Safety Awareness Presentation for the Community with speaker - Constable Jason Morris of the Peterborough City Police. Event is sponsored by St. Peter-in-Chains Catholic Women's League & the Knights of Columbus.
The Belleville Agricultural Society will be presenting the RCMP Musical Ride on Friday June 21st at 7PM with the Hot Diggity Dogs Pre Show at 615PM. Gates open at 530PM. The location will be 240 Bridge Street West. Seating is limited and unnumbered, but you can bring a lawn chair.
Available online at Ticketscene
Available at the Belleville Agricultural Society Office located at 240 Bridge St. West. Office open Monday’s and Friday’s from 930am to 1230pm. Cash Payment Only!
Ticket Prices: Adult (ages 15 and up) $10, Youth (ages 6-14) $5, Ages 5 and under are free.
We would like to thank Quinte Custom Foods, Belleville Nissan, The Richmond Retirement Residence and Joe Shunock at Ekort Realty Ltd in sponsoring the Belleville Agricultural Society in Presenting the RCMP Musical Ride!
Belleville Farmers' Market Association will be holding a free draw on Sat June 15 for a basket of products donated by the vendors. May include fruits, vegetables, baked goods, preserves, meats, and craft items.
Fish Fry Take Out Only
Sunday June 15th, 2024 4:30pm to 6:30pm
Dinner includes 2 pieces of fish, fries, cole slaw and brown beans
Advance Ticket Sales Only
St John's Presbyterian Church, 2360 Middle Road, Kingston, Ontario
For tickets: Gail 613 542 0997
Everyone is welcome to join us Friday July 5, 1-3pm. Join us for a Strawberry Social with a difference! A silent auction will be held! Cost $10.00 per person, register to bid upon your arrival. Call 519-344-9531 to book a seat.
Silent Auction
Hurry in to place your bids!
Home depot gift certificate, poker table top, small kitchen appliances, dishes and silverware, records and much much more...
(not open Sunday July 7th)
June 22, 9-3 pm at Canon Davis Church. SEW/CRAFT Day! A day people get together who enjoy sewing, knitting, crocheting, quilting and much more. Bring whatever craft you enjoy working on and enjoy the company of others and have lunch too! Cost $20.00 includes lunch, call 519-344-9531, let them know you are coming.
8:00 – 10:30 Pancake breakfast Community Centre
11:00 Parade Main St.S north bound past Centennial Park to Swale St. to Community Centre
10:00 – 5:00 Centennial Park craft and food vendors; inflatables; face painting; reptile camp; music performances in the gazebo featuring The J.O.Y. Band, Steph’s Total Percussion, TOROS and The County Band.
10:00pm Fireworks
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Step into the luminous world of art and history in the heart of the city at 135 year old Chalmers United Church. As you arrive you will be greeted with the sound of organ played by Aurora Dokken. Noted local author and architectural historian will set the stage with an introductory presentation. Experience a multimedia presentation in the sanctuary illuminated by Chalmers’ magnificent stained-glass windows, each telling a story of its own.
