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Honey Baked Chicken Drumsticks

by Susan Hanna This sheet-pan recipe from NYT...

Naismith students visit the Almonte Lawn Bowling Club

By Maureen Dagg On June 17, teacher Joe...

For Sale: Solid wood furniture/brass accents

From the 1970s. Tallboy. $75 Two bedside...

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An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

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Celebrating creativity and community: Casey Gayton wins the 2026 Noreen Young Award for the Arts

Puppets Up! is thrilled to share some magical community news. On Friday, June 26, representatives from the festival attended the Almonte District High School graduation to present the second...

Tait McKenzie students curate book list for National Library Collection

Students at R. Tait McKenzie Public School are helping shape a future national library collection, curating a list of Canadian books for a new public space led by Library and Archives Canada...

Join the Almonte Legion Pipe Band — beginner lessons start this October

Have you always been captivated by the sound of bagpipes or the beat of drums? Now’s your chance to learn. The Almonte Legion Pipe Band is welcoming new members...
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An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

Books

John Dunn's Stories

Lanark Lit Writing Competition

Pick of the Past

RIVER LIFE – Botanical Reflections at the Corridor Gallery

“Biodiversity or biological diversity is the variety and variability of life on earth.” Wikipedia Our small town of Almonte is part of one the most...

LOUIS THÉRIAULT: DUALITY at Sivarulrasa Gallery

From February 10 to March 24, Sivarulrasa Gallery is pleased to present LOUIS THÉRIAULT: DUALITY, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Gatineau-based artist...

The Ten Collective Blog: Three Posts Every Week!

The Ten Collective will have their fourth exhibit on April 22-23, 2023. Promotion of the show has begun and has started with blog articles posted...

Quiet on the set! Interested in joining an ‘Almonte Film Society’?

On a Sunday afternoon when the weather is messy, wouldn’t it be nice to meet with friends, watch a good movie together, and enjoy...

Lifesavers and Body Snatchers by Tim Cook

by Edith Cody-Rice  A National Treasure is coming to Almonte this Sunday, January 22 at the Old Town Hall at 2 pm.  Tim Cook, Chief...

Historian and Author Tim Cook at the Old Town Hall January 22, 2023

More on artificial intellegence: ChatGPT

by Brent Eades Regular readers will know that I’m interested in the various artificial intelligence (AI) tools proliferating online. They offer to do, with varying...

Corridor Gallery – Featured Artist Robert Pauly

by Ingrid Kadoke Just a few days ago, people around the world welcomed 2023.  The beginning of a new year offers the opportunity for reflection,...

Rhythm & Song! Community Choir – Winter/Spring Sessions 2023

Come and join us to sing in 2023! If you’re looking for a new hobby, to re-energize yourself, to connect with new/old friends, or to...

Digital version of ‘Almonte: Spirit of Place’ now available

Print versions of John McQuarrie's popular book Almonte: Spirit of Place are now sold out, but the author tells me that you can still...

Easy New Year’s resolutions from your library!

Mississippi Mills Public Library shares ten tips for making the best of its services in 2023: https://www.missmillslibrary.com/2022/12/28/ten-easy-2023-new-years-resolutions-from-your-library/

Corridor Gallery’s December Exhibition EXCEPTIONAL

by Ingrid Kadoke The Mississippi Mills Library - Almonte Branch is thrilled to unveil the latest Corridor Gallery exhibition - EXCEPTIONAL - just in time...

Book review: “An Immense World” by Ed Yong

by Brent Eades Dolphins can use their echolocation sense to identify food targets as far as 750 yards away -- not only the shape of...

Big Men Fear Me by Mark Bourrie

by Edith Cody-Rice In my youth, there existed a pervasive impression that Canadian history was boring. But then, we didn't study much of it. At...
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