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Yoga and Live Guitar
2025-09-20 09:00 - 10:00 (America/Toronto) | Harmony Centre, 890 4th Ave E, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 2N7, Canada
Brendan Evans, guitar and yoga instructor Stuart Reid will lead you through an hour of stretching and music, preparing you for a wonderful day of Festival activities and music.
What to bring: a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing you can stretch in.

Foraging Wild Edibles - Autumn
2025-09-20 09:30 - 23:30 | Rooted By The Bluffs, 170513 Centre Road, Georgian Bluffs, Ontario, Canada
Learn about a variety of wild edibles, including how to sustainably harvest them, how to prepare and use them safely, and how to grow your own. This workshop includes taste testing the wild edibles that are available.
We will be spending the full time outside. Please check the weather before you come, and dress accordingly. If the weather is really rainy (> 5mm), we will reschedule to the same time on Sunday, September 21.
Maximum 15 people.
Email to register. An e-transfer will be required to confirm your registration.
Wild edible plants (grown from seed) will be available for purchase after the workshop.

Sweetwater: Castle in the Sky/ Where Voices Meet
2025-09-20 19:00 - 21:00 | Georgian Shores United Church, 997 4th Ave E, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
This moving evening of music will explore the play of music with and without words, weaving together strings and song. This concert will peak your imagination in those same ways that clouds create beautiful figures into the sky… one moment a castle, the next an animal, or a mystical image. We wander through the clouds as we drift through our thoughts. The evening starts with a folky suite by Gustav Holst, and then we will perform a contemporary composition titled “Entr’acte” by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Caroline Shaw. After this, we bring out Rachel Fenlon to sing songs for string quartet and voice, written by Shaw and another brilliant contemporary composer, Gabriel Kahane. We end our Saturday evening concert with a beloved serenade to send us out into the evening by Edward Elgar. No intermission for this concert, as many of you will likely head to the Harmony center to hear Cuban jazz piano legend, Hilario Duran.

Sweetwater Late Night Jazz
2025-09-20 21:30 - 23:30 | Harmony Centre, 890 4th Ave E, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 2N7, Canada
SweetWater Music Festival

Late night jazz with the Hilario Duran Trio.

MIFF Sunday Screenings
2025-09-21 - 2025-09-22 | Meaford Hall, 12 Nelson St E, Meaford, ON, Canada
The Sunday matinee, I’m Still Here, is about a woman who must pick up the pieces after her husband disappears during the military dictatorship in Brazil. Recipient of numerous awards, this drama/biography won the 2025 Oscar for Best International Feature Film.
Finally, closing the festival on Sunday is The Penguin Lessons, a heart-warming film about a disillusioned Englishman whose life in a divided Argentina in 1976 is transformed when he rescues an orphaned penguin. This comedy/drama is a classic tale of the bond that develops between a human and an animal, set in a country in turmoil.
The Festival’s pre-film dinners, served at Meaford Hall, will be catered by three of Meaford’s best restaurants, including Franny’s Mercato with chef Franny Wensley on Friday, Lovebird/ Belle Marche with chef Ryan Praskey on Saturday, and The Dam Pub with chef Edward Sleep on Sunday.

Geology Hikes and Book Launch with Beth Gilhespy
2025-09-21 10:00 - 15:00 | OSFN
Hosting Club: Peninsula Bruce Trail Club and Owen Sound Field Naturalists
Location (Google Maps): Lion’s Head Beach Pavilion
Hike Leader(s): Saabir Sohrab, Beth Gilhespy
Pace: Leisurely (2.0 – 3.0 km/h): A relaxed pace with frequent breaks and a focus on enjoyment.
Terrain: Moderate: Rolling hills, mild slopes and rocky paths.
Distance: ~2km
Description
The Peninsula Bruce Trail Club and the Owen Sound Field Naturalists invite you to a special day celebrating the launch of Walking Through Time – Exploring the Geology of the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula, the third book in Beth Gilhespy’s acclaimed series.
In this latest volume, Beth takes readers on a fascinating journey through one of Ontario’s most geologically rich and scenic landscapes – from fossil-filled cliffs and quiet wetlands to rugged shorelines shaped by ancient tropical seas and shifting continents. With 13 detailed hikes, maps, and interpretive notes, this is the perfect guide for curious hikers and nature lovers.
Event Highlights:

Book Launch & Meet the Author – Chat with Beth from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM and purchase signed copies (cash, cheque, or e-transfer).
Guided Geology Hikes – Join Beth for a 2 km interpretive walk along the Lion’s Head shoreline at 11:00 AM and at 1:00 PM.
Social Time – Connect with fellow hikers, naturalists, and geology enthusiasts.

