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Optics Expo & Sale, 17th Annual |
May 11 to May 12, 10am to 05pm. Twelve manufacturers of the world's finest 'binoculars & spotting scopes' will exhibit and demonstrate their sports optics to birders and the general public on the lakefront at Pelee Wings Nature Store, 636 Point Pelee Drive, Leamington, on the weekend of May 11th & 12th. The event coincides with the ‘‘Point Pelee Festival of Birds’‘ which sees hundreds of thousands of birds and thousands of birders from around the world flock to Point Pelee to enjoy one of the most phenomenal bird migrations on the North American continent through-out the month of May. The following sports optics manufacturers will be represented: * Swarovski * Leica * Zeiss *Nikon * Kowa * Bushnell * Pentax * Celestron * Vortex * Minox * Meopta * Eagle. Optics experts from these companies will be on hand to answer questions and to demonstrate state of the art equipment to enjoy the sport of birding. The public can quiz the experts on new binoculars and scopes, field test 100's of sports optics, and find out just what they need to enjoy this exciting sport. Binoculars & Spotting Scopes are also enjoyed for astronomy, travel, boating, hunting, target shooting, surveillance, and by waterfront home-owners. Admission is free. Bring the family to Point Pelee to enjoy the birds and the ‘‘Sports Optics Expo’‘! Pelee Wings & the Optics Companies will donate $1,000. to a wildlife conservation cause after the Expo. For more information, please call 519.326.5193
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Plant Sale, Kingsville Horticultural Society |
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May 11, 09am to 11:30 am, Lakeside Park Pavilion - 315 Queen St. S, Kingsville. One Day Plant Sale May 11, 2013 - Annuals, Perennials, Ground Covers, small Trees, Shrubs, House Plants, and some Native Plants. For more information, please call 519.733.4845
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Police Week |
Coming Soon…May 16 – 18, sponsored by the Devonshire Mall Windsor. Officers standing by! Police Week provides a great opportunity for you and your family to learn more about law enforcement and safety organizations that serve our community. Exhibits will be indoors and outdoors in the parking lot in front of Target. Join us for the ‘new’ Car Seat Clinic on May 18 from 10am - 2pm in the parking lot in front of Target. These are educational sessions where you can learn from a trained child seat technician: Which restraint is appropriate for your child; How to correctly install your child seat in your vehicle; How to position your child in the child seat. For more information, please call 519.966.3100
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Western Day at the Museum - CTMHV |
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Coming Soon…May 18, 08:30am to 11pm, The Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village - 6155 Arner Townline, Kingsville. Join an action packed day of western events featuring the Canadian Cowgirls Drill Team, the Mike Ure Band playing country music, SOTC Horse Show, pony rides, petting zoo & more! All at the Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village from 8:30am to 11pm. Admission is $5 (children under 12 are free to attend). Proceeds to go the Children's Education Fund Program. For more information, please call the museum at 519.776.6909
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Greenway Blooming Center : Butterfly Farm and Conservatory : Highlight Blooming Center
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Now Open...Greenway Blooming Center - 2000 Shantz Station Road, Breslau, and Highlight Blooming Center - 5835 Elma Line 60, Monkton are open, with all of your planting supplies. The Butterfly Farm and Conservatory at Greenway is open Daily, 10am - 5pm until September 30. Greenway hours May - June 16, Monday – Friday 8am - 8pm; Saturday 8am - 6pm; Sunday 10am -5pm : June 17 – 30 - Monday – Friday 8am - 6pm; Saturday 8am - 5pm; Sunday 10am - 5pm : July & August - Monday – Saturday 8am - 5pm; Sunday 10am - 5pm. September - October 15 - Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm; Saturday 8am - 5pm; Sunday 10am - 5pm. Highlight Blooming Center is open May and June. For more information, please call the Greenway Blooming Center at 519.648.2328 or the Highlight Blooming Center at 519.347.2606
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‘‘For The Love of Lobster’‘ A Classic Maritime Supper! |
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May 9, 6pm to 10pm, St. Felix Centre - Parish Hall of St. Patrick’s Church, 141 McCaul Street. A classic Maritime supper - for a great cause! This is the main fundraising event of the year for St. Felix. The centre works on a shoestring budget dependent on donations as it does not receive government support. The St. Felix Centre was established over 75 years ago by the Felician Sisters. Today we provide care and support to 1,600 homeless, low income and needy children, youth and adults every year. Our specialty is feeding people nutritious meals and providing a safe social environment to enable people to help themselves. Tickets $150.00. For more information, please call 416.203.1624 ex.21.
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Red |
May 10 &18, Fanshawe College Theatre at CitiPlaza - 355 Wellington St, London. A one act play by local playwright and poet Cornelia Hoogland. An interpretation of the 400 year old Fairy Tale ‘‘Red Riding Hood’‘. A young girl enters the forest and encounters the modern wolves who will shape her life. The adult exits viewing the forest wiser and more self aware. A story you know - or do you? Fanshawe College Theatre at CitiPlaze (south building at Clarence St. entrace) Playing May 10, May 18 2pm Tickets available on line or at the door. Reg. price $20 Students $10 Suitable for 13+ ages. For more information contact Ashleigh Barney 519.438.8291
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West Hamilton Artists Tour |
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May 11 & May 12, presented by the West Hamilton Artists Tour. For the 4th year, the West Hamilton Artists Tour (WHAT) will be featuring a diverse and exciting group of local and regional artists displaying their work in several locations around the Locke Street South / Kirdendall Neighbourhood. The ‘what’ will showcase work in a variety of media including: pastels, acrylic, photography, wood, stained glass, jewellery, pottery and mixed media. Time: 10am to 5pm. For more information, please call 905.536.0536
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