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Electric chainsaw, $150

Electric chainsaw, 16", Green Works, hardly used;...

Rhythm & Song! Community Choir – Fall Sessions 2026

Tuesday Afternoons (12 weeks) Sept. 29 – Dec....

Important meeting about municipal septage

It is important that everyone who is...

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Rhythm & Song! Community Choir – Fall Sessions 2026

Tuesday Afternoons (12 weeks) Sept. 29 – Dec. 15 1:00 - 2:30pm Auditorium, Almonte Old Town Hall - 3rd Floor 13 Bridge St. (accessible by elevator) Fee: $180 Rhythm & Song! Community Choir is...

Important meeting about municipal septage

It is important that everyone who is concerned about our waterways, wildlife, and agricultural land show up to learn about where our municipal septage is currently ending up. The...

Upcoming at the Legion: Wing night, breakfast, country music

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Special hoop dancer guest appearance at Reconciliation Through Art’s documentary screening

We have an exciting new development that we know you will want to see! Before the Inendi Screening and Discussion this Sunday, Sept. 28th at the Almonte...

Grief support in Almonte – for kids & caregivers

This fall, the Ottawa Valley Family Health Team and Open Doors Mental Health are offering free supports for families and those who work with...

“Almonte & District High School: Reflecting on its 150 Years,” October 2

The North Lanark Regional Museum will be hosting its next speaker series on Thursday October 2nd at 7 PM. "Almonte & District High School:...

Rhythm & Song! Community Choir – Fall Sessions 2025

It’s not too late to register! Rhythm & Song! Community Choir is a wonderfully eclectic bunch of people who love to sing, meet new friends,...

Meet the Artist – Vanessa Coplan, Patchworks as Pathways 

Almonte Library/ Saturday September 27, 12-1 pm The Corridor Gallery at the Almonte Library invites you to an artist talk, featuring local artist and arts...

Phil Jenkins at Learning Again in Almonte

Book lovers take note! Learning Again in Almonte is bringing back the inimitable raconteur, Phil Jenkins, who delighted and amused us all last year...

Anniversary Turkey Supper at St. Andrew’s in Pakenham

Anniversary Turkey Supper Date/Time: Saturday, October 4, 2025 / 4:30 - 7 p.m. Location: St. Andrew's United Church in Pakenham Event description: Turkey supper with all the...

ADHS marks 150 years, October 11

Join us for a special day of celebration as we mark 150 years of Almonte District High School! Whether you’re a proud alum, current...

Our Voices in Song, September 29t

Enjoy incredible Indigenous musicians during Our Voices in Song on September 29th at Almonte Old Town Hall, and learn from Indigenous knowledge keepers during workshops at...

Almonte Civitan apple pie and crisp day

Fall is in the Air – And so is the Smell of Fresh Apple Pie After a hot summer, we’re welcoming the cool nights and...

Reconciliation Through Art seeks volunteers

Reconciliation Through Art is looking for volunteers to help with the display, errands, local transportation, putting up signs, etc. Anyone interested could send an...

Monthly breakfasts resume at St. George’s, Clayton

After taking July and August off, St George’s in Clayton is once again offering our free monthly breakfasts beginning on Saturday, September 13 at...

Learning Again in Almonte lectures coming up

Thinking that you'd like to get that "back to school" feeling? Learning Again in Almonte has upcoming lectures and courses which might capture your imagination....

Terry Fox Run in Mississippi Mills, September 14

This year is the 45th annual running of the event to celebrate the determination and vision of Terry Fox, a Canadian hero, athlete and cancer research...
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