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| 98.3 FLY-FM is proud to be an active partner in the Kingston community. FLY-FM continues to support many local groups including the Lung Association, Kingston’s hospitals, and the March of Dimes. If you have a community event you would like to promote, please fill out our ONLINE FORM. |
| April 6 | Easter Seals Telethon & Telethon Kick-Off Luncheon | |
| For 25 years, the Easter Seals Telethon has been entertaining and informing viewers. This on-air event celebrates the year's fundraising sucesses, recognizes the generousity of supporters and raises funds for kids with physical disabilities. Our telethon will be celebrated by a kick-off luncheon at the Ambassador Resort & Conference Center on Feb 28 2008 at 12:00 p.m. If you are an Easter Seals family who wishes to attend this event or for more information about the telethon or telethon luncheon please contact Megan Coughlin at 613-547-4126 or mcoughlin@easterseals.org The telethon will be aired on CKWS from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Sunday April 6 2008 For more information please email mcoughlin@easterseals.org |
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| April 6 | St. Mark's Anglican Church | |
| Located on 268 Main Street, Kingston CONCERT FEATURES THE CLARION BRASS Big, Bold Brass covering contemporary, classical, show tunes and contemporary - something for everyone! Begins 3PM to 5PM. Tickets are $15 for Adults, Children and Seniors. For more information please call 613-546-3386 ro email stmarksb@kingston.net |
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| April 6 | Outdoor Flea Market | |
| Are you always listening to bargain hunting stories? Want to tell some of your own? Well now you can visit Kingston largest outdoor flea market at Frontenac Mall to find your own bargains. More than 50 vendors will be selling furniture, fresh produce, cd's, dvd's, toys, books, antiques & collectibles, clothing and more! Drop by, shop and maybe take home a treasure or two. Happy bargain hunting! Interested vendors please call 613-279-7911 for more info. Flea Market begins at 8AM to 4PM | ||
| April 8-12 | Kingston Spring 2008 SHOW & SHARE | |
| This popular event allows customers to bring in a finished knitted, crocheted, felted or hooked project to display in the store for the week. Reception on Sat. April 12th for all participants. Located on 725 Gardiners Rd. For more information please call 613-384-3951 or email wooltymekingston@gmail.com |
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| April 10 | Kingston General Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fling Luncheon & Bridge | |
| Come in for Luncheon & Bridge at 12PM. For more information please call Auxiliary Office 613 549-6666 ext 6352 or email jorgensm@kgh.kari.net |
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| April 12 | ST. MARKS INDOOR YARD SALE | |
| Rain or Shine you can come and find a bargain! - a variety of tables offer garage sale items, baked goods and more. Begins at 8AM to 2PM. Located on 268 Main Street, Barriefield. For more information please call 613-546-3386 or email stmarksb@kingston.net |
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| April 12 | Queen's Observatory Open House | |
| Queen's Astronomy and the Kingston branch of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada have their next open house at the Queen's Observatory on Saturday Apr 12 from 9:00-10:30pm. Weather permitting, we will look at Mars, Saturn, the Orion Nebula, and other objects through several telescopes. There will be a short talk on "Star Clusters". For more details, please see our website below. Location of the observatory: Ellis Hall, University Avenue, across from Grant Hall on Queen's Campus. Parking available in the underground parking lot across from KGH or in the lot to the west of Mac-Corry Hall off Union. This event happens rain or shine. All ages are welcome and admission is free! Begins 9PM to 10:30PM For more information please call 613-533-2711 or email tjb@astro.queensu.ca |
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| April 12 | Starry Night Gala | |
| Epilepsy Kingston is hosting its annual Starry Night Gala on April 12 at the Confederation Place Hotel. Silent and Live Auctions, and lots of fun to be had. Check out our website for further details. For more information please call 613-542-6222 or email angie@epilepsykingston.org |
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| April 12 | Epilepsy Kingston's sixth annual Starry Night event | |
