Cambridge Celebration of the Arts takes place each year, for one evening in June. For more than 20 years, the event has showcased local artists and their visual, literary, and performing arts talent. The event has two performing stages in
Updated: October 23rd RIGHT-SIZING INFORMATION SESSION POSTPONEMENT
Due to one of our hosts being under the weather, we will need to postpone this information session. Please check back or email us for the new date.
Thank you for your understanding
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DATE: OCTOBER 24
TIME: 5 - 6PM
LOCATION: 240 Holiday Inn Drive, Unit F, Cambridge, ONT
Office Tel: 548.889.3159
JOIN us for a FREE information session & discussion on important topics when considering downsizing. Mortgage experts, organizational (decluttering) experts will be present to assist with any of your questions.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - please register using the eventbrite link here.
Coffee / Tea / Light Snacks will be served
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