L&A Loop | January 8 Edition

Local news, events & deals for Lennox & Addington County

Hey everyone,

Welcome to Edition 2. We’re keeping things simple this week: a unique local workshop, hometown hockey, and a business spotlight featuring a very familiar face in the Napanee animal care community.

If you have an event coming up or want to see your business featured, just hit reply.

Napanee
Wellness at the museum
Fusion movement class (Yoga + Pilates + Barre + Qi Gong)
Wed, Jan 14 | 12:05 PM to 12:55 PM | Museum of Lennox & Addington, 97 Thomas St E
Mid-week reset blending strength, stretch, balance, and breathwork. Bring a yoga mat and water.

Local hockey night
Napanee Raiders home game vs. Trent Hills Thunder
Fri, Jan 9 | 7:30 PM | Best & Bash Arena
An easy Friday night plan. Support local athletes and soak up the small-town arena atmosphere.

Tamworth
Sunday night hockey
Tamworth Sabres home game vs. Durham Hawks
Sun, Jan 11 | 7:00 PM | Stone Mills Recreation Centre
Classic Sunday night hockey in Tamworth.

Kingston
Worth the drive
Winter sowing native plants workshop
Sat, Jan 10 | 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM | The Seniors Centre (Champlain Room), 56 Francis St
Learn how to start native wildflowers in winter using recycled milk jugs or clear takeout containers.

Editor’s tip: Arrive a little early. The Seniors Centre is home to the “Next-to-New” Shop (Crème de la Closet Boutique), a volunteer-run boutique with high-quality clothing and unique gifts.

Save the date (Napanee)
Museum night
“Catch My Eye” exhibit opening and artist talk (Jim Peets)
Tue, Jan 20 | 7:00 PM | Museum of Lennox & Addington
Exhibit opening and artist talk at the museum.

Birmingham Bed & Bowls | In-Home Dog Care

Most dog owners know the feeling. You’re heading out of town, but your dog is the type who considers a kennel a personal insult and views concrete floors as a grievance. If your pup prefers a real couch and a quiet home, you’ll want to meet James and Leah Birmingham.

James and Leah run a local, in-home care service that feels more like a “grandma’s house” stay than a boarding facility.

What sets them apart is Leah’s deep roots in animal care. Leah is a Registered Veterinary Technologist with 26 years of experience. You likely recognize her from her 20 years helping build the Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre in Napanee, or perhaps she taught you or a family member during her 17 years as an instructor at St. Lawrence College.

That background brings real peace of mind. Whether your dog is under the weather or just being dramatic about dinner time, Leah has seen it all. It’s a home-based option for owners whose dogs have opinions and want to stay with someone who understands them.

Get in touch
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CtvS17AUk/

We are keeping our business spotlights free and focused on real local stories. If you know a business that deserves a shout-out, reply to this email and we’ll send over our Simple Spotlight questions.

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See you next week,
The L&A Loop Team
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