| EPILEPSY KINGSTON'S SIXTH ANNUAL "STARRY NIGHT" On Saturday, April 12, 2008 (6:30 p.m.) Epilepsy Kingston will be hosting their sixth annual Starry Night event at the Confederation Place Hotel. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in live and silent auctions and to enjoy dinner and live entertainment by "Kyra and Tully". Tickets for the event are $40 per person or $300 for a table of 8. All money raised goes directly to support Epilepsy Kingston activities in south-eastern Ontario. Epilepsy Kingston is a non-profit organization that provides support for individuals and families, training and education in schools, communities & workplaces and non-medical services required by individuals with epilepsy. One in a hundred Canadians has epilepsy. This number is greater than the incidence of multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, cystic fibrosis and cerebral palsy combined and doubled. You can help improve the quality of life for those affected by working with us to bring epilepsy out of the shadows and into the light of understanding. For further information about this event, or to get your tickets, please call Epilepsy Kingston at 613-542-6222, or stop by the office at 100 Stuart Street, Kingston. Details: www.epilepsykingston.org for information on this event, and what other activities they are doing in the community. |
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| April 12 | Together We Can | |
| Benefit Concert on April 12th to support Medical Mission to Tanzania.... "Together We Can" is s special concert event on April 12, 2008 featuring The Abrams Brothers, The Proverbs, Steve Clow and Giselle Tkachuk.. Concert begins at 7pm at Kingston Gospel Temple 2295 Princess Street. Tickets are $10.00 in advance/$15.00 at the door for adult admission/$5.00 in advance/$10.00 at the door for children (12 & under) Tickets available through Mitchell's Family Books 645 Gardiners Rd or The Body Shop (Cataraqui Town Center location) email ptetickets@kos.net for more information. All proceeds from the performance to support the non-profit group Canada-Africa Community Health Alliance (CACHA)/Prevention Through Empowerment (PTE) PTE is dedicated to making a difference to orphans and women in the Kilimanjaro district of north eastern Tanzania. For more information please email gnorthmore@cogeco.ca |
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| April 12 | Child Haven International Dinner and Silent Auction | |
| Purchase tickets before April 3rd. Tickets are $25 Contact 613-389-9154 tharvey@kos.net Inspired by the ideals and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi, Child Haven International is a registered charity founded in 1985. They assist children and women in 4 countries, who are in need of food, education, health care, shelter and clothing, emotional and moral support. www.childhaven.ca Bonnie and Fred Cappucino will be at the dinner with great stories, a slide show, and lots of great auction items to raise money for this wonderful charity. Preview of auction items at 5:30pm Dinner is at 6:30pm Please join us for a great evening and make this an annual event!! | ||
| April 12 | Food Safety Handling Course | |
| Food Safety Handling Course Certified by KFL&A Public Health Presented by Hank Blok Public Health Inspector Registration Deadline: April 8th Lunch Included. Tickets are $25 for Adults. Begins at 8:30AM to 4:30PM For more information please call 613 531 4148 / 613 541 7283 or email nroscher@cogeco.ca |
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| April 13 | Keep It Natural and They Will Come | |
| Come to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area to learn how to enhance your backyard to attract widlife. Naturalist Terry Sprague offers a few hints on what berry and seed producing shrubs to plant, as well as bird feeders, nest boxes and providing water. Come and learn about the basic needs of wildlife. Nesting boxes will be on display and there will be plenty of handouts to take home. Entry fees apply. They are: $4 for adults and children over 12; $2 for children 12 and under to a maximum of $10 per car. Begins at 2PM. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 251 |
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| April 15 | Kingston & the Islands Provincial PC Assn Annual General Meeting | |
| AGM at 7:30 pm, registration at 7 pm. Entertainment by the Abrams Brothers. Any person who is an active member of the riding association at least 15 days prior to the AGM may vote at the meeting. Those renewing memberships from 2007 may also renew prior to the start of the meeting. Annual membership is $10. Questions? Call Bill (613) 549-3980 or email wgiguere@primus.ca |
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| April 15 | An Evening For The Cure | |
| Fashion, Fun and Future - Hosted by Confederation Place Hotel A fun night of food, wine, fashion and fun for women. All proceeds from the night's events will go towards the redevelopment of the Kingston Cancer Centre. A silent auction, four course meal and fashion show are all on tap. A four course meal, |
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| April 17 | Brown Bag Seniors' Program - April | |
| Meet at the Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area Outdoor Centre. It's springtime out there and we're searching for frogs and other spring arrivals. Dress for the weather and be sure to bring lunch and water. Entry fees apply. They are: $4 per person for adults and children over 12; $2 for children 12 and udner to a maximum of $10 per car. Begins at 10:30AM For more inforamtion please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 251 |
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| April 17 | Limestone Advisory for Child Care Programs - Annual General Meeting | |
