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Vodka & Vinyasa | Yoga & Cocktails for a Cause Event

Crosscut Distillery 1347 Kelly Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Join us Saturday, October 5th for a much needed stretch and craft cocktail, all for a good cause! 💚 Crosscut is hosting its third Charitable Yoga & Cocktail Event. 🍹 Our favourite Yogi Emily Zanini will be guiding us through an hour long class followed by a refreshing signature Crosscut cocktail. 🧘🏼‍♀️ The best part? A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Sudbury Food Bank for the holidays! 🍗 Did you know ever $1 donated is equivalent to $6 in food value?! 🌽 "The Sudbury Food Bank is dedicated to ensuring that every person in the City of Greater Sudbury has enough to eat. We do this by translating every dollar donated into food for someone in need. All funds are transferred to area food banks in the form of food credits at area food suppliers. In this way we guarantee that every dollar contributed will be directly translated into food on someone’s table." - Sudbury Food Bank 🥖 -Ticket includes a one hour yoga class and one Crosscut cocktail. -19+ Event

5th Annual MS FALL FAIR at Freskiw Farm

Freskiw Farms 2093 Skead Road, Garson, Ontario, Canada

Over 80 Vendors on site! Food, Fun and Live Music! Arts & Crafts Local, Area, and Regional Artisans & Vendors Fresh Apples and Produce brought in from Freskiw Farm Face Painting by Chantal Admission to Public at the Door: Adults $5.00 Kids - No charge INTERESTED VENDORS: PLEASE NO FACEBOOK MESSAGES OR INQUIRIES TO FRESKIW FARMS DIRECTLY. This is an event Coordinated by the MS SOCIETY and hosted at Freskiws only. Thank you! EMAIL DIRECT FOR REGISTRATION FORM TO: info.sudbury@mssociety.ca or call 705-566-9299 for more information Vendor Registration Fee: $80,00 for the weekend

$5

Mixology 101: Martinis Through The Ages

The Alibi Room 113 Durham Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

The Martini through the Ages: Myths, Methods, and Mysteries Join us as we explore the lore and legends surrounding the martini. How did this eponymous cocktail evolve through the ages from a vermouth heavy gin-fortified cocktail to James Bond’s Vesper to the fruit-laden “-tini” of the 90's and back again? This cocktail masterclass focuses on the history and development of one of the most misunderstood drinks in history, while providing tips and techniques for scaling your recipe for one person, or an entire dinner party. We will experience the Martini through several iterations and provide you with the knowledge to confidently order or make your own wherever possible.

Orchestra Goes to the Oscars

Fraser Auditorium 935 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Jamie Arrowsmith leads our 44th season with a musical journey to the Oscars. Featuring selections from West Side Story, highlights from Jurassic Park and The Fellowship of the Ring, overture to Don Giovanni and many more great classics that are sure to please music lovers of all ages. Sopranos, Pamela Teed and Deanne Wells-Hunt, join the orchestra to lend their enchanting voices in this memorable start to the season. Concert sponsor: Northern Life / Sudbury.com 2019.20 Subscription Series Concerts: 5-Concert subscription $190 Amped Up! subscription (Valid student ID required) $100 Single Concert Tickets: Regular reserved seating $44 General admission seating (last 3 balcony rows only) $25 Amped Up! reserved seating (valid student ID required) $20

$44

Axe Cancer Sudbury

Bust out your flannels, embrace your true Canadian spirit, and compete in a Kick Axe axe-throwing tournament to send kids affected by childhood cancer in Sudbury to summer camp. This October 6th, Camp Quality Northern Ontario hold it's annual axe-throwing tournament in Sudbury and North Bay. Every bullseye gets us closer to our target: sending all children with cancer to camp. This super fun event is also happening in seven cities across Canada on the same day, everywhere that Camp Quality has a camp including Toronto, Barrie, Ottawa, Winnipeg and Calgary! Only $200 per team (4 players per team) or $50 per individual. Register at: www.axecancer.ca Prizes will be available - stay tuned for more details! Looking to sponsor a laneway? Contact dan.denoble@campquality.org

