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Crier Calendar - May 2
Niagara-on-the-Lake
May 02, 2008
EVENTS

MAY 2

  • Do you know anyone who's too young to retire? Or maybe they suddenly need a career change! The Niagara College Business Development Centre is holding a 2-day Entrepreneur Camp that shows participants what it takes to start a small business. The Camp will run from 8:30am to 4:30pm on at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus. The fee for the camp is $499, which includes 2 full days of assessment & workshops, the course materials, light breakfast and lunch on both days, and a 1-hour follow-up mentoring session with one of our Business Advisors. For more information and to register, contact Mary Ann Martin at 905-641-2252, ext. 4456.

    MAY 4

  • The Queenston Ladies Choir will be giving a Spring Concert, 3 pm at St. Mark's Anglican Church. Net proceeds will go to Wellspring, NOTL Palliative Care, Women 4 Women and the Choir's music scholarship fund. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students. Call 905-468-3053.

  • Sassy Sisters Red Hat Ladies holding Denim and Diamonds Days event. Meet 11 a.m. at Legion, 410 King St., for meet-and-great, games and prizes. Call Queen Dale for information, 905-735-2757.

    MAY 8

  • The Royal Canadian Naval Association Niagara Region will hold it's annual Battle of the Atlantic Parade at Navy Hall at 1 pm. We invite you to attend.

    MAY 10

  • Niagara-on-the-Lake Spring House Tour of Bed and Breakfasts from 12-5pm. Tickets $20. Supporting Willowbank Heritage Estate and RiverBrink Museum. Order online at www.springhousetour.com or call 1-866-855-0123 from 9-5pm.

  • Niagara Regional Native Centre is pleased to announce the Honouring Mother Earth Arts Festival and Pow Wow. 10 am- dusk.

    382 Airport Road. 905-353-8155 or 905-688-6484.

    MAY 11

  • Croation National Centre Open House 2008. Come Experience Croation Culture. Folk Dancers, BBQ, Croation baked delicacies, Bocce Ball, Music from Stonewall. 1 p-8pm. Line 3 & Concession 1.

    CLUBS

    NIAGARA PUMPHOUSE ARTS CENTRE

    MAY 1 - 31

  • Art Exhibit by local photographer Tom Schmo, Pumphouse Art Centre, Ricardo St. Niagara-on-the-Lake. Opening reception May 4, 2pm

    ONGOING

  • The Gallery hosts the first exhibit of the Spring/Summer season, Watercolours of Michael McMahon. Salon and Opening Sunday April 6, 2:00pm. The exhibit will be on display during April.

  • Classes start and last eight weeks, $130 for members. They include: Oils, Watercolour (all levels), Art History, Portraiture, Life Drawing, Acrylics, Pastels, Sculpture.

    905-468-5455.

    NOTL PUBLIC LIBRARY

    UNTIL MAY 6

  • Babies & Books Spring Session at NOTL Public Library. A fun literacy-based program for those under 2 with their caregivers. Tuesdays 10:30 -11: am. $10 for 6 weeks. Call 905-468-2023 to register.

    UNTIL MAY 7

  • Toddler Tales Spring Session at NOTL Public Library. An interactive program with stories, songs and crafts for children 2 & 3 and their caregivers. Wednesdays from 10:30- 11 am. $10 for 6 weeks. Call 905-468-2023 to register.
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