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Celebration, Connection, and Creativity: What April Looked Like at the Village

From festive gatherings and art-filled afternoons to meaningful spiritual reflections and intergenerational adventures, April was a beautiful reminder of what makes life at the Village so special. With each event, residents, families, staff, and community partners came together to create moments that were joyful, engaging, and full of heart. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights that made this month one to remember.

Eid Celebration and Bazaar: A Joyful Start to the Month
We began April on a festive note with a vibrant Eid Market and Celebration. The Gathering Room were filled with the sights, sounds, and scents of tradition as residents explored colourful stalls featuring handmade goods, traditional sweets, and intricate henna art. More than just an event, it was a celebration of culture, community, and togetherness. Stories were shared, laughter echoed throughout the space, and everyone walked away with warm hearts and full smiles.

Easter Services and Mass: A Season of Reflection
Throughout the month, we were honoured to have Father Louis and Karen McBride visit regularly to lead Easter services and Mass. Their presence provided a peaceful and comforting space for reflection during the holy season. For many residents, it was a meaningful way to observe their faith traditions while feeling supported and connected.

Easter Festivities: Springtime Joy for All Ages
Easter was celebrated in true Village style—fun, inclusive, and full of life. Our Easter activities included an exciting round of Bingo, hands-on egg dyeing, and seasonal crafts that brought out the creativity in everyone. Families joined in, children beamed with excitement, and the Easter Bunny made a surprise visit, handing out treats and posing for photos. It was a delightful week that reminded us how special it is to celebrate across generations.

Science Centre Outing: A Day of Discovery and Wonder
One of the most anticipated and talked-about outings in April was our intergenerational trip to the Science Centre. Residents and children teamed up to explore interactive exhibits and hands-on learning zones. Whether marvelling at the stars in the planetarium or testing out physics experiments, the sense of curiosity and wonder was contagious. It was a day of learning, laughter, and unforgettable bonding.

April Fools’ Twin Day: Matching for a Laugh
To mark April Fools’ Day, we embraced the fun with a lighthearted Twin Day. Residents, staff, and children teamed up to dress in matching outfits, from identical bear shirts to denim outfits. The Village was full of double-takes, shared chuckles, and spontaneous photoshoots. It was a fun and playful way to connect, show off some personality, and make each other smile.

Automobility Walker and Wheelchair Clinic: Supporting Wellness and Confidence
We were pleased to welcome back our friends from Automobility Medical for a much-appreciated Walker and Wheelchair Clinic. Their team conducted check-ups to ensure that mobility aids were safe and comfortable, helping residents feel confident as they move about their day. Shontell also led a gentle and engaging session of walker-friendly exercises, promoting strength, balance, and overall wellness.

PCH Painting with Helen Continues
The creative spirit was alive this April as Helen continued to share her artwork with fellow residents. This month, she led us on a mini “Art Tour” of the third and fourth floors, highlighting her own paintings and sharing the personal memories behind each piece. It was more than just an art display—it was a storytelling journey that sparked meaningful conversations, admiration, and inspiration.

Bingo Bonanza: Friendly Competition and Community Fun
It was truly a bingo-filled month! In addition to our Easter Bingo, we were thrilled to host our very first AccessTV Bingo Night. The Gathering Room came to life with the sounds of calling numbers, playful competition, and shared excitement. With snacks like chips and popcorn in hand, residents enjoyed an evening of connection and camaraderie that turned into a new favourite.

Celebrating International Dance Day: Moving Through Cultures Together
To celebrate International Dance Day, our childcare kids took a trip around the world—through music and movement! They explored rhythms from different cultures, learned new steps, and expressed themselves with pure joy. The celebration came alive with a dance party where everyone had a chance to show off their moves.  Our residents lit up watching the performances and cheering the kids on—creating a beautiful intergenerational connection rooted in rhythm, culture, and fun.

