Who says you can't have your cake and eat it too? Join us as we practice moderation with a tasting menu "on the lighter side". We will be pairing some tasty treats with some skinny sips (of the adult variety!). Taste-test this lighter menu and chat about the principles of moderated, healthy living. Sue and Mandy are working together to create a delicious but calorie-conscious menu for you to sample. All the while, chat about how to continue to eat the foods you love as part of a healthier lifestyle. Please note: this is a licensed event for 19+ princesses (and princes). The party starts at 6:30pm. Tickets can be purchased at The Cedar Nest (cost $40+HST). Space is limited. Hope to see you there!

Doors open at 7 pm The show starts at 8 pm Ingrid St-Pierre Her airy and candid songs have quickly made her a beloved public figure and award-winning. Self-taught artist, she hovers in pictorial poetry and dreamy melodies, inviting whoever wants in her lyrical and vibrant universe. His last album, Petite plage, is born of an urgent need to be, to know oneself, to reveal oneself. It springs from an artistic and personal path assumed, while at last she writes for herself first and foremost, completely untied of the world around her. His songs are bathed in light, sweetness and freedom. David Marin His flourishing career and his taste for travel made him do a lot of mileage to finally come back with a third album, "Alas Vegas". Surrounded by four more accomplished musicians than ever before, he now takes us on a musical road trip between New Orleans and Trois-Pistoles through the Sahara, Texas, Havana and Iceland. Without abandoning his side singer, he plays more in the keyboard in a bluesy and rhythmic world, even adding touches of brass. The formula is ideal for embracing his intelligent and sensitive poetry, always tinged with humor and derision. 🎟 Adult Tickets . $ 25 Senior. $ 20 18-30 years old. $ 20 13-17 years old. $ 5 Child. $ 5 extra $ 5 at the door. Additional $ 5 at the door Tickets and information: www.laslague.ca 🔸🔸 Doors open at 7pm. The show starts at 8 pm. Ingrid St-Pierre Ingrid St-Pierre wins his favorite song with melody and candid poetic lyrics. In a quest for self-awareness, her songs float softly on waves of light and freedom. David Marin David Marin is a traveling musician in life and in his song craft. His musical road trip from New Orleans to Three-Pistoles somehow...

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Bach's Coffee Cantata performed by LU faculty, alumni and members of the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra Readings, presentations and music from the world of the 18th-century coffee house See the poster for details. Admission at the door.

Celebrate Cousin Vinny's 10th Anniversary semi annual Country Night! You don’t want to miss this event at Cousin Vinny’s!!! Tickets are $5 in advance or $10 at the door, if they last! Why is Country Night the best Night of the Year? - Mechanical Bull competitions (The longest time on the bull wins prizes for both men and women) - Shuttle service to Sudbury (rides home for everyone / please don’t drink and drive) -Country Music Hits all night long! -DJ MC Marxs spinning tunes for you all night long - It will be packed! -All money raised from Mechanical Bull rides is donated to Pure Country and given to the Neo Kids foundation! Hope to see you on our semi annual country night! If it ain’t Vinny’s Fo’get about it!

The Toronto-based pop-rock quartet Jane's Party is coming to the Greater Sudbury Public Library on November 9th! Join them for a performance and workshop on the music industry! If you love Jane's Party or an aspiring musician you won't want to miss this! Saturday November 9th Main Library @ 10:30 AM Valley East Library @ 1:30 PM

Come out for and meet Dieter K. Buse and Graeme S. Mount, authors of Untold: Northeastern Ontario's Military Past, Volume 2. World War II to Peacekeeping at Chapters Sudbury on Saturday, November 9th from 11am-2pm for a book signing. In this second volume Dieter K. Buse and Graeme S. Mount detail the contributions and experiences of men and women from northeastern Ontario who participated in military conflicts. They present, among many topics, the Spanish Civil War, internment of enemy aliens, prisoner of war camps in northeastern Ontario, and participating in World War II. They show the participation, contributions and sacrifice of men and women in all the services (army, navy and airforce) as Northeasterners fought in all the major conflicts.