Registration Details:

The book launch is open to all – no registration required.
To join one of the geology hikes, pre-registration is required
You do not need to be a BTC member to participate in a hike.
Wear sturdy footwear and dress for the weather

Come for the book, stay for the rocks – we can’t wait to see you there!

Sweetwater: Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante
2025-09-21 15:00 - 18:00 | Meaford United Church, 7 Boucher Street East, Meaford, Ontario, N4L1E2, Canada
Vivaldi: Concerto in F Major, RV 569
Golijov: Songs for Soprano and String Orchestra
Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante
Join us as we celebrate the joy of SweetWater featuring Keith Hamm (viola) and Edwin Huizinga (violin) closing the festival with the great masterpiece – Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante, which is a concerto for viola, violin and orchestra. The first half of this concert will bring the house down too – we’ve got an incredible concerto for two French horns and two Oboes in store, and then taking us into intermission, is a phenomenal work by Osvaldo Golijov for soprano and string orchestra. As always, our Sunday concert brings together all the musicians from Sweetwater for our grand finale – featuring strings, winds, voice, and brass!

Forever Young: A Tribute to Rod Stewart
2025-09-23 08:00 - 17:00 | The Roxy Theatre, 251 9th St E, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 1N8, Canada
Doug Varty has been performing his Rod Stewart Tribute show for over 20 years and taken it to Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, Las Vegas and throughout North America. “I started New Year’s in Bermuda, went to the Cayman Islands, Arizona and a lot of other fun and sunny destinations. It’s been great,” he said. For the last 10 years, Doug has also been performing his Rod Stewart Tribute in front of the full horns and vocal sound of the POWERHOUSE/CHICAGO TRANSIT Band and double billing with the CHICAGO TRANSIT SHOW as FOREVER YOUNG.

BALL Lecture Series: #3
2025-09-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Bayshore Community Centre
Anishinaabek Storytelling – Oral Tradition and Publishing
This lecture is about Anishinaabek storytelling – oral tradition and publishing through the experiences of Lenore Keeshig, a traditional storyteller and poet (Running on the March Wind 2015), and Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, author (The Stone Collection 2015), recording artist (A Constellation of Bones) and publisher (Kegedonce Press). Lenore and Kateri will highlight key events, insights and innovative changes over a 65-year span as Indigenous writers in Canada struggled to have their art recognized and measured against the storytelling traditions of Indigenous peoples in North American, and not the Euro-Canadian backdrop of “English literature.” This lecture is an opportunity to break down barriers, learn what’s real and what’s imagined in Indigenous literatures and oral traditions as these two activists guide you toward reconciliation through Indigenous storytelling and literature.
Lecturers – Lenore Keeshig and Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm

Lenore Keeshig (Anungo-kwe – Star Woman) is Wolf Clan, a traditional Anishinaabe storyteller from Neyaashiinigmiing. For over 23-years, Lenore has provided land-based education highlighting the natural and cultural history of the Saugeen/Bruce Peninsula from an Anishinaabe perspective. Lenore has connected traditional Anishinaabek stories to current geologic research; taught Native Studies at George Brown College; worked as a journalist for Ontario Indian magazine; and authored four children’s books. She also advocated for the right of Indigenous authors to tell their own stories and spoke out against “cultural appropriation.” Her poetry, Running on the March Wind was published by Quattro Press.

Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm is from the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation in Ontario. Kateri is a writer, poet, spoken word artist, publisher, Indigenous arts activist, former Owen Sound and North Grey Poet Laureate, and Assistant Professor, Creative Writing, Indigenous Literatures and Oral Traditions at University of Toronto, Scarborough. Her major publications include a collection of short stories, The Stone Collection, radio plays, libretti, a graphic novel, Nimkii, spoken word albums, Standing Ground and A Constellation of Bones, a chapbook, bloodriver woman, and the collections of poetry, my heart is a stray bullet and (Re)Generation: The Poetry of Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm. Kateri’s poem restitution OR Nanabush speaks to the settlers was a finalist for the 2023 CBC Poetry Prize.