Golden GOATs: Honouring Our Incredible Team
We closed out the month with style at our 2nd Annual Employee Recognition and Service Awards—an evening of appreciation, celebration, and Old Hollywood glamour. The red carpet was rolled out for our Golden GOATs (Greatest of All Time), as we honoured long-time staff, rising stars, and the everyday heroes who make Harbour Landing Village a warm, welcoming place to live and work. From heartfelt speeches to lighthearted moments and all the glitz in between, the evening was a powerful reminder of how much heart our team brings to the table. The vibes were truly immaculate—and it’s safe to say we ended April on a high note.

Looking Ahead to May: Bringing the Outdoors In
As gardens begin to bloom and spring truly sets in, we’re turning our attention to May with fresh energy. Expect more opportunities to connect with nature, new creative projects, and events that celebrate the changing season. Whether we’re planting, painting, or simply enjoying the sunshine, we’re excited for another month of growth—together.

May 5, 2025
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March at Harbour Landing Village: A Month of Colour, Celebration, and Community

March was nothing short of exciting at Harbour Landing Village! Our community came together to create meaningful moments filled with creativity, appreciation, and joy. Here’s a look back at the highlights from this vibrant month:

Mardi Gras Magic
We kicked off the month with a lively Mardi Gras-themed intergenerational birthday party! Residents and little ones joined in the fun, celebrating with colourful beads, festive masks, and plenty of laughter.

Creative Expressions with Helen Friesen
PCH residents explored their artistic side with guidance from Helen Friesen, an accomplished Regina painter and one of our IDL residents. Helen’s passion for art has spanned over 35 years, and she generously shared her talent, helping residents create beautiful pieces and build confidence in their creativity. Her artwork is also beautifully displayed in the halls of our 3rd and 4th floors.

A Month of Painting
March was all about art! Our Arts & Crafts Club kicked off the creativity with sponge painting, a fun and interactive way to explore colours and textures. Later in the month, Emilia, a talented local artist, guided our seniors in a separate painting session, creating breathtaking sunset reflection pieces. Meanwhile, preschoolers brought their rainbow-inspired masterpieces to life, using bold and vibrant colours. Their imaginations truly shone through every brushstroke!

Honouring Women on International Women’s Day
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Childcare Centre children created beautiful bouquets as heartfelt tributes to the incredible women in their lives. It was a touching way to show appreciation for mothers, grandmothers, and sisters.

Recognizing Our Amazing Team
For National Employee Appreciation Day, we celebrated the hardworking teams across all departments with a special Thank You Pancake Breakfast. Personal Care Home staff, Maintenance and Programming teams, and many others all play a vital role in making Harbour Landing Village feel like home.

A Colourful Celebration of India and Holi
We embraced the vibrancy of Indian culture with our India Pavilion & Holi celebration, a pre-event for the upcoming Cultural Mosaic Expo in May. Despite snowy weather and power outages, the spirit of Holi shone through with colourful festivities, delicious regional dishes, and mesmerizing dance performances. It was a beautiful display of cultural connection and joy!

St. Patrick’s Day Fun
Harbour Landing Village turned green for St. Patrick’s Day! Festive outfits, shamrock face paint, and plenty of laughter filled the Village. Over at Little Village Preschool, a mischievous leprechaun left behind golden treasures and a cereal mess, adding to the excitement!

Spreading Awareness for World Down Syndrome Day
Our little ones showed their support for World Down Syndrome Day by creating crafts to promote inclusion and awareness. It was heartwarming to see them participate in such a meaningful way.

Prioritizing Hearing Health
Brittney from Hear Canada returned to provide valuable hearing assessments for residents. This ongoing partnership helps ensure our community members have access to the resources they need to maintain their hearing health.

Golden Thumbs Awards: A Celebration of Community
We wrapped up March with our first-ever Golden Thumbs Awards, honouring the incredible PCH residents who make our Village feel like home. Each resident received an award recognizing their kindness and wisdom, followed by an afternoon of dainties, drinks, and music from Arnie Josephson. The energy in the room was contagious as residents and staff danced the afternoon away!

As we step into April, we look forward to even more opportunities to celebrate, connect, and create new memories together!

 

Apr 1, 2025
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February at Harbour Landing Village: A Month of Love, Fun, and Community!

February was nothing short of amazing at Harbour Landing Village! This month, our community came together to celebrate love, kindness, and togetherness in so many wonderful ways. We are loving the warm weather and so are the kids!

