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Community Connections Fair: Building bridges in Carleton Place

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The Carambeck Community Centre is excited to host the inaugural Community Connections Fair on November 9th, from 10 AM to 2 PM. This free event aims to unite residents of Carleton Place by showcasing a variety of free and low-cost programs and services available in the community.

Join us at the Carambeck Community Centre for a day filled with opportunities to learn about local resources that can help you build connections, get assistance, or volunteer. Whether you’re seeking support, wanting to contribute, or simply looking to meet like-minded neighbors, the Community Connections Fair has something for everyone.

The Community Connections Fair is about recognizing that we all have something to give and times where we need support; together we can co-create the community we aspire to be part of.

In addition to information booths and resources, the event will feature activities for children, ensuring a fun day for families. 

Event Details:

  • What: Community Connections Fair
  • When: November 9th, 10 AM – 2 PM
  • Where: Carambeck Community Centre, Carleton Place
  • Cost: Free to attend

Everyone is welcome to attend, and we encourage residents to come out, get involved, and see how they can make a difference in their community. Let’s come together to strengthen our connections and enhance the vibrant community spirit of Carleton Place.

For more information, please contact organizers at arizaconsulting1@gmail.com.

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