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…
Take part in songs, stories and rhymes. This fun, hands-on program gives parents ideas and activities to help engage kids in reading and learning. No registration is required.
Build on your Tai Chi foundation with flowing movements and techniques designed to strengthen balance, co-ordination, flexibility and overall well-being.
Program activities that include exercise, educational opportunities, therapeutic recreation, and creative arts and crafts.
Fall Afterschool programs are here! From art and theatre to music and so much more, there's something for every young creator to explore after school. Spots fill quickly—register today and…
Canadian-born, England-based, Booker-nominated author of Crow Lake, A Town Called Solace, The Other Side of the Bridge and now Solace in Winter, a gorgeous novel set in Canada's north country. Moderated by former CBC journalist Bernadette Hardaker. Presented by BookLore and Theatre Orangeville. Proceeds to new play development. Stay after for a catered reception. $40…
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…
Join us for the fall showcase of creative work important to the community by local artists. September - Robert Chisholm October - E. Connie Munson November - Southern Ontario Visual Artists Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm.
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…
