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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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CALLING ALL UKRAINIANS! And those helping Ukrainians relocating to Almonte!

Come out to meet Iryna and Sasha and other Ukrainians! Wednesday, November 16th 6:00 – 7:00 PM EQUATOR COFFEE 451 Ottawa Street, Almonte

Travelogue: Haida Gwaii with Alicia Salyi, November 16

Mississippi Mills Library, Almonte Branch Wednesday, November 16th, 7 pm Haida Gwaii has been described as Canada’s Galápagos Islands. A location for adventurers and casual hikers...

‘Death Café’ discussion at Almonte library, November 19

Death Cafes provide a unique opportunity to talk openly and honestly about death in a safe and relaxed environment. There are no agendas, no...

Turkey supper at St. Andrew’s, November 19

  Anniversary Turkey Supper Date/time: Saturday, November 19 / 4 - 7 p.m. Location: St. Andrew's United Church in Pakenham Cost: Adults $25 Children 12 and under $15 Website: https://www.standrewsunitedpakenham.org/ Contact Number: Arlene 613-762-7181...

A moment of peace at St. Paul’s — November 9

BE STILL MY SOUL Come and rest in a candle-lit church for gentle music, inspirational messages, and silent prayer. Wednesday, November 9, 2022, at 7:30 p.m. St...

Olde Tyme Country dinner and dance, Clayton, November 6

Clayton community centre November 6 2 pm - 6 pm Supper served at 5 pm Adults $15 Children 6-12 $7 Under 6 free Musicians free

Community Builders’ Craft Fair at Union Hall, November 5

After a fun and successful event last year, Union Hall is pleased to be hosting its second annual Community Builders’ Craft Fair, on Saturday,...

Original Art Sale at Rebound

On your way to the Ottawa Valley Christmas craft shows this weekend, why not make a point to drop in to the vintage room...

Paper flower-making workshops at the Mill of Kintail

Once again I am hosting paper flower-making workshops at the Mill of Kintail. These workshops are a fun relaxing way to get creative while...

Christmas in the Valley artisan show, November 5-6

Tourtieres are available at St. Paul’s

Tourtieres 2022! Back, after two years absence, we have missed you! St. Paul’s “Holy Rollers” and our delicious 10” beef & pork tourtieres (2:1 mix,...

Pumpkin Promenade at the Alameda, November 1

Join us for our first annual Pumpkin Promenade! What better way to dispose of your used jack-o'-lanterns after Halloween than to bring them to the...

Civitan bingo each Wednesday

  Each Wednesday evening the Almonte Civitan holds a BINGO at the Civitan Community Hall. Now that the days are shorter and our evenings longer...

Fresh balsam wreaths from Hillside church, order now

Made from fresh balsam, measures around 18", decorated with pine cones, Christmas decorations and a selection of ribbons. Pre-order your wreath by Saturday, November 5th,...
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