| Limestone Advisory for Child Care Programs will be holding their Annual General Meeting, Thursday April 17th, 2008, 6:30 p.m. at the Donald Gordon Conference Centre, 421 Union Street. Meet & Greet: 6:15 p.m. Guest Speaker - Diane Dowling, Public Health Nurse, KFL&A Public Health - "Balancing Work and Family Life" Please join us as we celebrate another successful year of serving families in the Kingston area, providing, promoting and supporting quality child care. For more information please call 613.384.5051 or email laccp@kos.net |
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| April 17 | Our War in Afghanistan: Who Pays? Who Profits? | |
| Guest speakers are Linda McQuaig, author of Holding the Bully's Coat and Cathy Crowe, author of Dying for a Home. All are welcome to attend this free event. Sponsored by Peace Kingston, the Justice and Peace Office of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul and 13 other local groups. Begins 7PM to 9PM. Located on 82 Sydenham St., Kingston. For more information, call 613-544-5652 or email marijana@cogeco.ca |
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| April 18 | 12-Hour Poetry Marathon | |
| All Kingston-area poets and supporters of poetry are invited to participate in the second annual 12-hour Poetry Marathon on Friday, April 18, 2008, at Chapters in Kingston (2376 Princess Street). Drop by anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. to enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee or tea and listen to a bit of poetry. Anyone interested in reading 15 minutes of original poetry and/or work by favourite poets may contact Leah Browning by e-mail at mail(at)leahbrowning.net. For more information please call 613-545-3208 or email mail(at)leahbrowning.net |
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| April 19 | Taoist Tai Chi Spring Open House | |
| Come to our Spring Open House! People of all ages can benefit from this ancient, gentle art. Meet our instructors, enjoy refreshments, and watch a demonstration of Tai Chi. Beginner classes at 302 Montreal Street: Mon/Thur, April 21, 6-7 pm Tues/Thurs, April 22, 9 to 10 am Sat, April 26, 9 to 10:30 am All are welcome. Open house will begin at 10AM to 12PM. For more information please call 613-544-4733. |
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| April 19 | Volunteer for Nature Open House | |
| Free Admission to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. Celebrate Earth Day by volunteering for nature. Help prepare the trails and butterfly gardens for spring. Bring your work gloves, safety glasses and any trimming and digging tools labeled with your name on them. We have extra if you need to borrow tools. Begins 1PM to 4PM. Rain Date is set for Sunday, April 20, 1 to 4 p.m. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 251 |
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| April 19 | Kids Help Phone Curling Bonspiel | |
| Tickets are $50 for both Adults and Seniors. Event begins at 8:30AM to 5PM. For more information please call Kerry McCloy 1-800-268-3062 x.8966 or emial dgilbert@goexpedite.ca |
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| April 19 | FREE Learn to knit class for complete Non-Knitters | |
| If you are over 15 years old and have always longed to knit but had no one to ask, we're here to teach you, for FREE! But you must register. Class limited to 5 participants. A small material fee will be required. Located on 725 Gardiners Rd. Begins at 1PM to 3PM. For more information please call 613-384-3951 or email wooltymekingston@gmail.com |
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| April 20 | THE NORTHERN SONS ARE BACK! | |
| Begins at 07:00PM To 08:00PM A great concert - not to be missed - was sold out last year - Tickets at World of Rentals #613-547-4400 or Call Anne Patterson at the Diocesan office 613-544-4774 ext 30. Tickets are $10 for Seniors, Adults and Children. For further information please call 613-546-3386 or email stmarksb@kingston.net |
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| April 20 | Taoist Tai Chi Spring Open House | |
| Begins at 1PM to 3PM. Spring Open House. Sign up for Beginner Classes and enjoy this wonderful, ancient but gentle art. Classes at Amherstview location are: Mon/Wed, April 21, 9:30 to 10:30 am Tue/Fri, April 22, 6:00 to 7:00 pm For more information please call 613-544-4733 |
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| April 20 | SOUP & SANDWICH SUNDAYS ! | |
| Come experience our famous monthly lunch where you can choose from 3 soups and 3 sandwich choices. There's dessert too! All served after worship service. Begins at 10AM to 12:30PM. Tickets are $8 for Seniors, Adults and Children. For more information please call 613-546-3386 or email stmarksb@kingston.net |
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| April 21 | A SPRING FLING AND SILENT AUCTION | |
| A wonderful evening of dancing to the music of the Rockabilly All Stars, a fundraising event for the Kingston School of Art. there will also be a silent auction of delectable items, jive instruction, finger foods, cash bar. come and celebrate the return of spring! Auction begins at 8:30PM and concludes at 1:00AM. Tickets are $17.50 for Adults. For more information please call (school phone) 549-1528 or email us at ksoa@kingston.net |
