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Kawartha 

VISITOR 

SUMMER 2019 VACATION GUIDE 

YOUR GUIDE TO ATTRACTIONS, 

SIGHTSEEING, SHOPPING, DINING, 

ENTERTAINMENT & THE ARTS 

VOYAGEUR CANOE 

TOURS. PAGE 12 

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Open: 

Tuesday-Saturday 

10am to 5pm 

Visitors to the beautiful Kawartha Lakes are in for 

a treat this summer. This expansive area embraces 

many friendly and charming communities such as 

Buckhorn, Bobcaygeon, Coboconk, Lindsay, Fenelon 

Falls, Young’s Point, Lakefield, Peterborough, and 

all points between. As well, there are a multitude of 

lakes and rivers offering cultural, natural, historic and 

recreational experiences for everyone to enjoy. 

In this edition, you will find information on the many 

festivals, concerts, plays and celebrations happening 

throughout the region this summer. 

As shown on our front cover, once again this year, the 

Canadian Canoe Museum is operating 90 minute tours 

through the Peterborough Liftlock and north along 

the Trent-Severn Waterway in their large voyageur 

canoes – a fun outing for those of all ages and abilities. 

Be sure to check out some great live summer theatre 

at 4th Line Theatre in Millbrook, and Globus Theatre at 

the Lakeview Arts Barn, just south of Bobcaygeon. 

Other arts and cultural events include the Lakefield 

Literary Festival, Buckhorn Festival of the Arts and the 

Lakefield Jazz. 

Read about Otonabee Conservation’s 60th anniversary 

of providing environmental services to residents and 

visitors and the launch of their "Step into Nature ~ 

Watershed Explorations", a program offering selfdirected 

and environmentally-themed activities 

to enjoy and participate in throughout the year, all 

connected through their new Watershed Map App. 

For nature enthusiasts, the Kawarthas boast excellent 

hiking and cycling trails, as well as canoeing, boating, 

swimming and fishing on the extensive network of 

lakes and rivers. 

We invite you to spend some time exploring this 

beautiful region. No matter where your interests lie, 

you will find adventures on your visit to the Kawarthas!

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VISITOR 

2019 Summer Vacation Guide 

CONTENTS 

14 ATTRACTIONS IN THE KAWARTHAS 

33 SUMMER EVENTS 

47 SUMMER THEATRE 

51 BEACHES ABOUND IN THE KAWARTHAS 

53 BOBCAYGEON, COBOCONK 

& FENELON FALLS 

57 BUCKHORN & AREA 

63 LAKEFIELD & AREA 

65 LINDSAY & AREA 

71 PETERBOROUGH & AREA 

73 RICE LAKE 

Kawartha 

75 TRENT HILLS & CAMPBELLFORD 

78 GOLFING IN THE KAWARTHAS 

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CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Joanne Culley 

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139 Hunter Street West, 

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JUNE 

4 Lotus Wight – Folk 

11 Cellar Door – Celtic 

18 Al Black Steady Trio – Blues 

25 Fred Stillman & Keene Country 

JULY 

2 Charlie Earle & Rob Phillips – Jazz/R&B 

9 The Pine Saps – Folk 

16 Nicole Lisa Craig – Singer/Songwriter 

23 Chris Culgin & Derek Bell – Roots 


AUGUST 

6 The Lucky Ones – Bluegrass 

13 Ty Wilson – Singer/Songwriter 

20 Fewings and Son – Comedy/Eclectic 


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COVER STORY 

CANADIAN CANOE MUSEUM 

EXPERIENCE A VOYAGEUR CANOE TOUR 

by Joanne Culley 

Not a paddler? That’s not a problem, just bring 

your sense of adventure to the many activities 

offered by the Canadian Canoe Museum this 

summer. 

Down at the Peterborough Liftlock, the museum’s 

voyageur canoe tours take guests for paddles up 

and over the Liftlock north along the Trent-Severn 

Waterway for a 90-minute fun and engaging ride 

suitable for all ages and abilities. Scheduled 

tours are available on weekends and custom 

tours can also be booked for up to 20 people by 

emailing paddle@canoemuseum.ca or by calling 

705-748-9153 ext. 218. 

Come visit the museum itself to learn about the 

importance of the canoe and kayak to not only 

the local area but to the history of Canada. The 

museum has the largest collection of its kind and 

displays more than 100 canoes and kayaks ranging 

from First Nations’ dugouts and Beothuk bark 

canoes to canvas canoes made in Peterborough. 

