Join us on February 14th for a Valentine’s social gathering! All are welcome to this event! Come enjoy some socialization, crafting music and “speed-friending”! (Think speed dating, for friends!) No cost. Light refreshments will be offered. Drop-in for the whole event or just pop in for a snack. Come out and feel the community love.
The Rock is an original play by the late Deborah Jarvis. Directed by Jeremy Henson During a family whale-watching vacation, and set against a backdrop of isolation, fearsome Atlantic storms, and excessive alcohol consumption, a young married couple’s future happiness is put to the test. Loyalties and secrets come to light, revealing the fragility of family bonds when under extreme scrutiny and circumstances. With much humour and some surprising plot twists, this well-crafted contemporary drama by Canadian actress/writer Deborah Jarvis, chronicles the delicate nature of familial relationships when they are subjected to intense pressure.
Join us for this charming, funny, beautifully written play by Canadian playwright Julia Lederer. It’s the story of a woman with a paper heart, a mother who wanted to spare her the pain of a real one, and a stranger on the subway with perhaps too much love to give. A modern-day fable about what it costs to give your heart away, and what happens when you discover you actually have one. With Georgia Papanicolaou, Tay Twigg, and Nancy Kobescak. Directed by Peter Paylor. Tickets are available through our website or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.
Looking for a fun new sport for your child to try? One that is affordable and offers scholarship opportunities? Check out Quinte Youth 10 Pin Bowling League!! League runs Saturday mornings at 9am starting September 7, 2024 and runs until the end of April. We are located at Quinte Bowl-17 Roy Blvd. Belleville Registration is $40 and weekly lineage of $18. Included in your weekly fees are 3 games, shoe rental and a league shirt. We are open to youth up to 21 years of age. For more information, please contact Carrie at 613-970-1088
Gallery 121 is delighted to present our Fall Show with Guest artists Jacquelin Morin and James Walt. Jacqueline ‘s acrylic paintings are a fusion of Impression and Realism, created with loose brush strokes using vibrant hues. Much of her inspiration comes in her studio on Salerno Lake near Minden Ontario, hence the title of this show “Life by the Lake”. James Walt, A.K.A. “The Grumpsy Woodturner” lives in Quinte West. James craftmanship is self- taught; often learning through You Tube different ways to transform wood blocks into bowls and vases. He sees the hidden gems in these blocks and then works to bring them to life. The Featured Member Artist for this show is Dona Knudsen. Dona is an award-winning watercolor artist and a member of two Galleries in Belleville. Her subject for this show “Negative Spaces Positive Places” is nature and includes unique perspectives and interesting techniques to create her enchanting images. and glorious flowers
Hear special guest speaker Nikki Clarke speak about the pivotal contributions of Black Canadians to the nation’s innovative landscape, spanning entrepreneurship, technology, arts, and social progress. This presentation examines historical achievements and their influence on present-day advancements, showcasing how resilience, creativity, and community have driven impactful change. Attendees will learn about the unique challenges and opportunities faced by Black Canadian innovators, with actionable strategies to inspire the next generation. A Q&A session will conclude the presentation, encouraging audience engagement and collaboration. To guarantee your spot at this free special event, call the Information Services Dept. at 613-968-6731 x 2037 or email infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca. Ages 16+ Nikki Clarke is a dynamic entrepreneur, media personality, and community leader with a passion for empowering others.Nikki Is the Immediate Past President of the Ontario Black History Society. She is the founder and host of the award-winning Nikki Clarke Show, which has been a platform for amplifying inspiring stories and promoting emerging talent for over 16 years. A talented author, Nikki has penned books such as I Can Care but Can’t Carry and The Paperclip Princess, showcasing her versatility as a storyteller. Nikki is also a GrowthWheel Certified Business Advisor and the National Business and Membership Manager for the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce, supporting Black businesses across Canada. Her work extends to public speaking, where she captivates audiences at events like the AU Caricom Summit and the Peace Ambassadors Gala. Whether as a performer, advocate, or mentor, Nikki continues to inspire change and foster resilience in communities everywhere.
The Rock is an original play by the late Deborah Jarvis. Directed by Jeremy Henson During a family whale-watching vacation, and set against a backdrop of isolation, fearsome Atlantic storms, and excessive alcohol consumption, a young married couple’s future happiness is put to the test. Loyalties and secrets come to light, revealing the fragility of family bonds when under extreme scrutiny and circumstances. With much humour and some surprising plot twists, this well-crafted contemporary drama by Canadian actress/writer Deborah Jarvis, chronicles the delicate nature of familial relationships when they are subjected to intense pressure.
Join us for this charming, funny, beautifully written play by Canadian playwright Julia Lederer. It’s the story of a woman with a paper heart, a mother who wanted to spare her the pain of a real one, and a stranger on the subway with perhaps too much love to give. A modern-day fable about what it costs to give your heart away, and what happens when you discover you actually have one. With Georgia Papanicolaou, Tay Twigg, and Nancy Kobescak. Directed by Peter Paylor. Tickets are available through our website or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.
Enjoy some badass music by some badass women this Valentine’s weekend and celebrate a non-commercial, all-encompassing love-fest. Love your cat, love your sweetheart(s,) love everyone, or hate the world — all are welcome Sunday Feb 16th as DIVKA brings some old world rebel spirit to us via viola and bandura and their kickass vocals. This event is OPEN to all, but we STRONGLY RECOMMEND paying the musicians within your means. Sliding scale contributions suggested $10-20 per person. You can include a contribution up front with your RSVP, or onsite via cash or credit/interac. ALL funds go to the musicians. The Kafana brunch menu and bar will be available for your snacking and drinking pleasure. Brunch starts at 11am, music kicks off at noon.
The Rock is an original play by the late Deborah Jarvis. Directed by Jeremy Henson During a family whale-watching vacation, and set against a backdrop of isolation, fearsome Atlantic storms, and excessive alcohol consumption, a young married couple’s future happiness is put to the test. Loyalties and secrets come to light, revealing the fragility of family bonds when under extreme scrutiny and circumstances. With much humour and some surprising plot twists, this well-crafted contemporary drama by Canadian actress/writer Deborah Jarvis, chronicles the delicate nature of familial relationships when they are subjected to intense pressure.
Join us for this charming, funny, beautifully written play by Canadian playwright Julia Lederer. It’s the story of a woman with a paper heart, a mother who wanted to spare her the pain of a real one, and a stranger on the subway with perhaps too much love to give. A modern-day fable about what it costs to give your heart away, and what happens when you discover you actually have one. With Georgia Papanicolaou, Tay Twigg, and Nancy Kobescak. Directed by Peter Paylor. Tickets are available through our website or call (613) 403-7329 to reserve.
Gallery 121 is delighted to present our Fall Show with Guest artists Jacquelin Morin and James Walt. Jacqueline ‘s acrylic paintings are a fusion of Impression and Realism, created with loose brush strokes using vibrant hues. Much of her inspiration comes in her studio on Salerno Lake near Minden Ontario, hence the title of this show “Life by the Lake”. James Walt, A.K.A. “The Grumpsy Woodturner” lives in Quinte West. James craftmanship is self- taught; often learning through You Tube different ways to transform wood blocks into bowls and vases. He sees the hidden gems in these blocks and then works to bring them to life. The Featured Member Artist for this show is Dona Knudsen. Dona is an award-winning watercolor artist and a member of two Galleries in Belleville. Her subject for this show “Negative Spaces Positive Places” is nature and includes unique perspectives and interesting techniques to create her enchanting images. and glorious flowers
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