Annual Dessert Night and Fund Raiser.  Entries judged on appearance only.  After judging you can enjoy a coffee and dessert of your choice for $3.00  Speaker for the the evening is Sean James and his topic is "Close Companions.  Mr. James advocates eco-friendly and edible landscaping.  

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

The Town of Ajax is providing voters an opportunity to meet the candidates, share their ideas and ask questions through a special debate series. A third-party moderator has been retained to facilitate this series.

Scugog Shores Museum is delighted to welcome Port Perry local, Jennifer the Medium on October 12th! Jennifer will lead two one-hour group readings in the museum's Head Church. Refreshments in the church's tea room will follow each session.

Session 1: 6:00 - 7:00pm
Session 2: 7:15 - 8:15pm

Tickets are $25 per person and must be purchased in advance by calling 905-985-8698 ext. 103 or by visiting the front reception desk at the Scugog arena. 

Jennifer is an internationally renowned Medium, who has been connecting with spirits since the age of three. Her many talents include readings, teaching, and inspirational speaking. Her mission
in life is to help others know that their loved ones, guides and angels are with them, loving them, healing them and assisting them.

Scugog Shores Museum is delighted to welcome Port Perry local, Jennifer the Medium on October 12th! Jennifer will lead two one-hour group readings in the museum's Head Church. Refreshments in the church's tea room will follow each session.

Session 1: 6:00 - 7:00pm
Session 2: 7:15 - 8:15pm

Tickets are $25 per person and must be purchased in advance by calling 905-985-8698 ext. 103 or by visiting the front reception desk at the Scugog arena. 

Jennifer is an internationally renowned Medium, who has been connecting with spirits since the age of three. Her many talents include readings, teaching, and inspirational speaking. Her mission
in life is to help others know that their loved ones, guides and angels are with them, loving them, healing them and assisting them.

Fall Rummage Sale. Port Perry United Church 294 Queen Street at Simcoe Street.  Friday, October 19 9:00 am - 7:00 pm & Saturday, October 20 9:00 am-1:00 pm - Bag Sale  New to you...Family Clothing  Accessories, Jewelry, Craft Supplies, Sports Gear, Linens, Toys, Games, DVDs & CDs, Books, Seasonal Decoratios & other Treasures! (No electronics)

Church of the Ascension, Port Perry is holding an auction of art, a benefit for Syrian newcomers.  Up for auction are four pieces of art, two large abstract acrylic paintings, a sculture and a reduction linoleum print by local artists Michael Black, Wynn Walters and Lynne McIlvride. The auction will culminate in an evening of Wine and Cheese, and everyone is invited.  Beginning at 7pm on Friday October 19th, the public is welcome to join us at the Church of the Ascension, 266 North St at the corner of John St in downtown Port Perry.  Enjoy a glass of wine and selection of fine cheese as you peruse the art, and consider making a bid on one of these beautiful pieces before the auction closes around 9pm.  Proceeds from the auction will be given to the sponsorship of a new Syrian family arriving soon in Whitby.  Please bring cash or cheque.

Fall Rummage Sale. Port Perry United Church 294 Queen Street at Simcoe Street.  Friday, October 19 9:00 am - 7:00 pm & Saturday, October 20 9:00 am-1:00 pm - Bag Sale  New to you...Family Clothing  Accessories, Jewelry, Craft Supplies, Sports Gear, Linens, Toys, Games, DVDs & CDs, Books, Seasonal Decoratios & other Treasures! (No electronics)

 Are you customer focused and enjoy working in a fast-paced, team environment?

Bring your resume and be prepared to discuss your qualifications.

We are hiring both full and part time positions in the following departments...

Customer Service, Kitchen, Rentals, Lifts, Snowmaking, Terrain Park and Snow School.

Must 18 years or older to work in Snowmaking and Terrain Park.

Join us at the Scugog Shores Museum Village for a family friendly spooky event.  Enjoy stories, crafts and spooky fun from 11 am - 3 pm.  The Museum Village is located at 16210 Island Road, Port Perry.  Admission is $5 adults, $4 students, $2.75 seniors, $2 children 5-12 and free for children 4 and under.

People who are ages 55 to 74 and have smoked cigarettes daily for at least 20 years (not necessarily consecutive) may be eligible for Cancer Care Ontario's Lung Cancer Screening Pilot for People at High Risk.