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| April 22 | Ban Righ Centre Noon Hour Speaker Series | |
| From 12:00PM to 1:00PM. Emotional Places: Paradoxical Spaces Cheryl Sutherland: M.A. Candidate (Geography) To illustrate the findings from a research project conducted with (im)migrant women in Kingston and Peterborough, this talk will include photographs taken by the women who participated as a way of conveying their conceptions of the places and spaces in their lives. For more information please call 613-533-2976 or email us at kk9@queensu.ca |
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| April 23 | Turning Blue Bluegrass concert-The Doerfel Family | |
| Learning Disabilities Association of Kingston presents ,The Doerfel Family, April 23, 7:29 pm at Christ Church Parish Centre, 990 Sydenham Rd. Kingston. This amazing family band, Mom, Dad and their 10 kids are sure to be a crowd pleaser. Advance tickets-$20.00 At the door-$23.00. Thanks to the outreach of Christ Church, proceeds will go to the Learning Disabilities Assoc of Kingston. Ticket info 545-0373 For more information please email us at ldak@ldakingston.com |
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| April 25 | Gala Dinner and Silent Auction | |
| We will start with drinks at 6 and dinner at 6:30pm. Dancing will start at 8:30pm with the band "Crooked Wood" The Silent Auction will run throughout the evening. The Dinner will begin at 6:00 PM and conclude at 1:00 AM. Tickets are $50 a plate and can be purchased at our offiec 613-634-1230. For more information please email us at bfo@kingston.net |
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| April 25 | Spring Awakenings P.A. Day Program | |
| Give your child(ren) a P.A. Day full of spring adventure and fun at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. We'll be exploring fields, forests and marshes and our activities will include searching for salamanders, making friends with frogs, singing with the birds, playing tonnes of games, doing a craft and having wonderful experiences in the great outdoors. Drop-off begins at 8:30 a.m. and the program runs until 4:30 p.m. Bring snacks, drinks and lunch as well as suitable outdoor clothes. The program will run regardless of the weather. The cost is $30 per child and you must pre-register. Space is limited so register early. Registration forms are available on our website and at the CRCA Administration Office and the Outdoor Centre. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 251. |
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| April 25 | Spring Awakenings P.A. Day Program | |
| All proceeds go to the redevelopment of the Cancer Center of South Eastern Ontario. An evening for the ladies to enjoy cocktails, a silent auction, live entertainment by Tony Frasao, a fabulous meal prepared by Executive Chef Brad Cunningham, a fashion show by local merchants, great door prizes and a wonderful grand prize draw. The evening begins at 6PM to 10PM. Tickets are $50 for Adults. For more information please call 613-549-6300 ext 118 or email us at salesadmin@confedplace.com |
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| April 25 | Boneyard Doggz | |
| Support Ongwanada while enjoying a night of classic rock and blues! The Boneyard Doggz are performing on Friday, April 25 at the Royal Canadian Legion, 734 Montreal Street, to raise funds for Ongwanada. The show will take place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and are available at reception at the Ongwanada Resource Centre, 191 Portsmouth Avenue. All proceeds will support individuals with developmental disabilities For more information please call 613-548-4417 |
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| April 25 | Fashion, Fun & Future | |
| Hosted by Confederation Place Hotel. And with guest MC Shauna Cunningham from 98.3 Fly FM. On Friday, April 25th Schedule of Evening Events (All proceeds go to the Redevelopment of the Cancer Center) 6:30PM - Complimentary Cocktail & Canopes - Silent Auction Items open for bidding - Live Entertainment by Tony Frasao 7:00PM - Menu prepared by Executive Chef Brad Cunningham 8:00PM - Fashion Show including major sponsors: * Designer Baby * Fancy That * Gracie's * Kiddie Kobbler * Roundstone Tickets can be purchased for $50 per person through the Confederation Place Hotel Sales Office. For more information please call (613)549-6300 ext.118 or please email sales@confedplace.com |
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| April 26 | Introduction to Fly Fishing and Fly Casting | |
| Come to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area where the Kingston and Area Fly Fishing Club is offering a one-day introduction to fly fishing and fly casting course. The emphasis will be on casting technique with hands-on insturction. Some time will be spent on related concerns such as equipment, safety and other topics associated with fly fishing in the Kingston area. A demonstration of fly tying is also planned. The cost is $20 per person (ages 12 and up) plus the gate entry fee. Necessary equipment will be provided but you may also bring your own. Bring a lunch and wear weather appropriate clothing. A hat is a good idea. Participants under age 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required. Registration forms are available on the CRCA website or by calling (613) 546-4228 Ext. 221. Entry fees apply. They are: $4 per person for adults and children 12 and over; $2 for children 12 and under to a maximum of $10 per car. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 221 |
