Well-known naturalist and writer for In The Hills Magazine, Don Scallen, will speak to us about Grasslands National Park. Want to know more about rattlesnakes, pronghorn antelope and prairie dogs that call Grasslands home? All are welcome!
This 41.1 km journey follows the Dufferin Hi-Land section of the Bruce Trail, guiding hikers from Primrose to Lavender through some of Mulmur’s most scenic and storied landscapes. From rolling hills and hardwood forests to quiet country roads and escarpment views, the route reflects the deep connection between people and place that defines Mulmur. This…
The Power of Grey invites visitors to pause, look closely and discover the beauty found between black and white. In this solo exhibition, artist Karen Brown brings together layered encaustic paintings, mixed-media works, sculptural ceramics and tactile listening stones. Inspired by nature and the complexity of lived experience, the exhibition explores grey as a place…
Tour the sugarbush, taste our award-winning syrups, try maple taffy over ice, visit the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario, and enjoy our signature waffle and ice cream sandwich while learning about the history of maple syrup in Canada. What to Expect: Your Maple Sugarbush Tour & Tasting is a relaxed, guided 90-minute experience. Maple Syrup…
Join us for our Annual Meeting with guest Senator Robert Black, P. Ag. (Hon.). Since 2018, Senator Black has been working on issues of importance to Canadians related to agriculture, rural communities and youth leadership. Senator Black will share his knowledge and expertise on soil health.
A Charming Double Bill by Stewart Lemoine This double bill of witty one-act plays delivers two sharply observed and delightfully offbeat stories. In Love Is for Poor People, a forthright and glamorous woman of the world presents a candid look back at the trajectory of her long and eventful life, despite the fact she’s still…
Join award-winning Canadian actor, author and arts advocate, R.H. Thomson, for an engaging afternoon exploring how the stories we inherit and share shape our understanding of both past and present conflicts. Drawing on his work in history, remembrance and the arts, Thompson will offer thought-provoking reflections on war, memory and their relevance in today's world.…
Take an evening stroll and enjoy hundreds of glowing community-carved pumpkins.
