Community Event - Sarnia - 8th Annual Truck and Tractor Pull
At the Wyoming Fairgrounds on August 27th.
First Pull is at 2:00pm
At the Wyoming Fairgrounds on August 27th.
First Pull is at 2:00pm
Kingston's non-profit inclusive arts organization H’art Centre unveiled the first community workshops ever to be offered in its new community outreach space, THE MIX. The much-anticipated fall workshops feature a line-up of four different mediums, all led by trained professional artists who combine inclusive practices and their art form to bring to life welcoming and accessible experiences. They are a safe and accessible way for older adults with mobility challenges or cognitive issues to engage in meaningful arts experiences. Check out this one!
SOFT TOUCH N’ SEW WITH ACCLAIMED FABRIC ARTIST ISIDORA SPIELMANN
TUESDAYS 12:30 – 2:30 PM
WEEKS OF SEPT 12-OCT 17
Come and join us to refresh old knitting, sewing, crocheting, or felting skills. Let’s sip tea and exchange stories. This weekly group activity is about joy and delight. Hand-sew a bright felt pillow, stitch a picture with felt and wool, or knit a lacey scarf. It’s your choice! Isidora is an experienced designer, trained artist, teacher, and writer, working with textiles, fine clothes, costumes, ceramics, and performance. Her focus is on creating a joyful, creative atmosphere.
ANTICS, ACTING & APPLAUSE WITH THEATRE DIRECTOR KATHRYN MACKAY
TUESDAYS 9:30 – 11:30 AM WEEKS OF OCT 10-OCT 31
Come play with us! Join us for two 4-week workshops in which we will be exploring everything to do with performance. Each session will begin with a warm-up game using some combination of voice, gesture, and imagination. From there we will go on to develop stories around experiences with water which we will animate in a theatrical form. Kathryn is a professional theatre director and Managing Director of PeerLess Productions, a company dedicated to providing opportunities for mixed-ability theatre artists. No experience is necessary and the focus will be on having fun!
50 TUNES OF GREY WITH AWARD-WINNING MUSICIAN DAVID ARCHIBALD
WEDNESDAY 12:30 – 2:30 PM WEEKS OF SEPT 12-OCT 17
Dust off that old guitar, limber up those trusty piano fingers and, if you don’t have an instrument close at hand, we’ve got ten lovely new ukuleles! Come and join award-winning singer/songwriter David Archibald for Wednesday afternoons of fun and great music. The setting is a welcoming and informal jam. The tunes will represent the best of the 20th century
MOVEMENT & MUSIC WITH ADAPT N’ DANCE’S CAMILLE SPENCER
THURSDAYS 12:30 – 2:30 PM WEEKS OF SEPT 12-OCT 17
come a little early for tea, coffee, and a chat! Designed to be accessible, this class can be entirely done in a seated position. For those with mild physical and/or cognitive differences, there will be opportunities to safely sit or stand. This programming is designed as an out-of-residence opportunity to gather and meet new people. Camille is a local dance artist who has worked with multiple communities around the world sharing her passion for dance, specifically those with neurodiverse abilities, and the Parkinson’s community. Join her while she takes you through creative, musical, and easy-to-follow dance experiences that anyone can do. No dance experience is necessary. Just a willing heart and your positive vibes!
These workshops are FREE thanks to the generous support of our project funders Empire Life, Ontario Trillium Foundation, and many Mix It Up campaign supporters. Registration is required because spaces are limited so call 613-545-1392 or hartinfo@hartschool.ca to sign up today.
EVERY SATURDAY 1-4.30pm EVERY SUNDAY 1-4.00pm Canadian Corps 44, 7 Clairmont Thorold. Everyone welcome. Free admission. Bring your instrument, friends and fsmily. 905-227-2682
Welcoming Week, September 9-18, 2022, is a global event and annual opportunity to recognize and celebrate the people, places and values that help everyone feel welcome and that they belong in Niagara, no matter where they come from. Be featured in Welcoming Week as we celebrate and showcase how Niagara is striving to be a more welcoming place for all! Share your good news story of inclusion with the Niagara Local Immigration Partnership (Niagara LIP) and be featured @NiagaraLIP. Email your story to amy.andrews@niagararegion.ca. Get involved in making Niagara a place where everyone can thrive!
#WelcomingWeek2022!
Welcoming Week, September 9-18, 2022, is a global event and annual opportunity to recognize and celebrate the people, places and values that help everyone feel welcome and that they belong in Niagara, no matter where they come from. Be featured in Welcoming Week as we celebrate and showcase how Niagara is striving to be a more welcoming place for all! Share your good news story of inclusion with the Niagara Local Immigration Partnership (Niagara LIP) and be featured @NiagaraLIP. Email your story to amy.andrews@niagararegion.ca. Get involved in making Niagara a place where everyone can thrive!
