Attention genealogists, researchers and scholars: Caledon Public Library now has access to both the Toronto Star and Globe & Mail, accessible online up to 2019! These tools provide easily searchable firsthand accounts and unparalleled coverage of politics, society and events stretching back as far as 1844. Discover how to find articles, photographs, maps, advertisements, classified…
Would you like to learn how to play a musical instrument? Come join the Orangeville Community Band's Beginner Band! You'll get weekly instruction on how to read music and play the instrument of your choice. You'll also have opportunities to perform with the OCB. Have some fun and learn a new skill. $75; $50 for…
Whether you're Team Coffee, Team Tea, or both, you can make your new favourite mug with our new Cricut Mug Press. You will also learn to create a design in Cricut Design Space software and use Infusible Ink material. You will leave the program with a customized mug and the skills to create more! All…
Do you play an instrument? Come join the Orangeville Community Band!
“I'm a veteran of the Second World War, and this play and its performance made a greater impact on me than all the memorial services I have ever attended." After incredible performances in 2022, this surprisingly funny, multi-award-winning drama returns to The Rose Studio II. This show has travelled across Canada, internationally, and been performed…
An exclusive fundraising, seasonal Christmas store, featuring one-of-a-kind, hand-painted ornaments by The Sisters. In addition to a festive, gourmet holiday bakery, the store is adorned with beautiful wreaths, garlands, illuminated decor, seasonal linens, nativities and a variety of ornaments - personalized free of charge and so much more! Thurs, Fri 10am-7pm Sat 10am-6pm Sun 11am-4pm…
Exhibition organized by The Muse - Douglas Family Art Centre, Kenora, Ontario. The Red Chair Sessions is an ongoing open-call portraiture series that places importance on the acknowledgement and reclamation of Indigenous lands and the revitalization of Indigenous languages. This series ultimately disrupts colonial narratives, centres Indigenous Peoples who have been here since time immemorial…
Niagara-region artists Dillon Douglas and Chris Louis combine their painterly imagery in Paradise Lost, a tryptic digital composition (across three outdoor banners) where a healthy, verdant planet Earth turns into a wasteland. Packed with repetitive and overlapping motifs, both comical and strange, Douglas and Louis take us on a humbling journey of human failure (on…
Do women and girls, as well as their parents, educators and employers, see themselves equitably represented in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields? Women have made significant contributions to STEM – and continue to do so – but their stories are often untold. Why is that? This travelling exhibition shares some of these stories…
