River Jams/ MC Memorial Derby is back and is bigger and better than ever!

Come out Saturday July 8th and enjoy the summer festival for free with 9 live bands, a volleyball tournament, Mike Cheniers Memorial Fishing Derby, BBQ, Kids Zone, Vendor Show, Beer garden and much more entertainment throughout the day! Hardy Park - Brockville, 9am-9pm. 

A talented band of young people perform a variety of Easy Jazz to Rhythm & Blues. Grace United Church, 120 Pine Street. Admission by donation.

Every Saturday from 10am - 4pm in Town Park! Free Admission.

Finding Frida is an art collective lead by artists Virginia MacDonald and Heather Haynes. The Heather Haynes gallery has transformed into a unique visual experience inspired by the larger then life spirit of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. 145 Charles St. North. Free to the public, open Thursday- Sunday 11-4pm and the first Friday evening of each month 6-9pm.

Join the Gananoque Farmer's Market every Thursday from 4pm - 7pm in Town Park (30 King Street, East)

Do you have what it takes to manage air traffic? The 1000 Islands History Museum is thrilled to announce the launch of Eyes on the Skies: Managing Air Traffic in Canada, a special exhibition developed by the Canada Aviation and Space Museum in collaboration with NAV CANADA. Open until September 2023.

The Gananoque Ukulele Players is a group of local ukulele enthusiasts who love to meet, play music and sing together. They get together weekly for a community jam session and play in town at community events. Everyone is welcome. Come play along, share your songs and stories and learn new tips and techniques.

New to ukulele or want to learn to play? The Gananoque Public Library has ukuleles to borrow and information to start you off. Lots of members started having never played an instrument before. With ukulele you can start with just one chord and learn more as you develop.

Wednesdays at 10 AM at the Gananoque Public Library

Join us for a day of learning and discussion about Beech Bark Disease (BBD) and managing hardwood forest understories to promote healthy future forests in the Muskoka Watershed.  

This field tour will be of interest to landowners and forestry consultants managing forested properties for impacts of beech bark disease and long-term forest health.  

The tour will demonstrate BBD treatments and management approaches that have been piloted at Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve.

For any questions, please email javiercappella@westwindforest.ca or call 705-346-2274.

Date: Saturday, June 17, 2023 
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 
Location: Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve, 1088 Buck Lake Landing, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J6 
Registration Link: https://forestsontario.typeform.com/to/uPZYhcwg