Time to start thinking SNOW!
Dagmar Resort’s Open House is the perfect time to come out to the hill and speak to our friendly staff about what we have in store for this season.
We offer high quality programs that provide a fun and exciting experience for everyone. Our programs are taught by passionate, certified and caring Instructors for anyone ages 3 and up. Whether you are a never-ever or an advanced skier/snowboarder looking to improve your skills, we have the right program for you. Our low student to instructor ratio means that you will receive the attention that you need to succeed. Don’t forget to book your programs and season passes before November 3rd to receive our early bird discount.
Wanting to buy or sell equipment? Kawartha Ski Patrol holds their annual ski swap at Dagmar Resort on the same weekend. There will be tons of new and used equipment to look through for all ages. A portion of all sales do go to the Kawartha Ski Patrol to assist with their funding for the season.

The Scugog Housng Advisory Committee Presents
Innovative Home Ownership Options

Saturday November 2 2019 
10:00am to 1:30pm

Scugog Community Recreation Centre 
1655 Reach Street Port Perry 

Bring your family and friends and discover why the student experience comes first at Durham College! Drop in anytime between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to gain more insight into your education and career choices from the people who know best: our students, faculty and alumni. You’ll also have the chance to explore our numerous services and amazing facilities at our Oshawa and Whitby campuses as well as at our Pickering Learning Site.

Time to start thinking SNOW!
Dagmar Resort’s Open House is the perfect time to come out to the hill and speak to our friendly staff about what we have in store for this season.
We offer high quality programs that provide a fun and exciting experience for everyone. Our programs are taught by passionate, certified and caring Instructors for anyone ages 3 and up. Whether you are a never-ever or an advanced skier/snowboarder looking to improve your skills, we have the right program for you. Our low student to instructor ratio means that you will receive the attention that you need to succeed. Don’t forget to book your programs and season passes before November 3rd to receive our early bird discount.
Wanting to buy or sell equipment? Kawartha Ski Patrol holds their annual ski swap at Dagmar Resort on the same weekend. There will be tons of new and used equipment to look through for all ages. A portion of all sales do go to the Kawartha Ski Patrol to assist with their funding for the season.

Mike Gibbs of Branching out Florist who will instruct members how to make a seasonal wreath.

This wokshop is for members only and you had to be registered at the Oct. meeting

In support of young writers who are considering our Literary Contest:Ekphrastic Writing, Scugog Arts is holding workshops for both Adults and Youth, to explore the wide range of techniques available to access visual prompts and create inspired pieces of writing. You do not have to enter the contest to attend the workshops. Susan Reynolds is the instructor for this series of 4 workshops for youth. $75 for all four sessions. See our website for all of the workshops and to register. Literary Scugog link.

The Scugog Sports Hall of Fame celebrates its 13th season Nov. 7 at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre, with doors open at 6 p.m. The induction ceremony begins at 7 p.m., as we proudly welcome hockey standout Casey Vanschagen, former president of Port Perry District Minor Softball Carolyn Best, the 1994/95 Port Perry IGA Junior A Ringette Team, and the Warriner Curling Team into the Hall.

The public is invited to join the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame in celebrating the careers and achievements of our inductees and sports in our township. The event includes a cash bar, silent auction and guest speaker, comedian Freddy Proia. It’s sure to be a memorable evening suitable for the whole family.

If you know an athlete or builder worthy of induction into the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame, complete a nomination form which can be found by searching for the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame online at scugog.ca. Submit completed forms by mail to 181 Perry St., P.O. Box 780, Port Perry, Ont. L9L 1A7 or via email to scornish@scugog.ca.

PPAA Annual Spring Art Show & Sale. Come and browse the wonderful original works by talented local artists, a treasure is sure to be found! 

Held at The Scout Hall 15585 Simcoe Street N Port Perry. Free admission and refreshments along with a daily draw.  Credit & debit accepted. Sat & Sun Nov 9 & 10 from 10am to 4pm.

9:00 am meet at the Uxbridge Secondary School parking lot or 9:30 am at Holmes Point Park.  Late autumn is a great time to view a wide variety of water birds as they gather and feed on Lake Simcoe before heading further south.  Join James Kamstra and Derek Connelly to view the many species from various vantage points along the shore.  Please bring binoculars and a scope if you have them.  (Some will be available to borrow).  No pets please.  Pre-register with Derek ndnature7@gmail.com

For more information visit www.northdurhamnature.com

PPAA Annual Spring Art Show & Sale. Come and browse the wonderful original works by talented local artists, a treasure is sure to be found! 

Held at The Scout Hall 15585 Simcoe Street N Port Perry. Free admission and refreshments along with a daily draw.  Credit & debit accepted. Sat & Sun Nov 9 & 10 from 10am to 4pm.

