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On Saturday, April 1, Ukrainian born Maya Chenier will demonstrate and guide participants in a workshop about pysanky – the art of decorating Easter eggs. A student at Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute, Chenier was encouraged by art teacher Gisele Paquette to teach this traditional wax-resist technique to fellow students, and to present a workshop at […] |
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Activités Sirop et tire sur la neigeKiosque de commerçants locauxSessions de brossage de chevaux (réservation requise) 5$ - entrée (gratuit - 16 ans et moins) Les dons amassés iront au refuge. 
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The Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachment and ASD United Prescott-Russell will host a special Raise the Flag for Autism event on Sunday, April 2. Beginning at 10 a.m., the OPP and ASD United Prescott-Russell will be raising an Autism Awareness flag at Hawkesbury’s Town Hall, located at 600 Higginson Street in Hawkesbury. The ceremony […] 
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Agenda: Report on 2022-23 Operations, 2023 Elections, 2023 Plan Returning or NEW members WELCOME (tax receipts available) $20 individual; $30 family; $50 business Your membership will help support the Musée Vankleek Hill Museum (95 Main St. E) E-transfer to [email protected] Mail cheque to: 95 Main St. E, PO Box 537, Vankleek Hill ON K0B 1R0 |
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The Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l’Est ontarien (CSDCEO) will hold a celebration at École élémentaire catholique Sainte-Félicité in Clarence Creek, on Tuesday, April 4, to mark World Autism Awareness Day. During the gathering, which will begin at 1 p.m., Francis Drouin, Member of Parliament for Glengarry-Prescott-Russell, CSDCEO dignitaries, as well as school staff […] |
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The school is planning to redesign the library to bring it up to contemporary standards as a learning environment. Costs for the project will include paint, furniture, and labour, so the Library Redesign Committee has decided to hold a pancake breakfast fundraiser. The cost to enjoy a plate of pancakes is by donation, and there […] |
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Come & raise our voices of our Risen Savior! Contact: 613-874-2989 [email protected] |
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Live country music by Railroad Sinners Tickets $10 each, kids under 8 free. |
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Get social! Get up and dance! No experience necessary. Singles and couples welcome. Ages 10 and up. www.SquareDanceRussell.ca
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Come and hear the author talk about her work and upcoming novel, Murder Will Out, coming out in May. Admission is free |
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We’re back with 37 artists & more than 150 creative works A grown-up Wine & Cheese with many rooms of distinctive art. FREE admission Door prizes |
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The Ladies Association hosts their annual Spring Rummage Sale. Assorted items: dishes, books, household items, etc. Info 613-678-3760
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Families are encouraged to view the more than 150 works – paintings, sculpture, photography, carvings, clay, wood, writings. Have Coffee & Cookies, chat with the artists: see what the fuss is about. FREE admission Door prizes 
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Music and socializing will be on the agenda at Heritage Lodge, as the retirement residence in Vankleek Hill hosts an open house this Saturday, April 15. Local band 50 PROOF will be playing acoustic versions of classic rock, country and folk music during the open house, which runs from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. |
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Theme: The Movies $10 per person | Four persons per teamYour host: Martin Lacelle | Prizes for the top three teams!The kitchen is open at 6 pm, serving your favourites. TICKETS ON SALE AT:Windsor Tavern, Jade Garden and The Review Another fun event brought to you by:The Vankleek Hill Business and Merchant Association Attendance is […] 
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Speaker: Florist from Jade Garden on flower arranging. All are welcome! [email protected] or find them on Facebook. |
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An invitation by The Friends of the Library. Tickets - adults $25 Tickets can be purchased at Champlain Library or The Review or by calling 613.299.5275 -selection of teas, sandwiches, scones and treats -interesting local speakers |
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Tickets $25 ($20-members) Limited seating. Reservations recommended. |
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The Review is proud to sponsor the 33rd annual FRIDAY, APRIL 28 at 7:30 PM SATURDAY, APRIL 29 at 2:00 PM SUNDAY, APRIL 30 at 2:00 PM
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Doors open at 8 pm $15 each - pay at the door Great entertainment including the Honeymead Brewers! |
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COST: ADULTS $10, CHILDREN UNDER 5 $5MENU: 2 eggs, bacon, sausage, baked beans, toast, juice, coffee & tea(Breakfasts the last Sunday of each month with the exception of July and August)Everyone welcome! |
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Local police are organizing an event to help ensure local children and the elderly are easily identified if they become lost. On Thursday, May 4, the Hawkesbury Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will set up an information booth where people can get an electronic copy of an identification card for children and seniors […] |
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The Review is proud to sponsor the 33rd annual FRIDAY, MAY 5 at 7:30 PM SATURDAY, MAY 6 at 2:00 PM SUNDAY, MAY 7 at 2:00 PM 
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Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Champlain East invites you to join them at the Flag-Raising ceremony to celebrate Mental Health Week 2023 as they shine a spotlight on community-based mental health care champions, programs and communities while showcasing the importance of how mental health care can be expressed and nurtured through art, photos, music, dance, […]
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When you think of watercolours, you probably imagine pretty pastels. But Josée Bourassa, whose solo exhibition Un monde de couleurs opens at the Arbor Gallery on May 4th, uses watercolours to create pieces that reflect a moody combination of light and dark. “I am fascinated by the transparency, the opacity and the way watercolours capture […] Pour sa 76e production la Troupe de Théâtre Le Cercle Gascon II vous présente une comédie romantique de Jean Franco et Guillaume Mélanie, adaptation de Louise Potvin Laliberté. Une mise en scène de Julie Guimond assistée de Guy Gagnon. Synopsis : Lisa Bertrand, executive woman de 37 ans, et célibataire endurcie, a recours, quand il […] |
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Life Experiences on the Farm
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McLaughlin Cemetery Annual Meeting
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Workshop about pysanky
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Annual General Meeting
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World Autism Awareness Day
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VCI Pancake Fundraiser
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Lachute 4-H Fundraiser Dance
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Euchre
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Uncle George & Roger Hamelin
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Take Time for Tea
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Child & Senior ID Booth
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Book bonanza at Lochiel Centre
It’s a reader’s paradise as the annual Lochiel Book Sale has arrived for another year. Thousands of titles of fiction, non-fiction, along with books about cooking, gardening, and for children are for sale at the Lochiel Centre. The sale began during the weekend of March 14 and 15. Sale days continue on Wednesday, March 18, […]
Not-for-profit, charitable groups invited to participate in 2026 Vankleek Hill Christmas Home Tour
The 2026 Vankleek Hill Christmas Home Tour is looking for local, not-for-profit community groups which would like to be considered to share in the proceeds from the November 7, 2026, event. Here is how it works. Local not-for-profit organizations can provide 10 or more volunteers to help at the annual event, and in return, the […]
Good music, good times, good cause at Sportsman Inn Reunion dance
They say we can’t go home again. But sometimes, we get pretty close to it. You cannot go back by thinking about the past. The past isn’t about what we remember. We yearn to re-live the past because it always looks better in the rear-view mirror. If you haven’t heard of the Sportsman Inn, it […]