Community Messages

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Admission: $2 cash at the door
Doors Open: 5:00 PM
Games Begin: 6:00 PM — Scrabble & Euchre
Food: Available for purchase at the café
Raffle: 50/50 draw

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Mini Bucks Bid Euchre at Mapleridge on Saturday, September 20

$5 cash at the door

Doors open at 11:15 am and cards start at 12:30 pm

Pie and sandwiches are available to purchase from the cafe

No Beginners Please

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Square Dancing Monday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September.

Special guests- Retro Car Events! Yes, there will be some AWEsome retro vehicles there too, don't miss it!

The Kin Club of Sarnia's Fall Into Winter fundraiser is on September 27th from 9AM~3PM at Baxter Park in Sarnia, Ontario. Our goal for our Fall Into Winter event, and our annual Spring Into Summer arts and crafts show, is to raise funds for future Baxter Park upgrades and other community needs. Join us for fun, shopping, baked goods, Halloween and Christmas goodies, CARS, food, and entertainment. 

About us: The Kin Club of Sarnia is a local volunteer based nonprofit that has served this community for more than 90 years. The community events we host are; Spring Into Summer Arts and Crafts show, Sarnia Kinsmen Ribfest, the Canada Day Parade, Fall Into Winter Arts and Crafts event, holiday boot drive, and the Santa Claus Parade. We also participate in several events and charities throughout the year such as Shop the Shoreline, and this year was our first year at the Mitton Village Block Party.

Our Motto is to Serve The Community’s Greatest Need. 

Thank you for your continued support. 
 

$10 cash at the door

Doors open at 6:30 pm and dance from 7 to 11 pm

DJ . 50/50 . cash bar . snacks for sale

Big Bingo at Mapleridge on September 28 at 1 pm

Jackpots of $100 & $200

$20 cash at the door

Everyone Welcome

Bring your own dabbers

If World Music means the fusion of traditional, contemporary, jazz, classical and pop music, then Bensusan is one of the most eloquent World Music musicians of our time. A pianist in his beginnings then self-taught on the guitar, the originality of his style makes him one of today’s greatest guitarists and composers for the instrument. Also called “The Prince of DADGAD”, the Rose d’Or of the Montreux Festival, elected Best Guitarist of World Music by the readers of Guitar Player Magazine! His triple album “Encore” won the Grand Prix of the Independent Music Awards in the category Best Live Album… Since his first performances in 1974 in France, the guitarist has sold half a million albums and given thousands of concerts around the globe, both solo and through numerous collaborations. 

Pierre Bensusan is an adventurer of unusual lands. His almost “sacred” music is an intimate and orchestral hymn, a solo crossing on a multi-shell Lowden guitar subjected to the natural elements with sound molecules and finger pulp on an ebony fingerboard for open tuning – an unique and transparent technique, under the fingers of an adventurous pilgrim.

Mark October 4th on your calendar because it’s International “Observe the Moon” Night and the Peterborough Astronomical Association (PAA) is hosting a free, all ages, public event at the Harold Town Conservation Area, at 2611 Old Norwood Rd. and you are all invited! Whether you have astronomy gear or not, why not come out and be part of this worldwide event to celebrate our only “natural” satellite…the Moon! International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide public event that encourages observation, appreciation and understanding of our Moon and its connection to space science, exploration, and human culture. This annual event connects scientists, educators, lunar enthusiasts and interested public from around the world as Canada prepares to be part of mankind’s return to the Moon next year!

On this night, a 12 day-old Moon will be nearing the end of its waxing gibbous phase, so the lunar disk will be over half lit, not only illuminating many craters across the moonscape, but also providing a “terminator” that will highlight the boundary between the light and “dark sides” of the Moon. Please plan to show up about 8:00 p.m. EDT, as sunset is about 7:30 p.m. but the Moon should be visible and remain so until after midnight. Spend as little or much time as you like, no gear required, as there will be a variety of telescopes and binoculars to observe the Moon throughout the evening provided by the PAA. 

The included image is close to what you will see during the evening of October 4th.Who can resist the welcoming light of the Moon and all it has to offer? Come and explore our closest celestial neighbour, with like-minded “lunatics”…around the world! 

Dress according to conditions and a reminder that this is a weather dependent event and will be cancelled if necessary. Please check the PAA website and/or Facebook page for updates the day of this event.