Museum Windsor is looking for volunteer staff at Chimczuk Museum - Front Desk and François Baby House. Volunteers are crucial in providing a presence on the main floor of the museum for visitors, researchers, and school groups. Not only do volunteers greet visitors, but they also assist visitors in the Gift Shop.  Commitment required: Three hours twice a month. Enjoy meeting the public & learning about history! Call 519-253-1812 or email ccapacchione@citywindsor.ca for details. 

February 16, 4:30-6:30pm at Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex, 2555 Pulford (Former South Windsor Arena).  With the help and partnership of CUPE Local 82, complimentary refreshments of pizza, desserts & coffee will be provided. All attendees will receive a complimentary raffle ticket for attending which will be entered into the dram scheduled for 6:15pm.  Interested individuals are welcome to volunteer to assist those who cannot skate in order to make it a fun learning experience. If you would lie to volunteer to be a "Buddy Skater" or want to try skating contact brian.masse.c1@parl.gc.ca or call 519-255-1631.  

One in 100 people have epilepsy, but many don't tell anyone their health status due to public misconceptions about the condition.  Epilepsy Awareness Month is an excellent opportunity to begin a discussion about epilepsy, educate the public and break down the stigma of seizure disorders. Epilepsy Southwestern Ontario has a presence in Chatham – Kent to support all those living with epilepsy and seizure disorders.  

This February, Egypt is coming to Windsor. Egypt, Gift of the Nile, a travelling exhibition from the Royal Ontario Museum, will be on display at Museum Windsor's Chimczuk Museum from February 2 to May 26.  Explore an ancient civilization that flourished for thousands of years. The Nile River Valley of 5,000 years ago was the birthplace of a remarkable civilization. Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society. Under a system of divine kingship, this Egyptian civilization lasted thousands of years and contributed strongly to the later cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe.  Museum Windsor will be offering a wide array of educational programming for this exhibit that supports and enhances the history, math, science and social studies curriculums. Bookings for fieldtrips have already started, so do not miss your chance to bring your classroom or group to Egypt.  For information about fees, and opening hours, please visit www.museumwindsor.ca