Enjoy a fantastic meal while listening to Shirley Diane & a Special guest. Hey Friends, Family and Fans, this girl and her guitar performing a mix Genre of yesterday’s favourites and today’s hits. Hosted at the 116, where great food, music, friends & memories are made.
Welcome to the 2024 Indigenous Show from January 9 – February 3 Haudenosaunee Artisans and Artists & Gallery 121 Member Artists Guest Haudenosaunee Artists and Artisans: David R Maracle. Sculpture and Musician Rebecca Maracle. Feathersmith and Healer Janice Brant. Paintings and Cards Suzanne Brant. Paintings Tyler Rushnell. Paintings Theresa Brant. Paintings, Bags & Blankets Jennifer Brant. Music and CD’s Trevor O Brant. Carvings Allison Lynn. Linocut Prints and Fiber Art Kory Parkin. Paintings
We’re super excited to be able to bring back Ryan! Join us for a chill Saturday night vibes with Belleville’s own Ryan Zaback and an evening of cozy folk and singer-songwriter covers. Genres include: folk, soul, blues, and roots.
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.
Karlo Estates Bubble Brunch is held every Sunday from 11AM to 2 PM weekly, year round. *locally sourced, whole food, plant-based, cooked from scratch, with love.
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.
Karlo Estates presents Weekly Dinner Jam from 6-9pm on Mondays.
A mix of slow and sweet yoga styles. A little Yin, a little Hatha, and a lot of stretching that is gentle on the body and soothing for the nervous system. Each posture is anchored in the breath and mindfulness. The class will close with a meditation leaving you refreshed for the week ahead. A great class for all levels- including beginners. Please Note: Doors will open at 7 pm. The class will begin at 7:15 pm. Studio Location is inside Corby Hall (formerly referred to at Henry’s or the River Inn, beside Signal).
Join the Alzheimer Society of Hastings-Prince Edward for their first huge book sale of 2024 at the Bay View Mall (470 Dundas St E) in Belleville! Tuesday, February 6th, Wednesday, February 7th, and Thursday, February 8th from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm each day. Tues – regular price($2 softcover, $4 hardcover), Weds – 1/2 price, Thurs – fill a bag for only $10. Thousands of titles available to browse. All funds stay local. For more information call 613-962-0892 or e-mail trisha.clancy@alzheimerhpe.ca
Welcome to the 2024 Indigenous Show from January 9 – February 3 Haudenosaunee Artisans and Artists & Gallery 121 Member Artists Guest Haudenosaunee Artists and Artisans: David R Maracle. Sculpture and Musician Rebecca Maracle. Feathersmith and Healer Janice Brant. Paintings and Cards Suzanne Brant. Paintings Tyler Rushnell. Paintings Theresa Brant. Paintings, Bags & Blankets Jennifer Brant. Music and CD’s Trevor O Brant. Carvings Allison Lynn. Linocut Prints and Fiber Art Kory Parkin. Paintings
Whether you’re experienced with crochet, or just starting, please join us as we create crochet, learn new skills, and work together. These workshops are hosted by local artist, Emebet Belete. Emebet’s current art project is Bridging Communities, a large-scale art installation where community members will create crochet, and cover the downtown Front Street Bridge in stripes, blocks and patterns! Over the past year, she has taught and involved students in six area schools in the art of crochet. Open for youth and adults, experienced and beginners, individuals, families and friends! Where: Quinte Art Council’s Cultural Hub. Located at 36 Bridge Street East, Belleville When: Tuesday’s 5pm – 6:30pm. February 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th and March 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th 2024 Register now! ALSO! Emebet has supplied instructional videos for those who need a little extra practice or can not make it in person. Find the tutorials by clicking here! Supported by: OAC, QAC, City of Belleville, Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board and more.
Join the Alzheimer Society of Hastings-Prince Edward for their first huge book sale of 2024 at the Bay View Mall (470 Dundas St E) in Belleville! Tuesday, February 6th, Wednesday, February 7th, and Thursday, February 8th from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm each day. Tues – regular price($2 softcover, $4 hardcover), Weds – 1/2 price, Thurs – fill a bag for only $10. Thousands of titles available to browse. All funds stay local. For more information call 613-962-0892 or e-mail trisha.clancy@alzheimerhpe.ca
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