There’s always time to donate and give back to your community! The Grimsby Benevolent Fund accepts non–perishable foods, clothes, toilet paper and more Monday through Saturday from 10 to 4. Donate today to support this very worthy cause!

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Community Care is honoured to be included in this event once again!

The craft show will feature a variety of local artisans and vendors offering a variety of items to shop while your stroll through the grounds of Hernder. Don’t forget to enjoy a glass of wine if you are so inclined!

Non-perishable and monetary donations will be accepted to benefit our most vulnerable residents of Thorold and St. Catharines.

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Lamplighter Tour 2023, is a live theatre production bringing local history to life!

In its 20th year, a project of the Rotary Club of Lincoln, four original 20 minute plays are performed using local talent. The plays provide historical content of Lincoln, and are performed in both a seated auditorium (Oct. 3) or as a walking tour and held in 4 historical buildings in Lincoln (Oct. 12-15).

This year the plays are being held at Providence Church in Beamsville (Oct. 3) and in Jordan Village at the Lincoln Museum & Cultural Centre and 2 other historical locations (Oct. 12-15). The theme this year is Moses, The Mayor, and The Medics, focusing on the lives of 4 unique Trailblazers in Lincoln.

Tickets are $35, all proceeds support projects of the Rotary Club of Lincoln, and especially kids and community programs. See website link for ticket details, sold on www.lamplightertour.com, as well as at the door on Oct. 3.

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Feel like talking? Pathstone is here to listen and support you.

Their team can meet you in-person or through a video session. Appointments are encouraged, but not required to have a one-on-one session with a Pathstone counsellor. Walk-in clinics are FREE and open to all children and youth from birth to age 17, as well as to families with children who are under 18 years of age. For more information and to make an appointment call 1-800-263-4944

Crisis & Support Line 24/7: 1-800-263-4944

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

the St. Catharines Downtown Association and the Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre take over the Farmers Market in a partnership with the City of St. Catharines on Thursday, October 5th at Market Square.

The Pie Festival runs from noon to 3 p.m. and will feature sweet and savory pies from local bakers and other small businesses. $5 from each pie sale will support local charities. 

Live on the Market Stage from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. is The O'Deadly's.

While there, why not visit the Farmers Market with over 30 local food, farmers and artisans to choose from.

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Drive or walk around your area to see the scariest, spookiest and downright fangtasic Halloween displays in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The whole family will love it, and it costs next to nothing. Load your car with your kids in their jammies, some snacks and hot chocolate or apple cider and be prepared to be wowed by your community’s creativity!

Map is curtosy of Active Parents.

Head over to the Grimsby Legion every Thursday to take part in their catch the ace lottery draw. 1 ticket for $10 or 3 for $20

Since the early 1860s, the market has been a vibrant scene that offers fresh foods and handmade items from the local area. Visitors enjoy connecting and learning from the local vendors who grow and produce the meats, fruits, veggies and baked goods. It's a thrilling farm-to-table experience you don't want to miss!

You can find all of Niagara's bounty at the market, including:

Farm fresh produce
Baked goods
Pasture raised, hormone free meats including pork, chicken and beef
Local honey and preserves
Cured meats and cheeses
Fresh cut flowers and plants
One of a kind artisan products

Enjoy fall activities, delcious food/drink, artisans, crafters, and much more Thanksgiving weekend at Twenty Valley Public School! Free admission all weekend long!