You’re invited to St. Andrew’s Friday, September 6 at 7pm for a concert featuring Dr. Wayne Carroll on the organ, accompanied by Ken Baldwin, playing the trumpet. The concert will include a mix of classical and pop music.   Doors open at 6:30pm and donations in support of our music program will be gratefully received at the door.

Come Early and browse our Yard Sale, which is being held in from of the church from 4 to 7pm.

Every year, on the third Saturday in September, Lyndhurst’s population of roughly 300 residents swells to a bustling crowd of up to 8000 people. People come from near and far to enjoy the Annual Lyndhurst Turkey Fair.

Turkey Fair carries on the tradition of getting together in the fall for a day of fun. Originally farmers would bring their poultry to town to sell, brining their family along to socialize with a fair like atmosphere. 

Now days we carry on the tradition of a day of family fun by hosting the fair in the village of Lyndhurst. Indulge in toe-tapping tunes with three stage areas, savour scrumptious eats, and don’t forget the vintage car show! Delight in fun kid zone shenanigans, rub elbows with royalty like Cinderella and Brie the River Mermaid, paddle a Voyager canoe, hitch a ride on a wagon and mingle with the Canadian Armed Forces Navel Reserve personnel from Kingston’s own HMCS Cataraqui. Discover secrets of local history, see various exhibits such as blacksmithing, wood turning, and chair canning among others. 

Uncover treasures with over 130 vendors for a unique shopping experience, stunning quilts at the quilt show (Lyndhurst Legion) enter to win a handmade quilt from Stonebridge Quilters. Review and bid on fantastic items at the Silent Auction and be sure to enter the 50/50 draw! This year’s raffle proceeds will be donated to the Sweets Corners Elementary School Kindergarten play structure fundraiser. 

Free entry and Free parking – come spend the day in Lyndhurst!

Friday, Aug 23, 3pm - Renfrew Legion Ladies Auxiliary meal, Turkey on a bun, turkey caesar wrap or turkey caesar salad, drink included, $10. Take-out available. 
 

Step back in time and experience the legendary voice of Patsy Cline like never before with Christina Hutt's heartfelt tribute. 

Immerse yourself in an evening filled with the soulful ballads and spirited tunes that defined an era. With Christina's uncanny vocal resemblance and captivating stage presence, this show promises to be a nostalgic journey that pays homage to one of country music's greatest icons. 

Don't miss this unforgettable celebration of Patsy Cline's enduring legacy!

“Doing it the hard way for 20 years,” is a badge Elliott BROOD wear with honour. Two decades on, work, life and love have taken the trio in many directions, away from their hometowns and headfirst into an ongoing musical journey through distance and time. Now, after being members of this band for nearly half of their lives, Elliott BROOD is never more at home than in the wash of distorted, evocative strings and stomps that make their signature alt country sound.   

Elliott BROOD appeared on the cover of Exclaim Magazine in 2008 as the new ambassadors of a roots, folk rock and alt country wave that flourished in Toronto’s early aughts. Elliott BROOD’s arrival came with a level of buzz that launched them directly into the heart of a vibrant Toronto scene that centered at label Six Shooter Records, where they have returned to release their newest music. Their live show, a maelstrom of frenetic energy and fuzz, has brought them back and forth across continents countless times on bills The Sadies, Wilco, The Black Crowes, and many more. Their albums, meticulously crafted, detail-packed collections have brought some of Canada’s highest musical honours and awards, including an early Polaris Music Prize Short List and a JUNO Award.  

In their twenty years, the band has remained fiercely loyal to their mysterious namesake. The stylized, imaginary character has guided the band’s travels over mountains and meadows, and through the more harrowing sides of history. Elliott BROOD has grown into a vessel for the trio’s shared history too, with new songs finding connection and communion in themes that hit much closer to home. With smile lines and guitar fingers long hardened with callouses, Elliott BROOD has been doing it the hard way, but making it sound easy.