Heartwood Hall presents: The Duo Show
2025-09-25 20:30 - 23:00 | Parkwood Restaurant, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K1K4, Canada
The Duo Show
Park After Dark in conjunction with Just Duet Productions, present an unforgettable evening of music, harmony, and chemistry as we present, The Duo Show a unique concert featuring not one, not two, but THREE incredible local MUSIC DUOS . Featuring: Just Duet, Rob Elder & Jaret Koop and Pete Devlin & JD Crosstown
Join us at Parkwood Restaurant for an exciting night of sounds, styles, and genres, as each Duo brings their own brand of magic to the stage. Get your tickets now for the ultimate trio of duos !
Just Duet — Diana Meekins and Shea Whelan bring the perfect mix of musicianship, tight harmonies, and timeless hits in this crowd-pleasing acoustic show. From The Beatles and The Eagles to The Tragically Hip and beyond, they deliver the songs you love with style, soul, and undeniable chemistry. Come for the classics—stay for the vibe!
Rob Elder and Jaret Koop are a groove-driven rock duo from Owen Sound, fusing powerhouse vocals and rich harmonies with infectious rhythms and standout guitar work. Their live shows overflow with personality, energy, and musicianship—guaranteed to have audiences engaged from the very first note to the final encore.
Pete Devlin & JD Crosstown
Join us for an unforgettable set of foot-stompin’, soulful sounds as guitar wizard’s JD Crosstown and Pete Devlin bring their unique blend of country and blues to the stage! This seasoned duo combines the raw energy of the blues with the storytelling tradition of country music, creating a sound that’s both authentic and infectious.

Zach Hoffman
2025-09-26 18:00 - 21:00 | The Dunes, 11 Southampton Parkway, Sauble Beach, ON, Canada
Live music at The Dunes

Graven + Stephen Stanley
2025-09-26 21:00 - 23:00 | Parkwood Restaurant, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K1K4, Canada
Singer-songwriter Stephen Stanley may most immediately be known as a founding member, lead guitarist and vocalist with Toronto’s Lowest of the Low. The groups “genuinely timeless album” (Exclaim!), Shakespeare My Butt…, earned gold record status and saw the band share stages with the likes of Billy Bragg, The Violent Femmes, amongst many others. Stephen ultimately, had his own mark and music to make and The Stephen Stanley Band became his focus. He’s logged monumental shows with the likes of, 54•40, Bob Mould, Cracker, Lee Ann Womak, Jake Clemons, Willie Nile, The Jayhawks, and Lloyd Cole. He’s played festival stages in Germany, and toured across the UK and Ireland. The band’s latest album, Before The Collapse Of The Hive (Wolfe Island Records) is an album brimming with raw, unflinching urgency, steadfast observation and soul-searching storytelling that highlights Stephen’s immediate world: those he loves, and those he’s lost.
GRAVEN: Nepean Ontario born songcrafter and melody magician Graven (Matty McKechnie) is an award winning passionate and powerful wordsmith of song who wears his heart on the sleeve of his melodies – and whose songs can make the most stoic listener emote. Having recorded albums with iconic Canadian songwriters and producers Joel Plaskett (Simple Complex) and Jim Bryson (Years), the prolific and anthemic Graven has released 25 albums, eps and singles. His latest self-produced album “Always Everything” is his most downloaded and streamed to date – and it soars softly and loudly simultaneously, while touching on pastoral themes alongside of the societal pressures of romantic relationships and finding “the one”. Having shared stages with such talent as Sarah Harmer, Kevin Drew, Danny Michel, Kathryn Calder (New Pornographers), Elliott Brood, Melissa Payne, Wintersleep, Sloan, July Talk, Ron Hawkins, Stephen Stanley, Steve Poltz and so many more, Graven is a rising sonic gem has an uplifting and heartwarming stage presence – whether he is with his full 5 piece band, or intimately explosive in a solo space. Matty also hosts and produces his own music/mental health focused podcast called Graventown and has interviewed folks like Jenn Grant, Matt Mays, author Waubgeshig Rice, Seth Morris (Curb your Enthusiasm), Keith Coogan (Adventures In Babysitting), and many more.

