At the MoHo this week.

C.S.R.A. Kawartha Cup Snowcross Racing Round One in Lindsay

Saturday and Sunday at the Lindsay Exhibition Ground beginning each day at 9am. Tickets are $15 for Saturday, $20 for Sunday and a weekend pass for $30. Kids 12 and under $10 each day or $15 for the weekend. For more info go to www.snowcross.com

Canadian Canoe Museum

Invites you to the January Winterfest Saturday from 5:30-12:30am at the Museum. Cocktails and viewing of the auction items start at 5:30, Dinner at 6:30, Live auction at 7:30 and dance beginning at 8:30pm. For tickets stop by the museum or Kenner High School. For more info call 657-3677

Fundraiser for the Canadian National Wakeboarding Championships

is a dinner and Silent Auction with lots of Silent items as well as some live items, Sunday Jan. 25 at the Black Horse Pub. We also know that it is the day before Mayor Paul Ayottes birthday so come out and have a piece of cake and help us celebrate Tickets are $35.00 a person social at 5:00 and dinner at 6:00 pm we also have live entertainment for this event.

Prenatal Health Fair

Monday Jan 26 at the Holiday Inn from 6:45-9pm. It’s a hands on event with displays and demonstrations on a wide variety of subjects including fathering displays and the empathy belly. It’s a free event put on by the Peterborough County City health Unit. If you want more info call the Health Unit at 743-1000.

The B.E.L. Rotary Club presents

the 29th Annual POLAR PLUNGE on Sunday, Feb 1st, 2009 at 2 p.m. sharp at BEL Rotary Park, Ennismore.. “Freezin for a Reason” at the Polar Plunge annually draws over 1500 people to hoot and holler at the crazy folks plunging into the frigid waters of Chemong Lake. Their efforts are all for good cause as they raise funds for their favorite charities and support Rotary’s many charitable endeavors in the process. 

Visit www.belrotary.com for pledge forms and registration details

Homegrown Homes

invites you to  Robbie Burns Day Fundraiser,  Sunday, January 25th from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.     The Burnham Mansion, 2235 Keene Road, to Help Support The 220 Edinburgh St. Project for 4 Families in Urgent Need of Affordable Housing in Peterborough…

Special Events include…Scottish Bagpiper,Address to The Haggis, Traditional Scottish Haggis, All-You-Can-Eat Spectacular Buffet Dinner, Live Entertainment,  Silent Auction Highland Dancers and a Draw for a Dinner for 2. Tickets are  $50 at Homegrown Homes 748-4534 and Burnham Mansion 740-2553

The Canadian Canoe Museum

Are inviting you to attend January Winterfest.  This dinner, dance and silent auction event will feature a menu created by Chef Poley including an entree choice of Beef Tenderloin, Trout or Stuffed Chicken.  Music will be provided by "Afterthought"


January 24, 2009
The Canadian Canoe Museum
910 Monaghan Road, Peterborough
5:30PM to 12:30AM

Tickets are:

$62.50 - Dinner & Dance
$500.00 - Table of 8
$15.00 - For Dance Only

Tickets are available at the Canadian Canoe Museum, Kenner CVI or contact John Curtis at 705-657-3677

Performing Arts Lakefield (PAL) next concert.

Date:  Sunday, January 25/09
Time:  7:30 pm
Location:  Bryan Jones Theatre at Lakefield College School in Lakefield

Artists:  Ted and Marion Outerbridge -- illusionists
About the Artists:  Comedy and mind-bending illusions create 'Magical Moments in Time', a uniquely bewitching and hilarious evening of entertainment.  This world-class show has played to sold-out houses across Canada and in Europe.

To reserve a ticket please call Patti at 652-3723.

 Guild Starts ’09 with a Chill to the Spine

In The Woman in Black, solicitor Arthur Kipps enlists the help of an actor to tell his story of dark secrets, ghostly visits, and inhospitable locals.

The Woman in Black, a chilling play written by Stephen Mallatratt and directed by Al Tye, will run from January 16th to the 31st at the Peterborough Theatre Guild Hall on Rogers Street.

For more info go to www.theatreguild.org or call 745-4211.