These are all part of interactive, hands-on galleries, 

and engaging exhibits. Drop-in family friendly 

programming will be happening all summer, with 

a calendar of events at canoemuseum.ca. 

Currently on display is Just Add Water: Little Boats 

with BIG Stories featuring canoes from noteworthy 

people, including Robert Bateman’s Minto canoe 

and Gordon Lightfoot’s canary yellow canoe, 

along with a Fijian Takia boat, and the stories 

behind these vessels. 

Meanwhile, the museum is planning for its 

new facility at the water’s edge, estimated for 

completion in 2022. 

“We’re excited to be at 60 percent of our 

fundraising goal for the new building, having 


ecently received an incredible $10 million grant 

from the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund,” says 

Carolyn Hyslop, Executive Director. “At our current 

location, visitors can view the architectural plans 

for the new museum and via our web site, they can 

‘fly through’ the new facility.” 

Some spaces are still available for their Summer 

Paddling Adventure day camps and multi-day 

canoe trips for youth age 8 to 14, where campers 

learn skills from Ontario Recreational Canoeing 

and Kayaking Association-certified instructors 

in a fun, safe and supportive environment while 

interacting with nature, developing their paddling 

skills and enjoying the lakes and rivers in the 

Kawarthas. 

“You’ll see us popping up at community events 

this summer, including the Peterborough Pulse 

street festival, the Muskoka Heritage Boat Show in 

Gravenhurst and local farmer’s markets – be sure 

to come over and say hello,” says Hyslop. 

The museum is located at 910 Monaghan Road. For 

more information, please call 705-748-9153 or visit 

www.canoemuseum.ca. 

The Canadian Canoe Museum Conceptual Rendering. 

Heneghan Peng Architects and Kearns Mancini Architects. 


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Canada. Last March, the Royal Museum of 

Saskatchewan announced that they were 

ready for the public to view “Scotty,“ the 

world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex. This 

means that “Scotty” is now the world’s 

largest T-Rex and “Sue,” who is on 

display at the Chicago Museum, 

has moved to second place. 

Sue is 44 feet long and Scotty is 

45 feet long, but both are fossils 

of the dinosaur bones and look 

a little on the skinny side, even 

though Scotty once weighed 

over 400 pounds more than Sue 

did, at about 10,000 pounds. 

The Indian River Reptile and Dinosaur Park has 

now “cloned” and added flesh and skin to both 

Sue and Scotty to create life-size animatronic 

dinosaurs that now move and roar! 

“We are calling them ‘Scott’ and ‘Susan’ since 

they are now mature and dignified,” says Ted 

Loyst, zoo spokesman. “Both are over 60 million 

years old. They are waiting at our Dinosaur 

Park for you and your family to visit. Bring your 

camera. There are now over 60 dinosaurs at 

Indian River Reptile and Dinosaur Park as well 

as dozens of live alligators and crocodiles and 

hundreds of turtles, lizards and snakes.” 

The Indian River Reptile and Dinosaur Park 

is Canada’s only non-profit zoological reptile 

facility and sanctuary and the only registered 

non-for-profit institution of its kind in North 

America, providing care for unwanted and 

abandoned reptiles. The sanctuary offers 

educational fun for the whole family. 

Enjoy the “croc-walk,” if you dare. Walk over 

six geothermal heated ponds teaming with 

crocodilian. Go on a bone dig, the giant gator slide 

or have some fun putting on their new 18-hole 

championship mini-golf course “Standing Stones.” 

They are open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. all summer long 

from June 1 to September 30, including holidays This 

not-for-profit, registered charity appreciates your 

support and accepts donations. They are located 

on Highway 7 just 15 km east of Peterborough. For 

more information, please call 705-639-1443 or go to 

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By Faye Petherick 

Head east on Hwy 7, about a 45 minute drive 

east of Peterborough, to visit this mecca for 

chocolate lovers. Their Factory Outlet Store 

offers a delicious assortment of bulk, packaged 

and gift chocolate that will satisfy any chocoholic 

craving, all at factory outlet prices. 

Faced with shelf after shelf stocked with delicious 

varieties of World’s Finest Chocolate, the 

question quickly becomes ‘What to buy today?’ A 

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almonds)? Mint Meltaways® (mint chocolate 

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other treat among the wide variety on display. 

Gift shopping today? You will find attractive 

chocolate gifts for every occasion. There are 

chocolate bars for special occasions and birthdays, 

chocolate gift baskets to suit every need, and 

special chocolate treats for a favorite teacher, 

special friend or business client. They will even 

make a customized chocolate gift basket for you. 

