Market closes season with Thanksgiving pop-up
October 12, 2024
Jennifer Gauthier, also known as The Bay Baker, sold all her pumpkin and apple pies, many of which were pre-orders, at the Marché Bristol Market’s
Jennifer Gauthier, also known as The Bay Baker, sold all her pumpkin and apple pies, many of which were pre-orders, at the Marché Bristol Market’s
On a crisp Saturday fall morning, guests from all over the area showed up to the eighth edition of the Pontiac Country Fair in Luskville
Guests filed into the Anglican Church Hall in Shawville on Thursday morning for the second part of a workshop taught by local author Lynette Harris
This past weekend, for the first time ever, the Chutes Coulonge Park hosted a Lumberjack Day to raise money for the park’s revitalization. More than
Crafters, home bakers and other creators from across the Pontiac set up shop in Fort Coulonge on Saturday for the third annual fundraiser craft market
Karissa Rutledge, a neighbour and longtime friend of Doug and Reuben Hodgins, organized a benefit fundraiser for the brothers and their nephew Kyle Cockerell and
Ladysmith hosted the 39th annual Oktoberfest over the weekend celebrating German culture and its history in the area, and this year, for the first time
After a fire destroyed the entire Clarendon home of Doug and Reuben Hodgins and the future home of their nephew Kyle Cockerell and his family,
Saturday morning, cars gathered at Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge to participate in a car rally scavenger hunt designed to teach participants about the town’s
For the last two weekends, archaeologists and members of the public have been carefully and diligently scraping and sweeping away layers of dirt covering the
Jennifer Gauthier, also known as The Bay Baker, sold all her pumpkin and apple pies, many of which were pre-orders, at the Marché Bristol Market’s Thanksgiving pop-up on Saturday at Coronation Hall.Gauthier, one of about 10 vendors at Saturday’s pop-up,
On a crisp Saturday fall morning, guests from all over the area showed up to the eighth edition of the Pontiac Country Fair in Luskville to look at the changing leaves, shop around the market, snack on some turkey dinner
Guests filed into the Anglican Church Hall in Shawville on Thursday morning for the second part of a workshop taught by local author Lynette Harris and organized by the Connexions Resource Centre. The two-part class offered local seniors an introduction
This past weekend, for the first time ever, the Chutes Coulonge Park hosted a Lumberjack Day to raise money for the park’s revitalization. More than 150 people of all ages descended on the park in Mansfield to take part in
Crafters, home bakers and other creators from across the Pontiac set up shop in Fort Coulonge on Saturday for the third annual fundraiser craft market for L’EntourElle women’s shelter. The event is put on every year by Mansfield resident Angela
Karissa Rutledge, a neighbour and longtime friend of Doug and Reuben Hodgins, organized a benefit fundraiser for the brothers and their nephew Kyle Cockerell and his family, to support them as they build back their lives after losing their family
Ladysmith hosted the 39th annual Oktoberfest over the weekend celebrating German culture and its history in the area, and this year, for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, the festivities ran for three days. “This is more in
After a fire destroyed the entire Clarendon home of Doug and Reuben Hodgins and the future home of their nephew Kyle Cockerell and his family, community members have rallied to support them as they get back on their feet. The
Saturday morning, cars gathered at Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge to participate in a car rally scavenger hunt designed to teach participants about the town’s history. Lana Marie Cowley, who works at Café Downtown, organized the event. “The car rally
For the last two weekends, archaeologists and members of the public have been carefully and diligently scraping and sweeping away layers of dirt covering the foundation of a building that was likely used as a trading post on the Ottawa
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