Collingwood Art Crawl
2025-09-27 16:00 - 20:00 | Downtown Collingwood
The Collingwood Art Crawl is an annual free, self guided art & music tour in the heart of downtown Collingwood.

Mackenzie Blues Band
2025-09-27 19:00 - 23:00 | The Marsh Street Centre, 187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada
It been a few years since we have hosted The Mackenzie Blues Band at the Marsh and we can’t wait to have Tara and Trevor back with their amazing bandmates. Gritty, rocking’, soulful, funky and down right amazing, this band will have you dancing from the first song to the last.

Doobie Brothers Tribute
2025-09-27 19:30 - 23:00 | The Roxy Theatre, 251 9th St E, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 1N8, Canada
LISTEN TO THE MUSIC is a tribute to the Doobie Brothers consisting of some of the best musicians and singers in Canada. These highly skilled musicians meticulously reproduce each and every great hit song live to give audiences a true experience of seeing and hearing the Doobie Brothers band perform live. You will want to see this amazing show over and over again.

Rumpus Room and PPP Present: DJ Strobe
2025-09-27 20:00 - 23:00 | Rumpus Room, 237 9th Street East, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
Rumpus Room and Proper Party Project are AMPED to have DJ Strobe, holder of 3 Billboard #1 Gold Record remixes playing to his strength – EDM!
You asked for it, you got it.
Come on out to RR for a great night of fun fueled by the best DJ in town – able to let loose and make you MOVE

Karaoke Night
2025-09-27 21:00 - 23:00 | The Dunes, 11 Southampton Parkway, Sauble Beach, ON, Canada
Karaoke at the Dunes

Bruce County Genealogical Society presentation: “A Barnardo Child in Bruce County” by guest speaker Bill Streeter
2025-09-29 19:00 - 22:00 | Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, 33 Victoria St N, Southampton, ON, Canada
Bill Streeter (local historian, writer and speaker) was born in 1942 and raised in Southampton, Ontario. Bill is a dedicated genealogist, writer and speaker, and has published over 250 historical articles and played a key role in commemorative local projects. Bill’s presentation will focus on 10 year-old George Streeter, who was placed in the Barnardo emigration program in 1887.
George embarked on a transatlantic journey alongside dozens of other boys, in an effort to resettle thousands of British youths to a new life in the British Colonies. Bill documents George’s life in detail using various records to illustrate George’s future and life as a Home Child.
Admission to this event is FREE

BALL Lecture Series: #4
2025-10-02 10:00 - 12:00 | Bayshore Community Centre
Our Tobacco Prayers
This engagement is intended to provide a clear understanding of tobacco’s importance and function within First Nation traditions and culture.
The origin of tobacco will be illustrated through the First Nation Creation Story.
The Creator provided, gifted, each colour of man something; it would ensure that he would always know what is on their minds and in their hearts as they walked along the pathway of life. To Anishinaabe he gifted tobacco.
This gift was presented with instruction and came with a promise.
If you could ask the Creator one question, how would you do it and what would it be?
Lecturer – Karl Keeshig

I am recently retired after 31 years of service with the Federal Government, ISC Indigenous Services Canada. My disciplines included Civil Engineering Technology.
I have been a member of the Three Fires Midewin Lodge for over 35 years, studying, learning and teaching First Nation tradition and culture. My responsibilities in the Midewin Lodge are firstly that of a helper which I accomplish through my role as a Director.
I am a 4th Degree Midewin. My Spirit Name is Wabuno Geezis (Morning Sun) and my clan is Miengun (Wolf)
I am from the Chippewas of Nawash.

