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Noreen Young Award for the Arts by Puppets Up! achieves a major endowment milestone

Left to right – Jenny Sheffield, Artistic...

Christine Southwick — obituary

Christine Lesley Southwick (Mom, Sister, Friend) In her...

Leaves are falling: drop off yours

For each of the past four years,...

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Veterans coffee & buddy check-in, October 1

Event: Veterans Coffee & Buddy Check-in Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Location: Almonte Legion Branch 240 (Upstairs Hall), 100 Bridge St, Almonte, ON Who is welcome: All...

Senior Climate Witness Caravan

The Senior Climate Witness Caravan ( https://seniorsclimatewitness.ca/ ) will be in Ottawa this Saturday coinciding with the Fridays for Future 2026 Climate March ( https://cafesottawa.ca/call-out-for-fffo-climate-march-sept-2026/ ) . We begin at 9:30am at...

Dandelion Foods celebrates community with Customer Appreciation Day

Dandelion Foods invites the community to join them for Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday, October 3 from 10 AM–2 PM! Your local health, wellness and grocery go-to since 2014, Dandelion...
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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...

Blueberry tea at Union Hall

Union Hall Trillium Grant to be celebrated at blueberry tea We are excited to announce that the Union Hall Community Centre has been successful in its...

Join the Good Food Box program

Are you feeling the pinch of higher grocery prices? Then you just might be interested in joining the Good Food Box Program. This program...

Breakfast at the Legion, August 16

At the Almonte Legion Eggs to Order, Hash Browns, Bacon, Sausage, Pancakes, Toast, Tea/Coffee 8 am – 11 am Adults – $13.00 7-12 yrs – $7.00 Under 4 – $3.00

Intermediate Computer Course – September 8, 2025- January 22, 2026

Computer Basics Course -September 8-November 24

Rhythm & Song fall sessions

Rhythm & Song! Community Choir - Fall Sessions 2025 Wow! Summer is half over already and Fall will be here before we know it. September...

A Day of Fashion and Flowers at Duffield Design, August 16

This Saturday, August 16th at 79 Mill St. in Almonte. Doors open at 10 a.m. Featuring local, organically grown floral arrangements by Garden Inspiration Fashion and...

Balance and Strength Classes for Seniors, starting September

Starting on September 4th, Pipa Physio will be offering specialized Balance and Strength classes designed for seniors to improve mobility, prevent falls, and enhance overall physical...

Seniors trip to Balderson Blueberries

Thursday August 21st - Seniors Trip (55+) Balderson Blueberries - $20 - Enjoy a freshly made blueberry pastry along with a coffee. Have a...

Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape, August 16

Carleton Place Riverfront Artscape makes its debut – a celebration of art and music on Saturday, August 16 Carleton Place, ON – July 30, 2025 –...

Pakenham Horse Show, August 16

Do you ride, drive, show or love to watch horses? If so, the Pakenham Horse Show is for you! This exciting equestrian event was...
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