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Things to do in Sudbury, Jan. 14 to Jan. 20 – The Sudbury Star

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Jan. 14

Nominations: Do you know a volunteer who should be recognized for their contributions to our community? The City of Greater Sudbury is now accepting nominations for the annual civic awards, presented to individuals and/or groups for outstanding service, voluntary contributions, personal efforts and exemplary community development. Nomination forms are available online at greatersudbury.ca/civicawards or at any citizen service centre. The deadline to submit a nomination is Feb. 14 at 4:30 p.m. For more information about the civic awards, call 705-674-4455 ext. 2446 or email leisure.services@greatersudbury.ca.

Kindergarten registration: Rainbow District School Board schools in Sudbury, Espanola and Manitoulin will host information nights for Kindergarten registrations. All parents/guardians and children are invited to attend. Information Nights will take place from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 for the English Program and Jan. 16 for the French Immersion Program. Schools offering English and French Immersion will host one information night on Jan. 16. Visit rainbowschools.ca for a list of schools and programs offered or call your area Rainbow Board school. If your child is starting school for the very first time, please consider completing the online registration form before you attend the information night. This will give you an opportunity to enjoy more time engaging in school readiness activities with your child. The online registration form is available at https://www.rainbowschools.ca/register-now/registration/.

Ageless grace series: Join the Alzheimer Society to learn 21 simple tools for lifelong comfort and ease.This program consists of 21 simple exercise tools designed for all ages and abilities.These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the healthy longevity of the body and mind. Sessions will be held 10 a.m. Jan. 7, 14, 21 and 28 at the Greater Sudbury Public Librarys main branch on MacKenzie Street. Register online or contact the branch for more details.

Italian classes: The Societa Caruso Culture and Education Committee is offering basic Italian classes for beginners 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Caruso Club. The 12 classes will run Jan. 14-April 14. The cost is $125 for members and $175 for non-members. To register, contact the Societa Caruso office at 705-675-1357.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

Jan. 15

Sign up: On Feb. 22, The Samaritan Centre will be hosting its ninth annual Coldest Night of the Year event. This is an annual winter fundraising walk to benefit the work of The Samaritan Centre and other charities just like it across the country. The Samaritan Centre is recruiting teams for its biggest fundraiser of the year, which aims to raise funds and increase awareness of issues surrounding poverty and homelessness in Sudbury. The Samaritan Centre encourages walkers to form teams and raise money through pledges at cnoy.org. Consider leading or joining a team for Coldest Night of the Year, or become a corporate sponsor at cnoy.org/register.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Jan. 16

Open house: Meet Mary Lou Hussak, the United Way Centraide North East Ontarios new executive director, at an open house 3-5 p.m. at the UWCNEO offices in Unit 201, 957 Cambrian Heights Dr.

Kindergarten registration: Rainbow District School Board schools in Sudbury, Espanola and Manitoulin will host information nights for Kindergarten registrations. All parents/guardians and children are invited to attend. Information Nights will take place from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 for the English Program and Jan. 16 for the French Immersion Program. Schools offering English and French Immersion will host one information night on Jan. 16. Visit rainbowschools.ca for a list of schools and programs offered or call your area Rainbow Board school. If your child is starting school for the very first time, please consider completing the online registration form before you attend the information night. This will give you an opportunity to enjoy more time engaging in school readiness activities with your child. The online registration form is available at https://www.rainbowschools.ca/register-now/registration/.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Music: Juno Award-winning bluesman Harrison Kennedy will kick off 2020 for the Motley Kitchens Dinner and a Show series on Jan. 16, with a show that is already sold out.The Motley Kitchen presents the Dinner and a Show series in association with Northern Lights Festival Boreal.

Jan. 17

Housing: Sweetfern Co-housing in Sudbury is excited to announce its co-housing 101 workshop on Jan. 17 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Parkside Older Adult Centre, 140 Durham St. During this workshop we will explore what co-housing looks like in Canada and the benefits of living in community. Tickets are $25. Learn more at universe.com/cohousing101sudbury. On Jan. 18, Is Co-housing Right for You? will be a hands-on learning, discovery and reflection workshop, taking place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Horizon Partners, 40 Larch St. Lunch and snacks will be served. Childcare is provided. Tickets cost $70, but there is a discount if you attend Friday and in pairs. Learn more at universe.com/iscohousingrightforyousudbury.

Fish fry: There will be a pickerel fish fry 4-7 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Lockerby Branch 564, 2200 Long Lake Rd.

Luncheon: A luncheon will be held 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the ParkSide Centre on Durham Street. Entertainment by Country Classic. Admission is $8.

Business: Hard-Line, an international leader in mine automation, remote-control technology and mine production optimization, is partnering with NORCAT to host the first Hard-Line Machine Learning Hackathon (HLMLH). The special 42-hour event takes place Jan. 17-19 at NORCAT. To learn more, visit hardlinehacks.com.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Jan. 18

Italian classes: Italian classes for children will be held 9:30-11:30 a.m. Saturdays starting Oct. 19 through to May 9 at the Caruso Club on Haig Street. The cost is $75 for Caruso Club members and $125 for non-members. To register, contact the Societa Caruso office at 705-675-1357.

Housing: Sweetfern Co-housing is putting on Is Co-housing Right for You?, a hands-on learning, discovery and reflection workshop, taking place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Horizon Partners, 40 Larch St. Lunch and snacks will be served. Childcare is provided. Tickets cost $70, but there is a discount if you attend Friday and in pairs. Learn more at universe.com/iscohousingrightforyousudbury.