Richard-Yves Sitoski book launch and signing
2025-10-02 18:30 - 21:00 | Rumpus Room, 237 9th Street East, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
Former Owen Sound Poet Laureate Richard-Yves Sitoski will launch his newest collection of poetry, A Current Through the Flesh at The Rumpus Room at 7:00pm Thursday October 2. Hosted by The Ginger Press, this event will include readings from the new book as well as a conversation exploring art and artistry between Richard and local poetry enthusiast Catherine Huntley.
Tickets can be purchased through gingerpress.com and include a copy of the book!
According to the publisher (Ronsdale Press), “A Current Through the Flesh weaves family history into an abrasive cloth, tailored into the full regalia of everyday life.” The poetry is surprising and haunting as it reveals four generations of the flimsiness of male self-image, the perils of silence, and the latent power of women oppressed by toxic beliefs.
As well as being an accomplished poet, Richard is a songwriter, performance artist, playwright, and visual artist. Previous books include Butterfly Tongue, which became a one-person musical theatre piece he played to sold-out houses. As well, his first collection of poems, brownfields, has just been reissued by The Ginger Press in an expanded 10+ anniversary edition.

Creemore Arts Fest
2025-10-03 - 2025-10-06 | Creemore, Creemore, ON, Canada
Purple Hills Arts and Heritage Society is excited to welcome you for a weekend of Creativity, Joy, and Inspiration.
Over the course of the weekend you will experience a broad range of artistic talent and mediums – music, performance, visual arts and opportunities to ‘get your hands dirty’ through guided interactive art activities for both adults and children. Use our brochure, our website, or visit the Info Booth to plan your weekend and enjoy everything our beautiful town of Creemore has to offer.

Jolie Smith and The Jane Does Present LED ZEPPLIN
2025-10-03 20:30 - 22:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Dancing days are, indeed, here again!
Experience the power of a Led Zeppelin live show through the skill and energy of Joan Smith & the Jane Does (also known in their cover band incarnation as Generator Party) as they shine a light on classic hits. Featuring fiery vocals from Joan Smith, skilled and deliciously toned guitar from Tom Juhas, with Gavin Maguire and Vivienne Wilder filling the huge shoes of the Zepp rhythm section, the Jane Does deliver an electrifying live experience reminiscent of Zeppelin in their 70s heyday.

Culture Days: reflections on residential schools
2025-10-04 11:00 - 13:00 | Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, 33 Victoria St N, Southampton, ON, Canada
During the national celebration of arts and culture known as Culture Days, the Museum will host a special event dedicated to the current exhibit, Legacy of Hope: A National Crime: The Residential School System, Local Saugeen Ojibway Nation Impacts.
Participants will have a chance to engage and interact with the exhibit with a local Saugeen Ojibway Nation community member to learn deeper insights into the broader history of the Residential School System in Canada and the legacy of their local impact. Over 300 children from Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation were forcibly removed from their homes and communities to attend these schools. Children were sent great distances away across Canada (Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan) and into the USA (Michigan).

WARNING: This exhibition contains subject matter that may be disturbing to some visitors and may be triggering. Please call 1-866-925-4419 or your local crisis line for counselling and support.
This event is FREE to attend. Preregistration is encouraged.
General admission to the Museum will also be free throughout the day on October 4th as part of Culture Days.

Festival of Stories
2025-10-04 11:00 - 16:00 | West Grey Library
Featured author/presenters: Sonia Day 2025 GardenComm Gold Laurel Medal for Garden Fiction for The Newfoundland Lunch Party: A Sisters of the Soil Novel – with Recipes, which blends storytelling, gardening, and culinary inspiration.
Local author sale and spotlight: 10 local authors reading from their works and selling their stories.
Author panel: Writing the World from West Grey
Alanna Rusnak West Grey Library’s author-in-residence; owner, Chicken House Press; latest novel: When the Trees All Burned, “… a meditation on grief, purpose, and human resilience in the face of environmental collapse”
Jenny Parsons Visual and performing artist and magician, author of Higgsfield Follies
Pat Crocker Herbalist, educator, home economist, author of 13 cooking and herb-related books, including The Juicing Bible, The Healing Herbs Cookbook
Coconuts 24/7; and The Cannabis Cookbook

Featured author/presenter Beth Kaplan Former actor, educator, memoirist; books include: Midlife Solo: Writing through chaos to find my place in the world; Loose Woman: My Odyssey from Lost to Found; True to Life: 50 steps to help you tell your story and
Finding the Jewish Shakespeare: The Life and Legacy of Jacob Gordin

