High Country Lunch Speaker Series
Please join us. Janet Henderson speaks on "Is This Ad a Fake?" Menu: sandwiches and salads Free, donations accepted, register by phone or email a week prior.
Please join us. Janet Henderson speaks on "Is This Ad a Fake?" Menu: sandwiches and salads Free, donations accepted, register by phone or email a week prior.
Though these are geared to seniors, anyone can attend from Dufferin County. The program begins at 11am and lunch is at noon. We do our best to livestream events to reach a wider audience. Lunch Speaker Series: On the last Monday of each month the topics are around services and education to empower and prepare…
Program activities that include exercise, educational opportunities, therapeutic recreation, and creative arts and crafts.
We invite all Kwewag to join us. Hosted by Grandmother Kim Wheatley. Arrive at 5:45pm at the Crane Gathering Space. Nov 23 & Dec 21.
There was a time in the 20th century when there were more Orangemen in Canada than anywhere else in the world (including Ireland). And no county was more "Orange" than…
Program activities that include exercise, educational opportunities, therapeutic recreation, and creative arts and crafts.
Coffee and community are brewing at the Buckstown Cafe! Drop in and join us weekly for no-charge refreshments, cards and table games, and monthly speakers. The café is a fully accessible, secular space located in Palgrave United Church.
This exhibition invites 2-D artwork submissions from members of local Girl Guiding units, exploring the theme “What Guiding Means to Me.” Whether inspired by friendship, adventure, service, personal growth or a special Guiding memory, artists are encouraged to share their own Guiding stories and experiences through their work. Together, these artworks will celebrate the impact…
Photographers have recorded life in Peel for over 160 years. This exhibition explores historic cameras and styles of photography with highlights from PAMA’s collections. Discover how the photos we capture create moments of meaning. Curated by Christine Iredale