Kin in the News

Beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 26, bidding will begin in two different St. Marys locations in two similar but very different events: a fun charity auction hosted by the St. Marys Kinsmen Club; and the decidedly serious business of the Town of St. Marys attempting to sell of some prime downtown real estate.

“We were sitting around at our club meeting and trying to think of a way to get our name back out into the community and one thing that came up was Hunger in Moose Jaw,” said Kirk Olson, president of the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Club.

For 26 years now, community members in the Kingston area have excitedly purchased tickets for the Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery in hopes of winning a brand new, luxurious, state-of-the-art home.

“Serving the Community’s Greatest Need”, this is the motto of the Bible Hill Kinsmen. And, at our newest event, The Great Trivia Challenge, we were thrilled with the support we received in return from this community.

The pizzas were nearly as fresh as the news that the Kinsmen Club of Cornwall has collected more than $100,000 through a popular event that benefits youth in the area.

The local Kinsmen and Kinette clubs nominated a High River couple to the province’s flood hero program for their kindness and tireless efforts to help their community following last June’s flood.

Dozens of performances lit up the stage at Aultsville Theatre from March 26 to 30. The festival is a longstanding tradition established by the Kinsmen Club of Cornwall to encourage and foster the development of the arts in schools.

Save money on water and support local causes at the same time.

The 60th Annual Kinsmen Music Festival kicked off Wednesday at Aultsville Hall and this year there are a few additions to the show.