Reel Roots: Disney's Coco
2025-10-04 14:00 - 16:00 | Grey Roots, 102599 Grey Road 18, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 5N6, Canada
Next up: Coco – Saturday, October 4 at 2:00 PM
Disney-Pixar’s Coco (97% on Rotten Tomatoes) is a vibrant animated film that celebrates family, music, and Mexican traditions. The story follows Miguel, a young aspiring musician, who finds himself in the Land of the Dead during Día de los Muertos. As he uncovers his family’s history, Miguel learns the importance of remembering loved ones and honoring one’s heritage. With stunning visuals and a heartfelt message, Coco is a tribute to the power of memory and the bonds that connect generations.

Glacial Erratic with Josh Ritchie
2025-10-04 20:00 - 23:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Glacial Erratic provides a refined musical experience perfect for pairing charcuterie boards with pears and such. With deep hues of rich chocolate and hints of blueberry, Glacial Erratic provides a calm sensory experience that is quite fitting for a christmas party involving accountants, HR personnel, and retirees who like to talk about their lap dogs or their cats. Aside from that, GLACIAL ERRATIC are a party on stage and have been compared to Primus!

Josh Ritchie is a born performer. Ever since he could stand he’s had a guitar in his hands and songs in his bones. From the minute the kid walks on stage it’s obvious he was meant to be there. Ritchie commands audiences with the confidence of a seasoned front man, serving them larger-than-life, stadium-rock energy at every show.
To describe Ritchie as just a singer-songwriter/guitar slinger is a massive understatement. This is a young man with complete control and understanding of his craft. He is an arranger, composer and poet, each song is meticulously thought out to serve the listener his chosen themes, stories and commentary on the world.
As a young and ambitious person of colour, Ritchie quickly became fascinated with the relationship between art and activism. Growing up, he was influenced by bands and artists that weren’t afraid to make a statement with their art and he strives to do the same himself. In 2021 Ritchie put this into practice releasing a self-titled EP about his experiences growing up BIPOC in rural Ontario. His second studio album Love at the End of the World, which further explored these themes, had a sold out launch event at Lee’s Palace in Toronto and went on to obtain attention throughout North America through such outlets as The CBC, Cashbox Radio, Canadian Beats, Record World International, Volatile Weekly and many more.
Now Ritchie prepares for the release of his third studio album So Much More Than a Dream in 2025. This epic concept album tells the story of a young adult searching for peace and purpose in our increasingly turbulent world. Keep a close eye on J

Lost Highway feat. Jayden Grahlman
2025-10-05 13:30 - 16:00 | Parkwood Restaurant, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K1K4, Canada
Step back in time with the lonesome sound of Lost Highway, Owen Sound’s newest band playing the oldest classic country favourites!
Hear your favorites from Merle, Hank and Dolly, (ok and maybe some tunes from the late 80s as well). This group of seasoned musicians bring an immense breadth of experience and joy to every note they play. Allison MacGregor, J.D. Crosstown, Jesse Corrigan and Ken Kelley lay the foundation of the band, but they keep it interesting by bringing their friends in from near and far to join them in their love of good music. Oct. features special guest Jayden Grahlman! Laugh, cry and sing along to fine music from days gone by.

Fantastic Cinema Club: Poltergeist
2025-10-07 18:30 - 22:00 | The Marsh Street Centre, 187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada
Strange and creepy happenings beset an average family, the Freelings, when ghosts commune with them through the television set. Produced and co-written by Steven Spielberg. Directed by Tobe Hooper.

Babies and Brews
2025-10-09 09:00 - 14:00 | Savvy Co., 88 Collingwood St, Flesherton, ON, Canada
Parenting is hard. Your coffee shouldn’t be.
Every Thursday is Babies & Brews at Savvy Co. It’s a dedicated, safe space for parents to connect while the little ones play (or nap!)
Play mats and toys are provided.
What’s the Deal?
Drop in anytime between 9am-2pm every Thursday
☕️ Morning Perk: $1 off all Lattes/Specialty Coffees.
Afternoon Wind-Down: Take away beer/cider/wine at 25% off!
Come find your village! We’ve saved a spot for your stroller.
#babiesandbrews
#greyhighlands
#parenthood
#coffee
See you this Thursday!
