A W W C A

Music by

The Apostolic Holiness Choir

And

Hope Rising

(Hamilton Mennonite Church)

Sponsored by:

• Binkley United Church
• Canadian Martyrs Roman Catholic Church
• Hamilton Mennonite Church
• Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
• St. George’s Anglican Church
• The Apostolic Holiness Church
• Westdale United Church
• Westside Baptist Church
• McMaster University Chaplaincy Centre

The Mac Farmstand is back this year with a few changes for your convenience:

The Farmstand will be operating twice a week from 11:30AM-3:00PM, Wednesdays and Thursdays, starting July 13th.
Please join us at the grand opening for samples of produce and simple recipes incorporating the local produce featured at the market.

In addition, special pricing will be provided for items in peak season.
Come by and find out what the season is offering up.

So, if you’re looking to support local and sustainable food or just like to have fresh and tasty produce, make the conveniently healthy choice and visit the Mac Farmstand!

Have you ever been curious about the spectacular, “Milky” stream of stars crossing our night sky? Have you ever wondered what our Galaxy looks like from the outside, or what mysteries lie at the centre? Join us, as we explore some of the major historical breakthroughs in our understanding of our host galaxy, such as determining the size of the Galaxy, our location within it, and the role of dark matter. We will also discuss the various components of the Milky Way, learn about the different types of astronomical objects within it, and how the Galaxy appears at different wavelengths within the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Our Solar System is full of weird worlds, fascinating planets and moons that we might one day explore. Around other stars we have found hundreds more planets, and they are shockingly different from our neighbours. Many of them are true mysteries: we don’t even know how they managed to form. Above all, they are surprising in their variations. There are ocean worlds, lava planets, Super-Earths and Mini-Neptunes, Hot Jupiters, and even a special few that might host life. Come with us as we discover worlds beyond imagination

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Explosions. Spaceships. Aliens. Evil Sith Lords. Explosions. These few words are usually all that is needed to describe Hollywood’s view of astronomy and space science. Yet, there is a lot of interesting, and sometimes surprisingly accurate astronomy and physics that is evident when settling down onto your couch with popcorn and a good Science Fiction flick. Come along to the McCallion Planetarium to learn about astronomy through the eyes of some of our favourite movies. Could Dr. Arroway really have been contacted by alien species through a radio telescope? What is a radio telescope anyway? Would we really need to send a team of astronauts to drill into an asteroid? Are the odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field really 3720 to 1? How would we travel to alien worlds?

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