Wednesday August 8th 2018 - 9PM FEATURING: THE NAILHEADS (Montreal): https://www.facebook.com/thenailheads/ ODYSSEY (Sudbury): https://www.facebook.com/odysseybandmusic/ DROPOUT (Sudbury): https://www.facebook.com/Dropout-284889228917425/ + Guests Live at The Asylum - 19 Regent Street - Sudbury, Ontario 19+ event - 9PM Doors *Additional info coming soon
The Coulson will be hosting a Beer Pong Tournament every Wednesday with DJ BUBBA! Yes, beer pong and cheap drinks! Must sign up before midnight, also girls play for free for the month of JUNE! $5 to sign up or to buy back in. Sign up as singles, not teams. Winner takes home, $100 CASH! No Cover | 19+
This urban hike will depart from and return to the Thursday Market on York Street. It will be approximately 1.5 hours (3 km) in length. The hike is open to all, and is stroller friendly. The walk is designed to introduce you to the history and attractions of the Bell Park area. The route of the hike will vary. After the hike, you can visit the farmer, artisan, and craft vendor booths at the market. Meet us in the south parking lot (the north is where the vendor booths will be set up).
SVEN GALI has returned and are coming up north to celebrate 25 years since their debut album SVEN GALI! They are ready to rock Sudbury at The Asylum so prepare for a night of some classic Canadian hard rock anthems! Get ready to rock Sudbury! \m/ Ticket Link: https://www.ticketscene.ca/events/21148/ Live at The Asylum - 19 Regent St - Sudbury, Ontario Doors 8pm / 19+ THE LEGENDARY SVEN GALI https://www.facebook.com/SvengaliMusic/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sven_Gali THE WRING https://www.facebook.com/thewringband/ SATAN'S SUGAR BAND https://www.facebook.com/pages/Satans-Sugar-Band/130105687084954 http://www.satanssugarband.com/
CHOMP, CHOMP. On Friday, August 10th at 4PM, sink your teeth into our Double Take Marathon: Jaws (1975) and The Shallows (2016). The fin-tastic films will return to the big screen for a killer one night event. Tickets are $20. Jaws (1975): A local sheriff, a marine biologist and an old seafarer team up to hunt down a great white shark wrecking havoc in a beach resort. Trailer: http://ow.ly/EmvT30kYDf8 The Shallows (2016): A mere 200 yards from shore, surfer Nancy is attacked by a great white shark, with her short journey to safety becoming the ultimate contest of wills. Trailer: http://ow.ly/ewAo30kYDhS
The 6th Annual Elgin Street Craft Beer Festival. Saturday, August 11th. The Craft Beer industry has been a revolution of tastes to the industry in the last 20 years. While millions certainly enjoy the crisp and clean tastes of the major brewers, there is a growing voracious market for adventurous tastes. This goes hand in hand with The Townehouse and The Laughing Buddha. We push boundaries on Music and Food and Beverage; challenge you to try new things. Since we started the Craft Beer Festival 6 years ago, the industry across the province has grown exponentially. With this, we have access to great world class beverage, get to listen to great music all day and show off our food menus! Get your tickets at the bar or right here online! Friday, August 10 we close Grey Street and a slice of Elgin St. Friday Night Street Party. Saturday Beerfest. Brewers, Distillers, Importers, Distributors and enthusiasts from across the province and beyond set up to sample craft beverages of all types. Over 20 vendors. Craft Beer, Ciders, Spirits, Wines 2 stages of music. Music all day. Games and Prizes.
Join us for our first annual Waste-Less Fair, where you can learn more about: - zero waste living - reducing and upcycling - diy alternatives - purchase trash-free alternatives from local artisans $5 - Pre-Register on Bruha to receive a bamboo toothbrush Join the Zero Waste Sudbury Facebook Group for more info on how to live a less wasteful lifestyle in Greater Sudbury. https://m.facebook.com/groups/2073599916000895
Join us for our first annual Waste-Less Fair, where you can learn more about: - zero waste living - reducing and upcycling - diy alternatives - purchase trash-free alternatives from local artisans SCHEDULE 12-4pm Local Vendors 4-5pm Round table discussion with Plastic Free Greater Sudbury and Last Straw Sudbury $5 - Advance tickets (includes a bamboo toothbrush) $3 - At door All proceeds in support of Plastic Free Greater Sudbury. Join the Zero Waste Sudbury Facebook Group for more info on how to live a less wasteful lifestyle in Greater Sudbury. https://m.facebook.com/groups/2073599916000895
He shoots, he scores! NHL players will be teaming up with local physicians in a battle over the puck, all in support of NEO Kids Foundation. Before the game, NHL players will be available for an autograph signing session while attendees enjoy a BBQ and activities. 12:30pm -AUTOGRAPH SESSION 2:00pm -PUCK DROP 25 minutes of RUN-TIME PLAY 20 minutes of RUN-TIME PLAY 10 minutes of NHL vs NHL NHL players include Nick Foligno, Marcus Foligno, Josh Anderson, Seth Jones, Scott Harrington, Boone Jenner, Dalton Prout, Ben Chiarot, Derek MacKenzie, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Damien Giroux, Zack Stortini & Joe Bowen. Physicians include Dr. Christopher Trebb, Dr. Steve Morris, Dr. Andre Michon, Dr. Sean Murray, Dr. Ryan DeMarchi, Dr. Ryan Hodgins, Dr. James Masters, Dr. John Snider, Dr. Jason Prpic, Dr. Rob Pineau, Dr. Jeff Sloan, Dr. Rob Anderson, Dr. Paul Gibb, Dr. Ian Symington& Dr. Chris Bourdon. . Stay tuned for new updates! This event is proudly sponsored by Vale and Sudbury Wolves. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, email neokidsfoundation@hsnsudbury.ca Tickets available at the Sudbury Arena Box Office, greatersudbury.ca/tickets or 705.671-3000
Register your child: http://wahrefugecentre.org/camp Spots are limited, so be sure to register early! As Wild at Heart continues to expand our education outreach programming, we are looking to offer free day camps to the community. From August 13-15th, we will be hosting day camps for students ages 6-12, focusing on environmental issues like wildlife-human conflict, and pollinators and native plants, as well as a field trip to Walden Animal Hospital to learn about their partnership with Wild at Heart. By removing the cost of admission for these camps, all children will have the opportunity to attend. Children will learn first-hand about local environmental issues, and how they can make a positive difference in their community. This will also raise awareness about Wild at Heart, and let people know where they can bring an injured, orphaned, or sick wild animal. Thank you to the Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury, and to everyone who voted, for funding this project.