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AUTUMN EVENTS SEPTEMBER • OCTOBER • NOVEMBER 2019 Post your events for FREE on our website! Sept. 14 – Hamilton and District Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Annual Show, at the RBG. Please join us and be prepared to be blown away by these award-winning blooms! The show runs Saturday September 14th (1 pm-5 pm) and Sunday September 15th (10 am- 3 pm). Come Sunday at about 3 pm for our yearly bloom auction, whereby these prize winning dahlias are sold to the public for a nominal fee. All ages welcome, admission free with entry into the RBG centre. Sept. 22 – Bronte Health & Vegan Food Fair; Delicious samplings, Food & Health Demonstrations , Speakers, Local holistic services, local food restaurants and Products. 12-6pm at Bronte Seventh-day Adventist Church (2031 Bronte Road, Oakville). Sept. 22 – Ireland House Museum’s Applefest Fall Fair. Celebrate the changing of the seasons at Ireland House Museum’s Applefest Fall Fair on September 22, 2019, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.! Come for entertainment, food trucks, Museum tours, a Kids Farm Zone, animal attractions, historic demonstrators, antique cars, vendors, and a mini farmers market! Admission is $5/ person. Visit www.museumsofburlington.ca for more information. Sept. 23 – Ancaster Seniors Achievement Centre (ASAC) 55+ opens on Saturdays this fall! Join us for a wide array of recreational programs including: Pottery, Ballroom/Latin Dancing, Boot Camp Fitness, Yoga,. Pilates, Introduction to Drawing & Painting, Drop-in Pickleball and more! Call: 905-546-2999 for fall registration information. Sept. 10 – Affordable Housing Options. The Seniors Working Action Group (SWAG) and Halton Age-Friendly Network (HAFN) are hosting this presentation.  The Presenters are Daryl Kaylor, Housing Initiatives Advisor, Halton Region, Garth Brown, Secondary Suites and Heather Thompson, Age-Friendly Initiatives, The Halton Home Share Program.   Come and learn about a variety of affordable housing options in Halton. 1-3 p.m. at Queen Elizabeth Park Cultural Centre, Rehearsal Hall.  There is no charge and light refreshment will be served.  To register, please call 905 815-5960.   Sept. 14 – Food for Feedback, community engagement BBQ and food truck event. From 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Central Park Bandshell - 2311 New St. (Beside Burlington Seniors’ Centre) The City of Burlington will be hosting a Community Engagement BBQ – Food for Feedback. Give feedback on a number of City projects and initiatives all in one place. As a thank you, food trucks will give residents lunch for free! Some of the projects that will be featured at the event are: The Official Plan – taking a closer look at the downtown; 2020 budget; leash-free areas; integrated mobility plan; climate action plan… and more! Sept. 14 – Antique and Collectible Auction Fundraiser for Joseph Brant Hospital, at St. Christopher’s Anglican Church, 662 Guelph Line, Burlington. Preview: Fri. Sept. 13, 4 - 7pm; Sat. Sept. 14, 8am. For more info visit: jbhauctions.com 6 Lots more online! www.silvergoldmagazine.ca Sept. 28 – Harvest Festival, at Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Celebrate the fall harvest with pumpkins, apple cider, heritage activities and hands-on demonstrations. There will be pony rides, and apply blossoms available for an additional charge. This event is brought to you by the Friends of Bronte Creek Park. www.BronteCreek.org Email for info: [email protected] Sept. 30 – Calling all Burlington writers & poets age 55+. A book of creative works by Burlington’s older adults is being put together thanks to a grant from the city of Burlington and CARP. To submit a story - must live in Burlington. Pieces can be fiction or non-fiction or even a poem. The theme is Voice. (creative voice, using writing to have your voice or whatever voice means to you.) Word limit up to 1000 words. Please submit by Sept. 30th to Nikki Rottenberg [email protected] or for more information call 905-522-9996. Happy Writing! Oct. 3 – Our Voice 2019: Federal Election Debate, hosted by BurlingtonGreen Environmental Group and NUVO, GreenPAC and Halton Environmental Network. Held at 1295 North Service Road (NUVO Network). Meet your Federal Election Candidates and ask your burning questions to inform your vote on October 21. PLEASE NOTE that seating space for this much-anticipated event is LIMITED. BurlingtonGreen hosts green events and encourages attendees to carpool, use public transit, cycle, or walk to and from the event. For tickets please visit www.burlingtongreen.org