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Creating Possibilities BBMA Celebration 2025 | Edmonton Inn & Conference Center
The BBMA endowment fund supports Métis Albertans seeking to change their circumstances through education and skill development.
Creating Possibilities is an annual cultural event that honors the journeys and successes of BBMA participants. The value of the program goes beyond the dollars--it's an investment in our future, helping Métis students achieve their career goals and make a difference in their communities.
Awards are intended to assist recipients with essential costs such as tuition, fees, and sometimes textbooks and supplies. Each year approximately 250 awards are approved by the BBMA Panel.
Since 2001, these awards have generated more than $11 million for over 3500 Métis Albertans studying at various institutions. 400 guests are expected to attend this year including Elders, Founders, previous and present recipients, dignitaries and generous sponsors.
2022 'Founders' Video
BBMA Milestone Magazine
Information Source: Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards | eventbrite
Meat Industry Food Safety Conference 2025 | To be clarified
The Meat Industry Food Safety Conference, taking place in Kansas City from September 9 to September 10, 2025, is a pivotal event for professionals in the meat industry.
This conference aims to address the latest advancements and best practices in food safety, providing attendees with invaluable insights from leading experts. Participants will engage in informative sessions, workshops, and discussions focusing on regulatory updates, innovative safety technologies, and strategies to enhance food safety protocols. Networking opportunities abound, allowing attendees to connect with industry peers and thought leaders.
Information Source: North American Meat Institute | expotobi
PAC 25 | Magdalen College
50 of the industry's rising stars will be heading to the stunning grounds of The University of Oxford, September 10th to 13th, for our annual 3-day PAC course.
Aimed at media professionals with 2-5 years experience, PAC provides delegates with a mix of theoretical and practical skills, and the opportunity to work on a live client brief.
Each year we are privileged to have a different global brand set a live brief for the delegates to respond to in their teams. This year the live client brief for PAC 2025 will be set by Burberry.
We are excited to see how our PAC 2025 cohort responds to the Burberry brief, and would like to extend a warm thank you to the team at Burberry and OMD, their media agency, for joining us this year.
Information Source: IAA UK | eventbrite
Edmonton Secret Sunset Streetcar Pop-up Concert & Craft Beer | Edmonton Radial Railway Society
Find magic at a secret-performance with a local Edmonton artist, curated acoustic set, and beer from a local brewery atop the high level bridge this summer.
Enjoy the sunset and see your date in a brand new light.
Please arrive fifteen minutes early, to allow for check-in. The streetcar will depart and return to the Edmonton Radial Railway Society in Old Strathcona
10254 82 Ave NW
at the stated departure time.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Information Source: Edmonton.events | eventbrite
Cake, Connection & a Killer Keynote | Woodvale Facility and Clubhouse
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE HIGHLIGHTS:
It'll be an evening full of value. Which highlight provides you the most value?
Kantency Re-Launch
Kantency technically "launched" back in November but was weak. We've done lots of learning since then. We've meet lots of wonderful people, had tons of amazing conversations, and each person has a different idea of what Kantency is (to no fault of their own).
Join us for our "Re-Launch", where we proudly show you the new & improved Kantency!
Keynote Debut
Part of Kantency's mission is to shift perspectives. We love to tell stories and we have a knack for explaining world-changing concepts in easy to understand ways.
Join us for our "Keynote Debut", where we proudly present our signature Keynote Topic:
The Water Cycle Metaphor: A Tool for Mapping Organizational Change
or [Unblock Your Blueprint: A Strategic Tool for Project Planning & Development]
or [**
something to do with bypassing the limitations of language to take a step back to the big picture and understand the root context of a change in order to enhance collaboration**
]
... the official name is still TBD. We will be asking for your insights & takeaways afterwards
...
see the preview
here
Networking/Connection
``~Rebrand Spoiler Alert~
Kantency is Step 0.
If Step 1 is implementing a change, Step 0 is taking a step back to first map out your existing systems to ensure that a Step 1 change is effective.
Our network is our Step 1 team- a group of people who are the experts in their respective Step 1 changes & strategies.
We want to help people in our network to connect with one another. Naturally, we want to be intentional about it too. We want to help facilitate introductions in the room to get people connected with the right people.
Karli's Birthday Celebration
It's an exciting birthday celebration for Karli, although we won't disclose the number here. The last year has been an absolute rollercoaster, getting Kantency birthed and off the ground. This next lap around the sun is going to be a BIG one, with oodles of big milestones and we want to kick it off with a bang!
Also... you know you're an entrepreneur when your business and personal life become intertwined like this...
