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Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The award winning Buckhorn Festival of the Arts has a time-honoured reputation for showcasing gallery-quality displays of fine art. It is an annual weekend event featuring local cuisine and musical entertainment. The Festival is proud to present an amateur art competition, a youth art display and an interactive Art Activity Zone for art enthusiasts of all ages. Admission and parking are Free.

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Ennismore Art Camp Ages 5-12 August 19-23 8:30-4:30 pm After-hours care ($10 per day 8-5:15pm) $245, members $220 includes summer camp t-shirt Register online www.artschoolptbo.org or call (705) 742-3221 Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Activities include drawing and painting, sculpture and one hand built pottery project. Explore a variety of mediums while trying out new techniques that will not disappoint. This off site art camp will be held at the Ennismore Heritage Community Art Space Centre. Space is limited so register early. Please bring a lunch, water bottle, sun screen, hat and be most of all be prepared to get messy! We are a nut free facility!

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Ennismore Art Camp Ages 5-12 August 19-23 8:30-4:30 pm After-hours care ($10 per day 8-5:15pm) $245, members $220 includes summer camp t-shirt Register online www.artschoolptbo.org or call (705) 742-3221 Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Activities include drawing and painting, sculpture and one hand built pottery project. Explore a variety of mediums while trying out new techniques that will not disappoint. This off site art camp will be held at the Ennismore Heritage Community Art Space Centre. Space is limited so register early. Please bring a lunch, water bottle, sun screen, hat and be most of all be prepared to get messy! We are a nut free facility!

The Buckhorn Farmer and Craft Market is held on Tuesdays during the summer. The first one is Tuesday June 25 and last one is Tuesday August 27. The market is held under cover so it is on rain and shine (but we always order the shine)! Market day opens at 9:00am and closes at 1:30pm. A list of vendors will be posted when we have confirmed who is coming.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Ennismore Art Camp Ages 5-12 August 19-23 8:30-4:30 pm After-hours care ($10 per day 8-5:15pm) $245, members $220 includes summer camp t-shirt Register online www.artschoolptbo.org or call (705) 742-3221 Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Activities include drawing and painting, sculpture and one hand built pottery project. Explore a variety of mediums while trying out new techniques that will not disappoint. This off site art camp will be held at the Ennismore Heritage Community Art Space Centre. Space is limited so register early. Please bring a lunch, water bottle, sun screen, hat and be most of all be prepared to get messy! We are a nut free facility!

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Ennismore Art Camp Ages 5-12 August 19-23 8:30-4:30 pm After-hours care ($10 per day 8-5:15pm) $245, members $220 includes summer camp t-shirt Register online www.artschoolptbo.org or call (705) 742-3221 Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Activities include drawing and painting, sculpture and one hand built pottery project. Explore a variety of mediums while trying out new techniques that will not disappoint. This off site art camp will be held at the Ennismore Heritage Community Art Space Centre. Space is limited so register early. Please bring a lunch, water bottle, sun screen, hat and be most of all be prepared to get messy! We are a nut free facility!

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Ennismore Art Camp Ages 5-12 August 19-23 8:30-4:30 pm After-hours care ($10 per day 8-5:15pm) $245, members $220 includes summer camp t-shirt Register online www.artschoolptbo.org or call (705) 742-3221 Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Activities include drawing and painting, sculpture and one hand built pottery project. Explore a variety of mediums while trying out new techniques that will not disappoint. This off site art camp will be held at the Ennismore Heritage Community Art Space Centre. Space is limited so register early. Please bring a lunch, water bottle, sun screen, hat and be most of all be prepared to get messy! We are a nut free facility!

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Rock the Locks to Return to the Buckhorn Lock 31 on August 24th! Is your family looking for something fun to do this summer? We have an event for you! Come on out to the annual “Rock the Locks” and celebrate the Trent Severn Canal and all things that happen outside. The event will take place from 10 – 4 on August 24th along the Buckhorn Lock 31. Enjoy classic cars, vendors along the canal on upper and lower Buckhorn, music along mainstreet, petting zoo, ARTivity Zone, free pontoon boat rides, special interest groups & local businesses. Check out https://rockthelocks.wordpress.com/ for event details! Simply show up and enjoy a fun-filled day by the water. Pre-register for the “Float your Boat - Light up the Lake Night Parade” and the Classic Car display! For more information or to become a sponsor please contact: Judy McWhirter Buckhorn Community Centre judy@buckhorncommunitycentre.com

