Our next meeting is Monday, October 20th 7:00 PM.
When you arrive, please be sure to sign in at the front of the room.
As always, feel free to bring snacks for yourself or your table.
We will have a raffle at the front of the room too so be sure to check that out!
There will also be sign ups at the front of the room for our Raffle Baskets.
As a reminder, our raffle baskets are part of our big Craft Fair fundraiser that takes place the first Saturday in December.
There will be themed baskets and if you are able we ask that you sign up to donate an item to a basket. The typical donation would be somewhere between ten and twenty dollars. We have tweaked the basket themes a bit this year:
- Lottery (2 baskets)
- Gift Card
- Dog
- Candy
- Home Sweet Scent
- Lego
- Kids Books
- Cozy Night In
- Wine & Chocolate
We will also need some volunteers to work at the craft fair. So if you can spare an hour, we would love to have you. We will need help at the raffle table (selling raffle tickets), kitchen (serving snacks) and the bake table (selling baked goods). We will have these sign ups online soon and at the November meeting.
We will also need some donations of baked goods for the baked goods sale! This has been quite popular the past few years and we appreciate everything from the family recipes you bake with love to the last minute cupcakes you grab from the store – honestly, we need all of it so don’t shy away even if you are not a stellar baker!
A LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR OUR WINE TASTING EVENT – CHECK OUT THE TICKET SALES PAGE TO PURCHASE.
On to our actual meeting!!!
We are very excited to be bringing back one of our most popular speakers, Aaron Cadieux!
If you haven’t heard Aaron speak before, or just need a reminder of who he is here is his bio:
“Aaron Cadieux is the owner/operator of Bristol County Media LLC, a Dartmouth MA based company specializing in the production of documentary films and providing video production services.
Aaron grew up in Dartmouth and graduated from Dartmouth High School in 2001. He pursued a bachelor’s degree in communications with a concentration in video production at Fitchburg State College and graduated in 2005.
He worked as a video production specialist in the local market and, in 2013, founded Bristol County Media (BCM). that same year, BCM released The Bridgewater Triangle documentary, for which Aaron served as the co-director, co-producer, writer, director of photography and editor. the film went on to be featured on Discovery Channel’s Destination American Network and is currently available on several streaming platforms, including Amazon Prime and Tubi.
In 2015, Aaron began working on The Highway Murders, a multi-episode documentary film series about the infamous unsolved New Bedford Highway Murders case. the project is a collaborative between BCM and Performance Video, which is owned and operated by David Grochmal.
A townie through and through, Aaron resides in Dartmouth and is the father of two incredible girls. As an only child, he’s close to his parents who conveniently live just ten minutes away.
Aaron is in a committed relationship with his amazing and supportive girlfriend, Debbie. His hobbies include shooting pool, staying fit, learning about history, and maintaining an elaborate yearly Halloween display.“