Featured Events in Richmond Hill in June, 2025 (June Updated)

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The Channels 赞诺仕 「向主還願 直到地極」 五十週年演唱會 表演嘉賓: 蘇如紅 6/29 星期日 7 PM 城北華人基督教會 Richmond Hill Christian Community Church 9670 Bayview Ave, Richmond Hill 購票或查詢請致電恩雨辦事處 416.321.9288 或瀏覽 sobem.org 。 (扣除所有聚會開支，收益部分將撥歸恩雨之聲及The Channels作發展事工之用) Information Source: 恩雨之聲 (SOBEM) | eventbrite

Emotional Awareness and Mindful Communications Join us for an engaging event focused on enhancing your emotional intelligence and communication skills. Learn how to navigate your emotions effectively and communicate mindfully as a tool to achieve your personal and professional goals. This in-person event will take place at the Richvale Branch (Richmond Hill Public Library) . Don't miss this opportunity to develop valuable skills that can benefit both your personal and professional life! Information Source: Salini Cherakula | eventbrite

Course name: Basic Life Support (BLS) Full Course (for Mackenzie Health Staff and Volunteers Only) Cost (Staff and Volunteers only): $45 This four-hour course is designed to provide basic response to medical emergencies including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), automatic external defibrillator (AED) use and choking. Cancellation/Withdrawal: Requests should be sent to professionalpractice.education@mackenziehealth.ca and will be accepted without penalty 14 days prior to your scheduled course date. No refund will be issued after this time. A minimum number of three participants is required to run a Heart and Stroke Foundation certification course. Mackenzie Health reserves the right to cancel the courses should any circumstance beyond the control of Mackenzie Health occurs including, but not limited to, the minimum class size is not met. Additional Information: Participants must agree to respect the equipment, manikins, facilities and employees of Mackenzie Health. You will be practicing skills that require you to work on your hands and knees, and the course requires bending, standing, and lifting. If you have any physical conditions that might prevent you from engaging in these activities, please tell an instructor. The instructor may be able to adjust the equipment if you have back, knee, or hip problems. Food and beverage will not be included. Participants are responsible to pay for any parking fees that may incur over the period of the course. Resources: All participants are responsible for obtaining the required reading materials prior to attending the course and allow adequate time for review. BLS Provider Manuals can be borrowed from the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital – Vaughan Library location as well as from the Professional Practice office at the Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital site in B-wing room 4927 during regular business hours. Course material is not included in the fee. Course material can be purchased through the Heart and Stroke Resuscitation Portal (select the “Shop” tab). The following are the required materials for this course: • Basic Life Support Provider Manual:RE3410E (print or ebook) For course inquiries please email professionalpractice.education@mackenziehealth.ca Information Source: Professional Practice | eventbrite

This program is for adults (teens welcome) Enjoy the simple pleasure of pressing flowers and assembling a beautiful lantern to light up your space. It’s a fun, hands-on project perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of nature to their home! Cost: $10 Program location: Richmond Green Branch If this fee creates a barrier for participation please contact programming@rhpl.ca REFUNDS: Program fees are determined individually to cover costs for external resources and materials. A 20% administration fee will be charged for each requested registration fee refund. No refunds will be issued after a program has commenced. Information Source: Richmond Hill Public Library | eventbrite

This program is for adults (teens welcome) The summer solstice, an ancient holiday full of mysticism, is coming soon! Join artist Elizabete Ludviks and celebrate the official arrival of summer by learning how to make a traditional flower crown. Fresh flowers will be provided. Cost :$25 Program location: Central Branch Elizabete Ludviks is a Hamilton based artist. Born in Latvia where summer solstice is the most important celebration of the year, Elizabete has made hundreds of flower crowns and is happy to share her skills. If this fee creates a barrier for participation please contact programming@rhpl.ca REFUNDS: Program fees are determined individually to cover costs for external resources and materials. A 20% administration fee will be charged for each requested registration fee refund. No refunds will be issued after a program has commenced. Information Source: Richmond Hill Public Library | eventbrite

