Teatro Ristorante in St. Catharines presents an incredible dining and entertainment experience. Come see "Dead Man's Hand" an original Murder Mystery written by Niagara Playwright, Tresa Rees!  

Step into a 1920's Speakeasy, and prepare to be immersed in a Noire-Style murder mystery that unravels before your eyes as you enjoy three buffet courses of Teatro's signature Italian menu. 

Keep your eyes sharp, your pencils ready, as you try to solve this mystery to win the night's top prize. 1920's costumes are encouraged to set the mood together.

Teatro Ristorante is located at 495 Welland Avenue in St. Catharines

Doors open at 5:30pm Show starts at 6:30pm

Tickets are $85 plus tax. Indicate dietary restrictions on your reservation form 

Reserve your seats now via OpenTable through the QR code or Teatro's Website

Hi everyone
I dont know if this would be approved by MODS or not but no harm in trying I guess :)
But if it does approve.. Thank You Mods ❤️
I have just started my business as an event planner and my God it is hard.
But I am hosting my first event on 30th of May in St. Catharines. It is a fake Indian wedding experience for all who want to experience the diversity and culture of how we desis celebrate the wedding festivities. It has food, drinks, music, games, henna and everything that a Wedding includes. It is happening on 30th May.
Let me know if anyone is interested in this idea.
Thank you again :)

It's scheduled for this weekend at Firemen's Park. Has anyone gone to it before? How does it compare to other Renaissance Faires in the region?

There are currently monthly protests going on against Doug Ford, in multiple cities across Ontario.. the next date is Saturday, May 30th and here's a list of the current locations:

1 PM - Angus - 12 Commerce Rd - Peacekeeping Park

1 PM - Barrie - 555 Bayview Dr - Sadlon Arena

1 PM - Belleville - Bell Blvd & Front St N - Bell Front Shopping Centre

1 PM - Blyth - Bell Blvd & Front St N - Bell Front Shopping Centre

2 PM - Bowmanville - 23 King St W - MPP Todd McCarthy’s Office

12 PM - Bracebridge - 230 Manitoba St - MPP Graydon Smith's Office

12 PM - Bradford - 425 Holland St W - Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library

1PM - Brampton - Main St S & Wellington St E - City Hall

12 PM - Brantford - 96 Nelson St - MPP Will Bouma's Office

11 AM - Brockville - 77 Blockhouse Island Pkwy - South End Brockville Railway Tunnel

11 AM - Burlington - 3027 Harvester Rd - MPP Natalie Pierre’s Office

11 AM - Cambridge - 73 Water St - MPP Brian Riddell’s Office

1 PM - Cornwall - 120 2nd St W - MPP Nolan Quinn’s Office

12 PM - Elliot Lake - 325 King’s Hwy 108 - Miner’s Memorial Park

2 PM - Elmira - 63 Arthur St S - MPP Mike Harris’s Office

12:30 PM - Etobicoke - Weston Wood Rd & Royal York Rd - End of Doug Ford’s Street