Bob and Lynda Anderson are happily married. At least they think they are. While the world around them changes apace their 25-year-old marriage remains steadfastly stable. Bob enjoys his sudoku, watching the curling on TV and the occasional round of golf in good weather. Lynda enjoys her job at the bank, knitting club and going to Wednesday morning aquafit…in good weather. But, when researching exotic recipes for her new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the wrong book out of the library the couple find themselves in an awkward position…or two! A Spice of Life Comedy! Ticket Prices Adult Theatre Ticket - $35.50 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) Adult Dinner & Theatre Ticket - $72.00 (+HST and a $2.00 handling fee) To view other pricing, please visit our website.

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

The Buckhorn Farmer and Craft Market is held on Tuesdays during the summer. The first one is Tuesday June 25 and last one is Tuesday August 27. The market is held under cover so it is on rain and shine (but we always order the shine)! Market day opens at 9:00am and closes at 1:30pm. A list of vendors will be posted when we have confirmed who is coming.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

The Lakefield Skating Club offers a variety of skating programs from October to March at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre. Our CanSkate Program is a great learn to skate program for children 3 and up and we offer a Star Skate program for skaters who are interested in developing more advanced figure skating skills. Our registration will be held at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre on: Friday, Sept. 6 from 5:30 - 7:30 PM Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9:30 - 10:30 AM Registrations can also be accepted by mail. Inquiries can be made to lakefieldskating@gmail.com. Check our website for details www.lakefieldskatingclub.com or like us on Facebook - Lakefield Skating Club

The Lakefield Skating Club offers a variety of skating programs from October to March at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre. Our CanSkate Program is a great learn to skate program for children 3 and up and we offer a Star Skate program for skaters who are interested in developing more advanced figure skating skills. Our registration will be held at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre on: Friday, Sept. 6 from 5:30 - 7:30 PM Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9:30 - 10:30 AM Registrations can also be accepted by mail. Inquiries can be made to lakefieldskating@gmail.com. Check our website for details www.lakefieldskatingclub.com or like us on Facebook - Lakefield Skating Club

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Ennismore Learn to Skate Program Registration: September 12 & 19 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm at the Ennismore Community Centre. 10 Sessions Begins October 3rd at 6pm www.ennismoreoptimistclub.com

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Ennismore Learn to Skate Program Registration: September 12 & 19 from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm at the Ennismore Community Centre. 10 Sessions Begins October 3rd at 6pm www.ennismoreoptimistclub.com

Ennismore Garden Club meet on the third Thursday of each month from February to November. no meeting in August. Social time is at 6:30pm and meetings start at 7:00pm. Meetings take place in the lower level of the library in the Optimist Hall. Ennismore Garden Club 2019 Meetings Dates & Speaker Line Up Feb. 21/19 - Melissa Spearing“Native Trees to Our Area” Melissa is a Forest Gene Conservationist of Ontario Trees & Shrubs Mar. 21/19 - John Shaw Rimmington“Dry Stone Waller of Canada” A teacher who creates beautiful stone/rock structures without mortar. John instructed and helped create our Ennismore Garden Club’s stately stone arch landmark. April 18/19 - Lesley Abram – Photographer“Small Wonders” Join Leslie for a photographic tour of her garden, focused on finding the fascinating tiny creatures that call it home. May 16/19 - MJ Pilgrim Master Gardener – ‘How To Plan a Successful Vegetable Garden” June 20/19 - David Retallick“The King of Daylilies” Dave has been hybridizing daylilies for 25 years & grows over 200 varieties on his farm in Millbrook July 18/19 - Garden TourTour of Master Gardener – MJ Pilgrim’s Gardens in Selwyn Sept 19/19 - Vikki Whitney Of Griffin’s Greenhouses will demonstrate & instruct how to create an Autumn Container with various plant choices. Some lucky winner will take it home! Oct. 17/19 - Liz & Nick Case“Garden Trends for 2020” Master Gardeners Liz & Nick will provide an entertaining powerpoint presentation of their gardens, speaking of companion planting, soil preparation and tips and tricks. Nov. 21/19 - AGM/PotluckAGM Potluck Christmas supper 6 PM being held at the Ennismore Arena upstairs -Roger Hill, of Hill’s Florist, Lindsay, will be our feature speaker ‘Keeping Winter Plants Alive & Thriving’