Join us for live demos of Trimble’s Laser Scanners , Robotic Total Stations , and the cutting-edge HP SitePrint Autonomous Printing Robot . See the latest in construction tech in action and discover how these powerful tools can elevate your workflows. Discover this innovative technology firsthand at our BuildingPoint Canada location in Toronto! Information Source: BuildingPoint Canada | eventbrite

Kin (golden) and tsugi (rejoining) Join us and discover the art of golden repair! Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, symbolizing the beauty of embracing flaws and imperfections. In this workshop, you'll embark on a journey of patience and creativity. You'll learn about the traditional practice of Kintsugi and then create your own piece using modern techniques. You'll choose between a Japanese bowl or a small plate to break and reassemble, using real gold mica custom-coloured to mimic authentic Kintsugi. Workshop Facilitator: Kim Ironmonger About Kim: Kim is a celebrated fashion designer known for her exceptional artistry and dedication to creating stunning couture wedding gowns. Her love for intricate beadwork, skilled lace appliqué, and innovative couture techniques have set her designs apart for decades, making her a sought-after designer among discerning clients and many celebrities. Notable figures such as Whoopi Goldberg, Elizabeth Hurley, and Suzanne Somers have worn her fabulous creations. Additionally, she has crafted exquisite designs for the brides and families of hockey legends such as Wayne Gretzky, Steve Yzerman, and Mark Messier. Kim remains active with her art in her leisure time, passionately sharing her artistic talents with novice learners and experienced artists. Whether exploring new art forms or mentoring others, she embraces creativity enthusiastically and joyfully! Information Source: Let's Make It | eventbrite

Join a fun filled 13 week campaign for beginners that takes place weekly on Saturdays. You will be led by a fun and energetic Dungeon Master, who will immerse you into an interesting, diverse and wonderful world. This adventure is split into two halves to help ease the cost burden. The purchase of this ticket is to participate in the first half of this adventure. Week 1 will be session 0 with a system and rule introduction, along with character creation session. Followed by eight weeks of actual adventuring. You only need to bring yourself, a pen, paper, some dice, and a D&D Beyond account. It is suggested, but optional to have your own 2024 Player's Handbook, and a computer or tablet. *A minimum of five players is required for this adventure to start play. The start date could be delayed if the minimum is not met. Start Date: Saturday, June 7th Time: 12:00 - 5:00 PM Duration: 7 weeks (Every Saturday) Cost: $290 for all of the first 7 weeks Player Cap: 6 Beginning Level: 1 Required to Bring: Pen, paper, dice, D&D Beyond account Optional: 2024 Player's Handbook, tablet or computer, Level 5 character Discord: https://discord.gg/6VTqs3qP3x An Underdark Adventure for Levels 1-15 The Underdark is a subterranean wonderland, a vast and twisted labyrinth where fear reigns. It is here that the dark elf Gromph Baenre, Archmage of Menzoberranzan, casts a foul spell meant to ignite a magical energy that suffuses the Underdark, and he tears open portals to the demonic Abyss in the process. What steps through surprises even him, and from that moment on, the insanity that pervades the Underdark escalates and threatens to shake the Forgotten Realms to its foundations. Stop the madness before it consumes you! Information Source: Heroes World | eventbrite

Looking for a fun and unique way to meet other eligible singles? Join us at the beautiful Jokers Theatre and Lounge in Richmond Hill for an evening of speed dating and comedy! We will start off the evening with some socializing and mingling, followed by speed dating where you will meet 15 other singles. After that, we will hang out and end the evening with a hilarious comedy show. How speed dating works is that you will meet members of the opposite sex for quick 4 minute dates, and then you will give them a yes or a no. They will then do the same thing for you. If there is a mutual match, contact information will be exchanged the next day. We will give you all needed materials, and explain the process to you once everyone has arrived. You don't need to bring anything, just come dressed for success! This event is for people aged 27-42. Our events always sell out, so get your ticket now before they are all gone! Schedule: 5pm: Mix and Mingle 5:30pm: Speed Dating 7:30pm: Comedy Show Information Source: 15FirstDates | eventbrite

