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The Loggieville Community Center hosts Cornhole every Friday evening. Registration begins at 6:30pm and play starts at 7:00pm. There is a 50/50 draw every week and a cash bar. Everyone is welcome. For more information call 506 773-4360 or visit our Facebook page.
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Nov. 7
An eat-in or take-out Seafood Chowder or Turkey Casserole supper hosted by the St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church is happening on Nov. 7th from 4-6 pm at Black River Centennial Hall.
Seafood Chowder $23 adult, $12 children
Turkey Casserole $18 adult, $9 children
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Bad Words for a Good Cause brings a night of stand-up comedy to Sit-N-Bull in Burnt Church. No headliner, just three features: Brian Godsoe (Saint John), Nisa Kennedy (Fredericton) and Maggie Estey (Moncton/Miramichi), with special guest Nelson Cloud. Hosted and produced by Cive Lucas. $5 from every ticket goes to the Esgenoôpetitj School Grade 8 class year-end field trip. Sponsored by Sunshine Limo Service, with support from Band Councillor Clark Dedam. Local comics. Local causes. Local venues. Every dollar stays local. **Tickets:** $20 + fee until Nov 12 at midnight, then $25 + fee — badwordsforagoodcause.com. Seats also reservable in person at Sit-N-Bull. **Contact:** badwordsforagoodcause@gmail.com
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Nov. 26
NB Playwright Ryan Griffith’s adaptation of the 1977 short story by Alistair MacLeod is a timeless love letter to Maritime families and seasonal traditions.
Set in Inverness County, Cape Breton, To Every Thing There is a Season tells the story of four siblings who recall one Christmas, long ago, when their family changed forever. Featuring traditional and original Celtic music, along with the poetic language and haunting characters both Alistair and Ryan are celebrated for.
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Nov. 16
The Calvin Presbyterian Church at 37 King Street in Chatham is hosting a free educational session to discuss why pre-planning final arrangements helps your family, cost savings when pre-arranging a funeral, the importance of a will and enduring power of attorney, plus more. It is taking place on Monday Nov. 16 from 1-3 pm. it is open to the public. You are encourage to pre-register by contacting Ross at 506-352-0630. There will be refreshments and door prizes.
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Nov. 28
The Loggieville Community Center is inviting you to their annual Christmas Market, on Saturday November 28th from 10am until 3pm. There will be over 30 local vendors and craftspeople, with baked goods, preserves, knitting, wooden crafts, 3-D prints and much more. There is free admission to this event. There will be a 50/50 draw and a canteen serving up tasty homemade treats. Shop local and support small business’ this holiday season. Everyone is welcome. Visit our Facebook page or call 506 773-4360 for more information.
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Nov. 29
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Dec. 6
Millerton Home & School’s annual Breakfast with Santa and Christmas Market will be on December 5th from 8-11am at Millerton School. Cost is 10$ adults $5 children. Pancakes & Sausage or Bacon Coffee, Tea or Juice Lots of local vendors! Photos with Santa available by donation. Tables available for $25 each. To book a table, email kelsey.manderville@gmail.com.
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