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There will be music, arts and sparkles! Here’s the list of our fall events.
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There will be music, arts and sparkles! Here’s the list of our fall events.
Debut solo visual art exhibition by Erica Taylor of Williamstown. Free admission. Meet the artist at the Vernissage: Saturday November 7th, 12 noon to 5pm. Gallery hours are Thursday to Sunday, 12 noon - 5pm.
Arts & Crafts Sale
Caledonia Community Centre
6900 County Road 22, St-Bernardin
Start your Christmas shopping at this Arts and Crafts fair. Free show for kids at 2:00 PM. Free admission.
We loved him, adored him and idolized him. They say Elvis Aron Presley died on August 16, 1977, but fans have always said HE WILL LIVE AGAIN !!! Tickets $20.00 on sale at the Caisse populaire de St-Eugène.
See the Old Canadians hockey stars in action! Guy Lafleur, Stéphane Richer, Larry Robinson, Yvon Lambert and many others. Fundraiser on behalf of Fondation de La Cité collégiale and Clarence-Rockland Girl Hockey Association. Tickets $15 sold at Boston Pizza and Son X Plus Mario Audio.
See ISSA (formerly Jane Siberry), a Canadian singer-composer without peer. MUSIC ALIVE concert series present professional musicians of the highest calibre. Tickets are $20 each.
Artists of all levels and ages showcase their work in a judge-free event. Come and discover the region’s artists.
2010 Olympic Torch Relay in Hawkesbury.
Celebrate the new year in St-Beranrdin. Disco Elektra will keep you up on your feet with varied party dance music. From 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM. Lunch. Tickets $20.00 in advance or $25.00 at the door.
Music with Dan the Music Man. Lunch.
The dates and details of these recurrent events will be updated in early 2010.
Hundreds of yard sales all over town! You won’t believe what treasures you could find on that day.
The past comes alive during the demonstrations of antique farm machinery and exhibitions of household antiques. Car and truck parade, food, country music, games for children.
Main Street Festival
Hawkesbury
613.636.0697
www.sdcth.ca
All of Main Street is living at a fiesta rythm during the Street Festival. Sidewalk sales, clowns, fun and entertainment of the whole family.
Friday at 7:00 PM - Jamboree & Dance with the Glenn Silverson Band. Junior & Open Square Dance Competition at 7:30 PM. Saturday - Competition starts at 9:00 AM. Finals and awards at 7:00 PM.
A family celebration. Softball, horse shoe & beach volleyball tournaments. Bingo, entertainment, fire works & games for the children.
A family day at the St-Eugene Park. Activities for the entire family, including fireworks.
12:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. BBQ, activities for kids, bingo, in-line dancing, spaghetti, volleyball tournament, band '' The Scarlett Fever'' and fireworks.
21st edition! Eastern Ontario's largest tractor pull. 60 participants, 30 000$ in prices, July 4th at 7:00 PM and July 5th at 1:00 PM. Demolition Derby - July 4th at 8:00 PM.
An afternoon of old fashion entertainment at the races. Music and supper.
23rd anniversary of this popular event. 4 days of activities. Shows by over 30 renowned artists, including Cayouche. Mass and much more. Come and enjoy the festival!
25th editions offers many activities. Excellent show with Illusions 2000. Acadian jamboree and over 35 great shows with well-known artists! Come have fun with us!
Bring an unwrapped toy or a gently used snowsuit and receive a free child admission to the Zoo. Santa visits from the North Pole to collect your donations for the less fortunate in our community.
St-Albert awaits you for the Curd festival! A feat for all the senses! Cheese tasting, the hottest names in showbiz, a professional Rodeo and much more for the whole family!
Fun for everyone! Of course, there's the traditional livestock, home and culinary craft, but also amusement rides, concerts, entertainment, demolition derby and more.
Treasure hunt for outdoors enthusiasts! Join with your friends and family. Teams of 2, 3 or 4. Choose between the 25 km or 50 km routes. Have fun while learning about the region’s history and environment. For amateurs and sports enthusiasts. Registration required.
A traditional country fair. Antique tractor pull, English & Western, Light & Heavy horse shows, dairy & beef cattle, 4-H club exhibits and entertainment.
Exciting event – see modified machines pulling weights in different entry classes - 1000, 1200, 1400, and 1600 lbs. Admission $5.00 – free for children under 12 with adult. Rain date – September 13th.
51th edition of the annual competition. 25 plowmen will compete to qualify for the Earlton International Plowing Match in September 2009.
Bavarian Inspired Food & Drink event. Beau’s Beer on Tap – Lug Tread Lagered Ale and Night Märzen Oktoberfest Lager. Taste delicious food from fine restaurants. Homebrewing demonstrations provided by Members of Barleyment. Music and lots more. Reserve your ticket now!
Discover a wide variety of fabulous wines and beers and taste local flavors during the first Clarence-Rockland Wine and Food Show. Also featuring Tutored Tastings guided by our expert sommeliers. Buy your tickets on line for $40 or at the door at $50, upon availability. Participants must be 19 years or older.
Celebrate a traditional time of sharing with activities throughout the day and into the night. Busking, draws for prizes, Harvest dance, Food drop-box. Music provided by Ball and Chain & The Wreckers . Price: $10 for Adults / $5 for student.
Dance the night away with Disco Elektra. Best costume prizes. Admission $5.00.
A full moon is a great time to Dance, Dance, Dance! See Canada’s King of Roots Music. $10. The first Tuesday of every month is ROOTS AND BLUES AT BEAUS.
Three days of concerts and activities for the music lovers at the Rhythm & Blues Festival. Featuring Ricky Paquette, Fake Jake and the King B's, Heloise Yelle, Jake Thomas, Kiana L'ecuyer, Kim McLaren, Lydie & Jeremie Seguin, Monday Rebel, Nadia Mayer, North Easton, Silver Creek, The Coggs and Willis Pride Duo.
Organized by Plantagenet Lions Club. Adults $10.00. Children (- 12 years) $5.00. For tickets - Serge R. Lalonde 613.673.5186.
Dance the night away to the sound of many artists. Lunch and annual KOC annual draw. $20.00