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Lac-Brome Men’s Shed 

Lac-Brome Men's Shed 
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Lac-Brome Men’s Shed 

Community Care

2022 Project: Project held in conjunction with Parkview Elementary and Knowlton Foodbank – woodworking projects.  

About: Where old guys meet up with other old guys for fun, projects and sharing ideas. Community-oriented, free and always changing.  Stop in for coffee and snacks, shoot a game of pool, meet up at the marina to go fishing, make new friends, take on a shared project, spend some time at the workshop and rediscover life after retirement.

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Website: https://lacbromems.webs.com/

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