Connecting the Community

In this episode, John Holland, music director of Chorus York, discusses the relationship between music and nature, exploring how composers have historically drawn inspiration from the natural world.

He shares insights about the upcoming concert 'Nature is Around Us,' featuring works by Dvorak, Mozart, and others, emphasizing the evocative power of music inspired by nature.

Check out their new website Chorus York – Lifting your spirit through song

This podcast features Maggie MacKenzie and Leanne DiMonte from the City of Richmond Hill discussing the upcoming Doors Open studio art tour.

They explore the history, purpose, and highlights of the event, emphasizing heritage, arts, and community engagement.

For more info:

Doors Open Richmond Hill   Doors Open Ontario

Studio Tour 

Richmond Hill Passport to Culture - Collect Stamps & Win

In this insightful interview, Jennifer Yee from Carefirst shares the organization's mission, services, and impact on the community, especially in Richmond Hill.

Discover how Carefirst is bridging gaps in healthcare access, supporting diverse populations, and expanding services to meet growing community needs.

For more information about Carefirst:

Website: Home Page - Carefirst

Additional info about the new location in Richmond Hill: Carefirst Campus of Care - Home Page

Carefirst Mainline: 416 502 2323

For any inquiries about the Community Health services (eg: Mobile Health Clinic, Cervical Screening Clinic & Health Workshops) email [email protected] 

This podcast features Minda Davis and Elaine Goldenberg from the Hill Potter's Guild discussing their pottery journey, the upcoming spring sale, and the art and craft of pottery.

Discover insights into pottery techniques, guild activities, and the community behind this timeless craft.

To find out more and keep in touch:

About | Hill Potters' Guild

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In this episode, Marj Andre interviews Ashifa Champsi from Family Services of York Region about the Community Action Table in South Central Richmond Hill.

They explore how this initiative fosters community collaboration, addresses local needs, and supports residents through various programs and projects.

Check out their web site Family Services York Region - You are not alone. We can help.

Here's the link to the CAT Table

South-Central Richmond Hill Community Action Table - Family Services York Region

And here's the Community Resource Map Community Resources (Asset Map) - Family Services York Region  Please let us know if we've forgotten anything!

In this episode, Richmond Hill Regional Councillor Joe DiPaola discusses his initiative to register all AEDs in Richmond Hill and York Region, highlighting the importance of community involvement in life-saving efforts.

Learn about AED technology, regional strategies, and upcoming CPR training seminars.

Learn more about this initiative to have AEDs registered AED Foundation of Ontario

Here's Joe's website Home - Regional Coucillor Joe DiPaola

In this insightful interview, Ann Marie Farrugia, Manager of Urban Forestry, Natural Environment, and Horticulture in Richmond Hill, shares her expertise on urban forestry, tree management policies, climate change impacts, and community engagement in environmental stewardship.

Check out Find or Learn About - Trees and Yards - City of Richmond Hill

Here's the link to the Healthy Yards Plant & Garden Sale - Trees and Yards - Healthy Yards - City of Richmond Hill

In this engaging interview, Terry Knight, the current membership chair of the Richmond Hill Lawn Bowling Club, shares insights into the history, gameplay, and community aspects of lawn bowling.

Discover how this ancient sport is accessible to all ages, the club's activities, and how you can get involved.

Check out their website  Lawn Bowling | Rhlbc | Ontario

Here's the link to their learn to lawn bowl

In this engaging interview, Ross Toms shares the rich history and ongoing activities of the Richmond Hill Legion, highlighting its role in veteran recognition, community engagement, and local history preservation.

Discover how the Legion supports veterans, promotes community pride, and plans to celebrate its 80th anniversary.

Please see their website Royal Canadian Legion Branch 375  and follow them on  (15) Facebook

Here's the national site The Royal Canadian Legion