Royal Canadian Legion - Br 333 Flesherton-Markdale

06/26/2026

Start your weekend at the pool... table... and feel your troubles sink away. Give yourself a break and hustle on over, 'cuz it's Friday Night Billiards at the Legion! Everyone Welcome!

06/25/2026

How can you tell if a guitarist has the blues? They fret over the bar. So grab your keys, take note, and beat a path to the Kitchen Party t'night at the Legion! Munchie's at 5, and music's at 6. Don't matter where ya 'longs to, you're welcome 'ere!

06/24/2026

Feel like you have been missing the bullseye lately? Ever get the urge to just throw pointy objects around? Maybe you just need to take a flight to the Legion for Wednesday Night Sports! Come see what's the score. Pick up games start at 7 tonight! Everyone welcome!

06/23/2026

⚾ We Like Big Bats and We Cannot Lie! ⚾
Don't get caught sitting in the dugout this Saturday. We're covering all the bases: baseball, friends, draft beer, food, and fun. Come watch the game with us! See you Saturday at 3pm! Everyone welcome!

06/22/2026

Looking for an alternative to high grocery store prices? The Markdale Good Food Box program provides fresh fruit and vegetables at a reasonable cost every month. Operated by the United Way of Bruce Grey. Each box is filled with at least 11 items of fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables. The program is open to the public and is not based on income. You can order as many boxes as you like.

06/22/2026

Reminder, tonight is the General Membership Meeting at 7:30pm at the branch. All members are encouraged to attend. Check your email for the Zoom link if you can't attend in person.

06/21/2026

What do you call a musician with problems? Trebled. So put down your fishing rods and pick up da bass, as the Kitchen Party Jam comes to the Legion on Thursday night! Grub at 5 & Grooves at 6! Everyone Welcome!

06/21/2026

The National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa’s Confederation Park was unveiled on June 21, 2001, on National Indigenous Peoples Day. After the world wars, the role played by Indigenous soldiers went largely overlooked. Indigenous soldiers, nurses and civilian support workers have contributed to war and peacekeeping efforts throughout Canadian history. To date, nearly 15,000 Indigenous people have been identified who served in the First World War and Second World War. More than 2,500 Indigenous Canadians serve in the military today.

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Hey Jude, Wouldn't It Be Nice if you could Stand By Me, because there's Something In The Air Tonight and everyone is Kung Fu Fighting on this Crazy Train to Margaritaville. So Call Me and we'll Jump into the Pink Cadillac and get On The Road Again to Saturday Night Music Trivia Bingo hosted by Rev'y Jeffy!!!
You could win a free meal at the Legion!
See you at 7pm! $5 / person! Everyone Welcome!