If you meet these criteria, please contact Lakeridge Health Oshawa at 905-576-8711 x4449 for information or to schedule a telephone assessment to determine your eligibility. Eligible participants will be offered screening using a low-dose CT scan of the chest along with smoking cessation services.

Please join us for our Show and Tell Meeting, with Dan Stone, Gary Roncetti and Bill Minors.  Artifacts from Canada's past, with an emphasis on local antiquities, will be on display and the stories of their past will be narrated by their owners.

Refreshments will be served after the talk.

Our meetings are held at St. John's Presbyterian Church, 319 Queen St., Port Perry;  enter from the parking lot, at the back door.

Join Central Lake Ontario Conservation for the review of the Lynde & Oshawa creek watershed plans.  This review will celebrate successful outcomes from previous work and set new targets going forward.  Share your vision about sustaining our water resources, changes in the natural environment, balancing urban development with watershed health and responding to climate change.

To find out more please contact our Watershed Planning Coordinator at 905-579-0411 ext. 188 or go to our website at www.cloca.ca.

Join North Durham Natures guest Jean Iron for an evening slide show of her bird research in the north.

Jean Iron is one of Ontario’s most active birders and an international bird tour guide, well known for her stunning bird photographs. 

Join Central Lake Ontario Conservation for the review of the Lynde & Oshawa creek watershed plans.  This review will celebrate successful outcomes from previous work and set new targets going forward.  Share your vision about sustaining our water resources, changes in the natural environment, balancing urban development with watershed health and responding to climate change.

To find out more please contact our Watershed Planning Coordinator at 905-579-0411 ext. 188 or go to our website at www.cloca.ca.

On October 27^th, 2;00 pm , the Kent Farndale Art Gallery at the Scugog Memorial Library will officially open feature artworks of Tyler Briley, this showing will be on display until November 23^rd.  This show feature sculptures and paintings on WW I.

One of Tyler’s most famous works, a bronze military statue depicting his grandfather, William Briley, in British cavalry uniform seated on his horse, was purchased by the National War Museum in Ottawa. They appraised its value at $45,000.

Tyler Briley was also commissioned by General Motors of Canada to create the permanent award for their Corvette Challenge racing series. Another of his works, a red-tailed hawk carved out of a 400-pound slab of soapstone, was used as a fundraiser for the ornithological wing of the Royal Ontario Museum.

A 25cm bust of Daniel David Palmer, the founder of chiropractic, sits in the town of Port Perry, another of Briley’s pieces.

Another of Briley’s commissions sits in the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa. The work was commissioned by the Government of Canada to commemorate Lt-Col Sam Sharpe, an Uxbridge lawyer and MP who became so deeply affected by the loss of lives during the First World War that he died by suicide after his return to Canada. The sculpture will finally recognize Lt-Col Sharpe as an MP who died due to war injuries. It was an emotional piece for Briley to work on as he knew all too well the effects of PTSD from his time as a fire-fighter on the recovery truck with Scarborough Fire Department. Tyler Briley lives and works in the small town of Port Perry, Ontario.

More information can be found here.

Pumpkin painting, games, face painting, scavenger hunt, hot chocolate and cider, photo booth, local vendors and groups, local band! Rain or shine. Friendly costumes welcome.

Admission is free with a non-perishable donation for the food bank, or baby care items for the pregnancy help centre.

The Memory Project invites veterans and Canadian Forces members to share their stories with fellow Canadians. Join Capt. (ret'd) Allan F. Williams as he speaks to his experiences coming from a 4th generation military family and a 35 year career in the Canadian Military.  The talk takes place at the Scugog Shores Museum Village, 16210 Island Road, Port Perry.  Starting time is 1:00 pm.  Admission is $5/person.

Join Tushar Singh , CEO of Minute School , as he examines the applications and impact of AI in special needs education.

Location :

Durham College, Oshawa Campus

AI/Hub , SW 103 , Gordon Willey Building

Schedule :

8:30 am to 9:00 am  Registration and Continental breakfast

9:00 am to 9:45 am  Session by Tushar Singh

9:45 to 10 : 00 am  Q& A

Visit to register https://www.seatgiantevents.ca/event/Special-Needs-Education-and-Artificial-Intelligence-