Community Event Announcement
We have a juicy new community event that we are working on rolling out and will be annnouncing it at this Re-Launch party!
Delicious Food
Food is a love language. It doesn't seem fitting to have an event without providing food. Nourishing our minds, souls & bodies!
More Info:
Doors open at 6pm.
Cocktail hour until 6:45pm
Welcome Greeting at 6:45pm
Keynote starts at 7pm
Food at 8pm, then you're free to do as you wish: eat, drink, be merry, go home. Up to you.
REGISTER BY SEPT 2 SO WE CAN ADVISE THE CHEF OF NUMBERS
Food is included in registration. There will be a "cash" bar, which you're on your own for
Information Source: Kantency Consulting Ltd. | eventbrite
Irrational Comedy featuring Jules Balluffi | Irrational Brewing Company
Stand up comedy in Edmonton!
Comedians on Irrational Comedy have been featured on: Just For Laughs, CBC Radio, Sirius XM, Wiinipeg Comedy Festival, And More!
About the Headliner:
Jules Balluffi is a rising star in the Edmonton comedy scene. Originally from New York, Jules moved to Alberta for graduate school and stumbled into stand-up shortly thereafter. She featured in the 2024 Grindstone Comedy Festival and has performed stand-up across Canada and in New York. Jules also writes and performs sketch comedy alongside her all-fem sketch troop, Sketchy Broads. Described by some as “perplexed and slightly frustrated”, Jules charms audiences with her observations and concerns.
Information Source: Noah Brodeur | eventbrite
Why the UK must seize its opportunity be a global R+D superpower | Cherwell Boathouse Restaurant
George is MP for Mid Norfolk. He was Elected to Parliament in 2010 after a 15 year career in the Cambridge cluster founding high-growth technology companies. George has served in the last three Governments as UK Trade Envoy, the first UK Minister for Life Science, Chair of the Prime Minister’s Policy Board and Minister of State for Decarbonisation, Disconnection & Digitalisation at the Department for Transport. In 2022 he was appointed as Minister of State for Science, Technology, Research and Innovation at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. In 2023 George was appointed as Minister of State in the newly-created Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
Information Source: Jens Tholstrup | eventbrite
Second Wednesday In Maidenhead | Norden Farm Centre for the Arts
An opportunity for people to meet and promote their businesses in an informal relaxed atmosphere with a view to developing and strengthening relationships.
Join us the second Wednesday of every month for networking sessions:
12.30 p.m. and 2.00 p.m
Norden Farm, Altwood Rd, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 4PF
Refreshments available.
Spaces are limited so please book here to avoid disappointment.
Please do let others know about this event and you are welcome to bring along colleagues, friends and business contacts.
Name badges will be issued on entry but be prepared in advance so please confirm attendance.
Additional guests are welcome, and a list of all attendees will be circulated by email shortly after the event.
By registering for the event, the attendees agree for their contact details to be shared with other attendees.
There will be space set aside for you to layout your marketing materials.
Advanced notification of attendance would be appreciated for catering purposes.
A pre-booked 1-2-1 session can be available before an event for anyone with specific business or legal enquiries they may wish to discuss. For further details,
please contact Stephanie Buckeridge - s.buckeridge@gardner-leader.co.uk
For further information, please click "contact the organiser" below.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Information Source: SWIM | eventbrite
Coffee & Convos Moms Group: Attachment and Bonding | The Fourth
Join our free drop-in moms group at The Fourth!
Tuesday afternoon 1:00PM to 2:30PM
Wednesday morning 10:00AM to 11:30AM
Enjoy a free cup of Nespresso coffee, meet new friends and chat about motherhood. We'll be bringing in guest speakers and learning about important topics related to motherhood and maternal mental health.
Sep 10
: Attachment and Bonding
Izabela Bienko, Registered Psychologist with Insight Psychological
More than simply having a relationship with, or knowing, your child. Healthy attachment is a biological necessity. We will discuss attachment and bonding between parents and their children, and the impact on mental health.
Please note, due to illness or personal reasons there may be last minute changes in guest speakers or topics. We try to update our website and Instagram as often as possible.
Our instagram: @thefourthca
Our website: www.the-fourth.ca
Information Source: The Fourth | eventbrite
Edmonton Secret Sunset SWEET-Car Pop-up | Edmonton Radial Railway Society
Find magic at a secret-performance with a local highlighting an an accostic show and three courses of locally made sweet treats with a seltzer to enjoy the sunset.
