Art & Entertainment

CONSTANCE BAY – There were a record number of umbrellas at Saturday’s (Dec. 4) Constance Bay Santa Claus Parade, but the usual amount of smiles.

KINBURN – These days getting any face-time with Santa is a challenge with his busy schedule, so last Sunday (Dec. 4) the Kinburn Community Association (KCA) squeezed in a breakfast meeting with some of Santa’s most important clients.

DUNROBIN – St. Mary’s Anglican Church spiced up winter Friday (Nov. 25) evening with a red-hot chili cook-off featuring several of West Carleton’s top chili makers.

CARP – Carp lawyer Dan Mayo, when not in court battling for his clients, has a soft side, writing children’s books, each with their own song, focusing on the environmental issues plaguing our planet.

CARP – The Huntley Community Association’s (HCA) 13th annual Carp Santa Claus Parade is roughly two weeks away (Dec. 10)

WEST CARLETON – So much fun last year, West Carleton-based Real Estate agent is bringing back the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways.

DUNROBIN – Not every Christmas event can be a parade, and the Dunrobin and District Women’s Institute (WI) are bringing back their popular Christmas Tree Lighting to the four corners in Dunrobin on Sunday. Nov. 27.

CITY HALL – Carp’s Janet Mason was one of 15 City of Ottawa residents inducted in to the prestigious Order of Ottawa in a ceremony at City Hall last week (Nov. 3).

CONSTANCE BAY – The Rural Root Theatre Company’s (RRTC) latest production is a lot like an iceberg. There’s a lot more going on behind the scenes than what the audience can see.

The municipal election is over, and the result are staggering. Not so much the winners mayor-elect Mark Sutcliffe or Clarke Kelly’s win in Ward 5.