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Engage in Local Events: Celebrations and Activities on Nov. 1-2

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A variety of events are set to take place in the Waterloo Region and surrounding areas on November 1 and 2, offering opportunities for community engagement and cultural celebration.

November 1: Cultural Celebrations and Workshops

On Saturday, November 1, attendees can enjoy a range of activities. The **Laurier Brass Ensemble** will perform an end-of-term concert at **Wilfrid Laurier University** from **15:00 to 16:30** at **75 University Avenue West**. This performance will feature a mix of classical pieces and popular movie music, appealing to a wide audience.

In **Waterloo**, the **All Hallows’ Eve Celebration: Honouring Our Ancestors** will take place at **Camp Ki-Wa-Y** from **12:30 to 15:30**. This event recognizes **Dia de los Muertos** and **Samhain**, inviting the community to celebrate and remember those who have passed.

For those interested in local businesses, the **Fall Festival** at **Knox Presbyterian Church**, located at **2 Quebec Street** in **Guelph**, runs from **10:00 to 15:00**. This market highlights the offerings of small businesses, providing a platform for local artisans and vendors.

Baking enthusiasts can participate in an **Artisanal Sourdough and Ciabatta Bread Baking Workshop** at **Conestoga College** on the same day. From **10:00 to 14:00** at **108 University Avenue**, participants will learn bread-making techniques and leave with their own loaves.

Later in the evening, the **Pumpkin Promenade Fundraiser** will illuminate **Tytler School** at **131 Ontario Street** in **Guelph** from **17:00 to 21:00**. This family-friendly event features an illuminated pumpkin trail, a glow area, and a reptile show, all aimed at supporting local food banks and community programs.

November 2: Family Events and Sporting Action

On Sunday, November 2, the **Womb to Walking Baby Toddler Show** will be held at **Bingemans**, located at **425 Bingemans Centre Drive** in **Kitchener**. From **10:00 to 16:00**, this annual event showcases products and services related to parenting, including strollers and educational classes for parents.

Sports fans can cheer on the **Guelph Storm** as they take on the **Sarnia Sting** at the **Sleeman Centre**, located at **50 Woolwich Street**. The game is set to begin at **14:00**, providing an exciting opportunity to support the local team.

The day will conclude with the **Diwali Festivities** at the **University of Guelph** from **17:00 to 21:00** at **200 Arboretum Road**. This event, hosted by the **Hindu Society of Guelph**, marks the **53rd Annual Diwali celebration** and will feature traditional food, music, and cultural performances, celebrating the festival of lights.

These events reflect the diverse cultural landscape of the region, providing residents and visitors with engaging activities to participate in over the weekend. Community members are encouraged to attend and take part in the festivities.

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