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It’s juicy, saucy and messy and it will be back again this year. The Cornwall Sea- way Lions Club Ribfest, that takes over the beautiful waterfront Lamoureux Park on an annual basis, is set to do it all again, this time even bigger! The event , which is nowbeing held across the province’s biggest cities such as Ottawa, Kingston, London, Whitby, Oshawa and many others, is being hailed as the Corn- wall Seaway Lions Club’s signature event. Although pork lovers flood the community “ When it comes to meeting challenges, our response is simple,” states the local club’s website. “We serve. In 206 countries, in hospitals, and senior centers, in regions battered by natural disasters, in schools and eyeglass recycling centers, Lions are doing community volunteer work, helping, leading, planning and supporting. Because we’re local, we can serve the unique needs of the communities we live in and because we’re global, we can address challenges the go beyond borders. ” Cornwall Seaway Lions Club gearing up for another Ribfest park for ribs, the many vendors also offer barbecued chicken, amongst other things. In their first year, Ribfest organizers were anticipating approximately 20,000 patrons to the festival. Instead, 47,000 showed up at the park throughout the weekend. So un- anticipated was the turnout that the entire weekend’s supply of ribs was sold the first night and a truckload of supplies had to be shipped in. Of course, a festival isn’t complete with- out the entertainment and the Cornwall Ribfest has a great combination of local and international artists to help celebrate the event. The entertainment spans musical genres and includes recording artists Hoyt Hughes, Greg Hanna, and local favourites, Switchgear and the Shiners, among many more. The Cornwall Seaway Lions Club was founded in 1980 and raises money for the less fortunate in the community. World- wide, the foundation has over 1.34 million members, with clubs on every continent.
The Cornwall and Area Chamber of Com- merce will present once again its yearly springtime tradition; The Spring Home and Leisure Show. After another of Cornwall’s long, cold and snowy winters, people are ready to enjoy the colourful exhibits with their great home, garden and leisure prod- ucts and services. Hosted at the Civic Com- plex, the show will feature several activities: Indoor Longdrive Championship The indoor Long Drive Championship will be back once again, giving pro or amateur golfers alike a chance to show their skills. City Central This year, the Chamber has partneredwith the City of Cornwall to present once again, City Central . Visitors will have a unique op- portunity to talk to municipal officials and to ask the questions they might have, re- garding city matters. Family Fun Zone The Family Fun Zone will once again be presented, catering to children as well as adults. There will be face painting, bird house building, the creation of pet rocks and much more. The 2015 Show promises to offer a won- derful experience for its many thousands of visitors. Said visitors will enjoy seeing some of the traditional exhibitors and will also get to experience some new ones with even more innovative products and services. The Spring Home & Leisure Show takes place on April 10 th (4pm to 9pm), April 11 th The Spring and Leisure Show
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business community speaking towards growth, leadership and innovation. With direction from the elected board of direc- tors, the Chamber looks to continuously progress the community through political advocacy, knowledge-based development and innovative opportunities.
(10am to 6pm) and April 12 th (10am to 4pm). Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students and is free for children under 12 years of age, as long as they are accom- panied by an adult. The Cornwall and Area Chamber of Com- merce is the unified voice of the region’s
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