Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

The Church Chicks United present the 9th annual Easter Bonnet Contest at 12 noon on Queen Street in front of Canada Post. Petting Zoo and Hat registration start at 11:30. There is a category for all ages and pets too! All monies raised go to the Scugog Memorial Library Children’s and Teen Area. For questions or inspiration follow us on Instagram: chickbonnets 

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

To book an appointment go to https://www.blood.ca/en

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Port Perry Legion is hosting an evening of laughs with "That Hynotist Guy"

Doors open at 7pm

Show starts at 8pm

DJ to follow

$25.00 per person

Tickets available in advance at the Legion or at the door

Everyone Welcome!

Come have some laughs!

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

The Caesarea Community Hall Board will host their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday,  April 10, 2018 at 7:00 pm at Caesarea Community Hall (3554 Regional Road 57, Caesarea).

Guest speaker, storyteller and author Larry Cotton joins us to tell forgotten stories of past days in Scugog and surrounding areas; from his book "Whiskey and Wickedness, Forgotten Trades and Troubles."

Join us for conversation and refreshments after the meeting.

Note: our annual general meeting takes place just before the guest speaker at 6:30 p.m.

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

The Scugog Lake Stewards Inc., Annual General Meeting and Information Session will be held at the Scugog Memorial Library, 84 Water Street, Port Perry, Thursday, April 19, 2018 at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. 

ALL SHOOK UP! The story is all-new, the music is all Elvis!

ALL SHOOK UP runs April 18-29 at Town Hall 1873 Centre for the Performing Arts.  Tickets at www.townhall1873.ca 

About the show: ALL SHOOK UP is the music of the undisputed King of Rock n’ Roll, deftly mixed with a full-throttle Broadway book by Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro. Song giants including “Jailhouse Rock”, “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, “All Shook Up” and the classic “Love Me Tender” are the rocket fuel that shoots this hilarious story to the heights of entertainment. With a story that offers a brilliant bow to the Bard (Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’), the setting is a classic Elvis movie world where a guitar-playing roustabout rides into nowheresville and things get more than a little…all shook up! Small Town USA/Canada is about to get rocked!

Opens Thursday, April 19^th, 2018, at Town Hall 1873 at 302 Queen Street, Port Perry and runs for a total of 7 performances over two weekends: April 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 at 8pm and two matinees April 21 and 28 at 2pm.  SCS suggests buying tickets early to avoid being disappointed as it is anticipated that some performances may sell out.

Tickets are $27 Adults, $20 Child/Student. A Group Rate for 8 or more is also available.  Now on sale at Town Hall 1873 www.townhall1873.ca 905-985-8181

For more information on this and future shows, visit us online at www.scugogchoralsociety.ca. We are always needing volunteers to help with front of house (ushers), backstage makeup, hair and costumes/props.  Email us today at info@scugogchoralsociety.ca 

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

ALL SHOOK UP! The story is all-new, the music is all Elvis!

ALL SHOOK UP runs April 18-29 at Town Hall 1873 Centre for the Performing Arts.  Tickets at www.townhall1873.ca 

About the show: ALL SHOOK UP is the music of the undisputed King of Rock n’ Roll, deftly mixed with a full-throttle Broadway book by Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro. Song giants including “Jailhouse Rock”, “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, “All Shook Up” and the classic “Love Me Tender” are the rocket fuel that shoots this hilarious story to the heights of entertainment. With a story that offers a brilliant bow to the Bard (Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’), the setting is a classic Elvis movie world where a guitar-playing roustabout rides into nowheresville and things get more than a little…all shook up! Small Town USA/Canada is about to get rocked!

Opens Thursday, April 19^th, 2018, at Town Hall 1873 at 302 Queen Street, Port Perry and runs for a total of 7 performances over two weekends: April 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 at 8pm and two matinees April 21 and 28 at 2pm.  SCS suggests buying tickets early to avoid being disappointed as it is anticipated that some performances may sell out.

Tickets are $27 Adults, $20 Child/Student. A Group Rate for 8 or more is also available.  Now on sale at Town Hall 1873 www.townhall1873.ca 905-985-8181

For more information on this and future shows, visit us online at www.scugogchoralsociety.ca. We are always needing volunteers to help with front of house (ushers), backstage makeup, hair and costumes/props.  Email us today at info@scugogchoralsociety.ca 

Once again, Durham College (DC) is challenging Grade 11 and 12 students to put their recipes to the test at the fourth annual Epic Mac 'n' Cheese Competition!

Held at the W. Galen Weston Centre for Food (CFF), this event is an excellent hands-on learning opportunity for food-focused students, giving them a chance to compete for a bursary towards a culinary, hospitality or special events planning program at DC. 

The best part of the event is that you help decide the winner! Join us on the big day to taste test the recipes and vote for your favourite! 

Pop-up bake shops will also be onsite again this year during the event, offering an assortment of sweet and savoury treats created by students in DC's Advanced Baking and Pastry Arts graduate certificate program. 

Students from DC's Special Events Management program are organizing this year's event and will be adding a variety of new kid-friendly activities to the day's program to help keep even the smallest foodies entertained. 

It's going to be delicious fun for the whole family!

Tickets:

Adults (ages 13+) -- $10, Youth (ages seven to 12) -- $5, Kids (ages six and under) – free. To purchase tickets in advance call Pantry, the CFF's retail store, at 905.721.2000 ext. 4271 or drop by in person Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are also available at the door. Come early, space is limited!

Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years.

The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.

This travelling exhibit created by the Royal Ontario Museum will cover topics such as personal adornment, daily household life, architecture, education, religion and the Ancient Egyptian view of the afterlife.    The exhibit includes 9 display cases featuring original artifacts from the ROM's collection, 10 text panels, 17 hands-on artifacts, 4 activity stations and a video.

The exhibit will be on display March 7 to May 18, 2018 at the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre & Archives.  The exhibit will be closed March 16 and 23 and April 11-13.  Hours are Tuesday - Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.  

ALL SHOOK UP! The story is all-new, the music is all Elvis!

ALL SHOOK UP runs April 18-29 at Town Hall 1873 Centre for the Performing Arts.  Tickets at www.townhall1873.ca 

About the show: ALL SHOOK UP is the music of the undisputed King of Rock n’ Roll, deftly mixed with a full-throttle Broadway book by Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro. Song giants including “Jailhouse Rock”, “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, “All Shook Up” and the classic “Love Me Tender” are the rocket fuel that shoots this hilarious story to the heights of entertainment. With a story that offers a brilliant bow to the Bard (Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’), the setting is a classic Elvis movie world where a guitar-playing roustabout rides into nowheresville and things get more than a little…all shook up! Small Town USA/Canada is about to get rocked!

Opens Thursday, April 19^th, 2018, at Town Hall 1873 at 302 Queen Street, Port Perry and runs for a total of 7 performances over two weekends: April 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 at 8pm and two matinees April 21 and 28 at 2pm.  SCS suggests buying tickets early to avoid being disappointed as it is anticipated that some performances may sell out.

Tickets are $27 Adults, $20 Child/Student. A Group Rate for 8 or more is also available.  Now on sale at Town Hall 1873 www.townhall1873.ca 905-985-8181

For more information on this and future shows, visit us online at www.scugogchoralsociety.ca. We are always needing volunteers to help with front of house (ushers), backstage makeup, hair and costumes/props.  Email us today at info@scugogchoralsociety.ca