Past Events

Bring your favourite dish, plate and utensils

Survivors & newly diagnosed, Please join us for our Holiday Social Pot Luck gathering on Dec. 11th @ 6pm. Free Parking and entrance at rear of Church

Who doesn't love a Holiday Bazaar? We are looking forward to having a great variety of unique and specialty vendors to supply our shoppers with a one of a kind shopping experience. As a bonus, admission is FREE!!! Join us on Sunday December 10th from 10am to 2pm for some last minute holiday shopping. A great way to support local vendors in our area

Premiering this year, the Christmas Village Market. This market will come alive within the distinct old world charm of Old Quebec Street Shoppes. A family friendly event to include vendors that handcraft unique high quality items, food, music, a mini makers market and a special guest appearance by Santa himself! Thursday Dec. 7th & Friday December 8th 4pm-8pm Saturday Dec. 9th 10am - 6pm Sunday Dec. 10th 11am-5pm  

The U of G community is invited to attend a memorial for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, Dec. 6 to commemorate the 14 female engineering students who were killed at l’École Polytechnique de Montréal on Dec. 6, 1989. Campus flags will be at half-mast in memory of the 14 women who lost their lives.  

Britten's Ceremony of Carols with Sharlene Wallace, Harpist with the Dublin St. United Church choir and a special presentation by the Watson Family Player. Free will offering at the door.

International Students are invited to attend the 18th Annual International Students Holiday Dinner at the Village by the Arboretum. You will have the opportunity to mingle with the community in Guelph and share traditions in the holiday spirit through food and performances.  Students will receive an invitation and more information in November. We are letting you know early so you can reserve the date to come and celebrate this holiday season. Transportation will be provided for students to get to the event location from the UC.

Dr. Alison Mountz will discuss Global migration and asylum seeking. 

Dan and Mary Lou Smoke are available at the Aboriginal Resource Centre to provide personal consultation, conversation, guidance and mentorship to First Nations, Métis & Inuit students and the campus community. Mary Lou is very knowledgeable about the arts and traditional indigenous knowledge systems. She has been singing traditionally in many sacred ceremonies and lodges throughout North America. She also possesses great wisdom for women's teachings.

With an emphasis on Venezuela, Ecuador, and Bolivia, Donald Kingsbury (U of T) explores the political turbulence in the developing world as a result of the global north's call for a post-carbon capitalism.  Dr. Kingsbury will discuss how economic crises, protests, and the reemergence of regional and domestic right wing politics pose new challenges for social missions and ecological promises of Latin America's Pink Tide.