A Valentine’s Week to Remember Love was truly in the air as we kicked off an incredible Valentine’s celebration! Our week was packed with heartfelt crafts, thoughtful Valentine’s cards from the Kinder group in our daycare, and engaging activities planned by Jill that all centred around love and warmth.

To spread even more joy, we set up stations throughout the building where staff could write notes about what they love about their coworkers. Seeing all the heartfelt messages was truly special! And let’s not forget the amazing treat deliveries from PCH—because nothing says love like a sweet surprise!

Step Competition Champions We also wrapped up our highly competitive step challenge, and the winners were none other than the Clair-a-Dactyls! They flew past the competition with the most steps, earning themselves team water bottles and, of course, the ultimate bragging rights as they took home the trophy. Congratulations to our champions!

Spring Home Show – Come Say Hi! We are off to the Spring Home Show from February 28 to March 3, and we’d love to see you there! If you’re attending, be sure to swing by and say hello. It’s always a great opportunity to connect and share what makes Harbour Landing Village so special.

National Leadership Day & Our Retirement Era We took time to celebrate National Leadership Day, recognizing the amazing leaders within our building who inspire us every day. This month, we also promoted our In My Sask Retirement Era clothing line—because retirement should be stylish and fun! www.onestopseniorshop.ca

Spreading Kindness on Anti-Bullying Day February also brought us Anti-Bullying Day, where we turned our entire building pink! With over 40 items sold, all proceeds will be donated to support this important cause. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped us make a meaningful impact! Our fun design was created by our Marketing & Design Coordinator Sarah Ripley!

From heartwarming moments to competitive fun, February was truly a month to remember. We can’t wait to see what March has in store for us at Harbour Landing Village!

Feb 28, 2025
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January Highlights at Harbour Landing Village

January has been a month full of excitement, creativity, and steps—literally! At Harbour Landing Village, we kicked off the year with a Walking Challenge that brought together team spirit, fitness, and a lot of fun.

Walking Challenge Success!

To start the year on a healthy note, we launched a Walking Challenge across all departments. Every day, participants recorded their steps using apps, smartwatches, and phones. The goal? To encourage fun, fitness, and a little friendly competition!

We split into five lively teams:

  • Miles for Smiles
  • Clair-a-dactyl
  • B.R.A.D. Walking Club
  • Pickles and Pals Stroll
  • Roots Flipping Runner

The energy was contagious, with everyone cheering each other on and sharing their progress. Stay tuned for the announcement of our winning team! This activity not only brought our departments closer but also highlighted the importance of staying active and engaged.

Creative Writing Month

January’s theme was Creative Writing, and it was a blast. We encouraged our residents to flex their imaginations and submit their own creative stories. Thank you to everyone who participated—your creativity inspires us all!

Upcoming Events You Won’t Want to Miss

We’re already gearing up for an exciting year packed with amazing events! First on the list is our Pink Shirt Day fundraiser, supporting anti-bullying efforts. Show your support by purchasing a pink shirt at our front desk or online at One Stop Senior Shop under the HLV Pink Shirt Day section. Let’s stand together against bullying while looking great in pink! All net proceeds will be donated and orders need to be in by February 16th!

Stay tuned for more details about the fantastic events we’re planning for 2025. From community gatherings to themed activities, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

At Harbour Landing Village, we’re all about fostering connections, creativity, and community wellness. Here’s to a year filled with fun, fitness, and unforgettable experiences!

Jan 28, 2025
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Harbour Landing Village Launches 2025 Colouring Book Calendar: Celebrating Creative Expression!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Harbour Landing Village 2025 Colouring Book Calendar, a vibrant celebration of creativity, connection, and community! This interactive calendar is more than just a way to mark the days — it’s a canvas for self-expression and a reflection of all the joyful moments we’ve shared together.

Each month brings a unique theme, inspiring everyone to embrace their creativity. January kicks things off with Creative Writing, offering prompts like “Write about a moment that shaped who you are today.” As you engage with these thoughtful activities, you’ll discover new ways to reflect on your personal journey while connecting with others in our community. When you complete a writing prompt or other creative activity, bring it to the front desk to be featured in our monthly newsletters and inspire fellow residents and visitors alike.

