Join the N’Amerind (London) Friendship Centre on
Friday, May 5th, 1:30 for
N’Amerind Gym, 260 Colborne Street London
for traditional songs to honour missing and murdered Indigenous Women.
For information contact: Johnny Brown 519 672 0131 extension 114
In person Adult Cooking Classes are back at Growing Chefs! HQ!
brownanddickson.com/
Enjoy a luxury, stress-free photoshoot experience for your dog. The shoot will take place at a gorgeous outdoor location, where your dog feels safe and secure to capture some magical portraits. Humans are welcome and encouraged to participate too. There’s nothing like a keepsake image of you and your furry-bestfriend.
Oil and acrylic painting
Colored pencil
Custom built objects
Original and commissioned works
519-697-2585
Grace Rygal, Painter. Grace humbly desires to take you into the light with her, bringing viewer and artist together.
519 472 7413
We are a gift shop that supports established Canadian artists and Fair/Direct Trade, Ethically Sourced, Visual Art, Jewellery, Pottery and Textiles. All of our artist give back.
226-582-1464
130 King St, London
magpiescollectedcreations@gmail.com
Serving southwestern Ontario as a leading travel agency and airport transportation service for over 50 years!
519-672-9020
Blackbridge Harley-Davidson strives in offering the best experience, promoting responsible riding, and actively connecting and giving back to the local community.
519-893-0493
Rocky’s H-D strives in offering the best experience, promoting responsible riding, and actively connecting and giving back to the local community.
519-438-1450
https://www.rockys-harley.com/
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