This workshop will be taking place via Zoom on December 10th, 2020 at 7PM.

The human body is an incredible machine that is made to move. In this workshop with acclaimed actress/dancer/playwright, Leslie McCurdy (BFA Dance/Drama University of Michigan), participants will rediscover our natural inclination to move. We shall explore how we use dance – movement of the body through time and space – to express ourselves, to stay healthy and to keep our mind keen. Participants should be dressed to move freely and able to make a little space for themselves to move within. A gentle warm up will be followed with movement games, activities and explorations. All that is needed to bring is one’s adventurous spirit!

Registration is free with 20 spots open, and a waitlist available.

Conférence gratuite pour toute la famille.

Conférencier : Simon Boulerice

Dans cette conférence ludique, qui met l’emphase sur LA GRÈVE DES CÂLINS (livre s’inspirant d’une certaine pandémie qui impose une distanciation physique), l'écrivain Simon Boulerice raconte la solitude qu’il a vécue enfant, puis comment l'art s'est installé dans sa vie et lui a permis de se révéler. Car l’art peut colmater la solitude. 

Au terme de la conférence, Simon répondra chaleureusement et virtuellement à toutes les questions du public, à défaut de leur faire une grosse caresse dans le réel!

Inscription obligatoire sur notre site web : https://www.ffry.ca/

Pour informations:

Irène Dubois : 450 501-3375  ou Hélène Lussier : 450 236-0246

Monday to Friday

3:00-6:00

Ages: 4-12

Weekly Rate: $30.00

• Weekly Rate includes PA Day Program

Daily Rate: $8.00

Registration Forms Available at:

www.bgcsarnia.com

Well CNOY2021 - NeighbourLink Sarnia-Lambton website has gone LIVE! Go have a look and get your Team setup and set your goals and signup your team walkers. OR you can sign up with TEAM "NEIGHBOURS WITH SOLE " the NeighbourLink team. Just go to the website and click on the Register to Walk + Fundraise tab (the yellow toque with the snowflake) and follow the instructions. In any case go to the website and have a look.     https://cnoy.org/location/sarnia   

The Sarnia WALK begins and ends at The Sarnia Christian School, at 1273 Exmouth St, corner of Pontiac Drive and Exmouth Street. But teams of up to 10 walkers can select their own routes more suitable for them during this covid season. Donning iconic toques, on one of the evenings between February 8 and February 20, participants will walk a 2km or 5km route, warming up with toasty drinks at the covid aware rest stop, or in drink dispensers they have brought with them.

Although the walk may appear a bit different in 2021 the goal remains the same - partner with NeighbourLink Sarnia-Lambton and touch lives in need. Over the past 3 years walkers and sponsors have raised well over $55,000.00 assisting in reaching out to many people across Sarnia and Lambton County. WOW! 

Lets not let this covid season stop us from teaming up and sharing our love.      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef6A5t4EG3c         

We cannot do this alone Like the missing piece of a puzzle - the picture is not complete until all the pieces come together.- "Its COLD OUT THERE"

Wellspring Niagara invites you to join us TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2020 AT 7PM for a free virtual “Light Up” celebration, "A Starry Night Reflection", Sponsored by Colonial Florist and Matera Hotels.

This online event provides an opportunity to learn how Wellspring Niagara has modified and maintained its programs and services, hear impactful stories from Members, and enjoy guest appearances from some of our favourite past “A Starry Night Charity Gala” performers including;

Colin Mochrie & Deb McGrath

Amy Sky

Brass Transit

Pavlo

the Mantini Sisters

and more!

Participants can watch the event live on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2020 STARTING AT 7PM on our YouTube and Facebook Pages.

Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Page or FOLLOW our Facebook Page to be notified whenever Wellspring Niagara goes LIVE on social media. The event will also be recorded and posted on www.WellspringNiagara.ca for future viewings.

The East Peterborough Lions Club have invited Santa to attend their First Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Canadian Canoe Museum. The club has decorated a tree on the corner of Monaghan and Romaine Street. Their will be hot chocolate and warm cookies served and the big guy himself will be dropping in to say hello to all the boys and girls. 

The event starts at 4 PM on Saturday December 5th with Santa joining us at 4:30. This will be a social distancing event so please bring along your masks and let's all spread a little of that Christmas cheer.