Venerdì di vino/ wine Fridays continue throughout the month of May with wines from Piemonte . Enjoy cellar aged Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and other gems for 25% off every Friday in May.
Film Showcase Goalie 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM - McEwen School of Architecture Come out and enjoy this special screening of this shot in Sudbury film Goalie. Following a screening of the film, producer Daniel Iron will be on hand to relate the ins and outs of the filmmaking process, offering insights on different facets of development and the teamwork required to have a film project succeed. Moderator: Thom Ernst Panelist: Daniel Iron, Producer
Each Friday, join us for our Nest Talks where a speaker will share with you a variety of topics ranging from professionalism, personal stories, poetry, motivation and life skills and so much more! Nest Talks are a way of bringing our community together for open discussion, to learn from one another and to grow with knowledge.
The weekend doesn’t have to be filled with tequila shots and music so loud you can’t even think straight. Come party with us at our FIRST Pyjama Party. Dress in your best sexy loungewear - there will be prizes! Dance Party Photo Booth Yoga Face Masks Snacks + Movie We are teaming up with Le Petit Spa Esthetics and Frubar Juicery to offer you an alternative to the bar scene for your weekend plans. Come party with us! Who: Zennies!! What: Party Time! Where: Zen Fitness, Downtown Sudbury When: Friday, May 24th Why: Why the eff not PLUS creating a Friday Night experience that nourishes connection and your body. How: Book your spot now!
Boundaries are an essential part of anyone's life, yet as women we were not taught how to discern where to draw them or HOW to...this can lead to massive leaks of our energy. Boundaries are a form of self-respect, a way to create standards of what you will stand for. In this Goddess gathering we will explore boundaries from various perspectives; mental, physical, emotional and social as a way to create more space in your life for YOU!
Join us at 8 PM at Little Montreal and hear some awesome artists from all around Northern Ontario. Friday's night line-up includes: Nick Sherman + Rico Littledeer Singer-songwriter, Nick Sherman, gives new meaning to “the voice in the wilderness,” or rather, the voice from the wilderness. While he still calls his rural birthplace of Sioux Lookout home, Nick spent much of his youth out on the land, moving between his hometown, the small First Nation community of Weagamow Lake, and his family’s trapline on North Caribou Lake. His gentle voice is rich with honesty and the vitality of youth, but tempered with world-weariness, atop his strong, simple guitar. As a part of the Indigenous Music Mentorship Program, Nick will be performing with his mentee, Rico Littledeer. Frank Deresti and the Lake Effect An adventurous and versatile group of musicians, impressing audiences across the country since 2012. They have gained a following with their undeniable musicianship and unique take on the singer-songwriter genre. From heart-felt ballads to spontaneous moments of unbridled energy, this band is a must-see. Greyson Gritt Born of an Ojibway mother and a Métis Father, Greyson Gritt is an award-winning artist, and a tattooed, gender queer, folk-blues-playin' songwriter! Jennifer Holub and the Erratics Holub’s songs are about the things that torment us. Her new album “The Reckoning” is a hawkish condemnation of society’s place for women, and an urgent call to rouse from it. At the age of 32, she made the reckless decision to leave it all behind for a music career. The Honest Heart Collective Anchored by four lifelong friends, The Honest Heart Collective was born from two brothers, a Bruce Springsteen concert, and a rotating cast of musicians made permanent. Grief Rights was released in May 2018 and its sound has been described as “classic...
For the past five years, the Sudbury Defeat Depression Walk/Run has brought the community together to make a move for mental health. We are organized passionately by and for those with lived experience with mental health challenges. Now into out sixth year, our goal is to continue to grow the movement, and challenge our community to step up and step forward in how we think about, talk about, and act on all matters of mental health. The funds raised support the local programming and services at NISA/Northern Initiative for Social Action as well as the national efforts of the Mood Disorders Society of Canada. At its heart, we want folks to know they are not alone in their experiences and authentic support is available. How can you help? Participate in Sudbury's Defeat Depression Walk / Run! Register now at www.sudbury.defeatdepression.ca and begin fundraising! You can choose to walk or run 2, 4, or 10 km. The route map is available to view and download on the website. Ask friends and family members to sponsor you for the walk. Personalize your page and share it on social media and by email! If you can’t make it on May 25, consider sponsoring a participant or donating directly to the event!
The Downtown Sudbury Yard & Sidewalk Sale is happening Saturday, May 25th. The annual community yard sale is hosted by the Downtown Sudbury BIA and takes place on Larch Street(Between Durham and Elgin) and an adjacent parking lot. The event is designed to provide high traffic space to those unable to host their own yard sale. Ie) those living in an apartment building or dorm room, those who live in rural areas of Sudbury and those who maybe only have about an 8ft table worth of wares to sell. *Note that no tents/canopies will be allowed due to space limitations & as a measure to keep the event accessible* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How it Works: To sell at the Yard Sale, simply register with Downtown Sudbury and pay your vendor fee. We will supply you with as many 8ft tables as you indicate at registration(up to 4) - and we'll even set the tables up for you. Just roll up on the day of the event, sign in and start unloading. How To Participate: Register by filling out the registration form and pay the corresponding fee for your number of tables. The registration fee is $35, which includes one 8ft table & a chair. Additional 8ft tables(up to 4) are $15 a piece. Where to Register: Downtown Sudbury(115 Larch Street) Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm. Feel free to mail in your registration form and payment(cheque) as well. What happens to my registration fee: The money from the registration fee goes toward funding the event: Street Closure, Portable Washrooms, Tables, etc. Further FAQ are available in the 'discussion' portion of the event page. Registration Deadline is Tuesday, May 21st.
The Sudbury Horticultural Society will host its 9th annual celebration of gardening in Northeastern Ontario on Saturday May 25, 2019 at the YMCA Centre for Life and Parkside Centre.(140 Durham Street). The event will include gardening-related vendors and exhibitors, as well as the Society's spring plant sale and juried horticultural show. Admission is free to all gardeners. Door prizes will be drawn throughout the day.
Unlock the key to your child’s imagination with an urban fairy or gnome door. Doors are perfect for sitting atop the baseboard in their bedroom or on a tree in the backyard or at camp. Your child uses paint and various embellishments to create their piece. Difficulty Level: Easy Duration: 1.5 hours Book online now at https://diycraftery.com/classes/fairy-door/ Want to save the booking fee? Send kelsey@diycraftery.com an e-transfer and include which date and class you're booking. Head to La Fromagerie before or after your class and receive a 15% discount! Don't forget to ask us for details.