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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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Garage sale, Spring Street, October 8

Moving, multi-family sale this Saturday, October 8 from 9-12:00. Wood splitter, dog carrier for bike ...  everything MUST go.

10th (Maybe Last?) Annual Alpha Male Yard Sale! October 8-10

  Tools, Compressors, Generators, Heaters, Snow blowers, Air Rifles, Kayaks,  Pumps, Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Gardening, Construction, Auto Stuff. Guy stuff only. Clayton Village, Across from the General Store....

“The Wondrousness of Coral Reefs,” October 12, Pakenham

The Community Outreach Speaker Series is starting up again. The first talk is entitled: The Wondrousness of Coral Reefs … and why we should keep them with...

Fantastic Fall Colours Walk at Blueberry Mountain, October 15

One of the best places in Lanark County to witness a panoramic view of fall colours is from the top of Blueberry Mountain at...

Donations for Library book sale are full up, no more are needed

No more book donations, please! What a wonderful community we live in! Just two weeks ago the Friends of the Library asked for book donations...

National Day For Truth and Reconciliation vigil, September 30

Olde Tyme Country dinner and dance, Clayton, October 2

Clayton community centre October 2/22 2pm - 6pm Supper served at 5 pm Adults $15 Children 6-12 $7 Under 6 free Musicians free

Climate Walk in Carleton Place, September 23

On Friday, September 23rd we will gather as a unified group of non-partisan citizens, demonstrating our concern for climate action, the environment and our...

Hatha yoga session to support Stir It Up Collective

Stir It Up Collective invites you to join us for a morning of gentle flow Hatha yoga to learn how somatic healing practices can...

Centre For Creative Living: Re-Purposing Your Wardrobe

Under the guidance of multimedia artist, costume designer and teacher Ingrid Hamster Harris you will learn how to re-design, repair, resize and/or repurpose clothing...

Union Hall crafts at Farmers’ Market, September 24

Once again, Union Hall volunteers will be on hand at the Almonte Farmers’ Market, on Saturday, September 24. On offer will be the ever-popular handcrafted...

Almonte Curling Club registration is now open

Calling all current and new curlers! Registration for the Almonte Curling Club 2022-2023 curling season is now open, and we’re introducing an online registration...

St. Paul’s Community Harvest Supper is BACK

After a two-year hiatus, the Community Harvest Supper returns ! WHEN: Saturday September 17, 4 – 7 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s Church Hall, 62 Clyde St.,...

Tenth Annual Hike for Hospice — a hybrid event, October 2

Sunday, October 2, 2022, will be a day of remembrance, gratitude and celebration. We are celebrating our 10th Anniversary as an organization. Our client numbers have...
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