Please arrive fifteen minutes early, to allow for check-in. The streetcar will depart and return to the Edmonton Radial Railway Society in Old Strathcona
10254 82 Ave NW
at the stated departure time.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Information Source: Edmonton.events | eventbrite
YEG Wine Experience Dinner Party at Little Village | Little Village
Information Source: Vinomania | eventbrite
Full Moon Meditation Chakra Cleanse & Rebalance Sept 10th, 2025 | Centre For Spiritual Living Edmonton
Under the influence of the full moon, in the astrological sign of Pisces, you will transform into an aquatic being, as you navigate and learn how you experience and understand emotion as a whole.
The emotional connections we have with others both past present and future are highly influential in our souls growth and personal journey within our lifetime.
This journey presents an opportunity to discover and understand those connections, and make some decisions on how you would like to move forward with them.
You will discover within the journey realm, a supportive space to navigate and gain personal clarity, to set meaningful intentions and release what no longer serves your souls growth.
In addition to the Shamanic journeying together there will be a sound bath meditation, where a chakra cleanse and rebalancing to help support reconnection to self will be performed.
As always we will end the night with a group chant. If you have any special items that you would like to lay on the shared altar for the duration of the evening, or that you would like charged/blessed at the end of class, please feel free to bring them.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Ticket cost is $43 Earlybird
4 drop in spots are available for a cash/e-transfer payment at the door of $48
We will begin at 7pm Sharp. The duration of this event is from 7pm-9pm.
If you would like to guarantee your spot please register on eventbrite.
Information Source: Journeys With Joanne | eventbrite
Oxford County Fair 2025 | Oxford County Fair
The Oxford County Fair display products like milking parlor, homemade ice cream, crafts, midway, mechanical pulling, demo derbies etc.
The exhibitors gathering here will showcase a wide range of products and services such as sowing and farm work clothes and safety gear, masks and hoods, building tools, time cutting, cattle management equipment, organic food, bike and vehicle maintenance apparatus, DIY kits and tool kits, home utility products, garden and home improvement tools, fencing tools and equipments, cleaning and moving apparatus, moving machinery, artifacts, farm products, livestock feed and management machines
Information Source: Maine Association of Agricultural Fairs | expotobi
Tim Berners-Lee THIS IS FOR EVERYONE | The Sheldonian Theatre
This Is For Everyone
The most influential inventor of the modern world, Sir Tim Berners-Lee is a different kind of visionary. Born in the same year as Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, Berners-Lee famously shared his invention, the World Wide Web, for no commercial reward. Its widespread adoption changed everything – transforming humanity into the first digital species. Through the web, we live, work, dream and connect.
In this intimate memoir, Berners-Lee tells the story of his iconic invention, exploring how it launched a new era of creativity and collaboration, while unleashing a commercial race that today imperils democracies and polarizes public debate. Filled with his characteristic optimism, technical insight and wry humour, this is a book about the power of technology – both to fuel our worst instincts and to profoundly shape our lives for the better.
As the rapid development of artificial intelligence heralds a new era of innovation, Berners-Lee is the perfect guide to the crucial decisions ahead – and provides a gripping, in-the-room account of the rise of the online world. Peppered with rich anecdotes and amusing reflections, This is For Everyone is an essential read for understanding our times, and a bold manifesto for advancing humanity's future.
Tim Berners-Lee
Sir Tim Berners-Lee was born on 8 June 1955 and grew up in London. He studied physics at the University of Oxford before working at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory in Geneva.
While at CERN, he wrote a program for storing information including using random associations that he named ‘Enquire’. While never published, Enquire became Sir Tim’s conceptual basis for marrying hypertext with the internet to create a system for sharing and distributing information globally. He published this proposal in a paper titled ‘Information Management: A Proposal’ in 1989. This was the World Wide Web (WWW).
Sir Tim has been a tireless advocate for shared standards, open web access for all and the empowerment of individuals on the web. He founded the World Web Consortium (W3C), the global web standards body, where he remains Emeritus Director. He is also the co-founder of the Open Data Institute and World Wide Web Foundation. As co-founder/CTO of Inrupt he has developed the Solid Protocol, pioneering open-source technology to provide data sovereignty for citizens, governments and companies.
Sir Tim is an Emeritus Professor of Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Oxford, and has been the recipient of several honorary degrees and awards, including the Seoul Peace Prize and the Turing Prize widely recognised as akin to the Nobel Prize for Computing. He was knighted in 2004 and later appointed to the Order of Merit by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Information Source: Blackwell's, Broad Street Oxford | eventbrite
Museum of Oxford Walks: Pre-Raphaelite Adventures in Oxford | Museum of Oxford
Oxford is exceptionally rich in its associations with the
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
, a 19th-century artistic movement known for its veneration of detail, elegance and beauty. This insightful 90-minute walk will bring
the artistic spirit of mid-19th century Oxford
to life, taking you to the key locations in Oxford associated with the movement and its artists, and with particular reference to Oxford-inspired paintings.
