Family friendly horse-drawn wagon tours from the Oil Museum of Canada return every Sunday this summer, beginning July 8 until August 26.

Tours are free with museum admission to the Oil Museum and are offered at 1, 2, and 3 p.m.

The 45-minute guided tour winds its way through historic Fairbank Oil Fields, a preserved pocket where history happened and the authentic oil technology of the 1860s is still operating. Fairbank Oil Fields and the Oil Museum of Canada share a National Heritage Site designation for the first oil field in Canada.

Stories, art, nature, oil history and ingenious technology are all combined in the tour as a pair of Belgian horses wends its way down Great Oak Lane.  Through woods and fields, the tour passes horses at work, life-sized metal sculptures of oilmen and the site where Canada’s first gusher struck in 1862.

Family friendly horse-drawn wagon tours from the Oil Museum of Canada return every Sunday this summer, beginning July 8 until August 26.

Tours are free with museum admission to the Oil Museum and are offered at 1, 2, and 3 p.m.

The 45-minute guided tour winds its way through historic Fairbank Oil Fields, a preserved pocket where history happened and the authentic oil technology of the 1860s is still operating. Fairbank Oil Fields and the Oil Museum of Canada share a National Heritage Site designation for the first oil field in Canada.

Stories, art, nature, oil history and ingenious technology are all combined in the tour as a pair of Belgian horses wends its way down Great Oak Lane.  Through woods and fields, the tour passes horses at work, life-sized metal sculptures of oilmen and the site where Canada’s first gusher struck in 1862.

Family friendly horse-drawn wagon tours from the Oil Museum of Canada return every Sunday this summer, beginning July 8 until August 26.

Tours are free with museum admission to the Oil Museum and are offered at 1, 2, and 3 p.m.

The 45-minute guided tour winds its way through historic Fairbank Oil Fields, a preserved pocket where history happened and the authentic oil technology of the 1860s is still operating. Fairbank Oil Fields and the Oil Museum of Canada share a National Heritage Site designation for the first oil field in Canada.

Stories, art, nature, oil history, and ingenious technology are all combined in the tour as a pair of Belgian horses wends its way down Great Oak Lane. Through woods and fields, the tour passes horses at work, life-sized metal sculptures of oilmen and the site where Canada’s first gusher struck in 1862.

Enjoy the Bard's Service with Festival Actors & A Plowman's Lunch. Sunday July 29 at St. John's Anglican Church in Prescott. Service begins at 10:30am with Plowman's lunch to follow.

You are invited to our 2nd Town Hall meeting. Thank you to everyone who attended the 1st meeting and sent in their suggestions.

Now it is time to take your ideas and create an action plan.

Topics: Season Structure
Marketing and Promotion

Location: Cecil's Map Room (finger foods provided)
Date/Time: July 10th @6:30 pm

Everyone is welcome.

Please RSVP to: gtginformation@gmail.com

Join us for our Annual General Meeting. We will be announcing our new season, the upcoming season directors will be introducing us to their productions, there will be a review of the last season, election of Board Members, and membership renewal.
Celebrating 70 years of award winning Community Theatre.

Please join us for our Murder Mystery Dinner. Cost is $25/person which includes dinner and a mystery. Cocktails are at 5 pm, with a Mardi Gras themed dinner at 6 pm. An amazing dinner consisting of an appetizer (potato and cheesy Italian sausage soup with garlic bread), main course (Jambalaya with salad) and dessert will be red velvet muffins with tea or coffee. First come, first served for characters. Tickets must be purchased by July 14. To purchase tickets, or for any additional information, please contact Val at 705-492-8940.

July 27th Cornwall Golf & Country Club, Scramble format, Shotgun start at 1pm. Golf prizes, Silent Auction, 50/50 Putting contest,

$135 / golfer includes 18 holes, Power cart, Burger and beer lunch & Prime Rib or Chicken Marsala dinner.

Contact Heart & Stroke office at 613 938-8933