What makes this calendar even more special is that it’s filled with photos capturing the heart and spirit at Harbour Landing Village — from art projects to fun events, and everything in between. Plus, every month doubles as a colouring page to help you unwind and spark your imagination!

Our Calendars were sponsored by Western Litho Printers for 2025! Thank you so much to Western Litho Printers in Regina for partnering with us. Emily & Sarah worked creatively and collectively on this beautiful calendar and you do not want to miss having one.

How to Get Your Copy:
Calendars are available now! Stop by our front desk to pick one up and start your creative journey with us today.

Let’s make 2025 a year of creativity and connection! 🎨🖋️

Jan 14, 2025
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Christmas in the Village – December 2024

Christmas in the Village: A Season of Joy and Togetherness

The holiday season is a magical time at Harbour Landing Village. From twinkling lights to heartwarming traditions, this December has been filled with activities that bring our community together. Residents, families, and staff have joined hands to celebrate the spirit of the holidays, making every day feel merry and bright.

A Party to Remember: Our Building-Wide Christmas Celebration

Mark your calendars! On December 17, the entire Village will come together for our much-anticipated building-wide Christmas party! This joyous event will bring residents, families, and staff under one festive roof to share in laughter, delicious food, and holiday cheer. It promises to be a memorable occasion that truly embodies the togetherness of the season.

Highlights from December So Far

The holiday spirit has been in full swing since the start of the month. On December 4, we kicked off the season with our management Christmas party—a night filled with laughter, karaoke, and plenty of holiday magic. From festive decorations to lively music, it was a celebration to remember. Jela & Sarah were after the same box all night for the gift exchange but it went home with photographer Chris! Baby Bo even made an appearance to see everyone in their festive sweaters!

Adding to the fun, Holly Harbour, our mischievous elf, has made her annual return! Residents are encouraged to find her as she pops up in surprising places around the Village, spreading cheer and a sense of playful wonder.

A Month of Festive Fun

December at Harbour Landing Village is packed with holiday activities for everyone to enjoy with a huge thank you to Jill for planning and executing them all:

  • Hot Chocolate Days: Staff and residents warm up with cozy cups of cocoa!
  • Elf on the Shelf: Holly Harbour’s antics keep everyone on their toes.
  • Candy Cane Grams: A sweet way to spread holiday love among the community.
  • Candy Jar Guessing Games for Staff & Residents: Friendly competition and festive prizes add to the excitement.
  • Dress-Up Days: From ugly sweaters to Santa hats, everyone gets a chance to show off their holiday style.
  • Door Decorating: A friendly competition between residents to decorate their door for the holiday season! Winners will be featured in our newsletter!
  • Christmas Card Photo Shoots: Capturing precious moments to share with loved ones.
  • Christmas Movies: Cozy screenings of classic holiday films bring nostalgia and joy.

Looking Ahead: Christmas Day Celebration

Our Christmas Day celebration is complimented with a festive meal at roots! The day will be full with music and holiday cheer. Families and residents can look forward to spending the day together and celebrating the Christmas season!

Reflecting on the Spirit of the Holidays

At Harbour Landing Village, the holidays are about more than just events and decorations—they’re about community. This season, we’re reminded of the incredible people who make our Village a place of belonging and joy. From our residents, childcare and our dedicated staff, everyone contributes to the unique magic of the holidays here.

As we celebrate this season, we want to extend our gratitude to each member of our community for their role in making Harbour Landing Village a truly special place.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Harbour Landing Village! We can’t wait to share more festive moments with you in the days to come. It really does take a Village!

Dec 11, 2024
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Local History & Heritage – June 2024

Local history and heritage serve as the cornerstone of our collective identity, offering a window into the past that shapes our present and future. By understanding and preserving the unique stories, landmarks, and traditions of our communities, we cultivate a sense of belonging and pride. Embracing local history not only honors the achievements and struggles of those who came before us but also enriches our cultural landscape, fostering a deeper connection to our roots and inspiring future generations.