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

The Chemung Lake District Lions Club will be holding their cruise nights starting May 27th at 5:00 pm till dusk at the Paul J. English Chemung Lions Park in Bridgenorth; weather permitting. The Car Shows will be held every Monday night until September 23rd. Antique, Custom and Specialty cars and Trucks will be there. Food and refreshments will be served music of the 50's,60's and 70's will be played. Free admission to the park. All funds raised will be used for programs of the Chemung Lions Club.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Come out and enjoy the FIRST public skate of the season on Saturday Sept 28th from 12-1pm. Free public skating at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre sponsored by Baker & Cole.

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Join is for the first public skate of the season! Free Public Skating at the Ennismore Community Centre on Sunday September 29th from 1:00-2:00pm. Sponsored by M & J Plumbing

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Play horseshoes every Monday evening at 6:30 pm in Lakefield. Each team plays 6 games. 24 teams; scheduled to start the beginning of May until October. New teams welcome. Call to apply. Registration and the annual general meeting will be on March 25 at 6:30 at the Lakefield Curling Club

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

The Lakefield Farmers' Market takes place every Thursday from 9am-2pm from May 23rd - Oct 10th in the Lakefield Arena parking lot. It is located in the village of Lakefield, in the heart of the beautiful Kawarthas. The market overlooks the Trent-Severn Waterway and is steps away from Isabel Morris Park, the Lakefield Marina, the Lakefield Millennium Trail and Queen Street. It is accessible by car, boat or foot. A great place to buy local fruits & vegetables, home baking, prepared foods and unique artisanal treasures. Meet the people who produce your food and Celebrate Local! Find us on Facebook & Instagram

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Ennismore Garden Club meet on the third Thursday of each month from February to November. no meeting in August. Social time is at 6:30pm and meetings start at 7:00pm. Meetings take place in the lower level of the library in the Optimist Hall. Ennismore Garden Club 2019 Meetings Dates & Speaker Line Up Feb. 21/19 - Melissa Spearing“Native Trees to Our Area” Melissa is a Forest Gene Conservationist of Ontario Trees & Shrubs Mar. 21/19 - John Shaw Rimmington“Dry Stone Waller of Canada” A teacher who creates beautiful stone/rock structures without mortar. John instructed and helped create our Ennismore Garden Club’s stately stone arch landmark. April 18/19 - Lesley Abram – Photographer“Small Wonders” Join Leslie for a photographic tour of her garden, focused on finding the fascinating tiny creatures that call it home. May 16/19 - MJ Pilgrim Master Gardener – ‘How To Plan a Successful Vegetable Garden” June 20/19 - David Retallick“The King of Daylilies” Dave has been hybridizing daylilies for 25 years & grows over 200 varieties on his farm in Millbrook July 18/19 - Garden TourTour of Master Gardener – MJ Pilgrim’s Gardens in Selwyn Sept 19/19 - Vikki Whitney Of Griffin’s Greenhouses will demonstrate & instruct how to create an Autumn Container with various plant choices. Some lucky winner will take it home! Oct. 17/19 - Liz & Nick Case“Garden Trends for 2020” Master Gardeners Liz & Nick will provide an entertaining powerpoint presentation of their gardens, speaking of companion planting, soil preparation and tips and tricks. Nov. 21/19 - AGM/PotluckAGM Potluck Christmas supper 6 PM being held at the Ennismore Arena upstairs -Roger Hill, of Hill’s Florist, Lindsay, will be our feature speaker ‘Keeping Winter Plants Alive & Thriving’

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Remembrance Day Ceremonies: November 5th at 1:00pm: Buckhorn Community Centre (1782 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn) November 6th-Parade at 10:30am, Ceremony at 11:00am: Heritage Park (802 Ward Street, Bridgenorth) Brought to you by Chemung Lions Club November 11th at 10:45am: Cenotaph Park (8 Queen Street, Lakefield) Brought to you the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #77

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Remembrance Day Ceremonies: November 5th at 1:00pm: Buckhorn Community Centre (1782 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn) November 6th-Parade at 10:30am, Ceremony at 11:00am: Heritage Park (802 Ward Street, Bridgenorth) Brought to you by Chemung Lions Club November 11th at 10:45am: Cenotaph Park (8 Queen Street, Lakefield) Brought to you the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #77