World's Finest Chocolate Canada is proud to be 

the Canadian leader in chocolate fundraising, 

servicing Canadian schools, athletic groups 

and social clubs since 1958. Their chocolate is 

produced from scratch, in a Peanut Free Facility, 

from the cocoa bean and the finest ingredients. 

The Factory Outlet Store at 

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been meeting for 32 years. Being one of the most 

popular destinations in Cottage Country all year 

round. With the two locations, Young’s Point in 

the heart of the Kawarthas, and in the Haliburton 

Highlands, located downtown Haliburton. 

With over 100,000 people stopping in yearly, it 

is a designated as an Ontario Major Attraction 

offering one of a kind shopping experience. Both 

locations offer a mix of home décor to help you 

create a warm and inviting atmosphere in which 

to sit back, relax, and entertain in. The stores’ 

selections are in constant change throughout 

the seasons, offering a multitude of choice from 

quality furniture, lighting, home décor, mattresses, 

bedding, casual clothing, great giftware plus 

everything in between. 

Lockside is dedicated in supporting Canadians by 

sourcing and offering Canadian Made products 

at great pricing and superior quality. Specializing 

in custom Canadian made furniture, knowing the 

importance of keeping it local and supporting 

our fellow Canadians. 

As a multi-national award-winning retailer, 

Lockside sets itself apart from the rest with 

top-notch service from the beginning of your 

shopping experience to the end. From buying the 

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Offering a successful Interior Design Service that 

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is a service that works with the customer, giving 

them direction and confidence to create a living 

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many lines of furniture for you to come in and 

experience. 

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PETERBOROUGH 

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BLOCKBUSTER EXHIBITION 

For the first time in its history, the Peterborough 

Museum & Archives (PMA) is hosting what is 

considered a blockbuster exhibition. On loan 

from the Canadian Museum of Nature is, "Ice Age 

Mammals" – a national travelling exhibition that 

explores themes of climate change and biology. 

This exhibition is making its final stop at the PMA 

before being taken off the market for refurbishment, 

meaning this will be one of the final opportunities 

to see all that "Ice Age Mammals" has to offer. 

In the exhibition, one can expect to see a variety 

of fossils and specimens including a real mammoth 

tusk, muskox furs, interactive learning stations, 

skulls of various mammals, and a skeleton cast of a 

mastodon! What makes this exhibition a blockbuster 

is the appeal that it will have to non-traditional 

museum visitors. It will provide an opportunity for 

local residents and tourists to the area to not only 

learn about the mammals that survived the ice age, 

and those that didn’t, but also to explore themes 

of global challenges related to climate change. This 

is a priority message of the City of Peterborough, 

and through this exhibition, the museum is able to 

share the goals of sustainability in a non-traditional 

forum, shedding light on the natural environment 

of today through the lens of the past. 

"Ice Age Mammals" is also physically larger than 

any other on-loan exhibition hosted at the PMA, 

meaning there is more to see in the museum. Part of 

what has made this possible is a series of renovations 

that began in 2010 and concluded in 2017. The 

Museum Renewal Project included rejuvenation of 

all public spaces, the construction of a 9,000-squarefoot 

storage facility, and improvements made to 

preservation and exhibition environments. The 

completion of this construction project increased 

the number of opportunities the PMA can leverage 

when thinking about programming and booking 

exhibitions. "Ice Age Mammals" is the PMA's first 

kick-at-the-can hosting a blockbuster exhibit, with 

(hopefully) more to come in the future! 

For more information on any of the PMA 's upcoming 

programs, exhibitions, and events, please visit www. 

peterboroughmuseumandarchives.ca and follow us 

on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! 

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On Exhibition until September 8, 2019 

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Weekends: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

300 Hunter Street East, Peterborough 

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Telephone: (705) 743-5180 



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Kim Blackwell, Managing Artistic Director 

Robert Winslow, Creative Director 

Bloom: A Rock ‘n’ 

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WORLD PREMIERE 

Written by Beau Dixon 

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July 2 - 27, 2019 

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SEE PAGE 48 FOR FULL LISTINGS 


GALLERY ON THE LAKE 

WORLD CLASS ART 


Did you know that truly exceptional Canadian art 

is available at Buckhorn’s Gallery on the Lake? 

"Finding this great art will deliver a truly 

remarkable experience, you will be impressed 

by our incredible collection,” says Esther Inglis, 

owner of Gallery on the Lake, a 15,000 sq. ft. 

gallery located on Lower Buckhorn Lake. 

