present the vast range of belly dance and Middle Eastern Dance. Aaliyah Belly Dance is proud to be the creator of this series in support of victims of violence.

Dancers are arriving from as far as Hamilton to Gatineau in support of our community. This year we raise funds for Victim Services of Leeds & Grenville.

Tickets are $25
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Show: 7:00 p.m.
Cash bar at intermission.

Join our bus trip to to see "Menopause" at Stirling Theatre on Sat June 11, 2022.  Bus departs 61 Bay Street, Trenton at 1:00 pm

Sponsored by Trenton Seniors Club 105.  Includes: the Show, bus, dinner at Chubby's and all tips.

Cost: $105.00 for Club members;  $115.00 for non-club members.  Pay in full upon booking.

Contact Trenton Senior Club 105, 61 Bay St, Trenton, office open Mon to Fri, 9 am to 1 pm. Call 613 392 5400

Upcoming events 

Sunday, Apr 24, 2022   70th Anniversary Celebration for Club 105 and Open house at 61 Bay St, Trenton 1 to 4 pm.  Drop in and see all the Club has to offer

Saturday, May 7, 2022 - Yard Sale at 61 Bat St, Trenton, 9 am to 1 pm.  Table rentals available 

Sunday, May 22, 2022  Bus trip to Cirque du Soleil at Toronto

Saturday June 25, 2022  Bus trip to "A closer walk with Patsy Cline" at Port Hope 

Spring Muffin Party and Bake Sale $5 admission 534 George St @ McDonnell Masks required

May is Mystery Month!  To celebrate, Belleville Public Library invites you to put your sleuthing skills to the test with Due: A Library Mystery. 

Collect clues around the library and put the evidence together to solve the case of the damaged book.  You could win a bundle of mystery books! 

No registration required. Simply pick up a game sheet at the second floor Information Desk to get started. Completing the case should take 10 to 20 minutes. Due: A Library Mystery runs all May long.

RUMMAGE SALE 

Saturday April 23 from 9am to 1pm

Emmanuel United Church 1728 Lincoln Road

Something for everyone including 

toys, attic treasures, books, games, clothes, tools, dishes and so much more.

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Spring Yard Sale
Saturday May 7, 8:00am to 12 noon 
Browse china, jewellery, electronics, toys, books, puzzles, music, and white elephant items at The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis Street. Donations accepted April 25 to May 6 (no computers or clothing).
A fundraiser in support of the Seniors Association. Supported by The Kingston Whig-Standard and YourTV
Must attest to being fully vaccinated and wear a mask.

The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7
613.548.7810
Jean Lawson
ads@seniorskingston.ca
https://seniorskingston.ca/event/spring-yard-sale/