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Cooking Retreat

Harmony Dawn Retreat 800 Baxter Rd. RR 1, Hastings, ON, Canada

With Nicola, Andy James Harmony Dawn’s Cooking for Health, Meditation and Qigong workshops have been designed to feed body, mind and spirit. The three aspects complement each other to give participants a deeper understanding of what the Harmony Dawn experience is all about and what goes into the food preparation for their guests. All skill levels are […]

Women’s Circle

Mystic Avenue 24 King St. E., Colborne, ON, Canada

The Women’s Circle is a weekly gathering dedicated to creating a safe and supportive space for women to explore personal growth and spirituality. This is a place to share experiences, engage in meaningful discussions, and cultivate deeper self-awareness in a nurturing environment. Through guided conversations, reflection, and community support, participants will have the opportunity to […]

Codrington Farmers’ Market

2992 County Rd. 30, Codrington ON , Canada

Open every Sunday from 10-1, May through October! Since its opening in 2015, the Codrington Farmers’ Market established itself as one of the region’s premier weekly destinations. Originally created to address the absence of a local market in the Municipality of Brighton, its popularity was immediately evident. We feel this is based on two unique […]

GHOULY GOAT Spooktacular

Haute Goat Farm 1166 5th Line, Newtonville, ON, Canada

Celebrate Halloween on 3 different days this year – October 24th, 25th, and 31st. Free admission, all ages welcome, and costumes always encouraged! Bring your friends and family for a fun afternoon on the farm from 12PM-3PM (regular experiences can be booked earlier in the day). Spooky crafts, ghouly games, wood-fired pizza, self led scavenger […]

Sweet Water Country Music Series

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall 55 King St. W., Cobourg, ON, Canada

Experience the very best classic country music has to offer! The Sweet Water Country Music Series brings together some of Canada’s most sought-after touring musicians for an unforgettable run of concerts at the historic Concert Hall at Victoria Hall. Known for their rich harmonies, polished sound, and true-to-the-roots country feel, Sweet Water delivers a show […]

I’m Every Woman: The Whitney Houston Songbook

Cameco Capitol Arts Centre 20 Queen St., Port Hope, ON, Canada

Written & Performed by Taylor Lovelace Music Supervision by Jeff Newberry Directed by Rob Kempson October 22 – 25, 2026 - The iconic songbook of a legend like you’ve never heard it before. Capitol Theatre favourite Taylor Lovelace (Waitress, Little Shop of Horrors, A Year with Frog & Toad, Billboard in Concert) pays tribute to […]

Guided Walks in Ferris Provincial Park

Ferris Provincial Park 474 County Rd. 8 Campbellford, ON, Canada

Guided Walks – will begin again in May 2026. Pleaes check the organizer's website and Facebook page for walk updates. WHEN: Every Tuesday morning – 9 am – May to Dec ~ Rain or shine WHERE: We meet at the east end of the Suspension Bridge. Weekly guided walks – every Tuesday at 9 a.m. from […]

The Batteau Railway

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall 55 King St. W., Cobourg, ON, Canada

We are pleased to have Dan Buchanan speak to us about The Batteau Railway, which is a story of the small wooden railway that was built by Asa Weller across the Quinte portage in 1793.
It carried batteaux across the portage until the early 1820’s when steamboats and decent roads changed travel habits. (The name “batteaux” is French for “boats”. It describes a specific type of flat -bottomed boat)
During the war of 1812, the batteaux became a critical tool of war. For the British in Canada, the St. Lawrence River was a vital supply line. It connected the port of Montreal to the battlefronts in Upper Canada.
The story follows the development of three main families that were the first settlers on the portage, including Asa Weller’s family, Robert Young’s family across the road and the family of Robert Wilkins who settled at the east end of the portage. For over three decades, Dan Buchanan has immersed himself in Canadian historical research, both scholarly and hands-on. Dan, who lives in Brighton, Ontario, is the author of several acclaimed books.