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Strawberry Social at North Lanark Historical Museum, June 21

The North Lanark Historical Society is hosting...

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Strawberry Social at North Lanark Historical Museum, June 21

The North Lanark Historical Society is hosting its annual Strawberry Social! Join us this Sunday, June 21, from 2-4 and indulge in delicious strawberry shortcake while enjoying live music from...

Union Hall solstice/Indigenous Peoples’ event June 21

On Sunday, June 21, the summer solstice arrives to announce the coming of our warm summer months. For Indigenous people, it is a special time of renewal and connection...

HENRY HAMILTON at the Almonte Library Corridor Gallery

June 14 – August 8 The Corridor Gallery at the Almonte Branch Library is pleased to feature artwork by Mississippi Mills resident Henry Hamilton.  Henry has been interested in art for...
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All Candidates Night, September 29

The Almonte Community Coordinators (The Hub/Rebound) invite you to participate in an All Candidates Night, including Town Council and Boards of Education candidates, in...

Almonte & District Horticultural Society plant sale, September 17

September 17, 2022 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Located at the Library gardens (behind the library) 155 High St. Almonte Perennials, produce, preserves and gardening items Cash Only

Middleville Fair, September 17

All around fair for all the family and a chance to connect with your friends and neighbours and meet new ones. Admission is $5 over...

The Terry Fox Run is back and will be an in-person event! September 18

The event starts and finishes in front of the Almonte Arena/Community Centre and takes place on Sunday, September 18th. Registration is from noon to...

Spaces open for “Indigenous Realities,” taught by Tony Belcourt

Learning Again In Almonte—Register Now! Due to demand, Learning Again in Almonte has opened up a few more spaces in our class “Indigenous Realities,” taught...

Appleton Studio art classes

OPEN STUDIO SESSIONS FOR ARTISTS OF ALL LEVELS! Classes run for eight weeks starting Oct 4/5. Cost is $295. Tuesdays: 9:30am - noon Tuesdays: 1:30 pm...

Back Again – Civitan Thanksgiving apple pies & crisps

A recent article said Denmark is among the happiest countries in the world according to the World Happiness Report.  It seems they weather their...

Blueberry tea at Union Hall, September 11

UNION HALL’S FAMOUS BLUEBERRY TEA RETURNS After years under COVID restrictions, it's time for the folks at Union Hall to open the doors for the...

Fall art classes with Blair Paul

Blair T. Paul, AOCADU,OSA has been a professional artist and fine art teacher for  over four decades, so has a great deal of experience...

Almonte garage sale, September 3

Saturday, September 3rd 8 am to 1 pm 128 Duncan Drive, Almonte. (Munro Meadows off Ramsay Rd. 8) Selection of new and used household items, glassware, pictures, sports...

Author Merilyn Simonds visits Mississippi Mills Public Library, September 15

Thursday, September 15th at 6:30 pm, Mississippi Mills Public library welcomes popular Canadian author, Merilyn Simonds. Simonds to Almonte branch. Merilyn will read from her new...

‘Loyalist Settlements along the Rideau River’, September 14

Join the North Lanark Historical Society online on Wednesday, September 14th at 7 p.m. for their next Digital Speaker Series! They will be hosting...

Almonte Duck Race, September 10

After a two-year break thanks to Covid, The Almonte Lions Club and the Mississippi Mills Fire Dept. are pleased to announce the return of...

Free outdoor artisan show on Labour Day Weekend, Maberly, Ontario

Celebrating its 16th year, the Sundance Artisan Show invites you to spend time in a beautiful riverbank setting with 40 local artists in Maberly,...
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