Art & Entertainment

WEST CARLETON – Surely by now, you’re not still feeling green?

FITZROY HARBOUR – More than 80 euchre players had to get up early and dig out from more than 22 centimetres of snow to get to the show, but it was worth it with $800 in prize money up for grabs at the St. Michael’s Catholic Church euchre series in Fitzroy Harbour.

CONSTANCE BAY – Saturday (March 4) the kids were dipping lines in the 14th Constance Bay Kids Ice Fishing Derby. On Sunday (March 5), it was everyone else’s turn, and it appears everyone else showed up.

CARP – The Diefenbunker hosted a gala Friday (March 3) evening, delayed a week by a snowstorm and eventually held during one of the Ottawa Valley’s regular weekend snowstorms, unveiling two new permanent exhibitions in the Cold War museum.

BUCKHAM’S BAY – The fisherman’s code, iff at first you don’t succeed, try, try again, will come in to practice this Saturday on Buckham’s Bay.

OTTAWA VALLEY – Ottawa Valley troubadour Lorne Daley’s favourite time of year, St. Patrick’s Day, is just around the corner and he can’t wait to hit the stage.

CARP – The third Carp Winter Carnival is only four days away, but the relatively new event is steeped in the history of the Huntley community.

FITZROY HARBOUR – Pancakes for supper is a once-a-year delicacy, and that once is Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Bethel-St. Andrew’s

CARP – A little more news on West Carleton women’s favourite night of the year is beginning to trickle out including exactly when you can get your mitts on the hottest tickets in town, the Carp Fair Ladies Night (April 14).

KANATA – The Kanata-Carleton Indo-Canadians Association (KCICA), led by Ward 5 council candidate Nagmani Sharma, hosted the community Sunday (Jan. 29) to celebrate the 74th Republic Day of India and honour both countries.