Arts, Theatre & Music 
Currently being updated. Please call the Centre.
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​STEPPING STONE TROUBADOURS ​
Facilitated by Madeleine Gaudet
Tuesday afternoons from 3:15 to 4:30 pm, September to June.
A fun-loving group of harmonica, ukulele, banjo, piano and guitar players with a bunch of singers. Not only do we entertain ourselves but we also go out into the community to entertain seniors. We welcome new members to join at any time. There is no cost to be a part of this program. You just have to bring a smile.  
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
ITERMEDIATE  GUITAR LESSONS​
Facilitated by Chuck Bowie
Monday afternoons, September to May. This course is designed to teach beginner guitar students the basics of guitar: the component parts such as frets, basic guitar/music theory such as keys, notes and chords, transitioning from chord to chord, and performing a number of songs. The songs have been chosen to help the student to strum the guitar, as well as to identify when to change chords during the song.
Students can suggest songs to learn, and asking questions is a very informal process.
Please bring your own guitar. $10 dollars per class.  
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​​CRAFT GROUP - CREATIVE SENIORS
Thursday afternoons at 1:30 pm to 3:30pm. Join this lively, social group of ladies for a fun afternoon of crafts. You are welcome to quilt, knit, crochet, cross stitch, draw etc. Bring your favorite craft to work on. If you have a craft that you would like to do or would like to try, there are lots of helpers here to give you a hand. You don’t have to be a pro-crafter, just come out and have fun, stitch away, and have a chat with the gang. We always have a light snack with tea and coffee. There are no fees with this program.
 For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​ACOUSTIC JAM 
Facilitated by: Richard Owen..
Members share their acoustic musical talents and friendships in an encouraging and fun atmosphere. This club is currently looking for new members.
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​URBAN SKETCHING
New Program - Urban Sketching - Presented by Rob Cook who refers to himself as an enthusiastic sketcher!
The program will run one day per week for 4 weeks: June - 4, 11, 18, 25. 
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
STEPPING STONE SINGERS
This is a group of members who love to sing and socialize together.  The Singers go out into the Community to entertain others, especially other Seniors. 
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​HARMONICA LESSONS
Facilitated by Jim Wilson, Fridays at 1:30, September- May. Please bring your own Harmonica in the key of C.
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​UKULALIANS
Facilitated by: Debra Birch and Allison Hubbard.
Thursdays at 12:00 pm.
This group of Ukulele players have been together since 2014. They are advanced at reading and playing music with their various sizes of instruments. The group is known locally for entertaining at Nursing Homes, Special Care Homes, and celebratory events in the community. They have a variety of programs to offer depending on the type of concert required. We are currently at capacity.
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]
​THEATRE
Theatre has been offered at different times of the year, with a focus in recent years, on Readers’ Theatre. Many of the productions have been written by members. We are open to starting up a Theatre group at any time.​
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]

String Along

String Along
Facilitated by Brian Cassidy 
Wednesday Afternoons 1:00 – 2:30 (September to May)
Bring your stringed instrument (guitar, ukulele, fiddle etc.) and voice and join us in a musical session where everyone, regardless of skill level, participates. Music, including some sheet music, will be provided but members can submit songs for consideration. Files will be distributed online via Dropbox and members are encouraged to download and print their own copy. Music genres are mostly folk, country, pop and gospel. No fee.
For more information contact the Centre at 450-7849 or [email protected]