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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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Line dancing winter session starts January 5

The Mississippi Mills Recreation and Culture line dancing winter session starts this Thursday, January 5.  All dances are at a beginner to easy intermediate...

‘Bend & Brew’ fundraiser for Stir It Up Collective, January 7

Saturday, January 7th, Stir It Up Collective will be holding another Bend & Brew fundraiser – this time, at the Almonte Old Town Hall,...

New Year’s Eve party in Clayton, December 31

Christmas Eve Candle-lit Carol Service at St. Paul’s

Listen to the story and sing the Christmas songs Come and join the celebration! St Paul's Almonte 62 Clyde St 7:30 p.m. All Ages Welcome!

Almonte train wreck commemoration, January 6

December 27th, 2022, marks the 80th anniversary of the night the town of Almonte witnessed death and devastation wreaked by one of the worst railway...

Looking for gift ideas?

For this Christmas or any time of the year, why not give opportunities to ignite the mind and spirit with a Learning Again in...

A moment of peace at St. Paul’s — December 14

BE STILL MY SOUL Come and rest in a candle-lit church for gentle music, inspirational messages, and silent prayer. Wednesday,  December 14, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. St...

Craft sale to support Union Hall renovations, December 10

Union Hall renovations funded through craft sales, donations In the last five years, despite COVID restrictions for much of this time, the volunteers at Union Hall...

Holiday studio sale, Chandler and Lily Swain, December 2-3

December 2nd, 6-9 pm • December 3rd, 10 am-5 pm, 178 Blakeney Rd. (Near Almonte) small works, limited edition & cards 2nds and favourites...

‘What Now Lanark County?’ event, December 9

Do you have your ticket yet? Don’t miss your chance to attend this meaningful evening of listening, reflection and learning. The topic, although a...

Kintail Country Christmas, December 10

The historic and picturesque museum located at the Mill of Kintail Conservation Area needs a new roof.  Staff began to notice leaks this summer,...

Almonte in Concert, ‘Christmas with Quartom’ — December 3

Join us for our annual Christmas Concert! Saturday, December 3, 2022, 7:30 p.m. Kerry Bursey – tenor Benoit Le Blanc – baritone Julien Patenaude – baritone Philippe Martel –...

Light Up the Night, December 2

Mississippi Mills is ready to welcome hundreds of residents and visitors to downtown Almonte and Pakenham next week to experience holiday magic with the...

Blair Paul acrylic painting workshop, November 26

Blair T. Paul, AOCADU, OSA, is presenting an acrylic painting workshop Saturday Nov. 26th., noon-4 pm at the lovely Manotick Legion. This is for...
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