Back Issues

Jennifer Stewart, Theatre Orangeville’s new artistic director, steps into the spotlight.

As leaves change so do the galleries and gathering spaces of Headwaters – here’s a curated roundup of fall’s must-see exhibitions and events.

A fleeting glimpse of one of these five rare Headwaters species can feel like magic – and like a warning we can’t ignore.

A Mono gardener’s remarkable selection of plants pushes the boundaries of what will grow successfully in Headwaters.

Toast local sandwich stars at Pia’s on Broadway, sip a flight of Caledon cider and dig into locally made pies.

Sarah Allinson of Ontario Honey Creations minds her own beeswax.

Mini terrariums, the art of blacksmithing and whimsical monochrome cards.

Outdoor educator Billie Jo Reid aims to inspire enthusiasm for the environment through sketching in nature.

How does a septic system work? Learn all about this vital part of rural life and avoid a messy meltdown.

Take a stroll through the bucolic countryside by following the tracks that once connected Orangeville to Dundalk.

The importance of rest – whether napping or just taking a break – as a form of self-care.

A tranquil Caledon home inspires connecting with nature, relaxing with friends and family, gracious entertaining – and a whole lot of sports.