The Friends of the Library invite you to Take Time for Tea. Doors open at 12:45pm. Tickets - adults $25. Tickets can be purchased at Champlain Library (94 Main St., […]
Community Hall, 2005 Principale St, Chute-à-Blondeau, ON K0B 1B0 COme and celebrate with us! Best wishes only! Music and light refreshments.
$10 (includes 3 food tokens). Free for kids under 12. Dutch Food, Clog Dancing, Shuffleboard Competition (with prizes, $2 per game) Don't miss out on this chance to experience Dutch […]
Quigley Highlanders' Pipes and Drums Annual Evening with the Quigleys. doors open at 8pm. $20 each - pay at the door. Great entertainment including: Fridge Full of Empties, Kathy Coleman dancers and Quigley Highlanders!
Donations of clothing and garage sale
1st Wednesday of every month, 7pm start time
All ages, groups, & talent welcome! Cash Prizes! Submit audition video to: [email protected] Audition deadline: April 6 $10 to audition Info: 613-525-3040
Admission: Adults $10; Children $5Entrée : Adultes : 10 $ ; enfants : 5$ PROCEEDS TO THEHAWKESBURY GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION CHEMOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT / LES FONDS SERONT DIRIGÉS LA FONDATION DE […]
The McAlpine Forever Forest is located on Concession #1 in Vankleek Hill, ON. Travel west on County Rd 10 from Vankleek Hill, turn right on Concession #1. There is also a google map at www.treesofrememberance.com that will direct you to the planting location. Your presence and support would be welcome, as we gather to plant […]
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There’s still plenty of time to join Champlain Library’s TD Summer Reading Club! Registration is open all summer long with activities at the library Monday through Thursday, including crafts, science, challenges, […]
The community has responded enthusiastically to the inaugural edition of La Classique du Clocher, which will take place on July 28, 2026, at the Hawkesbury Golf and Curling Club. The […]
The Speaker Series is returning to the Vankleek Hill Museum this summer. Six presentations are planned during July and August and are described as evenings of local history and storytelling. […]