It all happens right here, in Northumberland County
Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron. Movies start at 7:00 pm. All movies are at 7:00pm. Event Information Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
This program includes seven events, which will all take place in the Cobourg Columbus Community Centre, 232 Spencer St. East.Thursday evenings Oct 22, 29, Nov 5, 12, 19, and 26 at 7:30 pm & Friday morning Nov 20 at 10 am (Events will be recorded_ Ticket purchasers will be sent recordings after the event. Oct 22: […]
The World We Fear by artist Simon Martignago September 12-November 28, 2026. Artist Talk: November 28 at 1 p.m. In The World We Fear, Simon Martignago explores how architecture can give physical form to our collective anxieties, specifically, to the hidden systems of the nuclear world. Drawing from his master's research, the project uses architectural methods […]
At the Threshold: Selections from the Permanent CollectionOctober 3-November 28, 2026.Curator: Lindsay Fler Exhibition Overview At the Threshold brings together six works from the Art Gallery of Northumberland’s Permanent Collection that explore this space between certainty and possibility. Through images of bodies, interiors, landscapes, structures, and gestures, these works invite us to look closely while withholding a complete explanation. […]
Exhibition runs November 6th to December 20th. Show reception Nov. 7th, 1 to 3 pm. Exhibitions features work by Hagerdon, Eileen Myers, Heather Stubbs, Ian Davis, Ken Sollio, Martha Smith, Wrex Roth, Margaret McDonald, Rosanne Dolan, Helen Van Poorten. Gallery open Friday 12-4, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 12-4.
FIND YOUR PEOPLE. FIND YOUR SPARK. When was the last time you did something just for YOU? Maybe lately you’ve been feeling like… Every day feels the same. You’re craving connection but don’t know where to start. You’ve lost a little bit of yourself along the way. You want to get out and do something, […]
CLARK’S CHRISTMAS MARKET — OPENING WEEKEND 2026 Join us November 13–15 as Clark’s Christmas Market officially opens for the 2026 holiday season! Step into Northumberland’s cozy Christmas corner and discover a little shop filled with festive charm, thoughtful gifts, beautiful Christmas décor, and all the little treasures that make the holidays special. Whether you’re shopping […]
Straight from eastern Ontario, The Plowboys bring the heart and soul of traditional country music with a little extra sparkle. Since forming in 2016, this five-piece band has earned a loyal following by delivering authentic country sounds paired with their signature rhinestone style and unforgettable live performances. Drawing inspiration from country legends such as Buck […]
Perform Live on a Professional Stage!
SONG is giving local youth (under 21) access to a professional stage. We provide the soundcheck, food and green room. You provide the talent!
Details:
When: Friday, Nov 13, 2026.
Location: Capitol Theatre (Sculthorpe Stage), 20 Queen St, Port Hope, ON
Timing: 4:00pm-6pm Performer Soundcheck/Rehearsal,
6pm-6:45pm Pizza Dinner
7pm-8:30pm SoundStage Performance
Bring: Any instrument you plan to use for your performance
Performance slots assigned in the order registrations are received. Depending on registrations performers may be limited to one song.
This is an All Ages Show in collaboration with our venue sponsor The Capitol Theatre. Parents, guardians, friends, and family are welcome to attend!
SONG and the Capitol want all fans to be able to attend -- tickets are "pay-what-you-can", and suggest starting at $10
Mark your calendars for the St. John’s Anglican Church Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, November 14, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 33 Pine Street North, Port Hope. Come and enjoy a festive day featuring baking and crafts, the best of the Treasure Trove, Christmas urns and decorations, a silent auction, and holiday portraits for Christmas […]
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