The launch of a new book by Hamilton writer and lawyer and new AWWCA board member Mark Coakley, Hidden Harvest: The Rise and Fall of North America’s Biggest Cannabis Grow-Op. (It was in Oakville.) For more information: Bryan Prince Bookseller, 905-528-4508 or events@princebooks.net
An evening of poetrywith Brian Bartlett (Ringing Here and There) and Jeffrey Donaldson (Slack Action). Free; everyone welcome. For more information: 905-528-4508 or events@princebooks.net
Bryan Prince and Harper Collins Canada present Kate Hilton reading from her novel The Hole in the Middle. This began as a blockbuster self-published book before being purchased and re-issued by Harper Collins Canada. A stimulating evening about fiction and the occasional self-publishing success story. Everyone welcome. Please register as space is limited: 905-528-4508 orevents@princebooks.net.
Local Hamilton Artwork: The creative flair of over 100 local artists with more than 150 works of art throughout the main floor of the Atrium@MIP.
Mohawk College Art Collection: 62 artworks curated by McMaster’s Dr. Alison McQueen, and assisted by her Art Collection Seminar Students
The Westdale Secondary School Photography Class and Cardinal Newman Art Classes
Entertainment: Sam Keddy. Female Singer/Songwriter of Folk/Adult Contemporary music. From Hamilton, playing the keyboard and accompanied by Matt Sousa on acoustic guitarist.
Join Dr. Alan Bishop for a series of readings and commentaries on spring and summer poetry and prose.
Join Dr. Alan Bishop for a series of readings and commentaries on spring and summer poetry and prose.
Join Dr. Alan Bishop for a series of readings and commentaries on spring and summer poetry and prose.
The Ainslie Wood/Westdale Community Association of Resident Homeowners is having its annual spring cleanup of our residential streets, after the students have moved out. Please join us with your family and friends.
I will soon be announcing meeting locations to distribute the city’s specially marked bags and work gloves. A pen and piece of paper are also useful to bring with you to note any addresses that need a property-standards wakeup call. I will notify the city of these properties after the cleanup.
High school students who help out will be given a two-hour volunteer credit.
I hope I can count on you to come out and help tidy up the winter’s debris. Last year we had a noticeable drop in volunteers. Please consider joining us–we only do this once a year, and it’ a great communal effort. Please let me know if you can volunteer, as I need to order supplies from the city and arrange assembly and dropoff points. SPREAD THE WORD!!
Please reply to shelli.eisenberg@sympatico.ca
Thank you.
Shelli Eisenberg
Student Liaison for the AWWCA
Please join us for an evening of tasty treats and live music by Kiran Singh as we auction off some amazing items. You may find yourself heading home with an annual family membership to the RBG,a gift certificate to a Westdale restaurant, a one month unlimited yoga pass to Moksha Yoga or another one of our many great auction items!
Tuesday, March 25, 5:00 p.m. through Tuesday, April 8, 7:00 p.m.
Bid online for restaurant gift certificates, planetarium show, artwork, jewelry, entertainment, services, and more! www.StudentOpenCircles.com/
Student Open Circles co-ordinates over 300 McMaster students who volunteer in weekly groups throughout Hamilton with at-risk children and youth, adults living with disabilities, recent immigrants, and people living in homeless shelters. Student Open Circles also facilitates forums for a diversity of students to explore a deeper meaning in life, spirituality, and social justice in an atmosphere of respect. For more information : www.StudentOpenCircles.com or 905-528-1221, ext. 4.
