All you can eat breakfast.

Adults: $15

Children 6-12: $7

Children 5 and under: Free

Join local author Yvonne Van Lankveld and fellow writers to discuss writing, editing, and idea sharing with each other.

Canada Revenue Agency presents information on benefits, credits, and tax help available for individuals followed by a questions and answers period. Service Canada will be providing a general overview of their programs with a focus on EI, CPP, OAS and the new Canada Dental Care Plan.

Kids and teens can read stories to the gentle and cute Therapy Tails dogs. Woof! 

Drop-in. 

Kaho Nishibu from the Community Connections team at Niagara Folk Arts will speak about newcomer experiences and how everyone can help build a welcoming community.

Join Emily Cline as she discusses her research on using remote sensing technology, including unpiloted aerial vehicles (UAVs) and ground-based sensors, to indicate crop water stress in Western Canada. This research aims to obtain higher crop yields using the same or less irrigation. Celebrate World Water Day by learning about the cutting edge technology improving our use of this precious resource.

Emily Cline is currently completing her Master's of Science in Civil Engineering.

Join us for our first event of the spring 2024 Grimsby Author Series season! Our event this evening will feature Nita Prose and Anuja Varghese.

Members of Strong Water Women, an Indigenous-led drumming collective, will share their stories and how coming together has strengthened identity, resistance, and cultural resurgence.

All are welcome to join in song and celebration. Drums & shakers welcome.

Join Lincoln resident Ken Teshima to discuss  his experience of moving to Beamsville as a Japanese Canadian during the Second World War.

Bruce Kirkby is a widely recognized adventurer, writer, photographer, speaker, and paddleboard athlete. Bruce will discuss his book Blue Sky Kingdom, an engaging travel memoir. Come in person or view via Zoom.

In 1792 a fierce hurricane (or more likely a tornado) blew through Pelham, leveling many of the trees and everything else in its path.

A Quaker visitor to the area shortly thereafter recorded the following in his journal “and truly I may say, I never saw so great destruction of timber. For about two miles in width, and said to be many miles in length, there was scarce a tree left that was not torn up by the roots, or broken off.”

Jessica Linzel, MA, Director of Community Engagement at the Brown Homestead in St. Catharines, will talk about this storm and its impact based upon research sources such as land petitions and journals from the period.

Take a chance and spin that roulette wheel Goodman!

Join the Goodman BSA to celebrate the end of the year while raising money for Community Care of St. Catharines and Thorold at the annual Goodman Gala! Food, games, prizes, and dancing are the perfect way to get together with your friends and make some great memories! The event takes place at Club Roma on March 23rd, from 6:30 pm-11:30 pm. Tickets are $25 each with all profits going to a good cause!

The Grimsby Celebration Choir will be singing your favourites from 1950 to the 2000’s. Our show will be sure to get your toes tapping and your hands clapping, while bringing back those nostalgic melodies that you love. A one time only event!! Don’t miss it!

Tickets: Adults - $20; Students - $5; 5 and under - Free