Come celebrate the Oshawa Polish Community at the Poznan Pavilion!
Location: 219 OLIVE AVE
Phone Number: (905) 404-9222
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 11:00AM-6:00PM
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Come celebrate the Oshawa Polish Community at the Poznan Pavilion!
Location: 219 OLIVE AVE
Phone Number: (905) 404-9222
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 11:00AM-6:00PM
Come to the Oshawa Portuguese Pavilion for the food, and stay for the Folklore dancers!
The Folklore dance group was founded in 1978 and strives to continue sharing Portuguese Culture. Known for their fast footwork and fast paced dances, the dancers display a fun and high energy performance.
Location: 520 SIMCOE ST S
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 5:00-1:00AM
Show Times: 6:30PM, 8:00PM, & 9:00PM
Instagram: @oshawaportuguese
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OshawaPortugueseClub
WELCOME TO THE Norther Portugal Pavilion
The heartbeat of Durham Region’s Portuguese community.
Founded in 1983 by Portuguese immigrants who wanted to celebrate their Minhoto roots our Centre has grown into one of the most respectable, community-minded clubs in Ontario. Although our Centre’s name, traditions and Rancho (folk dance group) are rooted in the north (Minho, specifically) we are by no means an exclusive “northern” club. Today our members (and our committee) represent all corners of continental Portugal, Acores and Madeira. We come together to celebrate our heritage through dance and food. We hold various fundraisers throughout the year to help local causes – specifically the R.S. McLaughlin Durham Regional Cancer Centre and our yearly Simcoe Hall Toy Drive.
Location: 40 ALBANY ST
Phone Number: (905) 576-2474
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 5:30PM-12:00AM
Show Times: 6:30, 8:00PM & 9:00PM
Website: https://northernportugal.org/
Instagram: @npcc_oshawa
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorthernPortugalCulturalCentreOshawa/about
Come experience authentic Italian culture at the Oshawa Italian Recreation Club. Enjoy lasagna just like Nonna makes it, and stick around for the Oshawa Italian Folk Dancers!
Location: 245 SIMCOE ST S.
Phone Number: (905) 725-8053
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 11:30-2:00PM & 5:00-11:30PM
Show Times: 6:30,7:30, 8:30, & 9:30PM
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064718824831
The French-Canadian Pavilion first started in 1964 under the name “Rendez-vous.” It was organized by the Fédération des Femmes canadiennes-françaises d’Oshawa until 1987. In 2006, it made a comeback, now organized by several francophone organizations of the region. At the French-Canadian Pavilion, you can see and hear francophone singers and folk music. Since the beginning, in 1964, it has been the place to taste Pea Soup, Tourtière, Baked Beans, Sugar Pie, and Cake in maple sauce (just to name a few!)
Location: 384 HILLSIDE AVE
Phone Number: (905) 434-7676
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Open: 4:00PM – 11:00PM
Lunch: 11:00AM – 2:00PM
Dinner: 4:00 PM-9:00PM
Show Times: 12:00PM, 4:00PM, 7:00PM, 9:00PM
Come have a beer and a pretzel while experiencing German Culture at the Loreley Schnitzelhaus!
Location: 389 DEAN AVE
Phone Number: (905) 728-9221
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 12:00 AM-7:00PM
Website: http://www.clubloreley.org/
Instagram: @clubloreley
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/club.loreley.oshawa
Enjoy The Hummingbird dance troupe performing Afro-Caribbean, Jazz, Latin, Folk, Spiritual, African, Hip-Hop, and Calypso dances, as well as Club Carib’s steel band, The Oshawa Sounds of Steel!
While you enjoy the show, don’t forget to grab some Chicken Roti or Jerk Chicken!
Location: 600 WENTWORTH ST E.
Phone Number: 905 721-1672
Date: Saturday, June 24th
Hours: 11:30AM-2:30PM & 5:00-11:30PM
Show Times: 7:00PM and 9:00PM
Website: http://clubcaribofoshawainc.weebly.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @clubcaribofoshawa
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clubcaribofoshawainc
Free Parking, Wheelchair Accessible
A BRIEF HISTORY OF CLUB CARIB
In 1966 a group of Caribbean men who regularly met, saw the need whereby the Caribbean population could come together, share common interests, and develop a harmonious relationship in the city of Oshawa. Hence Club Carib was born. Sports (cricket to be exact) and social events played a major part of bringing people together.
During the 70’s the focus shifted, and a more cultural approach was taken. In 1971 whilst preparing for the annual July 1 st parade, two cultural components were added,
These instruments were made in Oshawa by another member of the club, and the club members formed the musicians. In the years that followed the Hummingbird Dancers & Singers were added.
In the year of 1979 Club Carib was incorporated and was officially known as Club Carib of Oshawa Inc.
After many years of renting various halls to hold their social events and meetings. The membership felt it was time to have their own building. Fundraisers and financial pledges were made by the members, and without any financial assistance from the Government, the building now known as the Caribbean Cultural Centre was officially opened in 1993 by the then Mayor Nancy Diamond.
The Caribbean Cultural Centre is the home of the Hummingbird Dancers and the Oshawa Sounds of steel. Many cultural programs are held here. Instructions in dancing, the art of playing the steel pan and cooking classes are just to name a few.
Many community groups use the Banquet Hall to hold various events.
Many financial donations have been given to various charities such as the Alzheimer’s society of Durham, the Canadian red cross, Cancer society and Sickle Cell organizations.
Youth of Oshawa and GTA have benefitted by scholarships presented to students over the years.
Anyone is welcome to be part of this organization, you do not have to be from the Caribbean. To take a phrase from Trinidad’s national anthem (Every creed and race finds an equal place). We invite you to come join us.
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