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Perth Autumn Studio Tour

ID-10010495The Perth AUTUMN STUDIO TOUR takes place this October 11, 12, 13, 2014. 24 artisans and vendors will participate, opening their studios for tours over the Thanksgiving weekend. All exhibited work is for sale.

For details about the artisans visit the website at www.perthstudiotour.com.

There will be a draw for a grand prize, a Harvest Lunch at Brooke Valley School, Fieldwork located across from Studio 2, and the continuation of the Empty Bowls Project, among many other features.

Call RiverGuild for further info at 613-267-5237.

Green Drinks

coldwell-banker-perthTuesday, October 7th, 2014 beginning at 5:30pm at Around The Corner, GREEN DRINKS will host Chris Weissflog who will speak about 0-Carbon. For more information: perthgreendrinks@gmail.com. Everyone is welcome to drop in. 

Apple Pie Social

ID-1006547September 28 from 1:30-4:30pm the North Lanark Regional Museum will be hosting an Apple Pie Social. This event features apple pie, ice cream, tea & coffee. Tickets $8.00

We hope to see you there! For more information visit the North Lanark Regional Museum’s website.

Sister City Heritage Ball

ID-100208272On the last Saturday in September of every year, the Sister City Committee hosts the annual Black-tie Heritage Ball in Carleton Place! This year the event lands on September 27. The Sister City Heritage ball is considered the “Social Event of the Year”. The evening includes jaw dropping decorations keeping with the theme of the year, dinner, dancing and entertainment.

Tickets are $150 each and include a gourmet meal, dancing and entertainment, and proceeds go towards the Sister City High School Student Exchange Program.

For more information call 613-257-3822 or visit http://www.carletonplace.ca/

Fibre Fest

ceThe weekend of September 13-14 come to the Mississippi Mills Textile Mill for another year of Fibre Fest. Mississippi Valley Textile Museum’s highly anticipated annual event, Fibrefest, is returning to the Museum, the North Lanark Agricultural Hall (at the Fairgrounds), and the Almonte Old Town Hall.

These three locations will be featuring fibre art vendors, a fibre art exhibit, demonstrations and a full two-day festival of fibre arts!

This event can be enjoyed by everyone. Public Admission $5 per day.

For more information visit: www.mvtm.ca

Carleton Place Dragon Boat Races

ceSaturday, September 13 come out to Carleton Place for the Dragon Boat races. Not to be missed! This festival provides a close-up view of the dragon boats. The entire race is in full view from the banks of the Mississippi. Includes plenty of entertainment in Riverside Park over the lunch hour and face painting for the kids. Food and clean washrooms. Come cheer for your favourite dragon boat.

For more information visit: www.fall400.com

Middleville Agricultural Fair

ID-100189493Come to the Middleville Agricultural Fair on Saturday, September 13. The Middleville Agricultural Society was formed in 1851 to help farmers improve their farming practices. It ordered pure and reliable seeds in bulk for its members, and imported purebred rams to boost the quality of local sheep and wool. In 1883, the Society purchased the fairground property and built the large Exhibition Hall. In 1902, the Temperance Society added a meeting hall, now used as a dining hall.

Since 1851 in September the Middleville Agricultural Society have organized the Middleville Fair as a fall celebration of rural life.

Agriculture is the main focus of the Fair, with animal, flower, fruit and vegetable exhibits and competitions. Crafts, baking and preserving, and heritage displays of antique machinery and household items, as well as old fashioned games and races for the children, fill out the day.

For more information visit: www.middlevillefair.ca

HELP WANTED
The Middleville Agricultural Society is in need of volunteers to assist with our Annual Agricultural Fair. If anyone can assist in any way, please contact the Society’s Secretary, Audrey Kostaszek, at 613-257-5050, or by e-mail to audreyk@sympatico.ca

4th Annual Seniors Expo

ID-10090023The OACAO, Ontario Seniors’ Secretariat, Almonte Baptist Church, the Alzheimer Society of Lanark County, Mills Community Support, the Sweatergang Companions, and Fit Minds are hosting the 4th Annual Seniors Expo 2014 on Thursday, September 11th from 9:30am -3pm. The Seniors Expo is a showcase of services for 50+ persons and caregivers.

In 2013, we had 76 exhibitors and approximately 600 people who attended the Expo. This year we hope to have as many exhibitors as we had last year and as many people coming in to visit as in previous years.

Expo hours are from 9:30 am-3:00 pm and is held on the ground floor of the Almonte Community Centre, 182 Bridge Street.

Lanark County’s Farmer Markets

market-sceneThis fall stop at one of Lanark County’s farmer’s market and buy local produce. The farmer’s market runs from Saturday, September 6 until Saturday, October 11. Different markets have different availabilities. Here’s a complete list of Lanark County’s farmer’s markets.

ALMONTE: SATURDAYS 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
www.almontefarmersmarket.ca

CARLETON PLACE: SATURDAYS 9 AM – 1 PM
613.257.1976
www.cpfm.com

McDONALDS CORNERS: SATURDAYS 9 AM – 1 PM
www.lanarklocalflavour.ca

PERTH: SATURDAYS 8 AM – 1 PM
www.perthfarmersmarket.ca

SMITHS FALLS: SATURDAYS 9 AM – 1 PM
www.smithsfallsfarmersmarket.com

Lanark County Harvest Festival at Beckwith Park

ceThe Lanark County Harvest Festival is an all day event featuring local talent from all corners of Lanark County. Join us Sunday, September 7 from 11am-4pm.

At the festival you’ll find local farm produce, crafts made by local artisans, food seminars, children’s activities, workshops, local musicians and more. Followed by the Harvest Church Supper at 4pm, $12 a person.

For more information visit the Lanark County Harvest Festival website.