Events

The Rotary Club of Bowmanville's Annual Christmas Party for children with special needs and their families.  Fun, food, and entertainment for all!

The Annual Rotary Christmas Party.  Details to follow. 

For details, please refer to the story under News and Stories on our Home Page.

Help us feed our hungry neighbours!

Kevin will present his Classification Talk to the Club.

Rachel will present her Classification Talk to the Cllub.

Don Terry and Emmy Iheme are co-chairs of the Durham Region 2019 Ontario ParaSport Games. A program of the Ontario government, the games are held every two years in different locations and feature some of the province's best para-athletes. The 2019 games involve both indoor and outdoor sports, including skiing events at Brimacombe.   For more information about the Ontario ParaSport Games, please visit the website by following this link.

Enjoy an evening of Rotary fellowship and great junior hockey as the Clarington Eagles take on the Lakefield Chiefs.
Game time:  7:20PM
Admission:  Adults - $8
                 Seniors (60+) - $5
                 Children (12 and under) - FREE
Prices include a 20% discount for all Rotary Club members and their guests.

A fellowship evening celebrating Robbie Burns and all things Scottish.

A regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville.

The Board of Directors will update the Club members on its activities.

A visit to Durham College's Bistro 67 for a scrumptious farmer's breakfast.  For more information about Bistro 67, please follow this link.

A special breakfast at a special location and at a special time - 7:00 AM.  Please note that the cost for breakfast will be $21 payable at the door.  Our guest speaker will be the College Dean.

Tickets are $40 each.  Attitude Adjustment begins at 06:00 PM with dinner at 07:00 PM and the draw at 08:00 PM.

First out received $40.  Third Last Out receives $200, Second Last Out receives $300 and the Grand Prize for Last Out is $2,000.

Only 260 Guests are allowed so get your ticket early.

Pamela Deveaux, Resource Development Director for the Boys and Girls Club of Durham, will outline the vision and activities of the Club.

This is the second planning and status update meeting for the Ribs & Brews event.

The Board of Directors will update the Club members on their activities.

Nada andd Dawn will speak about this program which the Club's Community Service Committee is assisting with funding.

Do you have questions about ClubRunner?  I'll review the most commonly used features on this platform and answer (or at least try) any questions you may have about the program.

Planning meeting for Rotary's Ribs and Brews Festival.

Roll up your sleeves and get ready to participate. We were asked to have a workshop in the north – this is it. Wheelchair accessible. Free parking on site - best to park on East Side of building. This workshop is for all Rotarians interested in Membership magic – Membership Chairs and committee members are particularly encouraged to attend...we encourage 2 or 3 members from a club to attend so you can share the discussion. Greet & sign in: 8 to 8:30 a.m. Seminar: 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with lunch provided Cost: No charge unless you register and do not show up or don't register and arrive. No shows and no registers $25. REGISTER TODAY and get MEMBERS ON THE WAY by following this link.

Prepare for an entertaining evening of fun and fellowship.

A fellowship evening.

Paul McGary is Director, Mental Health and Addictions and Co-chair of the Opoid Strategy Action Group at Lakeridge Health.

A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville.

The Rotary Leadership Institute Lead with Knowledge session is an excellent learning experience for new Rotarians and a perfect way for longer serving Rotarians to refresh their their knowledge.  The cost is $70; however, the event is FREE for first year Rotarians.  For complete information and to register, please visit the District 7070 Website by following this link.  

Past District Governor Michael Bell is to District Foundation Chair.  He will be speakinng about the foundation.

Franco Scanga's mission is to provide as many people as he can with actionable steps on leading a fearless lifestyle towards their life goals, no matter what they may be. He is also currently writing a book with actionable tips for leading a fearless lifestyle every day of the year.

Please refer to the flyer posted in the story on our home page for details. 

Andi van Koeverden is the Director of Strategic Advancement for The Mount Community Centre (TMCC) in Peterborough.  She is also a the Past President (2018) of the Rotary Club of Peterborough.

TMCC is a non-profit is doing amazing things in Peterborough. It all started when the Peterborough Poverty Reduction Network (PPRN) purchased an old Monastery; from there the TMCC was created to oversee the transformation of the monastery into a community space which gives back to the people of Peterborough in so many different ways. They are an amazing model for other communities to follow.

Mr. Smith will talk about the advantages of taking children to Holocaust sites to teach them about such horrors.

Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville.

Join Rotarians from across this magnificent Rotary District 7070 to learn and grow at this years’ District Assembly.  For more information or to register for this event, please visit the District 7070 Website by following this link. 

Steve will update the Club on his most recent water purification ventures in Laos.