While things will look a little different this year, the month of October would not be complete without the Halloween tradition. Look out for young ghostly ghouls and goblins on Friday October 30th from 6-9pm and Saturday, October 31st from 10am - 4 p.m. when Hutchison House Museum will host Halloween tours of the museum. Enjoy a spooky tour of the museum and take a craft and treat to go! Registration is required. There is a maximum of six people (from the same bubble) per 25 minute time slot. Admission for the Haunted Halloween spooktacular event is $5 per person. Costumes are encouraged and an adult must accompany young children. While we do make the upper levels of the house a little spooky, it is not our intention to scare anyone. For more information contact the museum at 705-743-9710.

Hutchison House Museum will host a Harvest Tea and Dessert on Thursday October 22, 2020. Enjoy a taste of fall with a delicious apple buckle, topped with a dollop of whip cream. Tea, iced tea, or lemonade will add a refreshing compliment to this delightful fall repast.

Tickets for the Harvest Tea and Dessert are $5 each and booking and payment are required in advance. Sittings are 12pm, 1pm and 2pm. Masks are required while in the museum. Space is very limited. If the museum has to cancel the event you will be entitled to a full refund.  Weather permitting the event will be held on the terrace. If there is inclimate weather the event will be held in the Keeping Room with the windows open for extra ventilation. For more information please call the museum office at (705) 743-9710 or visit the website at www.hutchisonhouse.ca.

Parkinson Canada will be hosting a virtual education event on Oct. 29/20.

For more Info Contact Bev Stapley rbstapley@cogeco.ca

The exhibition, "Colour Worker" will be on display at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre this October. The paintings of St. Catharines artist, Geoff Farnsworth, will adorn the walls of the Joyner Gallery for the entire month.  In this collection, portraits are depicted through a convergence of realism and abstraction. Painted during the onset of the Coronavirus outbreak, the artwork provided a way for the artist to reconnect with people during these unprecedented times.

An opening for the exhibit will take place on Oct. 4th, 2020 from 2:00-4:00 pm.  For the safety of all, face masks are required to visit the indoor facilities. We are limiting the number of guests in accordance with mandated health guidelines.

Audrey and Alan Bain have donated 75 paintings to the bethelink.net capital campaign, with the proviso that proceeds be shared equally with Hospice Cornwall and Baldwin House. All 3 community organizations are grateful to the Bains for their generosity and very pleased to invite the general public to peruse the collection at www.bethelink.net/shop/ and place their bids on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase original artwork in a variety of media media that would grace any home.

Meeting every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am behind the Brockville Art Centre, This event is sponsored by the Brockville and District Palliative Care Services. A mask is required to be worn and you will be asked relevant COVID-19 screening questions prior to participating in the