Latest Events in Port Dover(May Updated)

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The Carillon Belles Holiday Concert is a festive musical event that shouldn't be missed. Taking place at the Port Dover Lions Community Centre in Port Dover, Ontario, this concert promises an afternoon filled with beautiful songs, joyous festivities, and the opportunity to meet and greet the performers at the Afterglow event. Led by the talented fiddler, Amanda Spier, this concert will feature not only the Carillon Belles, a membership organization of female singers, but also other musical guests who will surely add to the merry atmosphere. With singers of all ages and backgrounds hailing from Norfolk and surrounding counties, the Carillon Belles bring together a diverse group of performers who share a passion for music and the holiday spirit. So mark your calendars for December 10, 2023, and head over to the Port Dover Community Centre for an unforgettable experience. Tickets for this enchanting event are available at a price of $22.63. Don't miss out on this opportunity to celebrate the season with the Carillon Belles Holiday Concert!

Join local artist Ingrid Zyma-Irvin at the PDHM Beach Glass Workshop at 1:30 pm in Port Dover. This exclusive workshop provides a unique opportunity to create stunning candleholders or mosaic fish using beautiful Lake Erie beach glass. Ingrid Zyma-Irvin, a talented local artist, will guide participants through the creative process. All necessary supplies will be provided, ensuring a hassle-free experience. The workshop requires pre-registration, so be sure to reserve your spot in advance. Immerse yourself in the art of beach glass crafting and discover the beauty of transforming discarded glass into a cherished piece of art. Don't miss out on this extraordinary workshop at the Port Dover Harbour Museum. Mark your calendar for March 2, 2024, and prepare to unleash your creativity. Secure your place today for only CA$54.58 and take home a one-of-a-kind creation that will be admired for years to come.

Join local artist Ingrid Zyma-Irvin at the PDHM Beach Glass Workshop, happening at 10 am on March 2, 2024, at the Port Dover Harbour Museum. This unique event offers attendees the opportunity to create their own beautiful candleholder or mosaic fish using Lake Erie beach glass. All necessary supplies will be provided, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable experience. Pre-registration is required to secure your spot at this exclusive workshop. Immerse yourself in the artistry of working with beach glass and let your creativity shine. Whether you are a seasoned artist or a beginner looking to explore a new craft, this workshop promises to provide a serene and educational environment. Don't miss out on this chance to learn from a talented local artist and create a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects the beauty of Lake Erie. Secure your place at the PDHM Beach Glass Workshop now and unleash your artistic potential. The ticket price for this event is CA$54.58.

Don't miss the exciting event, PDHM - Dave Jensen & Friends, taking place in Port Dover at the Port Dover Harbour Museum. The event is scheduled for March 15, 2025. Experience a night of unforgettable music and entertainment with Dave Jensen and other talented artists. Tickets are available for CA$27.96. Join in the fun and immerse yourself in a memorable evening of live performances at this historic venue located at 44 Harbour Street, Port Dover, ON N0A 1N0.

STREAM stands for Science, Technology, Reading, Egingeering, Arts, and Math, so prepare for epic afternoons filled with book-inspired adventures, hands-on art, and awesome activities! Today's theme is Diary of a Wimpy Kid! Information Source: Norfolk County Public Library | eventbrite

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Collective Pause Retreat: The Pause Between. Healing in community, returning through the body. This is a 3-day retreat with the option to book for all 3 days or just the day retreat. Our Collective Pause Retreats are designed to: Create a healing sanctuary for bodies to rest, reconnect, and reclaim space through somatic and community-based practices. Interrupt cycles of burnout and trauma, offering intentional pause and nervous system repair in a world that often demands overperformance from marginalized communities. Honour Indigenous teachings that remind us of the interconnectedness of land, body, and spirit, and invite participants to engage with practices of reciprocity, respect, and cultural humility. Foster embodied leadership rooted in softness, self-trust, and community accountability rather than urgency and individualism. Integrate grief, joy, and resistance through movement, breathwork, collective processing, and cultural rituals that honour the fullness of our experiences. Provide trauma-informed space where participants can safely explore their own healing, unlearn harmful internalized narratives, and build capacity for sustainable advocacy and care. Model liberation in practice, reminding us that rest, joy, and collective care are not luxuries, but necessary acts of resistance and survival. Accessibility and Inclusion: We recognize that systemic barriers often limit access to healing spaces. To support equity and inclusivity, Indigenous participants and those from marginalized communities are welcome to reach out if cost is a barrier, as price offsets are available. Transportation can also be arranged for attendees in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge who are concerned about the distance. Email: info@teaocanada.com Retreat Space Information Source: TEAO Canada | eventbrite

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