Salem United Church Fall Fair

19041 County Rd 2 Summerstown

Saturday October 26th, 10am to 2pm

Home Baking (including frozen fruit and meat pies).

Plants, Attic Treasures, Preserves, and Local Vendors. 

Lunch, featuring Lancaster perch roll, chili, hotdogs, desserts and refreshments. 

Free admission.  All welcome!

Accessibility stair chair lift available

For information, call Arlene at 613-360-0657

Do you have any unwanted papers that you need to get rid of?!

Saturday the 19th we will be hosting our shred-it fundraising at our office 15 Depot drive!

-Drive thru style, don’t need to lift a finger

Leave it to us and the shred-it team to professional and securely shred your documents!

Starting at a donation of $10 a box- your unwanted paperwork can be gone within seconds!

All proceeds from this fundraiser goes towards providing food securities for individuals and families right here in our home communities. 

Sat. Oct 19th, 9am-1pm

Explorers’ Edge is pleased to announce that the 2024 Regional Tourism Summit will take place on Wednesday, November 6 at Windermere House on Lake Rosseau, Muskoka.

With a dual focus on product innovation and rural strategy, the day will feature discussions with multiple industry experts, including:

Join us to learn about TIAO’s efforts to build a provincial tourism strategy that addresses rural concerns, Thunder Bay’s successful cruise industry development, Municipal Accommodation Tax successes and challenges, motorized and non-motorized product development, approaches by smaller stakeholder collectives, the significance of AI to the regional industry, and for a first look at the Explorers’ Edge Travel Agency marketing initiatives.

Register at www.explorersedge.ca

Join the Town of Gravenhurst and the Gravenhurst YMCA for a fun Halloween Trick or Treat Pit Stop!

SPOOK SPOT Thursday, October 31 from 4-7 pm at the Gravenhurst Centennial Centre YMCA Gym.

 Giant Corn Maze

 Fun and Spooky Decorations

 Mad Scientist Lab of Things

 Trick or Treating

Gardeners of Burlington presents guest speaker Carolyn Cross: “The Edible history of Erchless Estate”. Please come and join a friendly group of amateur gardeners interested in learning more about all aspects of gardening.

Carolyn Cross has worked in the museum field for over twenty years. She holds a B. A. in Art History from McGill University and a M. A. in Canadian Art History from Concordia University.

Carolyn worked at the McCord Museum in Montreal in collections management for seven years then moved to Oakville in 1999 when she joined the Oakville Museum as Assistant Curator.

Questions? Please email: burlhortsoc@gmail.com