You’ll see where
Jane Burden
, embroiderer and muse, once lived at ‘Hell’s Passage’, the
Oxford Union
, home to Pre-Raphaelite murals and a noteworthy debacle involving
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
, Magdalen College Tower and the story of a particular
May Morning
, plus more locations significant to the works and lives of
John Millais
,
William Holman Hunt
,
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
,
Edward Burne-Jones
,
William Morris
,
Jane Burden
,
Elizabeth Siddall
– and not forgetting author-cum-photographer
Lewis Carroll
– plus their important patrons,
John Ruskin
and
Thomas Combe
.
The walk is near-circular, beginning at the Museum of Oxford and ending outside the Oxford Union (St Michael's Street).
Join a tour of Pre-Raphaelite Artists in Oxford to see Oxford through the eyes of an expert and uncover the artistic histories embedded in our city.
Accessibility and further information
Meeting point: Museum of Oxford shop (located inside the Oxford Town Hall). Please arrive 5 minutes before the start of the walk and check in at the Museum Shop with our friendly front of house team.
The walk lasts 1.5 hours.
The itinerary includes cobbled streets, uneven surfaces and narrow pavements. Additionally, one of the stops is accessed via a very narrow passageway (optional). Please email museum@oxford.gov.uk if you would like to discuss any access requirements ahead of booking a walk.
Please note that this walk is recommended for ages 16+.
Tickets cost £15 and are available to purchase online (booking fee applies) or at the Museum shop.
Meet your tour guide: Mark Davies
Mark Davies
is an Oxford local historian, public speaker, and guide. His publications include the social and cultural importance of the city’s waterways (
A Towpath Walk in Oxford; Alice in Waterland; Alice’s Oxford on Foot; What a Liberty!
); historical crime (
Stories of Oxford Castle; The Abingdon Waterturnpike Murder
) and a biography of the Oxford pastry cook who was the first Englishman to fly (
King of all Balloons
). Until 2020 he had lived on an Oxford residential narrowboat for nearly 30 years, and is the Chair of the Jericho (Oxford) Living Heritage Trust. He is also a trustee of the Lewis Carroll Society, a member of the Society of Authors, and on the committee of the Alliance of Literary Societies.
Access at the Museum
The Museum is accessible for wheelchair users, buggies and baby carriers. There is step-free, level entry access to the Town Hall via the entrance closest to Carfax (to the left of the main steps as you face the Town Hall). Inside the Museum, Museum Makers is accessible via a platform lift and lift to the basement level. Accessible toilets are available in the Museum (close to Museum Makers) and in the Town Hall on the ground floor, before entering the Museum.
Please contact the Museum team if you'd like to talk to a member of staff about your access requirements. Further access information can be found on our website:
https://museumofoxford.org/plan-your-visit/access
Information Source: Museum of Oxford | eventbrite
Monolith x Endeavour Brewing - Cask Beer Streetcar SEPT 11 7:00 PM | 10910 100 Ave NW
ALL ABOARD! Join The Common in celebrating some of Alberta's best breweries, and downtown restaurants aboard Edmonton’s high-level street car.
From 700 pm - 810 pm we raise a glass with our friends to toast some of the best beer to be found in Alberta.
Tickets to this event include:
A pour from both of the casks - They are a one time brew crafted by The Monolith & Endeavour Brewing ! This is the week of the Monoliths annual barrel fest festival!
A light 2 item food menu (not a meal) from The Common, transportation on the rail car & back to the original stop plus a ticket for a select pour of beer at The Common after the event.
***** Meet and Pickup on the Edmonton Rail car - north most stop (close to the Common, just south of Jasper ave) Minors prohibited.
Refunds up to 7 days before the event only. Refunds request must be communicated prior to these times. Event runs rain or shine unless indicated!
Information Source: The Common | eventbrite
StoryCraft - Durham branch | West Grey Public Library - Durham Branch
This program is for kids ages 3-8. Create props and characters for a story, and then help us tell the story with our creations!
Caregivers of children 4 and under must be with their child at all times. Caregivers of kids ages 5-9 must remain nearby to help with their child as needed.
Information Source: West Grey Public Library | eventbrite
OxPropAwards 2025 | Keble College
OxPropAwards - Time to celebrate!
