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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, S ep te m be r 19 ,2 01 9 | 12 Take part in over 60 FREE hands-on and behind-the-scenes arts and culture activities in Halton Hills. Some activities require registration. Visit culturedays.ca for full event listings and registration details. #hhculturedays #hhIsCulture haltonhills.ca/culturedays September 27, 28 & 29, 2019 JOIN US for a Public Information Centre Urban Milton Flood Hazard Mapping Conservation Halton has retained Greck and Associates Ltd. to generate flood hazard mapping for tributaries of 16 Mile Creek (West Branch) in Urban Milton. New models and updated mapping generated through this project may be used by Conservation Halton, and municipal partners, for many purposes including: •flood forecasting and warning, • emergency planning and response, •prioritizing future floodmitigation works, • community planning and land use decision making, • infrastructure renewal, and • restoration works. Public Consultation Conservation Halton will seek community feedback through two Public Information Centres (PICs). The first PIC will summarize the project scope. The second PIC will be held in March 2020, and will present draft study findings. Please drop by the PIC to find out more: Tuesday, October 1, 2019 | 6:30-8:30pm Conservation Halton Administrative Office 2596 Britannia Rd. W., Burlington To share your feedback, request additional information, or to be added to the project mailing list, please contact: Amy Mayes, P.Eng. Coordinator, Floodplain Mapping Conservation Halton 905.336.1158 ext. 2302 amayes@hrca.on.ca Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. Location: Living Hope Alliance Church 290 Main St South Call for a ride: 647-385-9444 For more info call: 905-873-0249 Tuesday Mornings at 10am Desserts, Music, Sharing and it's FREE Tuesday Mornings at 10am Gospel Music & Hymn Sing Come meet new Seniors & Sing, Sing, Sing!!! A L L IANC E CHURCH Living HopeLiving Hope Terra Cotta's outdoor art, fine craft and gourmet food festival will return to Terra Cotta September 21 and 22 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival welcomes visiting artisans for a weekend filled with delicious food and samples, live music, complimentary henna and face painting, an antique car display and lots of great handmade prod- ucts for purchase. Hosted by the Terra Cotta Country Store, owners Judy Vella and Bob McClos- key, say the festival, now in its seventh year, continues to attract crowds who ap- preciate the high calibre of artistic offer- ings. Once a year the couple transforms their property into a showcase where you can find paintings, hand blown glass, photog- raphy, hand crafted wooden works, natu- ral beauty products, olive oils, chutneys, rubs, hot sauces, salad dressings, honey, pottery, ceramics, quilting, knitting, dips, textile art, chocolate, jams, jellies, jewelry, candles, and more. Musicians performing this year include Matthew and Andrew Oliveira from the group Highway 50, Rob Mitchell, Cord Pro- gressions and Erin's Marlore. McCloskey and Vella are also excited to be welcoming the charity Choose 2 be Resilient. The organization honours the memo- ries of Zach Sutherland and Kaya Firth. Through fundraising initiatives and the sale of pewter jewelry bearing the Celtic symbol of resilience, the families support youth who have experienced grief through scholarships. Buzzfest promises to bee a hive of activ- ity! Admission is $5 for adults, children 12 and under are free. Visit www.terracottacountrystore.ca for a full list of participating artisans. THINGS TO DO BUZZFEST RETURNS TO TERRA COTTA JUDY VELLA Terra Cotta's outdoor festival, Buzzfest, is back for a seventh year. The festival features art, craft, and gourmet food. Bob McCloskey photo