November 2016
National Novel Writing Month
November is National Novel Writing Month and during this time everyday people can register to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. The library is hosting a series of Write-Ins, where participants can meet to work on their novels.
Find out more »Rotary Radio Bingo
Tune In to CFCY every Tuesday night for the weekly Rotary Radio Bingo! JACKPOT STARTS AT $2,000. Grows weekly, if not won! To a Max of $4,000. Bingo Cards Sold: All Murphy's Pharmacy locations in PEI. Murphy’s has Drug stores in. All Needs Stores in Stratford, Charlottetown, Summerside, Morrell, Montague, Souris, and Mount Albion All Mel's Petrocan in Charlottetown, Winsloe, Kensington, and Summerside. This includes Mel’s Shell in Cornwall (North River) Irving in Winsloe Irving at 644 University Ave (beside A…
Find out more »Women’s Network PEI
Women’s Network PEI’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce its first annual fundraising event, Celebrate Island Women, which will take place at The Guild, in Charlottetown, on Wednesday, November 16th, 2016. Will feature award-winning singer-songwriter Irish Mythen, improv comedy troupe Witty Mama, and live art by PEI artist, activist and community organizer, Becka Viau, followed by a live auction of the artwork created by Becka during the performances. The evening will be emceed by Teresa Wright. There will also be…
Find out more »National Film Board Film Club
Pipelines, Power and Democracy. In Pipelines, Power and Democracy, Olivier D. Asselin, documents the growth of an anti-pipeline movement in Quebec that rekindled a sense of collective purpose and solidarity.
Find out more »Vigil – Live Performance
Find solace with Sirens during this season of remembrance. Presenting themes of peace and remembrance, PEI’s award-winning choral ensemble, along side Harmonia Girls’ Choir, perform a collection of meditative songs.
Find out more »Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Walk
The PEI Cancer Treatment Centre in Charlottetown there will be the 3rd Annual Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Walk. By 2020, pancreatic cancer deaths are expected to surpass breast cancer deaths. Currently 92% of those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer will die from the disease. Awareness events can help change these statistics. We have patients and family members available for interviews.
Find out more »Budgeting and Saving for Teens
Teens are invited to this free workshop that will highlight the importance of knowing where their money is being spent, so that spending and saving habits can be balanced. This session will be presented by CPA PEI.
Find out more »American Thanksgiving Dinner
Delicious turkey and all the fixings + dessert, etc. which funds the church’s annual Christmas food hamper program. Tickets and take-out orders: St. Paul’s office - 902-892-1691, stpauls@pei.aibn.com.
Find out more »Open Mic
Want to read your poetry or prose in a public venue... Share your love of poetry and prose by reading before a live audience. Not interested in speaking? Feel free to come along and listen. Please keep speaking time to five minutes.
Find out more »Rummage Sale in Crapaud
The South Shore Villa will be hosting a rummage sale! Proceeds from the rummage sale will go towards programming for residents living with mid to late stages of dementia. Find some Christmas gifts for the family, and maybe an unexpected treasure for yourself while helping to improve lives.
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