Theme: O Canada! $10 per person | Four persons per teamYour hosts: Rob Carr and Lois Tani | Prizes for the top three teams!The kitchen is open at 6 pm, […]
On June 17, talk a walk in Alexandria and raise awareness of brain tumours. Individuals and teams are invited to participate. All funds raised will go towards much needed equipment to help treat brain tumour patients and patients with other neurological conditions at Glengarry Memorial Hospital. The Brain Tumour Awareness Walk is being organized in […]
The Glengarry Pioneer Museum will ring with the sound of hammers hitting anvils during its seventh-annual Smith-In Blacksmith Festival on Saturday and Sunday, 17-18 June, 2023 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Approximately twenty blacksmiths from across Ontario, Quebec, and the USA will come together to share their skills and products with visitors to the […]
Lorrie will talk about her books and her journey as a proud Metis woman. http://lorriepotvin.ca
Author Lorrie Potvin, a Knowledge Keeper and a Sacred Pipe Holder, will lead a Sacred Pipe Ceremony and Sharing Circle.
Come meet fellow business owners at the next BMA meeting! Come join us! Let’s catch up!Come meet fellow business owners and see the new video series about Vankleek Hill - and learn more about the Ottawa Tourism grant and the work we have done so far!A big thanks to Hawkmyer Media for working with us! […]
In Brownsburg-Chatham, a full day of festivities is planned for Saturday, June 24 at Camping municipal de Brownsburg-Chatham, located at 457 route des Outaouais (Route 344). The grounds, including the beach, are open to the public at 10 a.m. There will be a beach volleyball tournament, with various children’s activities and games. Beginning at 6 […]
Come out and catch up with your neighbours and friends. So much to see and do at the Fair! Holstein Show, Antique Tractor Pull, Friday Night Amazing Race, Beach Volleyball, […]
The Kairos Blanket Exercise is based on using Indigenous methodologies and the goal is to build understanding about our shared history as Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada by walking through pre-contact, treaty-making, colonization and resistance. Everyone is actively involved as they step onto blankets that represent the land, and into the role of First […]
French-language theatre group La troupe des non-coupables (The Not Guilty Troop) has finalized the dates for this season’s performances of the play La Dernière Pendaison (The Last Hanging) at the L’Orignal Jail. The play about the last two hangings at the L’Orignal Jail has been performed annually by the troupe since 2009 – with the […]
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 tournament, with Honorary Chair Bob Hartley, former National Hockey League head coach and Stanley Cup champion, the event is now officially sold out, with 148 […]
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. The first talk is on July 7. Frank Hurley will discuss former Vankleek Hill Postmaster Jack Hurley and his World War Two story that remains […]
Chrome, four-barrel carburetors, big-block V-8’s and maybe even some soft Corinthian leather will be returning to downtown Hawkesbury on Labour Day weekend. After a year on hiatus, the Hawkesbury Auto Expo is back on Sunday, September 6. The last time the big gathering on Main Street of classic cars and their drivers was held was […]