Infinite Martial Arts and Fitness presents “Centrals 2024: Powerlifting Championship” at The Armouries (187 Pinnacle St. Belleville) from February 15-18, 2024. All welcome. Spectators $15
Join us for an unforgettable experience at Élevage, a one-of-a-kind winter wine festival taking place in Prince Edward County, ON, Canada, on Saturday, February 17th and Sunday, February 18th of the Family Day weekend. This celebration will be centred around the theme of wine and family connection, embracing the concept of “Nurturing our Roots.” Discover a wide array of delights, from hearty, seasonal fare to artisanal cheeses to delectable wines and ciders. Experience the passion and craftsmanship of local producers, who will showcase their finest creations for you to savour and enjoy. At Élevage, you’ll meet like-minded wine enthusiasts, exchange stories, and learn from experts in the field. Whether you’re a seasoned oenophile or simply curious about the wines and ciders of Prince Edward County, this weekend promises to be an extraordinary opportunity to experience the heart and soul of The County’s wineries, where family stories are woven into every bottle. Join us for the Grand Tasting on Sunday, February 18th at Huff Estates from 3 PM to 6 PM, and where you’ll be able to try and buy wines from 13 producers under one roof, as well as locally produced foods to pair with the wines and ciders. Mark your calendar and embrace the captivating charm of Prince Edward County, where family, wine, and the enchantment of Èlevage seamlessly converge. Passport = $25.00 Grand Tasting = $25.00 Passport & Grand Tasting = $35.00 Use Promo Code PECwineLover for a 20% discount. A portion of the proceeds from Élevage ticket sales will go towards the Prince Edward County Winemakers Association (PECWA) Bursary, an annual bursary to a youth (aged 30 and under) from the Prince Edward County area, or that have a strong connection to the area, pursuing studies in viticulture or oenology program at a college or university or a sommelier certification program. For more information and how to apply, visit https://thecountyfoundation.ca/announcing-pecwa-bursary/
Dr. Isaac Akrong, the Founder and President of the African Arts Institute is connecting with the community at The Smokin’ Bistro (116 Pinnacle Street) on Saturday, February 17th, 2024. This past weekend, Dr. Akrong brought the Cirque Kalabanté performance to Bayside Secondary School where it received a standing ovation. Come get to know Isaac in person, enjoy live drumming and learn about all the awesome experiences he can bring to Belleville. All ages are welcome! Isaac is also looking to connect with local hunters for deer skin (for future drum-making workshops).
The Smokin’ 116 Bistro will be hosting a Valentine’s Day Dinner and a Show to raise funds for the Quinte West Youth Centre’s mentorship program. Doors open at 6pm with access to their full menu and live entertainment will begin at 7pm. You can expect to see performances from The Stirling J Birds, Bees Knees and Cousin Gibbard Suede. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. All funds raised from ticket sales will go directly to our program. Each ticket purchase will have a chance to win a door prize. Tickets can be purchased via Cash or EMT to emt@qwyc.ca
GREEN RIVER REVIVAL, Canada’s premiere CCR Tribute, returns to the Empire after its sold-out show there last year. Don’t miss this awesome performance of the greatest hits of CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL sure to have you singing your hearts out and dancing in your seats.
Join us in welcoming Rubin Elbow’s back to our taproom. Musicians Alex and Nathen have played for us before as part of the band Bad Tractor but these two awesome musicians have their own side project and we are stoked to have them come back and play for us!
Directed by Ian Feltham “Between Breaths” by Robert Chafe, tells the story of Jon Lien, an American Biologist living in Newfoundland with his wife Judy. Transplanted from South Dakota to study sea birds, he finds himself immersed in the cold North Atlantic freeing whales trapped in fishing gear. Recruiting Wayne, a resident Newfoundlander, he finds a way to set them free and preserve the precious fishing gear, the lifeblood of the local fishing industry. Yet Jon is suffering from a debilitating disease that will leave him wheelchair-bound and locked inside his mind. This is a story of being trapped and being set free and what we learn about ourselves along the way. This play is performed in one long act and the characters remain onstage for the entire production.
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