Thursday, 11th September 2025
AFTERNOON WALKS -
Icons or eyesores?
Details
A walk and talk around the many and varied 21st century additions to Oxford’s historic centre, aiming to decide whether they should be saved or nuked.
There will be two groups led by local architects Adrian James (Adrian James Architects) and Nick Hardy (TSH Architects). Both are winners of multiple design awards, including the uber-prestigious OxProp Awards.
NOTE - UK Prop Social Members: limited to one place per company. Non-members must purchase a ticket for the Walk.
Timings
Meet at 13.45 outside Keble College on Parks Road and we will return by 16.00, allowing time for attendees to go back to their hotel and get ready for the evening awards.
EVENING AWARDS
We aim to develop an evening that achieves the holy grail of events - recognising the range of skills, company services, and projects completed in Oxfordshire in 2024/25 while providing guests time to network and have a memorable evening!
Details
The awards will be hosted in the Great Hall at Keble College which has a capacity of 308 and is one of the largest and most impressive venues in the City of Oxford. Sitting on college-style tables, guests will experience an evening that will be unique and memorable. Please also note that this event is often sold out by July and has become a popular date for the property community.
Timings
Champagne reception from 18.15 and formal proceedings start at 19.15 with a charity element followed by a three-course dinner, the awards ceremony to finish around 22.30, and finally, networking in the Keble College Bar which will close at midnight.
Terms & Conditions Apply
Information Source: UK Property Forums | eventbrite
Nature Tots - Sutton Courtenay, Thursday 11 September | Sutton Courtenay Environmental Education Centre
Join our friendly Nature Tots staff and volunteers to explore the nature reserve and enjoy wildlife themed activities
suitable for children aged 18 months to 4 years
. We have a different theme each month, eg mini-beasts, dinosaurs or weather, and every session includes wildlife exploration, sensory play, stories and crafts. We start with child-led play and then come together for a story (it's a good idea to bring a snack and a drink for your child to eat at this point, we provide tea and coffee for grown ups) and usually some singing before we move on to a few extra activities, often including a craft. A lovely way to spend quality time in the great outdoors with your child.
Please note activities will take place outdoors - dress for the weather!
In winter we may head into the centre for the second half of the session to warm up with a story and crafts by the stove, but we always start outdoors.
You only need to book a place for your child, not for the accompanying adult. It's fine to bring baby siblings along, they do not need a ticket.
Please note the centre is accessible by public transport with regular buses (including connection to Didcot Parkway railway station) serving Milton Park, a few minutes walk from the centre.
We are committed to keeping our visitors, staff and volunteers safe. Please DO NOT attend if you or your child are unwell, or testing positive for an infectious illness, such as COVID-19. Your consideration is hugely appreciated.
Information Source: The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite
Local Volunteer Event: Evening Bat Walk | Garnier Road Car Park
Join bat expert Nik Knight, County Recorder from Hampshire Bat Group, to learn more about the ecology of these fascinating animals. We will then have an evening stroll of about 2km in total alongside the Itchen navigation as the skies darken and bats begin to emerge from their roosts to hunt for insects. Bat calls are usually pitched at too high a frequency for humans to hear naturally. We should be able to detect the various calls using bat detectors kindly loaned to us for the evening by Hampshire Bat Group. Historically the public perception of bats has been largely negative but bats are an important part of our ecosystem. Bats are now in need of our help as they face many threats including from loss of habitat and the decline in the abundance of nocturnal insects. Nik will talk about current work in raising people's awareness of bats and the importance of their conservation.
PLEASE NOTE in the event of a very wet or very windy evening this event will be cancelled.
Image credit: Amy Lewis
Information Source: Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust | eventbrite
PeaceWorks Live 2025: The Domestic Abuse Intervention Training Conference | Winfield Baptist Church
Who is the intended audience for PeaceWorks Live 2025?
This year’s conference is intended to serve both professional and lay helpers who are engaged in gospel-centered domestic abuse intervention ministry. Past attendees have included licensed and lay biblical counselors, social workers, pastors, elders, small group leaders, advocates, survivors, and family members of those experiencing or perpetrating abuse. Whether you are a veteran domestic abuse interventionist or you are in the beginning stages understanding this topic, we hope you will join us.
PeaceWorks Live is more than a training event. It's a gathering for people helpers who are committed to responding to domestic abuse with confidence in the sufficiency of Scripture, humble dependence on the Holy Spirit, safety and support for victims, and accountability and repentance opportunities for perpetrators. This is a time for these helpers to reflect on what it means to faithfully respond to these cases with Christ-exalting, gospel-centered solutions and to be reminded that they are not alone in this difficult work.