Caribbean Women's Network Join us in celebrating the unwavering strength, resilience, and rich heritage of Caribbean women as we proudly host the 5th Annual “Bloom" event. Taking place on Sunday June 8th, 2025, in the vibrant city of Richmond Hill, this signature gathering has become a cornerstone for women across the Caribbean diaspora. With each passing year, Bloom continues to grow as a space for empowerment, connection, and cultural celebration. More than just an event, Bloom is a tribute to the indomitable spirit of Caribbean women. It’s where lush Caribbean vibes meet Toronto's glamour, creating an unforgettable experience. As our founder, Kerra Denel, beautifully puts it, “This is where dreams converge, ambitions unite, and the power of our roots propels us to bloom. It’s a space where women can forge meaningful connections and create moments that truly feel good.” Prepare for an unforgettable afternoon that includes: Trailblazing Caribbean women will share their stories and insights, inspiring us to rise and thrive. A curated dining experience will take you on a warm and delightful culinary journey. A welcome hour of bottomless mimosas to toast good vibes and great company. A delectable dessert table provided by Honey Bre Cakery . Giveaways. Photobooth by 647 Photobooth . Live entertainment by our talented DJ Steph Honey . Free parking. Images captured by CLightbody Photography. Videography by Keane Eye Productions. Let this 5th annual celebration be your moment to bloom, grow, and shine. Spaces are limited, ensuring an intimate setting for meaningful interactions. No tickets will be sold at the door . Dress Code: Bring out your finest Caribbean-inspired ensembles that mirror the radiance and sophistication of our collective legacy. Toronto awaits an explosion of culture, creativity, and collaboration this June. The Caribbean Women's Network invites you to join us in this riveting journey as we continue to "Bloom". For Media and Sponsorship : Kindly reach out for inquiries, caribbeanwomensnetwork@gmail.com For event updates follow us on Instagram: Caribbean Women's Network A percentage of the proceeds will support the Caribbean Women's Network Non-Profit Organization in their efforts to host annual charity events benefiting homeless women and underpriviledged girls. Please note that this event is specifically for women. If you are not a female or female-identifying person, your ticket will be returned. We want to emphasize that while our event focuses on highlighting and celebrating Caribbean women, all women are warmly welcomed and encouraged to join us. Minimum age required to attended the event is 21. About Caribbean Women's Network: The Caribbean Women's Network is a leading organization dedicated to empowering, celebrating and knitting together women from the Caribbean diaspora. Through events, workshops, and community initiatives, the network fosters connections, growth, and cultural pride. Founded in 2018, the Caribbean Women's Network is a non-profit that has crafted a global stage to foster robust partnerships, cultivate opportunities, and enhance the social capital for women of color. What began as a singular event in Toronto, Canada, has flourished into eleven global 'power lunches' and a burgeoning network of women from the Caribbean and its diaspora. As they expand and diversify their reach, they remain dedicated to enriching our community with both virtual and in-person events, premier resources, and reciprocal support. They are on a mission to revolutionize how women rally, connect, and commemorate their achievements. Through a deliberate approach, we champion women's progression, emphasizing self-exploration, personal growth and career development. *NOTICE OF FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY* Upon entering a Caribbean Women’s Network event, you acknowledge that photography, audio recording, and video recording may take place within the premises. By participating in the event, you grant consent for interviews, photography, audio and video recording. You also permit the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of these materials for purposes such as news, webcasts, promotions, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on websites, and social media, by Caribbean Women’s Network and its affiliates and representatives. These images, photos, and videos may be utilized to promote similar future events, showcase event highlights, and demonstrate the capabilities of Caribbean Women’s Network. By entering the event premises, you release Caribbean Women’s Network, its officers, employees, and all parties involved from any liability associated with the capturing, recording, digitizing, or publishing of interviews, photographs, computer images, videos, and sound recordings. Upon entering, you also waive any claims for payment or royalties linked to the use, exhibition, streaming, webcasting, televising, or other publication of these materials, regardless of purpose or sponsorship. This applies irrespective of whether an admission fee or sponsorship charge is levied. Additionally, you relinquish the right to inspect or approve any photo, video, or audio recording created by Caribbean Women’s Network or its designated representative. Your participation in the event signifies that you have been fully informed about your consent, waiver of liability, and release prior to entering the premises. Information Source: Caribbean Women's Network | eventbrite