The City of Regina owes its strength and vibrancy to these lands and the diverse Indigenous Peoples whose ancestors’ footsteps have marked this territory as well as settlers from around the world who continue to be welcomed here and call Regina home. Regina became a city in 1903 is the capital of Saskatchewan and the 16th largest city in Canada with its population being around 228,928.

Because Saskatchewan became a full member of the Canadian federation only in 1905, much of the area’s historical interest depends on events vastly older than the province. The first known human inhabitants were present at least 12,000 years ago; they were mainly hunters. On the eve of European colonization, First Nations people from a variety of cultural and linguistic origins occupied the forest and prairie regions.

The history of First Nations in Regina is deeply rooted in the rich cultural traditions and experiences of the Indigenous peoples who have inhabited the region for thousands of years. The area around Regina is traditionally the land of the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota, Lakota, and Dakota peoples. These communities lived sustainably off the land, engaged in complex trade networks, and maintained vibrant cultures and spiritual practices long before European contact.

The arrival of European settlers and the subsequent establishment of Regina in the late 19th century brought significant changes and challenges for the First Nations peoples. Treaties, such as Treaty 4 signed in 1874, were intended to establish peaceful relations and mutual benefits but often resulted in the displacement and marginalization of Indigenous communities.

In conclusion, local history and heritage are essential for understanding our identity and origins. They offer valuable insights into past lives and achievements, fostering a sense of community and pride. Preserving our heritage honors our ancestors and ensures that their lessons guide us toward a more connected future. Embracing local history strengthens our cultural foundation and inspires future generations to cherish and uphold our community’s legacy.

Special Dates & Facts:

  • Regina started off as a hunters’ camp in the 1880’s. Back when the buffalo still roamed the prairies it was called Pile O’Bones for all the bones left there after skinning and cutting buffalo.
  • Wascana Lake was originally created in 1883 by damming Wascana Creek between Angus and Rae Streets. It was then drained in the 1930s as part of a government relief project; 2,100 men widened and dredged the lake bed and created two islands using only hand tools and horse-drawn wagons.
  • 1906 – Royal Saskatchewan Museum established.
  • 1908-12 – The monumental Saskatchewan Legislative Building was built.
  • 1910 – University of Regina established.
  • 1911-12 – Train Station– later to become Casino Regina was built.

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Jun 6, 2024
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Senior Health & Wellness – May 2024

As we journey through life, one of the most precious gifts we possess is our health. As we age, prioritizing our well-being becomes even more crucial. Embracing senior health and wellness allows us to live our golden years to the fullest, enjoying each moment with vitality and joy. While staying active and exercising regularly are crucial components of maintaining good health, it’s important to recognize that true wellness encompasses more than just physical fitness. Mental and emotional well-being, social connections, proper nutrition, and adequate rest all play integral roles in our overall health. Taking time to nourish our minds, nurture our relationships, and prioritize self-care are equally important aspects of a healthy lifestyle. By embracing a holistic approach to health, we can achieve a greater sense of balance, fulfillment, and vitality in our lives.

Here are some simple tips and tricks to help you maintain your health and well-being as you age gracefully:

  1. Stay Active: Regular physical activity is key to maintaining mobility, strength, and flexibility. Whether it’s taking a leisurely stroll around the neighborhood, participating in chair exercises, or joining a senior fitness class, find activities that you enjoy and make them a regular part of your routine.
  2. Eat Nutritious Meals: A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains is essential for overall health. Aim to include a variety of colorful foods to ensure you’re getting the nutrients your body needs to thrive.
  3. Stay Hydrated: Proper hydration is essential for maintaining good health, especially as we age. Make it a habit to drink plenty of water throughout the day, and limit your intake of sugary beverages and alcohol.
  4. Get Plenty of Rest: Quality sleep is crucial for overall well-being and helps support healthy aging. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night, and establish a relaxing bedtime routine to help you unwind and prepare for a restful night’s sleep.
  5. Stay Socially Connected: Maintaining social connections is important for mental and emotional health. Whether it’s joining one of our activities, volunteering in the community, or simply reaching out to friends and family, make an effort to stay connected with others and nurture your relationships.
  6. Prioritize Preventive Care: Regular check-ups with your healthcare provider can help catch any health issues early and prevent them from becoming more serious. Be proactive about your health by scheduling routine screenings, vaccinations, and health assessments.
  7. Stay Mentally Active: Keep your mind sharp by engaging in activities that challenge your cognitive abilities, such as puzzles, reading, learning new skills, or playing games.
  8. Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to your body’s signals and listen to what it needs. If you’re experiencing any pain, discomfort, or unusual symptoms, don’t hesitate to seek medical attention.