A Word to Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse:
If you are a perpetrator of domestic abuse in need of resources to aid in your repentance process, please understand PeaceWorks Live is not intended to serve you in this way. Instead, we ask that you please visit www.menofpeace.org to view the resources PeaceWorks has designed specifically for abusive men desiring change.
A Word to Victims of Domestic Abuse:
If you are currently living under the weight of abuse and in need of support as you pursue safety and sanity, please visit www.menofpeace.org/for-spouses to view a list of recommended victim care resources. If you are a survivor of domestic abuse desiring to engage in domestic abuse intervention ministry yourself, we recommend that, if possible, you not attend PeaceWorks Live alone but that you bring with you a trusted friend who can provide you with support throughout the event as the conference content may be triggering for survivors.
Worship & Plenary Sessions
All attendees, regardless of which educational track they register for (see below), will come together throughout the conference for four combined plenary sessions.
Plenary #1 -
Chris Moles
Plenary #2 -
Greg Wilson
Plenary #3 -
Elyse Fitzpatrick
Plenary #4 -
Rachael Denhollander
Plenary session descriptions COMING SOON.
On Friday night of the conference, attendees will also come together for a special night of corporate lament. We hope you will join us as we bring our collective grief and sorrow to the Lord and put our trust in Him as the Redeemer who rescues, restores, and rules over all things.
Worship will be led by
Adam Westlake
.
Educational Tracks
PeaceWorks Live 2025 will feature two educational tracks designed to equip helpers in two key aspects of domestic abuse intervention ministry. Each track will consist of seven training sessions.
Attendees will register for one of these two educational tracks. During the event, attendees must stay in the track for which they registered. To switch tracks, please contact PeaceWorks (revchrismoles.assist@gmail.com) by August 22, 2025. Please be aware that seating is limited in each track and we may not be able to accommodate your requested change.
Stewarding Survivor Stories Track (175 Spots Available)
As helpers, we are given the opportunity to hear and hold survivor stories. This is a great responsibility. How we receive and respond to these stories matters, not only for the survivors we serve, but for the families, churches, and communities they represent. May we be found faithful.
This brand new track (led by
Elyse Fitzpatrick
,
Rachael Denhollander
, and
Melissa Affolter
) will highlight seven common desires survivors have and prepare attendees to steward survivor stories with care and compassion.
Session #1 - Validation:
I want my story to matter.
Session #2 - Redemption:
I want my story to be useful.
Session #3 - Justice:
I want my story to be vindicated.
Session #4 - Protection:
I want my story to not be repeated.
Session #5 - Resolution:
I want my story to make sense.
Session #6 - Presence:
I want my story to be handled with care.
Session #7 - Restoration:
I want my story to have a happy ending.
Stewarding Survivor Stories Track session descriptions COMING SOON.
Men of Peace Facilitator Track (75 Spots Available)
This newly expanded track (led by
Chris Moles
and
Greg Wilson
) will highlight three approaches to perpetrator intervention: coaching, counseling, and groups - with the majority of the training focused on facilitating Men of Peace groups.
Session #1 - Assessing for Risk & Openness to Change
Session #2 - Contributive, Not Causative: Trauma-Informed Biblical Care for Perpetrators
Session #3 - Building Teams
Session #4 - Coaching Perpetrators
Session #5 - Counseling Perpetrators
Session #6 - Men of Peace Groups: The Whys & the Basics
Session #7 - Co-Facilitating Men of Peace Groups
CLICK HERE
to view the Men of Peace Facilitator Track session descriptions.
All PeaceWorks Live 202
5
attendees (both in-person and via livestream) will receive
an event attendee PDF packet (which will include all available session notes/outlines).
Please Note: Our attendees will only receive the available session PDF notes/outlines for the combined plenary sessions and the educational track they have registered for. We will not offer printed notes.
Conference Recordings Available for Pre-Order
PeaceWorks Live 2025 attendees can pre-order PeaceWorks Live 2025 conference recordings for only $40 (a 60% discount) when bundled with an in-person or livestream PeaceWorks Live 2025 ticket purchase at check-out. Otherwise, the conference recordings will be available to the public for purchase at full price ($100) after the conference has concluded.
PeaceWorks Live 2025 conference recordings will include
audio/video of the four combined Plenary Sessions,
audio/video of the seven Stewarding Survivor Stories Track sessions, and
corresponding session notes and transcripts.