Axe Cancer Sudbury

Bust out your flannels, embrace your true Canadian spirit, and compete in a Kick Axe axe-throwing tournament to send kids affected by childhood cancer in Sudbury to summer camp. This October 6th, Camp Quality Northern Ontario hold it's annual axe-throwing tournament in Sudbury and North Bay. Every bullseye gets us closer to our target: sending all children with cancer to camp. This super fun event is also happening in seven cities across Canada on the same day, everywhere that Camp Quality has a camp including Toronto, Barrie, Ottawa, Winnipeg and Calgary! Only $200 per team (4 players per team) or $50 per individual. Register at: www.axecancer.ca Prizes will be available - stay tuned for more details! Looking to sponsor a laneway? Contact dan.denoble@campquality.org

IODE Tour of Homes 2019

For one year only, the tour has been moved to Oct 6. It will include 5 beautiful homes featuring fall decor ideas, the Autumn Harvest tea and bake sale, and a bonus stop featuring a vintage car collection.

Two Country Icons: Dean Brody and Dallas Smith

Sudbury Community Arena 240 Elgin Street, Sudbury, Canada

SPECIAL CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT SUDBURY COMMUNITY ARENA TWO COUNTRY ICONS - DEAN BRODY & DALLAS SMITH - BAND TOGETHER FOR EPIC FALL CROSS-COUNTRY TOUR Presented by Cabin Media Entertainment Group Sudbury Community Arena Sunday, October 6th 2019 Doors: 6:00 p.m. Show: 7:00 p.m. Tickets on Sale - Friday, March 8th at 10:00am In person at the Sudbury Arena *Box Office (240 Elgin Street), Online at www.greatersudbury.ca/tickets, and by Telephone at 705 671-3000 TICKET PRICES: General Admission Pit - $119 Reserved Seating – $97, $74, $63 VIP Packages available! See website for details.

$63

Christina Martin – Sudbury ON

La Fromagerie 80 Elgin Street, Sudbury, Canada

Doors 6PM / Show 7PM Approximate End Time 9PM ALL AGES No ticket refunds. TICKETS: $10 Advance ($15 at the door) / $7 Students ($10 at the door) / 14 and under NO COVER Christina Martin departs on her first cross-Canada tour since 2010 with guitarist Dale Murray, supporting a new album they independently produced titled “Wonderful Lie”. The album features stripped down recordings of covers and originals. “We choose at least one version of a cover to perform each year, and now we’d like to share some of our favourites. For years, we didn’t dare attempt to recreate songs that we felt were already their best versions, but then we got selfish and figured, why not? You learn a lot in the recording process and by examining other people’s songs. It’s a treat to hear an audience’s response when they recognize that you are playing a song they know and love.” Christina began recording her own music while slogging it out on the Austin, Texas bar scene. A multi award winning singer-songwriter, she has been relentlessly recording and touring in Canada and in the UK and Europe, building connections at venues big and small, singing songs about loss, love and perseverance. Her songs have been featured in films and television, and she’s performed at music festivals around the world (Rolling Stone Weekender Festival, Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival, Folk Alliance International, Ottawa Bluesfest and Reeperbahn Festival). At her Canadian tour dates, Martin partners with The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health to promote the work of Canada’s largest mental health and addiction teaching hospital. Accessibility Information: For questions regarding accessibility, please contact the venue or email info@christinamartin.net before reserving your tickets. Personal attendants will receive a complimentary ticket and must be reserved in advance. This is a listening room event;...

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Charged Talks 2019

Sudbury Theatre Centre 170 Shaughnessy Street, Sudbury, Canada

The Charged Talks feature talks from prominent industry leaders with unique and engaging perspectives on the intersection of technology and design, that will offer attendees insights to leverage collaboration between the two disciplines. Andréa Crofts - DESIGNING FOR DIGITAL HEALTH The rise in mental health as a result of situational stress is a prevailing theme in today’s society, and some of the products we’re building are the root cause. But we have the power to change this. As creators of digital products, how might we enable our users to be more present in their lives? Frank Bach - DESIGNING FOR JOY Go beyond functionality, and add joy to digital products by adding an element of delight to experiences. In this talk, learn strategies and from lessons learned in how to create apps that break down barriers between humans and technology. By adding an organic and tangible touch with design, interactions, and going beyond user expectations, you can create long-lasting and engaging products that people connect with on an emotional level.