Business: Hard-Line, an international leader in mine automation, remote-control technology and mine production optimization, is partnering with NORCAT to host the first Hard-Line Machine Learning Hackathon (HLMLH). The special 42-hour event takes place Jan. 17-19 at NORCAT. To learn more, visit hardlinehacks.com.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Film: Saturday, Jan. 18, 8:15 p.m., Battle Royale, Sudbury Indie Cinema. For listings of films at Sudbury Indie Cinema, visit http://www.SudburyIndieCinema.com or drop into 162 Mackenzie St. (laneway entrance) anytime after the first screening of the day to pick up a paper schedule.

Music: John Closs will launch Horizons on Jan. 18 with a performance at The Lounge, located in a corner of the Quality Inn. He will be joined by Michael Kelly and Doug Dandeno, as well as Ranger and Walli, the Angels Local #23 members who contributed vocals to the recording.

Closs will perform the songs from Horizons along with other original material. The launch goes from 4 to 6 p.m. A $10 cover charge will include snacks and a copy of Horizons. The EP is also available through streaming services such as Spotify and iTunes.

Jan. 19

Skiing: The Capreol Cross Country Ski Club is hosting its July in January strawberry shortcake day 12:30-3:30 p.m. at the Capreol Cross Country Ski Club building. Admission is $4. Proceeds to the Capreol Bread and Roses Food Bank.

Health: On Sunday, Jan. 19 at 11 a.m., participants will be strapping on their snowshoes for the Trek for Cancer Snowshoe Fun Run & Fat Bike Race at Kivi Park, a great family-friendly event with courses of varying lengths and difficulty. Then at 12:30 p.m., the park will start its first fat bike race. The Snowshoe Trek will have 1km, 3 km, 5 km and 7 km distances. Registration fees are $5 for kids and $35 for adults. Fat Bike courses are 5 km and 10 km and cost $5 for kids and $35 for adults. Adults can do both events for $50. Registration starts at 10 a.m. Snowshoe rentals will also be available for $5 courtesy of event sponsor Adventure 365. Online registration is now available at http://www.ncfsudbury.com. Registration can also be done in person on Jan. 19 or Feb. 2, and over the phone by calling 705-523-HOPE (4673).

Business: Hard-Line, an international leader in mine automation, remote-control technology and mine production optimization, is partnering with NORCAT to host the first Hard-Line Machine Learning Hackathon (HLMLH). The special 42-hour event takes place Jan. 17-19 at NORCAT. To learn more, visit hardlinehacks.com.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Jan. 20

Nominations: Do you know a volunteer who should be recognized for their contributions to our community? The City of Greater Sudbury is now accepting nominations for the annual civic awards, presented to individuals and/or groups for outstanding service, voluntary contributions, personal efforts and exemplary community development. Nomination forms are available online at greatersudbury.ca/civicawards or at any citizen service centre. The deadline to submit a nomination is Feb. 14 at 4:30 p.m. For more information about the civic awards, call 705-674-4455 ext. 2446 or email leisure.services@greatersudbury.ca.

Genealogy: The Sudbury Branch of Ontario Ancestors (OGS) will hold its next meeting 7 p.m. at the ParkSide Centre on Durham Street. Parking is free under the YMCA after 6 p.m. or on the street. Guests are always welcome! For more information, send an email to http://www.sudburyogs.com or visit http://www.facebook.com/groups/sudburyogs/.

Ageless grace series: Join the Alzheimer Society to learn 21 simple tools for lifelong comfort and ease. This program consists of 21 simple exercise tools designed for all ages and abilities. These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the healthy longevity of the body and mind. Sessions will be held 10 a.m. Jan. 6, 13, 20 and 27 at the Greater Sudbury Public Librarys Valley East branch. Register online or contact the branch for more details.

Sign up: On Feb. 22, The Samaritan Centre will be hosting its ninth annual Coldest Night of the Year event. This is an annual winter fundraising walk to benefit the work of The Samaritan Centre and other charities just like it across the country. The Samaritan Centre is recruiting teams for its biggest fundraiser of the year, which aims to raise funds and increase awareness of issues surrounding poverty and homelessness in Sudbury. The Samaritan Centre encourages walkers to form teams and raise money through pledges at cnoy.org. Consider leading or joining a team for Coldest Night of the Year, or become a corporate sponsor at cnoy.org/register.

Meditation: Learn a basic meditation technique designed for the beginner as well as the seasoned meditator. The sessions will be led by seasoned meditators to bring calmness and relaxation to the body, mind and spirit. Sessions will be held 10:30 a.m. Mondays starting Jan. 13 through to June 29, with the exception of Feb. 17, April 13 and May 18. Registration is not required. This is a free program offered to the community.

Art: An exhibition featuring Neli Nenkovas acrylic works, entitled Jazz: Tears and Smiles is running at the law offices of Moutsatsos Laakso Alexander LLP. A Sudbury-based visual artist with more than 20 years of professional experience in Europe and Canada, Nenkova is a recipient of numerous art and design awards, including a 2019 Sudbury Design Society Award. Nenkova is known for her mural Togetherness, which is on the S curve along The Kingsway. Clients of MLA Law and art aficionados are invited to see Nenkovas exhibition until Jan. 30.

Art: Artists Ron Langin and Heather Topp present New Work, an insight into deterioration and regeneration, at One Sky, 125 Durham St. The exhibition runs until Jan. 31. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday. Sundays are by appointment only.

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