Community/Cultural Events Sports & Recreation Town Hall

Wednesday February 1st, 2012

Parent-Child Mother Goose Sessions

The Parent-Child Mother Goose program is a nationally recognized program that uses songs, rhymes and stories to enhance literacy through oral re-telling. Tantramar Family Resource Centre is offering a session for children walking age to pre-Kindergarten and their parents or caregivers. The sessions will be held on Wednesday afternoons, beginning Jan. 18, from 1 - 2 pm, for 10 weeks, 9A Willow Lane.

Registration is free, but registration is required, so that we are adequately prepared for snacktime. To register, call the office at 939-8372, or email tfrcoffice@eastlink.ca

MTA Collegium Musicum

Mount Allison University's Department of Music Collegium Musicum: performances by students of the Department of Music held in Brunton Auditorium, MYB Conservatory of Music, 134 Main Street, 4:00 pm

All are welcome! This is a Free event.

For additional informtion contact 364-2374 or music@mta.ca.

Sackville Rod & Gun Club Meeting

The Sackville Rod & Gun Club will be holding their monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 1st, 7:00 pm at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre, 182 Main Street (club meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month between September & May).

For additional information contact Craig Smith at 506-536-9823 or eam@eastlink.ca.

All are welcome!

MTA Cinema Politica

Wednesday, February 1 2012, 7:30 pm: The Experimental Eskimos at the Wu Centre, MTA Campus corner of York Street and Salem Street.

In the early 1960s the Canadian government conducted an experiment in social engineering. Three 12-year-old Inuit boys were separated from their families in the Arctic and were sent to Ottawa to live with white families and to be educated in white schools. The consequences the experiment would have on their identity and culture was brushed aside. The experiment had unexpected results. All three men went on to become activists and leaders of their people, instrumental in establishing aboriginal rights in Canada and the creation of Nunavut. But it all came at a terrible cost.

For more info contact: sackville@cinemapolitica.org. All are welcome!

Production: Possible Words

Possible Worlds by John Mighton, directed by Glen Nichols, playing at Live Bait Theatre, 87 Main Street, Wednesday, February 1st - Saturday, February 4th, 8:00 pm.

This play is a murder mystery across many dimensions of the “multiverse." A play where theatre, like advanced physics, lets us imagine multiple possible worlds.

Tickets $10 and $5; Thursday,February 2nd Pay What You Can.

All are welcome!

Vote for Marshview Middle School

Parks Canada held a video contest this year for Grade 8 students (Canada's Coolest School Trip). The prize is a class trip to Banff National Park for 4 days, 3 nights.

Marshview Middle School in Sackville, NB submitted an excellent video about Fort Beausejour, NB.

Voting begins February 1, 2012, until February 21, 2012. The top 10 videos will be selected by public votes. Then will go to a jury.

All of the videos can be seen here: http://www.myparkspass.ca/video-gallery I suggest watching," L'Histoire de Belle", made by Marshview Middle School in French, English and Mi'kmaq. It is the only entry from School District 2.

Please encourage your friends, family, students, and contacts to vote often at www.myparkspass.ca. There needs to be a concerted effort to place a school, from a small population area, onto the national map.

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