Get ready to ride, hike, or stroll your way to making a difference! Wheels 2025, the annual fundraising event in support of medically complex children at The Darling Home for Kids, returns to the beautiful Kelso Conservation Area on Sunday, June 22, 2025, and everyone is invited to join. 

Whether you're an avid cyclist, a nature-loving hiker, or just looking for a family-friendly way to give back, Wheels 2025 has a route for you. Choose from three cycling distances (25km, 60km, or 100km), hike a 5km scenic trail with summit views of Milton, or enjoy an accessible boardwalk walk by the Kelso lake. 

Participants can set a fundraising goal, with all proceeds benefiting children with complex medical needs. and their families through respite, palliative, and residential care at The Darling Home for Kids. After crossing the finish line, guests will enjoy lunch, games, and a celebration of the impact they’ve made together in the community. 

Browse through hundreds of donated items from household items, fine China, jewellery, garden items, toys, books, puzzles, music, and white elephant.
Free admission
A Seniors Association fundraiser supported by Capital Movers & Storage. 

 BASEBALL DIAMOND DEDICATION DAY

Saturday June 14, 2025 is D.D.D. at Milton Community Park when Pete McMullen and Glenn Turner Diamonds will be unveiled. Contact Greg at 905-699-9279 or gnpo77@gmail.com for information about the ceremonies.

May 6: Sarnia Photographic Club presents "Miziwezi ('He is whole', Ojibwe)" by Wayne Simpson.  Join us in the Sarnia Library Theatre at 6:45 PM to hear from Wayne Simpson who is an Ojibwe photographer from Aamjiwnaang First Nation based in the quaint village of Elora, Ontario. Wayne specializes in dramatic portraiture and landscape photography. Doors open at 6:30 PM.  Guests are welcome. For more info, please email: sarnia.photographic.club@gmail.com

The Rotary Club of North Muskoka hosts a giant book sale at the Canada Summit Centre, outside in front of the main entrance, 20 Park Drive, Huntsville, Ontario, on Saturday, May 3, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM! Funds raised will help support our longstanding commitment to the Huntsville Public Library TD Summer Reading Club.

Hundreds of books! Fiction and nonfiction. Children's books, mystery, romance, health and wellness, history, Canadiana, true crime, cookbooks, hobbies, and more.

No book over $1! Everyone is encouraged to bring a reusable shopping bag!

The Rotary Club of North Muskoka hosts a first of its kind Car Boot sale at the Canada Summit Centre, outside in front of the main entrance, 20 Park Drive, Huntsville, Ontario, on Saturday, May 3, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM! Funds raised will help support projects at the Huntsville High School and Mind Aid. 
A Car Boot sale is a community rummage sale done out of the truck of a car.

Over 25 vendors have signed up and includes:

- A giant book sale 
- Live music
- Kids play area

A donation to the event is encouraged to support our causes.