Program for 2019/20....hard copies are available, contact Nancy at the next regular meeting...or click here
Fall Fundraiser, October 23, 2019
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Performance and demonstration throughout the evening by renowned Opera Singing Chef Davide Bazzali. Accompanied by pianist.
Five course meal catered by Restaurant Casa Mare . Wine extra. Tickets may be purchased to win one of 12 spectacular raffle baskets. Italian trivia quiz conducted by table with prizes. Door Prizes See: Casa Mara FaceBook link and Montreal Gazette article For more information click here |
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Networking Event, November 6, 2019
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Social Media Do's and Don'ts
Guest speaker: Orly Ashair. 7 pm, Studio 77, Pointe-Claire Village $20 RSVP: Linda Sestock, mluwc1@gmail.com |
“A Photographic Journey: Fragrant Spruce and the Voice of First Nations”
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Monday, November 11, 2019, 7 pm
Karnak, 3350 Sources Blvd., DDO
It is with great pleasure that the Program Committee invites members and guests to a unique experience on Monday, November 11. We will welcome one of our members, Maria Korab-Laskowska who will take us on a hiking and canoeing journey through the unspoiled paradises of Adirondacks and several Quebec parks (including La Maurice, Gaspésie, Bonaventure Island, Mingan Islands).
We will learn about efforts being taken to protect and restore these natural habitats; meet Quebec Indigenous artists and leaders; listen to beautiful poetry and music which reflects deep connection between First Nations culture and the Nature.
The talk is in English, poetry and songs in French, English, Cree, Innu, Micmac.
For more information about Maria Korab-Laskowska, click here.
Karnak, 3350 Sources Blvd., DDO
It is with great pleasure that the Program Committee invites members and guests to a unique experience on Monday, November 11. We will welcome one of our members, Maria Korab-Laskowska who will take us on a hiking and canoeing journey through the unspoiled paradises of Adirondacks and several Quebec parks (including La Maurice, Gaspésie, Bonaventure Island, Mingan Islands).
We will learn about efforts being taken to protect and restore these natural habitats; meet Quebec Indigenous artists and leaders; listen to beautiful poetry and music which reflects deep connection between First Nations culture and the Nature.
The talk is in English, poetry and songs in French, English, Cree, Innu, Micmac.
For more information about Maria Korab-Laskowska, click here.