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Farm Fresh Market in Port Hope
Community Health Centres of Northumberland 99 Toronto Road, Suite 101, Port Hope, Ontario, CanadaThe Community Health Centre Northumberland is excited to announce that our very own ‘Community Food Market’ is up and running! This new pilot project offers a weekly food market in the south entrance of the CHCN every Thursday afternoon from 1pm-4pm.
Youth Craft Academy: Glass with Kirei Samuel
County Arts Lab 206 Main Street, Unit 2E, Picton, Ontario, CanadaStudents between the ages of 13 and 16 will learn all about the art of glass fusing from how to work with cold glass to make a design to understanding the process of firing the work in a kiln to fuse it together. Guidance on the elements and principles of art and design as well as methods for making interesting and engaging surface design will be covered.
Queer Space at Belleville Public Library
Belleville Public Library 254 Pinnacle St., Belleville, Ontario, CanadaJoin a safe and inclusive space, Queer Space, to meet your community, socialize and make friends. All those 16+ are welcome.
Not-Quite Christmas Bazaar
Port Hope United Church 34 South Street, Port Hope, Ontario, CanadaThe Not-Quite Christmas Bazaar gives us a chance to celebrate the season outside of the season, collaboration with Port Hope United Church, Port Hope and District Chamber of Commerce, and Happenstance.
A History of the Murray Canal Presentation
Ameliasburgh Heritage Village 517 Cty. Rd. 19, Ameliasburgh, Ontario, CanadaJoin Dan Buchanan at Ameliasburgh Heritage Village to hear about his fourth history book "A History of the Murray Canal." Dan will provide insight into how the project began, how the canal was dug, as well as the complications, adjustments, and problems that delayed its completion.
Sculptural Clay with Andrea Piller
County Arts Lab 206 Main Street, Unit 2E, Picton, Ontario, CanadaJoin Andrea Piller for a 6-week course on ceramic hand building techniques using red stoneware clay. In this course, Andrea will introduce participants to the essential form-making techniques for hand building such as pinch, coil and slab.
Return: The Call of the Homeland
Online Ontario, CanadaMigration is not a new phenomenon, nor is it unusual. Since the day life appeared on this planet, it’s been on the move. Plants, animals, and ultimately people followed needed resources as climate, geography and man-made borders evolved — a pattern that continues to this day. In this Zoom presentation, Kamal Al-Solaylee explores a natural yet frequently misunderstood desire to return to homeland.
Chair Yoga Classes
Trent Hills Public Library - Campbellford 98 Bridge St. E., Campbellford, Ontario, CanadaCommunity Care Northumberland is offering chair yoga classes. A new 8-week session starts in early April at the Trent Hills Public Library. Register now.
Discussion of “DUCKS” by Kate Beaton
Port Hope Public Library Main Branch 31 Queen Street, Port Hope, OntarioMigration is not a new phenomenon, nor is it unusual. Since the day life appeared on this planet, it’s been on the move. Plants, animals, and ultimately people followed needed resources as climate, geography and man-made borders evolved — a pattern that continues to this day. In this presentation, Kate Beaton discusses her graphic novel of oil sands migration, "Ducks".
Colour Returns Art Show in Colborne
The Colborne Art Gallery 51 King St. E., Colborne, Ontario, CanadaThe Colborne Art Gallery re-opens for 2024 with an early spring show, "Colour Returns". This show features the work of Gallery members Ian Davis, Roseanne Dolan, Charles Funnell, Candice Rose Gunter, Eileen Myers, Wrex Roth, Heather Roy, Ken Solilo, Heather Stubbs, and Helen Van Poorten.