Any in-person PeaceWorks Live 2025 attendees that purchase the PeaceWorks Live 2025 conference recordings will also receive access to the conference livestream and will have access to the unedited livestream videos for one week after the conference concludes.
There will be a period of time after the conference concludes during which the conference recordings will be edited and formatted. As soon as they are available we will contact pre-order purchasers via email with directions on how to access conference recordings on our Podia page. Podia (https://chrismoles.podia.com/) is our online course and webinar hosting site.
Information Source: PeaceWorks - Chris Moles | eventbrite
Kurt Frohlich Live at The Twin Otter Pub | 1305 175 St SW
The Show:
Join us
September 11th
at the Twin Otter Pub for a 1 night only show featuring musical talent Kurt Frohlich whome over the years, he has traveled the world with such acts as Marky Ramone (of The Ramones), Faster Pussycat and even did one-off with The Goo Goo Dolls.
Though Kurt pulls from a deep well of experience and influence, he cut his teeth on ‘70s and ‘80s punk and rock-and-roll bands like The Ramones, The Stooges, The Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys and The Clash. His love of showmanship and raw attitude shows in his adoration of KISS, Bowie and The Who. And his passion for songwriting manifests in his study of masters like Rufus Wainwright, Billy Joel and The Beatles. Kurt is a versatile artist with lots up his sleeve, this will be a quality show you wont want to miss.
Check out Kurt Frohlich's new Record on Spotify: Kurt Frolich 1977, LA Guns, The Loving Dead, amongst others.
Tickets
: $10
Show Time
: 8 PM
18+
Tickets are non refundable.
Information Source: The Twin Otter Pub | eventbrite
Autonomous Nation 2025 | Grand Farm Innovation Campus
Autonomous Nation 2025 brings together global leaders in autonomy to explore the latest advances in autonomous systems, with a special focus on agricultural applications. The event serves as a platform to showcase new technologies, foster collaboration between public and private sectors, and support the transition from research to real-world use.
The conference focuses on some of the most pressing challenges in agriculture, including workforce shortages, technology gaps, and policy barriers. Through live demonstrations, interactive sessions, and focused networking, attendees will connect with peers and experts who are actively working to advance autonomous solutions across industries.
Confirmed Autonomous Nation 2025 speakers include:
Jahmy Hindman
, CTO of
John Deere
Praveen Penmetsa
, CEO of
Monarch Tractor
Dr. Robert Ambrose
, Professor at
Texas A&M University
…and
more
!
Ticket Pricing & Deadlines
Secure your spot early and save! Autonomous Nation offers tiered pricing based on when you register:
Standard (July 9 - August 28):
$250 General Admission | $200 Group Tickets (5+ tickets)
Last Chance (August 29 – September 11):
$300 General Admission | $250 Group Tickets (5+ tickets)
Conference Goals
Showcase Latest Technologies:
Serve as a platform to feature cutting-edge advancements in autonomous agriculture and related industries.
Bridge Technology Gaps:
Facilitate discussion and collaboration among industry leaders to address technological barriers.
Address Workforce Shortages:
Explore how autonomy can help mitigate labor challenges in agriculture and beyond.
Engage Policymakers:
Connect industry leaders with policymakers to discuss regulatory hurdles, policy frameworks, and future opportunities.
Real-Time Demonstrations:
Highlight autonomous technologies through real-world applications and live demonstrations.
Experience Highlights
Live Autonomous Demonstrations
: See autonomous tractors, drones, and robotics in action during exclusive field demos, with possible on-site access to the teams behind the tech.
VIP Networking
: Make connections across sectors and roles in an intimate setting.during curated networking sessions, meals, and exhibit breaks.
Startup Showcase:
Discover emerging companies pitching next-generation autonomous solutions in a fast-paced spotlight session.
Expert-Led Content
: Hear from top voices throughout the AgTech industry on the future of autonomous systems.
Who Should Attend?
Agribusinesses and Industry Leaders:
Explore integration opportunities and engage with breakthrough technologies.
Government and Policymakers:
Learn from on-the-ground examples to inform legislation and policy.
Researchers and Educators:
Bring academic insights into commercial application.
Startups:
Test and validate solutions, connect with potential partners, and gain exposure.
Investors:
Discover promising companies addressing real-world autonomy challenges.
Growers:
See autonomy at work in agriculture and provide direct feedback.
Sponsorship Opportunities
We’re currently accepting event sponsorships for Autonomous Nation 2025. If interested, please reach out to Andrew Jason (
andrewj@grandfarm.com
).
Questions?
If you are interested in getting involved, email Sydney Brusseau (SydneyB@emergingprairie.com).
