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Seniors! Don’t miss the Windsor “50+ Senior Expo” at counselling programs. Contact Kim Willis by email: Drive, Tecumseh) beginning at 9 a.m. Proceeds to beneft the WFCU Centre (free to attend) for a jammed packed [email protected] OR phone: 255-9940 x161. Te Hospice of Windsor & Essex County and Windsor weekend of fun and entertainment with 75+ exhibitors June 23: “Fireworks Live!” at the Art Gallery of Regional Cancer Centre. Mixed Teams of 6 to 8 players, showcasing products and services to keep you feeling Windsor (AGW). A fun-flled night from 7 to 11 p.m. prizes, auctions, rafes, and local entertainment. Register young, healthy and active. It’s all under one roof . . . . from awaits all guests food stations, beverages for the kids, online at NJoyLife.com by June 20. health, nutrition and ftness to retirement, travel and 50+ a cash bar, a clown and face painter, and a DJ to keep July 8: Monthly “Biz MiXer” from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at lifestyle options. Enjoy great music, food sampling, wine the entertainment going. Te stunning freworks display Bistro at the River, downtown Windsor. Cost: $10. Join and beer tasting, contests, giveaways, gif bags and free can be viewed from one of three open balconies, or the Biz X Fan Page on “Facebook” for more details or health screenings. Te Expo also supports senior pet inside from the beautiful Rodzik Gallery. Tickets are call 977-2199. companionship with on-site adoption by the Windsor limited and costs are: $35 for AGW members; $40 July 11 to 13: “Bluesfest International!” (see feature Essex Humane Society. Other features include a 50+ non-members; $20 children 12 and under. 977-0013 story beginning on page 18). Career Zone, Tour Your City Tourism Centre, a Health June 27 & 28: “Squirrelfest II!” (see feature story July 17 to 20: Te “Sunsplash Festival” in Belle and Wellness Resource Centre and a Silent Auction beginning on page 18). River-On the Lake is the most fun anyone can have for supporting the Alzheimer’s Society, Life Afer Fify and June 28: “Bike Day” at the Downtown Windsor free! Classic Cruise Car Show, Carter Shows Carnival the RSVP (Retired Seniors Volunteer Program). And Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Charles Clark (additional cost), music, and the TD Family Fun Tent can you’ll have a chance to win a 50” HDTV when you Square. Special events and tours for all ages, prizes for entertain the whole family. Visit the all-new Sunsplash register at the door. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. best dressed cyclist. For more details visit Downtown “Vine & Dine” Wine Tent. For more information, visit Visit Windsor50PlusExpo.com for additional details. Windsor Farmers’ Market on “Facebook.” BelleRiverBIA.com or call 728-4624. June 22: Te “Tird Annual Windsor Corporate July 1: Celebrate our Nation’s birthday at the National Challenge” see page 5 of this issue. Historic Site of Fort Malden. Enjoy the activities of the METRO DETROIT & REGION June 22: Te “4th Annual Bob Probert Memorial day, an “Ice Cream Festival” and a freworks fnale along June 17: Anchor Bay Chamber Annual “Tastefest” Ride,” see page 12 of this issue. the Detroit River. Visit Amherstburg.ca for more details Fundraiser in downtown New Baltimore, in the Bay- June 22: Wendy’s “Windsor-Essex Community or call 736-8320. Rama Festival Tent, 5 to 8 p.m. A family friendly event Connection Day” – a portion of sales from open July 4 to 6: “Fork & Cork!” (see feature story beginning with entertainment, a 50/50 and rafes. 586- 725-5148 until close at all seven of the Windsor-Essex Wendy’s on page 18). June 19: Anchor Bay Chamber “Business by Restaurants are donated to Te Wings Rehabilitation July 4 to 6: Te Rotary Club of Amherstburg presents the Bay,” Walter & Mark Burke Park (Waterfront Centre. Check out facebook.com/WendysWindsorEssex its “5th annual Ribfest” at Centennial Park, Victoria Street, Pavilion), downtown New Baltimore, 11:30 a.m. to for more information. Amherstburg. Professional Ribbers, entertainment, 1:30 p.m. Special guest speaker David Lorenz with June 22: Te Canadian Mental Health Association children’s activities, ice cream, food vendors and a beer Travel Michigan and Pure Michigan. Register online Windsor-Essex County Branch presents the frst “Ride and cooler tent. Hours: Friday and Saturday noon to at: SHRCCI.com OR for more information phone Don’t Hide” event starting in Walkerville. Te event 11 p.m.; Sunday noon to 7 p.m. Free parking and 586-725-5148. includes a 20K or 50K bike ride. Registration begins at admission, donations appreciated. For more information June 26: Sterling Heights Regional Chamber’s 7 a.m. for $35 per person and includes T-shirt. visit AmherstburgRotary.com or call 736-6083. “Afer 5,” Comfort Inn (11401 Hall Road, Utica) Children are free to attend with t-shirts costing July 5: Te N’Joy Life presents the “N’Joy Life 2014 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. To register visit SHRCCI.com OR call $10. Proceeds beneft adult and children bereavement Volleyball Tournament” at On Te Beach (354 Crof 586-731-5400 ext. 11 or 20. BIZ X MAGAZINE • JUNE 2014 17 BizX2014June52.indd 17 2014-05-27 9:43 PM