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Dear Almonte: We Need to Talk

It’s not you, Almonte. It’s me. It’s...

For sale: Side by side/ATV tires

4 tires; lots of tread. For Side...

Yoga with Lisa

Chair Yoga & Gentle Hatha (Mat) Yoga...

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Yoga with Lisa

Chair Yoga & Gentle Hatha (Mat) Yoga Classes offered in Almonte for the fall session of 2026. Chair Yoga classes will incorporate traditional postures, both seated and standing, as well as...

New season of Learning Again in Almonte

A New Season of Learning Again in Almonte Is On Its Way Learning Again in Almonte is back with another season of lectures and courses on a wide variety of...

2026 Almonte Lions Club/MMFD Duck Race

The Almonte Lions Club Duck Race is back again this year on the Mississippi River at the Almonte Old Town Hall! Together with the Mississippi Mills Fire Department in...
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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...

FOR THE LOVE OF LISTS – A 6-WEEK WRITING WORKSHOP

What is this writing series about? A list can be far more than something we take to the grocery store or a tool we use...

Coffee for veterans at the Legion

Calling all veterans in the Lanark County area and environs. The Almonte Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion holds a monthly gathering for all Canadian...

‘Every Body Yoga’ at Centre For Creative Living

St. Paul’s Anglican Church  62 Clyde Street Almonte Yoga Instructor: Deborah Vigier Fee: $175 for fifteen weeks entitles you to attend two classes a week...

Film Society presents “The Penguin Lessons”

Not a school lesson -- grab a seat The Mississippi Mills Film Society has their first showing of the season on Sunday, September 14 2...

New locations for TR Leger STEP program in Almonte and Carleton Place

Almonte – Cornerstone Church, 1728 Concession 11 A Carleton Place – 92 Bridge St. In STEP, you can… Prepare for high school, college, or...

Lanark County Food Bank seeks a permanent home

A Cinderella Story The Lanark County Food Bank - The Hunger Stop is in need of a Fairy Godmother. She’s facing an *urgent* need to find...

Yoga with Lisa – Fall (Sept./Oct.) 2025 Sessions

Chair Yoga for Balance and Strength – Offered 2 times per week (see below) The Chair Yoga classes will incorporate traditional postures both seated and...

Garage sale on Gale Street, August 30

GARAGE SALE – 11 Gale Street, Almonte. This Saturday, August 30th from 8am to 1pm. Large selection of Antiques and Collectables including vintage cameras, tools, alarm...

Community Friendship Luncheons resume in September

Almonte's monthly Community Friendship Luncheons will be starting on SEPTEMBER 16th instead of in October. They will continue to be held at noon in the...

St. Andrew’s United Fish Fry, order now!

St. Andrew’s United Church in Pakenham is again holding its annual “Take Out Only” Fish Fry. On Friday, September 5, 2025, we’ll do the cooking for you....

New date for ‘Cashing in on Cycle Tourism’ event: October 17

A recent report estimates that the average spending on a cycling trip is $537, compared to $421 for non-cyclists. Almonte will host a ‘Cashing in...
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