Vankleek Hill and District Nature Society Monday, October 21, 2019 - 7PM 5814 Highway 34, Library at Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute Speaker: Heather Short, “Earth Scientist and Climate Educator” Join us to learn of the scientific basis of climate change; consequences; steps to avoid catastrophe. All welcome including students. $1 fee as refreshments vankleekhillnaturesociety.org
Vankleek Hill and District Nature Society Annual Fundraising Sale Thursday, June 2, 9:30 am to 12 at Scotiabank, Main St., VKH Birdhouses, seedlings, compost, shrubs, plants, and other nature items. Rain date June 3. [email protected] Donations accepted.
Guest Speaker: Christine Trudeau A Western Swing to Bird Sites All welcome. [email protected]
Carol Tisdall, speaker All welcome. [email protected]
All welcome. [email protected]
Plants Saplings Shrubs Composted Manure Books Nature and Garden Items, with vintage clay potsRhubarb and bird house Donations accepted [email protected]
Meeting at Library at Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute Speaker: Andrew Perrault Forests, Trees, and an Indigenous Perspective All welcome. $2 entry fee. [email protected]
Our Nature-themed sale will have plants, small trees, containers and pots, birdhouses, books and baked items.Come and have a question answered on birds or trees.Support our speakers program. [email protected]
It’s a reader’s paradise as the annual Lochiel Book Sale has arrived for another year. Thousands of titles of fiction, non-fiction, along with books about cooking, gardening, and for children are for sale at the Lochiel Centre. The sale began during the weekend of March 14 and 15. Sale days continue on Wednesday, March 18, […]
The 2026 Vankleek Hill Christmas Home Tour is looking for local, not-for-profit community groups which would like to be considered to share in the proceeds from the November 7, 2026, event. Here is how it works. Local not-for-profit organizations can provide 10 or more volunteers to help at the annual event, and in return, the […]
They say we can’t go home again. But sometimes, we get pretty close to it. You cannot go back by thinking about the past. The past isn’t about what we remember. We yearn to re-live the past because it always looks better in the rear-view mirror. If you haven’t heard of the Sportsman Inn, it […]