Media inquiries can be directed to Madi Simpson (MadiS@grandfarm.com).
About Grand Farm
Grand Farm
, powered by Emerging Prairie, capitalizes on the region’s potential and expertise in the agriculture and technology industries. Grand Farm is a network of growers, technologists, corporations, startups, educators, policy makers, and investors working together to solve problems in agriculture with applied technology.
Information Source: Grand Farm | eventbrite
The Monolith x Endeavour - Cask Beer Streetcar SEPT 11 545 PM | 10910 100 Ave NW
ALL ABOARD! Join The Common in celebrating some of Alberta's best breweries, and downtown restaurants aboard Edmonton’s high-level street car.
From 545 pm - 650 pm we raise a glass with our friends to toast some of the best beer to be found in Alberta.
Tickets to this event include:
A pour from both of the casks - They are a one time brew crafted by The Monolith & Eandeavour Brewing ! This is the week of the Monoliths annual barrel fest festival!
A light 2 item food menu (not a meal) from The Common, transportation on the rail car & back to the original stop plus a ticket for a select pour of beer at The Common after the event.
***** Meet and Pickup on the Edmonton Rail car - north most stop (close to the Common, just south of Jasper ave) Minors prohibited.
Refunds up to 7 days before the event only. Refunds request must be communicated prior to these times.
Information Source: The Common | eventbrite
Larch HOA 2025 Community End of Summer Party | May Link Northwest
The Larch Homeowners Association’s Board of Directors would like to invite all Larch Park residents to our annual amazing end of summer party.
Date: September 11, 2025
Time : 5:30PM-8:30pm.
Location: The Event will be hosted at May Link Northwest
This will be a fun event to end the summer and a last hooray before fall! It will be an opportunity to meet with your neighbors, eat some food, listen to amazing live music and enjoy a Beer Garden and more!
Please register on the Eventbrite if you are planning to participate. This will enable us to plan accordingly and provide the right quantities of food.
Food will be supplied by the Canadian Brewhouse, and there will be Vegetarian options and Gluten free food options available. Ensure to select the right ticket for your preference.
Ticket options
Tickets will be required to register in advance, they are
free of charge for food, non alcoholic beverage and attendance.
Tickets are
available to purchase for alcohol.
Please note that this is an event for Larch Park Residents in good standing only. Proof of address is required. Tickets will be available for food and attendance.
We look forward to the event and seeing our neighbors in the community!
Information Source: Larch Homeowners Association | eventbrite
Unlocking Horizon Europe and Czech R&D | Edmonton Unlimited
Information Source: Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Toronto | eventbrite
Damien Ghoul’s Wicked Cabaret- Chapter VII: Horror Favorites | The Dive Bar
Information Source: Damien Ghoul | eventbrite
Home Educators' Day 'Ponds Special' - Woolley Firs, Maidenhead, Thursday 11 September | Woolley Firs Environmental Education Centre
Are you a nature detective? Come and explore our aquatic life at Woolley Firs and the importance of ponds for other animals too.
Activities take around 2.5 hours so aim to arrive between 10-12 so as not to miss the workshops at either 10.30am or 12.30pm.
Aimed at 4-12 year olds.
Younger and older siblings welcome to attend. Pond activities for 4 years and above. Adult supervision essential at all times.
Bring a picnic if you wish. BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Information Source: The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite
EPICnic End of Summer Picnic Social Event | Rundle Park Site #2
Welcome to the
EPICnic End of Summer Picnic Social Event
! Join us at
Rundle Park Site #2
on
September 11, 2025 at 5:30 PM
for an evening of fun and relaxation.
Bring your favorite picnic blanket and snacks to share as we celebrate the end of summer together. Enjoy games, music, and great company in the beautiful outdoor setting of Rundle Park.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to unwind and connect with others in the community. We can't wait to see you there!
Event Date:
September 11, 2025 at 5:30 PM (Mountain Time)
Food and Drinks to be Provided
Information Source: Energy Pipeline Institute of Canada | eventbrite
Dried Flower String Art Workshop | BOXCAR COFFEESHOP
String Art Dried Flower Workshop
Join me at
BOXCAR COFFEE SHOP
for a fun and creative workshop where you can learn how to make stunning
String Art with Dried Flowers
! This hands-on event will guide you through the process of creating your own unique artwork using colorful beautiful dried flowers. No experience is necessary, just come ready to have a good time and unleash your creativity! Supplies will be provided, so all you need to bring is yourself and a positive attitude. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn a new craft and make something beautiful to take home with you!
Information Source: The Social Florist | eventbrite
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