This event is a  walk (you can walk as little or as much as you want) and will help raise awareness for Eating Disorders. The funds raised will be going to Pathstone Mental Health and National Eating Disorder Information Center. The afternoon will consist of prizes, food, fun and awareness. Let's make this a day to remember.

Arts Council Windsor & Region (ACWR) is proud to share the work of its members this summer in its annual summer members show entitled, Windsor HEAT at ArtSpeak Gallery from July 11-26.

The Windsor: HEAT exhibition to celebrate our members and local arts. Our member artists will share small works ranging from painting, drawing, sculpture, fine craft, books, jewelry and more. All artwork is for sale and a part of the proceeds go to support the programs and services offered to the artists of Windsor/Essex by the ACWR. This year we’re requesting work with a theme of “food.” 

Windsor HEAT Member’s Exhibition will be taking place during Walkerville’s 17th Annual Art Walk.

Sky Fest is a festive aviation themed afternoon at the beach, commemorating the first Canadian parachute jump, and celebrating the Niagara region's rich aviation heritage. There will be games for kids, live music by local entertainers, displays, aircraft fly-bys, and thrilling skydiving shows by the GERONIMO! Skydiving Team. The grand finale is at 5:00 PM with the appearance of the Canadian Warplane Museum's WWII DC-3 "DAK" commemorating the first Canadian parachute jump made by Frank Ellis on July 5, 1919 with this special flight and parachute jump. You don't want to miss this exciting event. Open to the public and free admission for the event.

The Emancipation Celebration recognizes the abolition of slavery in the British Colonies, including Canada on August 1, 1834. At the event, guests enjoy a delicious meal and entertainment from In the Pocket Band.  There will also be an educational component in the form of a guest speaker who will discuss African-Canadian history.  The event is at the Caboto Club in Windsor on August 3 at 6pm.

Family Fun:

4:30pm - Registration for Kiwanis Club Klassic Kids' Games at the soccer fields

5:00pm - Race starts FREE bike draw

Food & Entertainment:

5:30pm - Derek McKinley

6-8:00pm - BBQ beside the chalet

6:30pm - River City Junction

7:30pm - doubleBack

9:55pm: - O Canada

10:00pm - Fireworks 

Bring your own lawn chair!

The Brockville Museum’s latest temporary exhibit invites visitors to explore the history of some of Brockville's landmark buildings that are no longer with us.
Utilizing pieces of lost buildings that were donated to the museum, the exhibit, “Pieces of Brockville”, highlights some of the factors that contribute to the loss of old buildings as well as the efforts to preserve other heritage buildings.
The exhibit looks at some of the devastating fires that have altered local streetscapes as well as the story behind buildings that were lost to neglect. But the exhibit isn’t just about what has been lost; it is also about what has been saved. The exhibit opened on June 8th and will run until April 2019. Admission to the museum is by donation.
While the exhibit focuses on buildings represented by physical objects in the museum’s collection, the museum’s upcoming Talk & Tea program, which runs Thursday, July 12th at 2pm, will be broader, exploring the history and architecture of several other historic buildings in Brockville. Talk & Tea is a public program led by museum staff that explores different aspects of Brockville’s history each month and that offers an opportunity for attendees to share their own memories in a relaxed environment over a cup of tea. Admission to Talk & Tea is just $2.
For more information about the “Pieces of Brockville” exhibit or Talk & Tea, visit the Brockville Museum’s website or Facebook Page.

11am Mass, followed by Food Court, Live Music, Children's Games, Vendors, All welcome.