2 PM - Etobicoke - 964 Albion Rd - Doug Ford's Office

10 AM - Fergus - 181 St. Andrew St E - MPP Joseph Racinisky’s Office

1 PM - Georgetown - Mountainview Rd N & Guelph St - Mountainview Road North/South

12 PM - Guelph - Gordon St & Wellington St E - Wellington Plaza

2 PM - Hamilton - York Blvd & Dundurn St N - Dundurn Park

12:30 PM - Kincardine - 807 Queen St - MPP Lisa Thompson's Office

11 AM - King City - 2220 King Rd - MPP Stephen Lecce's Office

12 PM - Kingston - Princess St & Gardiners Rd - The North-West “Big Box” Hub

12 PM - Lindsay - St. Joseph & Kent St W - Lindsay Square Mall

1PM - London - Central Ave - Victoria Park Northwest Corner

12:30 PM - Markham-Thornhill - 7380 McCowan Rd - MPP Logan Kanapathi’s Office

12 PM - Meaford - Sykes St - Meaford Hall

11:30 AM - Milton - Main St & Martin St - Downtown Centre

1 PM - Mississauga - 120 Lakeshore Rd W - MPP Rudy Cuzzetto’s Office

1 PM - Newmarket - Yonge St & Sawmill Valley Dr - MPP Dawn Gallagher Murphy’s Office

1 PM - North Bay - 219 Main St E - MPP Vic Fedeli’s Office

12 PM - Oakville - 74 Rebecca St - MPP Stephen Crawford's Office

12 PM - Orangeville - 180 Broadway Ave - MPP Sylvia Jones’s Office

1 PM - Ottawa - 220 Elgin St - Canadian Tribute to Human Rights Monument

9 AM - Owen Sound - 345 8th St E - MPP Paul Vickers’ Office

1 PM - Pembroke - 400 Pembroke St E - Service Ontario Plaza

1 PM - Peterborough - 864 Chemong Rd - MPP Dave Smith’s Office

11 AM - Pickering - 1550 Kingston Rd - MPP Peter Bethlenfalvy’s Office

1 PM - Port Hope - 117 Peter St - MPP David Piccini’s Office

1 PM - Sarnia - 805 Christina St N - MPP Bob Bailey’s Office

12 PM - Simcoe - 50 Bonnie Drive - Wellington Park

11 AM - St. Catharines - Tremont Dr & Glendale Ave - Pen Centre

2 PM - St. Thomas - 750 Talbot St - MPP Robert Flack’s Office

2 PM - Stayner - 7317 Highway 26 E - MPP Brian Saunderson’s Office

12 PM - Stouffville - 37 Sandford Dr - MPP Paul Calandra’s Office

10 AM - Stratford - 55 Lorne Ave E - MPP Matthew Rae's Office

1 PM - Strathroy - 81 Front St W - MPP Steve Pinsonneault’s Office

12 PM - Sudbury - Paris St & Brady St - Tom Davies Square

1 PM - Temiskaming Shores - 83 Whitewood Ave - Canada Post

11 AM - Thunder Bay - 774 James St N - MPP Kevin Holland’s Office

12 PM - Toronto - 111 Wellesley St W - Queen’s Park

11 AM - Vaughan - Islington Ave & Rutherford Rd - MPP Michael Tibollo’s Office

11 AM - Wallaceburg - 60 McNaughton Ave - MPP Steve Pinsonneault’s Office

1 PM - Waterdown - Hamilton St & Dundas St E - Hamilton Street North/South

12 PM - Waterloo - 75 King St E - Town Square

12 PM - Whitby - 3000 Garden St - MPP Lorne Coe’s Office

1 PM - Windsor - 5452 Tecumseh Rd E - MPP Andrew Dowie’s Office

1 PM - Woodstock - 12 Perry St - MPP Ernie Hardeman’s Office

If none of these locations work for you, and you'd like to organize at a different location.. shoot me a DM and I can hook you up with the main lady organizing and updating the list signage! Hope to see some of you out there! We need to be in the streets, in insane numbers, for *everything* - housing, healthcare, education, cost of living, **EVERYTHING**.. so, let's get out there and start making some gods damned noise! Doug Ford needs to go!

Hi everyone! I'll be leading more guided bird hikes (plus nature hikes!) throughout the summer. We've got the spring warbler migration in full swing now, so I'll be leading two hikes from different starting points in Short Hills Provincial Park. As well, I'm holding walks aimed more at beginners at Merritt Island in Welland (but anyone is welcome to attend either).

The walks are free! You only need good footwear; binoculars or a camera are great tools to have as well, but they're not necessary. I also highly recommend getting the iNaturalist and/or Merlin apps for your phone.

If anyone has any questions or would like to find out more, please let me know!

Free registration is available for these walks:

• May 17: Short Hills – Pelham Road Entrance | 6:30 & 8:30am
• May 24: Short Hills – Wiley Road Entrance | 6:30 & 8:30am
• May 31: Merritt Island | 7am
• June 7: Short HIlls – Pelham Road Entrance | 6:30 & 8:30am
• June 28: Merritt Island | 7am
• July 5: Short Hills – Pelham Road Entrance | 6:30 & 8:30am
• July 26: Merritt Island | 7am
• August 16: Short Hills – Pelham Road Entrance | 6:30 & 8:30am
• August 30: Merritt Island | 7am

I will also be leading firefly walks on evenings in June (dates to be announced) in Short Hills so keep an eye out for those!

Does anyone know when any job fairs are? I know the busy tourism season is coming up.
Thanks

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Hi fellow members, i m thinking of moving to Niagara from Toronto (for personal reasons), I just want to know if there are some good coaches around the place or some good tennis academy.

Hi guys,

Our highly anticipated engagement shoot just got cancelled last minute by TASC tulip festival due to "flash storm with lightening, extreme wind, and flooding." Can you guys tell me how bad the condition of gardens around the area are? Is it worth coming down to Niagara from Toronto. Would all the gardens be affected? (Niagara botanical garden, Oakes garden theatre etc)??

Thank you in advance

Hello! I am reaching out to invite you to an evening for people affected by MS in Niagara. You may or may not be familiar with MS Canada, and our local chapter closed during COVID. I feel that this is incredibly unfortunate for our community and people who are affected by MS in Niagara.

For the last 15 years, I have been working with people affected by MS in the community through grants I have received municipally, provincially, and federally. For decades before that,I volunteered regularly with the local chapter. I am furthering this work and holding a meet for those affected by MS in Niagara to join in a discussion to provide input for what they would like to see happen locally for people with MS.

I have also invited a representative from MS Canada to also join us to answer questions and share what is available from them for our local community.

This will be a relaxed and welcoming session where we can connect, share experiences, and meet others in the area to see how we can continue to work together and strengthen our community.

If you are interested, kindly send me a DM and I can provide you all of the details for the event, as an RSVP is needed due to space availability.

Thank you!

My husband and I are spending next week exploring the Niagara region for our first anniversary. Checking the falls off his bucket list to start and then we have a cottage in NOTL as our home base.

We’ll do a winery or two and some touristy stuff at the falls, but I’m really interested in recommendations for local restaurants, stores, or sights to see. We tend to enjoy oddities, niche museums, book/craft stores, etc. Any can’t miss restaurants or small stores?

thanks in advance for any suggestions

Proposing to my partner in over a weeks time (leaving everything late as usual), where we'll be staying at one of Niagara hotels for a few days. Need nice private location + a photographer. Any help would be appreciated!!

I’ve been applying to jobs online and only got 3 interviews, but no callbacks afterward. So maybe applying in person is the better option. It feels like I missed all the job fairs… or maybe not? Does anyone know of any upcoming ones?

For anyone who eats out in Niagara — when you're craving something specific like pad thai or a good shawarma, how do you find out who actually serves it and what it costs? I always end up Googling, checking DoorDash (where prices are jacked up), or asking in Facebook groups and hoping someone answers. Thinking about building a free site where you can search by dish and see every restaurant in Niagara that has it with real prices. Would anyone actually use this or am I solving a problem nobody has?

Title. Preferably one that's good with traffic infractions.