Remember, it’s never too late to start prioritizing your health and wellness. By making small changes to your lifestyle and incorporating these tips into your daily routine, you can enjoy a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life in your senior years.

Stay tuned for upcoming events and activities aimed at promoting senior health and wellness here at Harbour Landing Village. Together, let’s embrace the journey of aging with grace, resilience, and vitality.

Harbour Landing Village
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Jun 6, 2024
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Environmental Awareness – April 2024

This year, as we celebrate the beauty of community connections, it’s essential to reflect on how our actions can contribute to a healthier planet for generations to come. As we move onto a new month, we are inspired by the theme of environmental awareness, a topic that holds tremendous significance for many!

This topic has been receiving increasing attention for several crucial reasons that directly impact our lives and the world we leave for future generations. With growing concerns about climate change, pollution, and the depletion of natural resources, there is a collective recognition of the urgent need for environmental action.

As seniors, it’s essential to pay attention to these discussions because they directly affect our health, well-being, and the legacy we leave behind. Environmental issues such as air and water quality, sustainable living practices, and preserving natural habitats are not just global concerns but also deeply personal ones that impact our daily lives. By staying informed and actively participating in efforts to protect the environment, we can contribute to a healthier, more sustainable world for ourselves and future generations.

Throughout this month, we encourage you to join us in exploring practical steps that align with our theme of environmental awareness. Whether it’s reducing waste, conserving energy, supporting local eco-friendly initiatives, or advocating for sustainable practices, every action we take matters.

Stay tuned for more exciting things happening this month that we can do as a community to make change in the environment! By coming together as a community, we can amplify our efforts and showcase the collective strength of our shared commitment to environmental responsibility.

Harbour Landing Village
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Apr 12, 2024
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Art in the Community – March 2024

Arts in the Community – March 2024

In the vibrant tapestry of life, art can serve as the thread that weaves together the diverse experiences and emotions we encounter. Its significance transcends generations and backgrounds, offering countless benefits to individuals of all ages, especially within senior communities like ours! Art is a powerful tool that ignites creativity, expression and stimulation of the mind, body & soul! For seniors, in particular, art provides an avenue for self-expression and reflection, fostering a sense of purpose and fulfillment in their golden years. Whether it’s painting, sculpture, music, dance, or literature, engaging with art enriches our lives and provides an outlet for us to enjoy and have fun with.

When we were children, we played with our friends, experimented naturally as our worldview widened, and tried new things as they were introduced to us. When did we stop playing? Why did we stop playing? The mind and body never stop growing and changing which means we should be fueling our brain with new experiences to strengthen and grow what we have. A fantastic way to do this is by giving ourselves new things to play and create with. No matter how big or small, easy or hard – it’s about doing something new and allowing ourselves to push past the barriers we’ve created in our minds. When creating anything we shouldn’t compare our creations with anyone else’s because the beauty of art is that there’s no right or wrong way to do something. It’s about the process, practice, and fun aspect of art that matters.

Within our community, art plays a vital role in fostering connection and belonging. We provide art activities of all kinds here at the Village and it’s an opportunity for residents to come out and enjoy something new. A chance to connect and create with each other and play once again. Keep your eyes open for the next art activity and join us. Take the opportunity to learn something new about yourself.

As we embrace the colors of life through art, we celebrate the beauty of diversity, the power of community, and the boundless creativity that enriches Harbour Landing Village. Let us continue to embrace the transformative potential of art as we journey through life’s ever-unfolding canvas. Together, let us paint a vibrant tapestry of connection, creativity, and celebration, embodying the true spirit of community in all its hues and harmonies.

 

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Mar 12, 2024
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info@hlvillage.ca

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306.559.5545

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