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| April 26 | Trauma 10k | |
| This great 10k race is part of Moving Day weekend! Challenge yourself to this great route that laps around beautiful City Park. Register at www.krra.org. Cost is $40 for Adults. Event is from 5PM to 6:30PM. For more information please call 613.542.8677 or email us at alex@downtownkingston.ca |
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| April 26 | Kid's Fest 3k Fun Run | |
| Now kids can participate in the fun of Moving Day Race Weekend! A 3k race specifically for the kids! Run begins at 4:15PM to 5:30PM. Tickets are available for $5 for children. For more information please call 613.542.8677 or email us at alex@downtownkingston.ca |
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| April 27 | Kingston Humanist Association Meeting | |
| The topic of this monthly meeting is: "The Humanist Perspective of Life and Death". Information on how to organize your own funeral will be provided. Adult: $0.00 Child: $0.00 Senior: $0.00 Time: 01:30 PM To 04:30 PM Location: 99 York St., Kingston |
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| April 27 | Mayor's Walk for Volunteerism | |
| Over 500 walkers are expected to walk with Mayor Harvey Rosen to support their favourite local charities. The walk gets underway at 1:30pm in front of City Hall. Time: 01:30 PM To 02:00 PM for more information please call: 613.542.8677 or Email: alex@downtownkingston.ca |
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| April 27 | Mayor's Walk | |
| Join the Mayor in celebrating our volunteers. Collect pledges and join us for a leisurely stroll through downtown Kingston. 50% of money raised supports Volunteer & Information Kingston, the other 50% goes to the charity of your choice. Prizes, food and fun! For more information call: 613-542-8512 x 206 or Email: tmacdonald@volunteerkingston.ca |
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| April 27 | Limestone City Half Marathon & 5k Race | |
| Moving Day Weekend will take place through Downtown Kingston's beautiful parks, roadways, walkways, and over the causeway. If the running does not take your breath away, the beautiful views of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River certainly will. For more information please call: 613-542-8512 x 206 or Email: tmacdonald@volunteerkingston.ca Time: 12: PM To 01:30 PM |
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| April 30 | Ban Righ Centre Annual Spring Celebration | |
| Be Inspired Join mature women students and their generous supporters At their Annual Spring Celebration Bring a friend All Welcome " Awards Presentations and student stories " Multimedia presentation * Music " Refreshments Time: 07:00 PM To 09:00 PM Please RSVP by April 21st to Karen Knight 533-2976 or kk9@post.queensu.ca |
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| May 1 | Almost Home's BID of Entertainment | |
| This is the 17th Annual Bid of Entertainment for Almost Home in Kingston. Join us for great food, marvelous entertainment and wonderful live and silent auction items. Tables of 8 are available. Call 613-548-3987 for details and tickets. Begins at 6PM to 11PM. Tickets are available for Adults and Seniors for $55. For more information please call 613-548-3987 or email us at jenniferv@almosthome.on.ca |
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| May 2 | Frog Night Hike | |
| Bring the family to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area for our annual frog hike. You'll learn about the different frogs that live at Little Cataraqui Creek and go on a short walk to try to find our friends. The family hike is at 7:30 p.m. Entry fees apply. They are: $4 for adults and children over 12; $2 for children 12 and under to a maximum of $10 per car. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 251 |
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| May 3-4 | Kingston Baby and Kid Show | |
| The Kingston Baby & Kid Show is a highly anticipated event. Expecting parents and parents of toddlers and young children will find endless information, merchandise, interactive displays and entertainment at this two day event. Tickets are $5 for Seniors and Adults. For children under 12 admission is free. Show begins at 10AM and completes at 5PM. For more information please email us at info@kingstonbabyandkidshow.com |
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| May 3 | Kingston Symphony Association Gala & Wine Auction | |
