Friday Five: Knightly Breakfast, Le Moulin, Trash On! Today, Clean Sweep, Sugar Shack

Le Moulin's Craft & Vendor Fair - Every Saturday Le Moulin hosts a craft and vendor fair with booths selling many hand-made items as well as some non hand made items.  The location is inside the Le Moulin building at 68 S Main st Woonsocket RI ( This is the brick building between city side and the museum of work and culture). 

Come check out the many items as you walk down our indoor street filled with friendly people and a great atmosphere.  This is certainly a hidden gem that everyone should come check out.  If you are interested  in setting up a booth the spots are $25 for the day.  Please come down Tuesday - Friday and talk to one of the shop owners to reserve a spot today or email bluedragonfly360@gmail.com to find out more information.

Knights' Breakfast: The Woonsocket Knights of Columbus are throwing their second annual breakfast Sunday, from 8 a.m. till noon at All Saints Catholic Church 323 Rathburn St. Enjoy scrambled eggs, Sausage, Homefries, Beans and French toast. Tickets are $8 ages 12 & up $5 ages 5-11 under 5 free $30 max on families of 5 (See a member for tickets:kofc113@yahoo.com). 

Good Friday / trash on - This coming Friday is Good Friday, a holiday, during which the DPW solid waste division WILL be collecting trash and recycling. Call 401-767-8880 with any questions.

Scouts' 'Clean Sweep' - Scouts from Troop 2, Woonsocket, are making a clean sweep. They'll come to your home and sweep sidewalks and/or do a light outside spring clean up for you. Donations are appreciated. Proceeds will be used for scouts to go on monthly camping trips.

Troop 2 Scouts are available Saturday, April 6, Sunday, April 7 and Tuesday, April 16. Call Pat at 765-2737 for an appointment, leave a message and someone will get back to you. 

Elks Sugar Shack April 13 The Sugar Shack celebration will be held at the Woonsocket Elks Lodge at 830 Social Street from 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 13. The AFGS Cabane à Sucre (sugar shack) will take on the time-honored traditions that are typically French Canadian. The event will include music by Fleurs de Lis, a local group that performs traditional French Canadian music. Doors open at 5 p.m. with buffet dinner at 6:00 p.m. The menu includes fresh cut salad, pea soup, French Canadian meat pie, New England style baked beans, maple glazed ham, Shepherd’s pie, bread, butter, coffee, tea and dessert. Visittheir site for more information.  Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets will not be sold at the door.