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STC Cabaret Series: Ladies of the Rock feat. Samantha Simone
Sudbury Theatre Centre Presents a NEW cabaret series: LADIES OF THE ROCK! This 3-part series will showcase some of Sudbury's giant population of amazing female musicians and artists: come let us give you some insight as to what these rockin' gals are up to! Hosted by the incredibly talented rockin' lady herself, Kelly Perras, these three evenings are sure to get your toes tapping and your minds thinking about what Sudbury has to offer. Our first lady of the rock is the sweet Samantha Simone! Fresh off of a stellar debut performance in Sudbury Burlesque's Monster's Ball 3, Samantha is one multi-faceted artist you don't want to miss the chance to see. Check out some of Samantha's music here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYtsJ4WkGUQ and be sure to join us on Saturday, December 2nd, at 8pm! Tickets are $20/person and are available online at sudburytheatre.ca, by calling the DiBrina Box Office at 705.674.8381, or in person at 170 Shaughnessy St. in the heart of Downtown Sudbury. See you soon!
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LPS Esthetics One Year Anniversary
You're invited! Yes YOU!?? Join us on Tuesday, September 26th frpm 6pm-8pm to celebrate LPS Esthetics One Year Anniversary.? Come sit in on a live facial demonstration using Eminence Organic products then browse some amazing local bussinesses that will be showcasing the following products and services: handmade kimonos cold pressed juices vegan beauty & wellness products unique clothing handmade jewelry fitness and wellness education Plus don't forget to try some delicious baked goodies from Beards Bakery. This is a night you won't want to miss!✨ *ADULT EVENT ONLY* *NO FEE TO GET IN* However, click the link to register and save your spot for the facial demonstration. Limited seating. Vendors: Madame Babu, Juice Me Healthy, Wolf & Pine Soap Co, Ancient Code Apparel, Stitch & Stone, Olive & Annie and Zen Fitness
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Chakra Yoga and Violin Journey
Your 2-hour experiential Chakra Yoga & Violin journey offers you an opportunity to gracefully explore your body, mind, and emotions with reflective self-inquiry through breath, postures, and journaling that supports you in feeling more grounded, fluid, playful, clear, and connected. (Chakras are energy centers that when balanced offer personal well-being and vitality on all levels). Investment: $49 +HST Pre-payment required, at One Sky. What to bring: yoga mat, journal and coloured pens or markers. Available spaces are limited to 10. Lana Boyuk, is a deeply respected Holistic Life Coach and the Owner/Director of RADIANCE YOGA & LIFESTYLE SCHOOL: The Art of Graceful Growth & Elegant Evolution. Lana has been teaching yoga since 2001 and has a gold-standard school designation from the Canadian Yoga Alliance, offering Yoga Teacher Training (300hr) & Yoga of Intimacy Lifestyle Programs (100hr). Read more about Lana here:www.LanaBoyuk.com Cristina Masotti is a violinist active in the Northern orchestral community with many years of performance and teaching experience. She is thrilled to offer this unique experience with Lana.
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Science Cafés – Legalization of Marijuana
Legalization of Marijuana: evidence-based decision or reefer madness? Panelists: James Watterson, Associate Professor, Department of Forensic Science, Laurentian University. Sarah Cadorette Clinical Supervisor, Bodystream Medical Marijuana FREE! - No registration required As the Government of Canada aims to legalize marijuana by July 1st 2018, many questions still loom about benefits, risks, enforcement, and scientific evidence. Since 1997, public opinion polls have found that an increasing majority of Canadians agree that, “Smoking marijuana should not be a criminal offence.” Is this shift in public opinion supported by scientific evidence? Medical marijuana is currently used to treat a long list of health problems, but when we look at the scientific evidence, the list gets very short. There is also evidence that marijuana can have negative effects on brain development, especially in teenagers. Marijuana researchers in Canada are held back by current regulations and more research is needed. With one of the world’s highest consumption rates and immanent legalization in Canada, are our scientists poised to become world leaders in marijuana research?
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