#WelcomingWeek2022!
Sound Escapes - The Big Phat Horn Band
Friday September 23, 1:30 to 3:30pm
A 10-piece band of Kingston’s finest musicians, featuring the vocals of Michael Meyers. Journey through the ages, from swing to pop hits.
$10/person; refreshments available for purchase at intermission courtesy of Kingsdale Chateau.
Generously sponsored by James Reid Funeral Home. Supported by YourTV.
The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7
613.548.7810
Clare Williams
ads@seniorskingston.ca
https://seniorskingston.ca/event/sound-escapes-the-big-phat-horn-band/
SeptemberFest
Thursday September 22, 6:00pm
Join Napanee Beer Company at The Seniors Centre for a culinary adventure of beer, bites, and barrels of fun. You will be guided through a tasting of four brews and their ideal food pairings.
$40/person
Brought to you by the Seniors Association, Chartwell Conservatory Pond Retirement Residence, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and Your TV.
Menu:
DEADLINE (Premium Blond Lager) with Spinach & Artichoke Dip and baked Naan Bread
MAYDAY! (Belgian-style Wheat Beer) with Cranberry & Orange Spinach Salad
GOOD DAMAGE (Amber Cerveza) with Smoked Ribs with Twice-Baked Potato
MYSTERY BREW with Chef’s Surprise
The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7
613.548.7810
Eve Korhonen
ads@seniorskingston.ca
https://seniorskingston.ca/event/septemberfest-2/
Fogies & Friends Golf Tournament
Friday September 9, 1:00 to 5:00 pm
Enjoy a casual day of golf at the Amherstview Golf Club. Includes 18 holes, cart, raffles, in-play competitions, and chicken lunch to go. Registration forms available online or at The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. Seniors Association fundraiser sponsored by Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Homes. Supported by Countrywide Kitchens, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and YourTV.
$110/golfer
The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7
613.548.7810
Jean Lawson
ads@seniorskingston.ca
https://seniorskingston.ca/event/19th-annual-fogies-friends-golf-tournament/
Clean out those closets, the G.O.A.T of all Halloween drives starts on September 30th and goes until October 31st. Bring your gently used or new hats and mitts or NEW only, socks - to one of our 3 drop-off locations: Bones on Buckingham, 2478 Buckingham Dr, Lost Souls Cemetery, 10310 Caledon Crt, or SCAREHOUSE Windsor, 1441 McDougall St. The items collected go to UHC Coats for Kids, and Street Help. Cash donations are accepted via eTransfer ONLY at CBRC.WBN@Gmail.com.
Career and Business Resource Centre of Windsor & Essex County is a registered not-for-profit operating as Windsor Business Networks.
This event is sponsored by The Hasan Group - Remax Capital Diamond
Pueterborough Theatre Guild Auditions for The Crucible
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Tony Award for Best Play
Director Jane Werger
Production Opening Night January 20th, 2023
Closing Night February 4th, 2023
Audition Dates and Times
Audition evening for Teenage Girls:
Tuesday, September 20 at 7:00 pm
Teenage Girls Callbacks:
Thursday, September 22 at 7:00 pm
Adult Auditions:
Sunday, September 11, and Tuesday, September 13 at 7:00 pm
Adult Callbacks:
Thursday, September 15 at 7:00 pm
Scripts and other reading material will only be available at the auditions.
For further information please contact:
Linda Conway – lindac.pbo@gmail.com or Elaine Orgill – elaineorgill6@gmail.com
Cast Requirements
Actors are required to look these age ranges, not necessarily be those ages
Elizabeth Proctor: 30’s to 40’s
Abigail Williams: early 20’s
Dual role for one female: Ann Putnam: 40’s / Sarah Good: 60’s
Tituba: 30’s to 40’s: must have Caribbean accent
Rebecca Nurse: 70’s
Mary Warren: late teens
Mercy Lewis: late teens
Betty Parris: early teens
Susanna Walcott: early teens
John Proctor: 30’s to 40’s
Rev. John Hale: 30’s to 40’s
Deputy Governor Danforth: 60’s
Rev. Samuel Parris: 40’s to 50’s
Dual role for one male: Thomas Putnam: 40’s to 50’s / John Willard: 30/s to 40’s
Judge Hathorne: 60’s
Giles Corey: 70’s to 80’s
Francis Nurse: 70’s
Ezekiel Cheever: 30’s to 50’s