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VeggieFiesta
Veggie Fiesta Sudbury is a unique culinary celebration of more compassionate eating in participating restaurants across the city of Greater Sudbury from May 4-21.
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Catch the Ace in support of the Sudbury Food Bank
Rules of Play for the Catch the Ace Progressive Raffle 1. Each Thursday Night for 52 weeks or until the Ace of Spades is picked. 2. Catch the Ace tickets will be sold from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday night only, at Overtime Bar and Grill in Sudbury, 941 Notre Dame Ave. $5 a ticket 3. The nightly sales and reconciliation of each game will be completed by two (2) bono fide Volunteers of the Banque d’aliments Sudbury Food Bank Community Food Share Warehouse. 4. One ticket will be drawn by a member of the audience at 8:10 p.m. It is not mandatory for the purchaser of the ticket selected at a draw to be in attendance. The raffle draw will be video recorded in order to ensure raffle integrity. 5. The holder of the winning ticket will immediately receive 20% of those nights’ proceeds in a cheque made out in Canadian funds. 6. The holder of the winning ticket will then pick and open one envelope from the envelopes available or the remaining envelopes available. Must be 19 plus to purchase tickets to participate. 7. If the Ace of Spades is picked the additional 30% of the funds collected that evening as well as all accumulated prize funds from previous evenings, will be paid to the winner in cheque format in Canadian funds. 8. In the event the Ace of Spades is not drawn, the licensee representatives on site will immediately destroy the card selected by the winner of the draw. 9. If the Ace of Spades is not picked the remaining 30% from that evening prize pot as well as remaining 50% will be deposited into a Bingo Trust account. 10. The 30% winning amount figure will be recorded on a reconciled accounting sheet so we...
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Mother Daughter Yoga for Mother’s Day
Mothers and daughters have a special relationship and what a perfect way to celebrate Mother's Day than with a yoga class and spending time with the most important woman in your life. And what a wonderful way to support two great women's causes Angels In Pink the breast cancer equipment fund and the Sudbury Women's Centre a central access point for women of all cultures to access resources and services that remove barriers and promote self-esteem. There will be door prizes, vendors tables, a penny table, hair chalking by Charm Plus and the highlight of the evening a yoga class, plus lots of fun for mom and her special girl. On May 10 at the Lexington Hotel 50 Brady St Doors will open at 6:00 and class will start at 7:00. $20 for mom and one daughter, $5 for each additional daughter. Minimum age is 10ys. Please bring your own yoga mat. Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite or purchased for cash only at the following locations The Sudbury Women's Centre 324-F Elm Street. Backyard Birder 2041 Long Lake Rd. or Connected Living 2153 Armstrong St 2nd floor
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Open Mic
Join local writers, authors and those inspired by words at the monthly open mic night at the Greater Sudbury Public Library. Enjoy some fresh baked goodies by Clay afterwards!
Find out more »Dinner & Show with Oliver Swain
Victoria-based, award winning roots artist, Oliver Swain, has been a celebrated musician in western Canada for years, held in high regard in acoustic and folk music styles for both his astonishing instrumental and vocal abilities, and he bends the folk genre in always interesting ways. Swain strays towards the whimsical, the spiritual, and the socially conscious side of what he likes to refer to as "chamber folk odyssey”. Oliver Swain got his start performing and writing with many of the US and Canada's most loved roots bands including The Bills, The Duhks, Outlaw Social and The Red Stick Ramblers. He's a two time Prairie Music Award (WCMA) winner, 3 Time Western Canada Music Award nominee (2016 Roots Artist of the Year), a Juno nominee and has a few other awards under his belt as well. In 2011 he released In A Big Machine, hailed as "absolutely mesmerizing" and "one of the best albums of 2011, regardless of genre". Oliver’s new album, Never More Together, is a rich and sublime example of his personal obsessions; clawhammer banjo, bowed bass and slack key guitar style, and fascination with ethnomusicology. Modern rock and early R&B are curated within the traditionally-based songs, used as springboard into the imagination. He has toured extensively across Canada and the US and been featured at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Calgary Folk Music Festival, Vancouver Folk Festival, The Harrison Festival of the Arts, North Country Fair and Canmore Folk Festival, among others. Between his own shows and tours, Oliver is a busy side man with artists like The Fretless, Twin Bandit and Daniel Lapp and also runs the Victoria Django Festival each February in his home city. Oliver is also one half the Leonard Cohen tribute duo project, Tower of Song. Dinner and entertainment combined is $55.00 including HST....
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Stories After Dark, Ghost Walk
Take a guided tour of an old church on Eyre street. When the lights are off, who knows what you might see or hear...or feel. A completely different theatre "experience". Groups of 6 will be guided through the building and told the story of Emily. With a flashlight as the only source of light, it'll be ae experience to remember. Call or email in advance to book your spot for your tour. Tours will last approximately 30 minutes. Available time slots are: 10pm, 10:30pm, 11pm, 11:30pm. Cash bar on site.
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