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Art from Fujimidai School and Tecumseh Public School will be display from May 1 to May 31, 2019

A large selection of perennials, herbs, annual and native plants available for sale, along with gently used garden implements and decorations.

St. Elizabeth's is holding its annual Spring Market featuring local vendors, artwork, photography and crafts as well as baked goods and plants for sale. There will also be a BBQ and refreshments for purchase. Our vendors include: Pampered Chef Tupperware The Wood Den Fashion Jewelry Thirty-One Gifts Sensational Scarves Traditions Alive Christopher Dias Mixed Media Voxxlife

There is no better place to celebrate the diversity of life than Royal Botanical Gardens, Canada’s biodiversity hotspot!Join us for a day of exploration and hands-on fun with local animals, plants, and ecosystems. Children’s activities, special visitors from the animal kingdom, guided tours, and much more await you on this activity-packed celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity. Included in your General Admission or Membership

National AccessAbility Week (NAAW) takes place every year starting on the last Sunday in May. It is a time when accessibility and inclusion is promoted across communities and workplaces and a time to celebrate the contributions of Canadians with disabilities. It is also an opportunity to recognize the efforts of Canadians who are actively removing barriers and ensuring persons with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of Canadian society. ReadAbility sessions are being organized by the Burlington Accessibility Advisory Committee, in partnership with Burlington Public Library, and involve a person living with a disability reading a story about their disability. After the story, people in the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions about the story or the reader’s experiences. Topic: Vision Loss Book: Rugby and Rosie, by Nan Parson Rossiter