| Saturday, May 3, 2008 Italo-Canadian Club 1174 Italia Lane, Kingston 6 p.m. - Reception and Wine Tasting 7 p.m. - Gala Dinner and Wine Auction Please join us for a gala evening in support of the Kingston Symphony Association. Highlights include: A reception featuring wines offered by the Opimian Society and five Prince Edward County wineries. A five course gourmet meal with wine pairings specially selected for each course. Cabaret acts featuring the Kingston Symphony, blues singer Georgette Fry and other special guests. A wine auction including rare and fine wines offered by the Opimian Society, various Ontario wineries and local collectors. All are welcome! Cocktail Attire Tickets are $150/person and are available at the Kingston Symphony Association - 11 Princess Street, Suite 206, or by calling 613-546-9729. A tax receipt will be issued for a portion of the ticket cost. |
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| May 3 | Come Holy Spirit | |
| This Prayer/Art Retreat day provides some quiet time to pray and ask the Spirit of God for the grace you need for yourself, your loved ones and the world we share. No art skills necessary. All supplies included. Free parking. Bring a lunch. Hot drinks supplied. Led by Sr. Kay Morrell, professional art therapist. Cost is $30 for Adults. From 10:30AM to 4:30PM. Located on 1200 Princess St. For more information please call 613-544-4525 ext 175 or email us at sr.kay.morrell@providence.ca |
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| May 3 | Western Country Kitchen Dinner | |
| Western dinner and music. Dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. Entertainment by "Country Rhythm" Adult: $20 Time: 06: PM To 09: PM For more information or tickets please call Ellen at (613) 389-7260. |
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| May 3 | Make it for Mom! | |
| Create a one-of-a-kind gift for Mom & Grandma! Kids can enjoy some hands-on creative fun painting their own special pottery pieces. Many pieces to choose from. Painted pieces will be professionally glazed and kiln-fired to a brilliant, durable finish. Moms, Dads, & Grandparents can paint too! Space is limited so call to save your spot in advance! Adult: $20.00 Child: $20.00 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM For more information please Email: andrea@crockadoodle.com or call Phone: 613-376-6294 |
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| May 4 | Bell Walk For Kids | |
| On Sunday May 4th, in more than 50 communities across the country, thousands of Canadians will step out to help out. Last year, almost 20,000 walkers raised $3 million for Kids Help Phone – Canada’s only free, 24 hour, anonymous and confidential phone and web counseling service for kids. This year? It’s up to you! Walk and collect pledges to earn great incentive prizes. Every dollar raised will help ensure Kids Help Phone’s professional counsellors can always be there with the support and hope kids need and deserve. So grab your friends, family and co-workers, start raising funds and join us on May 4th! Pledge forms available online at www.bellwalkforkids.ca Lemoine Point Conservation Area – Trillium Trail Walk Distance: 5 km Registration Open: 9:00 a.m. Walk Start Time: 10:00 a.m. Post Walk Celebration: Following Walk / Run Parking Details: Free parking on site. Public Transit Information: Lemoine Point is not on a public transit route Terrain: Terrain is suitable for wheelchairs, strollers and wagons. Notes: Pets welcome, refreshments available. |
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| May 10 | Dollhouse and Miniatures Show and Sale | |
| Celebrating 26 years in miniatures. Presented by MEKA Miniature Enthusiasts of Kingston and Area. Displays, Dealers, Demonstrations & Door Prizes!! Saturday, May 10th, 2008 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Portsmouth Olympic Harbour 53 Young Street Kingston, Ontario Adult Admission: $5.00 Seniors & Children under 12: $3.50 For information call: (613) 378-1829 Or Visit our Website: www.kingstonminiatures.com |
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| May 13 | Options for Care workshop | |
| A workshop for families anticipating a move To long term care Rideaucrest Home, Conference Room C ~ This workshop will answer your questions: . How will I know it's time? . How do I go about applying? . What's the difference between retirement and nursing homes? . What will the first day be like? . What do I need to prepare? . How can I get over this feeling of guilt? . How can I be sure care needs will be met? This workshop is free, but you must register by calling The Alzheimer Society of Kingston at (613) 544-3078. Workshop is from 1PM to 4PM | ||
| May 15 | Brown Bag Seniors' Program - May | |
| Meet at the north parking lot at Lemoine Point Conservation Area (Coverdale Road entrance). We'll be hiking the trails to see the spring wildflowers. Bring lunch, drinking water and sunscreen. Don't forget your camera. Prgram begins at 10:30PM. For more information please call (613) 546-4228 Ext. 221 |
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| September 1-March 31 | looking For pioneers of holy cross catholic s.s. | |
| we are compiling data base of allholy cross pioneer. With the goal of holding a reunion in fall 2008 or spring 2009. please visit www.gibbon.ws/holycrossreunion or e-mail holycrossreunion@gmail.com for more info. phone#: 905-461-0335 |
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