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Port Stanley Village Association Named Their Barrel “Terra”     Artists Louise Carbonneau Vermeiren and Ron Vermeiren painting “Terra” outside the LCBO. Here they are adding the primer for some fresh canvas… cant wait to see what they do! This Barrel will be auctioned off on the Rain Barrel pick day on May 15th.

FROM http://www.hamiltonmountainnews.com/news/article/232946 http://www.stoneycreeknews.com/arts_and_entertainment/article/232946 http://www.dundasstarnews.com/arts_and_entertainment/article/232833 Hamilton’s first Earth Day Rain Barrel Art Auction is now open for bidding. Designs by school children, artists and art crawl participants have been posted to an online silent auction – www.RainBarrel.ca/artbarrel – to raise funds for Earth Day Hamilton-Burlington’s ecofestival and community tree planting events. Nine submissions are currently vying

From the Aylmer News: link: http://www.theaylmernews.com/?p=5277 KINSMEN SELLING RAIN BARRELS – RainBarrel.ca is partnering with The Kinsmen Club of Aylmer to sell rain barrels as a club fundraiser. The Kinsmen have supported local projects such as organizing the Canada Day Fire Works, the Annual Aylmer Santa Claus Parade, Sponsor of Minor Hockey and Soccer, etc.

It’s just that easy! Sophie’s terrific Grade 2 class in Sault Ste Marie is highlighted doing just that in this article.

Our partners know how important it is to get the word out. Click here to read a great article in the Woodstock Sentinel-Review!