In support of writers who are considering our Literary Contest:Ekphrastic Writing, Scugog Arts is holding workshops for both Adults and Youth, to explore the wide range of techniques available to access visual prompts and create inspired pieces of writing. You do not have to enter the contest to attend the workshops. James Dewar is the instructor for this workshop. See our website for all of the workshops. Literary Scugog link.

Port Perry Begins: 10:30 a.m.

March from Library to Township office

181 Perry Street, Port Perry

Service – 11 a.m. – Cenotaph

Blackstock Begins: 10:30 a.m.

Blackstock Recreation Complex

3440 Church Street, Blackstock

Service – 11 a.m. - Cenotaph

In support of young writers who are considering our Literary Contest:Ekphrastic Writing, Scugog Arts is holding workshops for both Adults and Youth, to explore the wide range of techniques available to access visual prompts and create inspired pieces of writing. You do not have to enter the contest to attend the workshops. Susan Reynolds is the instructor for this series of 4 workshops for youth. $75 for all four sessions. See our website for all of the workshops and to register. Literary Scugog link.

The Township will offer Public Open House meetings for an opportunity to review the budget, ask questions and provide feedback.

Public Open House Meetings:

• Wednesday, November 13, 2019 to review the draft Capital Budget, 6 p.m.

At the Scugog Memorial Public Library.

W-I-N Port Perry Fall Races 2019

Half marathon

10 miler

10k

5k

Kids dash

In support of young writers who are considering our Literary Contest:Ekphrastic Writing, Scugog Arts is holding workshops for both Adults and Youth, to explore the wide range of techniques available to access visual prompts and create inspired pieces of writing. You do not have to enter the contest to attend the workshops. Susan Reynolds is the instructor for this series of 4 workshops for youth. $75 for all four sessions. See our website for all of the workshops and to register. Literary Scugog link.

Community Care Durham, North Durham office is hosting Let's Talk About events, once a month. Located at The Nourish and Develop Foundation (16 York St. Cannington). Each month, there will be a different topic to bring awareness to the community about different topics. These events are open to the public, at no cost to the participant - however registration is required. Refreshments will be served.

November Topic: Fraud Awareness and Prevention

Speaker: Martin Franssen, DRPS Major Fraud Unit

How To Register: Call 905-985-6216 or e-mail adevries@communitycaredurham.on.ca 

Team Teen, a youth group in Scugog, is putting on the Children's Fun Fest event on Friday November, 22nd from 5:00 to 6:00pm at the Scugog Arena in the Recreation Room. This is located on the second floor of the Scugog Arena. Admission is free with the donation of a non-perishable food item for Operation Scugog. 

Activities include crafts, a photo booth, active games and calm area with books, toys and circle games lead by the youth and recreation staff. Ages 3+. Parents can stay and play or drop off. 

Non-perishable food donations will also be accepted at the Scugog Arena leading up to the event.

Team Teen is made up of a group of youth in scugog who want to make a difference in their community. They meet once a month with the Recreation Programmer to put their ideas together and create events in the community. 

Scugog Shores Museum Village is delighted to welcome Port Perry local, Jennifer the Medium back to the Museum on November 22nd! Jennifer will lead two one-hour group readings:
Session 1: 6:00-7:00pm
Session 2: 7:45-8:45pm

Refreshments will follow each session.

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.
There are a limited number of spaces available, so get your tickets early.

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.

Our Next Steps for Family and Friends full-day workshop offers care partners an opportunity to learn the basics about dementia in a supportive atmosphere. Join us Saturday, Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Register online: asdr.eventbrite.ca

This is a fundraiser for the Port Perry High School Music Department. We host 85 vendors selling their arts and crafts: sewing, jewelry, baby accessories, stained glass, crocheting, women's clothing, honey and beeswax products, knitting, maple syrup, acrylic painting, wood working, baking, jams and jellies, metal art, greeting cards, bath and body care products, photography, ....... The show runs from 10:00-3:00 on Saturday, November 23rd. Cost: admission $5.00, seniors and children under 12 free.

Scugog Memorial Library, 231 Water Street, Port Perry.  Join us as we learn about the fascinating lives of these rarely seen, mysterious creatures from Dr. Jeff Bowman, researcher with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. A donation appreciated. All welcome!

Durham Region Transit is conducting a Rural Transit Review, and we are hosting a drop-in to hear thoughts and suggestions about transit service in the rural areas of Durham.

In support of young writers who are considering our Literary Contest:Ekphrastic Writing, Scugog Arts is holding workshops for both Adults and Youth, to explore the wide range of techniques available to access visual prompts and create inspired pieces of writing. You do not have to enter the contest to attend the workshops. Susan Reynolds is the instructor for this series of 4 workshops for youth. $75 for all four sessions. See our website for all of the workshops and to register. Literary Scugog link.