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Remembrance Day Ceremonies: November 5th at 1:00pm: Buckhorn Community Centre (1782 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn) November 6th-Parade at 10:30am, Ceremony at 11:00am: Heritage Park (802 Ward Street, Bridgenorth) Brought to you by Chemung Lions Club November 11th at 10:45am: Cenotaph Park (8 Queen Street, Lakefield) Brought to you the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #77

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

November 16 and 17 from 10am - 4pm The Marshland Centre will be decked out for Lakefield's Annual Christmas show and sale. A village tradition, Lakefield's annual Christmas Show features works by local artisans. Nestled among the trees, the Marshland Centre will be brimming with original handcrafted items including pottery, wood turnings, gourd art, jewelry, rug hooking, metal sculpture, textiles, peppermills, herbal products, Christmas tree ornaments, jams, honey, and many other one of a kind unique works of art. Free admission.

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

November 16 and 17 from 10am - 4pm The Marshland Centre will be decked out for Lakefield's Annual Christmas show and sale. A village tradition, Lakefield's annual Christmas Show features works by local artisans. Nestled among the trees, the Marshland Centre will be brimming with original handcrafted items including pottery, wood turnings, gourd art, jewelry, rug hooking, metal sculpture, textiles, peppermills, herbal products, Christmas tree ornaments, jams, honey, and many other one of a kind unique works of art. Free admission.

Lakefield Lions Club Presents the Lakefield Santa Claus Parade! Join us downtown Lakefield on November 17th at 1:00pm for the Santa Claus Parade. After the parade join us at the Lakefield Legion to meet Santa and enjoy some treats! Registration will take place at the Lakefield Legion from 12pm to 12:45pm. All wishing to participate please contact the Lakefield District Lions Club Happy Holidays to All! Thank you to all the sponsors!

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Ennismore Garden Club meet on the third Thursday of each month from February to November. no meeting in August. Social time is at 6:30pm and meetings start at 7:00pm. Meetings take place in the lower level of the library in the Optimist Hall. Ennismore Garden Club 2019 Meetings Dates & Speaker Line Up Feb. 21/19 - Melissa Spearing“Native Trees to Our Area” Melissa is a Forest Gene Conservationist of Ontario Trees & Shrubs Mar. 21/19 - John Shaw Rimmington“Dry Stone Waller of Canada” A teacher who creates beautiful stone/rock structures without mortar. John instructed and helped create our Ennismore Garden Club’s stately stone arch landmark. April 18/19 - Lesley Abram – Photographer“Small Wonders” Join Leslie for a photographic tour of her garden, focused on finding the fascinating tiny creatures that call it home. May 16/19 - MJ Pilgrim Master Gardener – ‘How To Plan a Successful Vegetable Garden” June 20/19 - David Retallick“The King of Daylilies” Dave has been hybridizing daylilies for 25 years & grows over 200 varieties on his farm in Millbrook July 18/19 - Garden TourTour of Master Gardener – MJ Pilgrim’s Gardens in Selwyn Sept 19/19 - Vikki Whitney Of Griffin’s Greenhouses will demonstrate & instruct how to create an Autumn Container with various plant choices. Some lucky winner will take it home! Oct. 17/19 - Liz & Nick Case“Garden Trends for 2020” Master Gardeners Liz & Nick will provide an entertaining powerpoint presentation of their gardens, speaking of companion planting, soil preparation and tips and tricks. Nov. 21/19 - AGM/PotluckAGM Potluck Christmas supper 6 PM being held at the Ennismore Arena upstairs -Roger Hill, of Hill’s Florist, Lindsay, will be our feature speaker ‘Keeping Winter Plants Alive & Thriving’

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Come out and enjoy free public skating at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre on December 14th from 12-1PM sponsored by The Village Inn.

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Featuring more than 25 permanent indoor vendors year round and 20-50 outdoor vendors as weather permits. Items include antiques, collectables, glassware, furniture, toys, media, jewellery (including repair), sporting goods and paraphernalia, sewing services, books, etc. Looking to be a vendor? Email for more information.

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm

Doors open at 5:30pm with card sales beginning at 6pm