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October 2019
6 Guitars
6 Guitars is a pitch perfect blend of music, comedy, and characters. Just one performer portrays 6 unique guitar players, each representing their own style of music. As each character shares the anecdotes and songs that define their relationship to music the audience is treated to breathtaking musicianship, beautiful storytelling, & top notch comedy. Since it premiered in 2010, 6 Guitars has been performed hundreds of times for tens of thousands of people across North America to roaring standing ovations.…
Find out more »ASK Workshop
ASK (Assessing for Suicide in Kids) is a one day workshop for helpers who work with children. Some of the things you will learn include a research based definition of suicidality in children, how a child’s understanding of death is linked to suicide risk and key questions helpers need to ask a child to assess risk. It is recommended that participants come to the workshop having already taken the ASIST or safeTALK workshop A Mental Health Education Centre. Our goal is…
Find out more »Harvest Celebration
Harvest Celebration marks the closing of the Farmers’ Market with trick or treating, crafts, face painting, great shopping and other festive activities.
Find out more »Learn It | Build It | Manage It – PART I
LEARN IT | BUILD IT | MANAGE IT is a two part workshop and webinar series that will be offered over 2019-20 in the communities of Kitchener, Cambridge, Orangeville, Waterloo and Guelph. This workshop series covers four key areas that support creative space capital projects: alternative financing, community engagement, building and maintaining creative spaces.
Find out more »Halloween Howl
Join us for a forest walk to look and listen for the nighttime forest creatures. Learn about how smart coyotes are, how to tell owls apart, if bats really are blind and many more cool things about some spooky critters. A great family event, and just in time for Halloween! Costumes are welcome, but please make sure they are safe for hiking in low light. Due to content and terrain, we recommended this event for ages 7 and up. Address…
Find out more »The Sisters Touch of Christmas
An exclusive seasonal, fundraising Christmas store, featuring one-of-a-kind, hand-painted ornaments by The Sisters themselves. In addition to holiday bakery, there are beautiful wreaths, garlands, illuminated decor, seasonal linens, nativities and timeless Christmas keepsakes. There is also a large assortment of ornaments - personalized free of charge and much, much more!!
Find out more »13th Annual Giant Book Sale
FRIENDS of the GUELPH PUBLIC LIBRARY Anticipating 100,000 items including hardcover, paperback, children's, antiquarian and collectible books; CDs, DVDs, vinyl, puzzles, games and more. Items restocked continually through the sale! Cash only. All proceeds support Guelph Public Library. All Ages | Free
Find out more »The Big Stir
Soup Sisters and Broth Brothers charge a $55 participation fee per person to cover the expenses of ingredients for the soups, the venue, equipment, supervision, and a Chef or professional facilitator. This ensures that the finest ingredients possible are used every time for the soups we provide to women, children and youth. Events are social evenings with lively conversation, chopping, laughter and warm kitchen camaraderie that culminate in a simple, sit-down supper of soup, salad, bread and wine for all…
Find out more »New Moon Owl Medicine Circle
The new moon circle offers you the opportunity to focus on your dreams and visions, to set intentions, to honour your talents and gifts, and to feel the interconnected rhythms of your heart, the drum, and the moon. Learn how to work with the new moon to manifest your deepest desires and express your truest self for the good of all. The beautiful healing energy of Owl will guide us in this work together. This class may be cancelled if…
Find out more »November 2019
Textile Show & Sale
Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers and Goderich Quilters' Guild Annual Show and Sale.Unique traditional and modern spinning and woven articles, quilts from wallhanging to queen sized,
Find out more »Orangeville and District Horticultural Society Monthly Meeting
Please welcome Trish Symons as she talks about "Serenity in the Garden". Trish will show us how to achieve a sense of calmness and serenity in our gardens. We are also holding our Annual General Meeting tonight. Guests welcome, free parking, refreshments, prize draw.
Find out more »Moonlight Magic & Tractor Parade of Lights
Come out and celebrate small town living and enjoy the charm of Moonlight Magic and the Tractor Parade of Lights -- Downtown Orangeville’s classic holiday tradition! Visit www.downtownorangeville.ca for a complete event listing.
Find out more »Winter Wonderland
Merchants black out their windows to design magical holiday displays, with the joyous creations revealed in a dramatic unveiling. Following the celebratory event, patrons have the opportunity to participate in additional festivities including the tree lighting, horse and carriage rides, carol singing and complimentary treats. Merchants open until 9 pm.
Find out more »Twelve Days of Christmas
November 16 to November 30 The Yellow Briar IODE is holding it’s “TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS”. Annual silent auction fundraiser. 100% of money raised used to purchase children’s books
Find out more »The Big Stir
Soup Sisters and Broth Brothers charge a $55 participation fee per person to cover the expenses of ingredients for the soups, the venue, equipment, supervision, and a Chef or professional facilitator. This ensures that the finest ingredients possible are used every time for the soups we provide to women, children and youth. Events are social evenings with lively conversation, chopping, laughter and warm kitchen camaraderie that culminate in a simple, sit-down supper of soup, salad, bread and wine for all…
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