Set amidst the rocks and trees of the Canadian 

Shield, the Gallery on the Lake is one of Canada's 

largest retail art galleries and offers a wide 

selection of original, affordably priced art by 

Canadian artists. 

Along with paintings in the traditional media 

such as oil, watercolour and acrylic, the gallery 

offers handmade jewellery, pottery, glassware, 

woodturnings, bronze and soapstone sculpture. 

Painting styles range from traditional to 

contemporary and semi-abstract, in a variety of 

subject matter and media. 

During the last few years, the gallery has been 

cementing its reputation as a destination , for 

WORLD CLASS ART. And this year’s line-up of 

world class exhibits will only enhance that hardearned 

reputation” declares Inglis. “This year we are 

launching another season of spectacular exhibits.” 

Upcoming exhibits include: 

From now until June 28: John Lennard and Eddie 

Lepage’s exhibit entitled “Natural Elements” Both 

these veterans in the Canadian Art Scene provide 

distinct and recognizable subject matter, from 

John’s colourful yet serene landscapes to Eddie’s 

highly detailed tree-limbs; wildlife and rushing 

waters. 

June 29 to August 2: Christian Morrisseau is 

the youngest son of Canada’s most famous 

indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau and the 

only family member who paints in the Woodland 

style of his father, learning his craft at his father’s 

knee. Original paintings will be yours to view and 

own at this memorable exhibit. 

August 3 to August 30. One of our most 

prominent artists is Tim Packer who has earned 

a solid reputation as one of Canada’s foremost 

contemporary artists. His trademark “sun 

through the trees” images are highly sought 

after, depicting Northern Landscape scenes from 

Lake Superior, Algoma and the Kawarthas. His 

work is collected in Canada, the United States 

and Worldwide. 

August 31 to September 27: Elena Henderson ‘s 

bold dramatic florals will be featured as the fall 

season begins. The perfect time for something 

dramatic and different to liven up your space. 

WORLD CLASS ART, available in your backyard, 

only at Gallery on the Lake! 

Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the gallery 

is located three kilometres east of Buckhorn on 

County Road 36. For more information, please 

call 705-657-1108, 1-888-242-7475, or visit www. 

galleryonthelake.com to shop online. 


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TREETOP 

TREKKING 

A FUN ADVENTURE 

Located at the beautiful Ganaraska Forest on the 

Oak Ridges Moraine, the Treetop Trekking zip line 

and aerial game park has activities designed for 

everyone from aged nine to eighty-nine years 

of age. 

The zip line and aerial course tours are made 

up of exciting games and obstacles high in the 

trees, and include suspended bridges, Tarzan 

swings, balance logs, cable traverses and zip lines. 

There are six different aerial climbs ranging from 

beginner to advanced. Participants wear a safety 

helmet and a rock-climbing style harness that is 

always connected to a life-line. 

“We welcome families and groups of friends to 

come for a fun and exciting day outside,” says 

Mike Stiell, Marketing Director. “We have lots of 

seasonal promotions this year. On Father’s Day 

dads are free when accompanied by two others.” 

Sundays are “Fundays” with $10 off during May 

and June. And during July and August four or 

more people enjoy 25 percent off. 

What to bring: 

• comfortable clothing similar to what you’d wear 

on a hike: shorts and t-shirt if warm, pants and 

layers if it’s cooler 

• refillable water bottle and snacks (drinks and 

snacks are also sold onsite) 

• phone or camera to take pictures 

• tight-fitting gloves, such as fingerless cycling 

gloves 

• sturdy shoes with a good grip 

• backpacks or purses can be stored, with access 

between courses 

During April, May, June, September and October, 

they are open weekends and holidays, and they 

accept group bookings during the week. On the 

weekdays they are open for a larger group, they 

accept bookings for smaller parties that same day, 

call for further details. During July and August, 

they are open seven days a week. 

Operating from April to the end of October, 

Treetop Trekking is located just off Highway 

115 at Durham Road 9, 30 minutes south of 

Peterborough. It’s one of five locations in Ontario. 

For more information, please call 1-855-280-0900, 

905-797-2000, or visit www.treetoptrekking.com to 

make an online reservation. 


ATTRACTIONS 


Conservation Areas and 

2019 Discovery Days 

Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and Campground 

nestled in the valley of the Indian River offers family and group 

camping, hiking, spelunking, canoeing and more 

Discovery Days: July 13 and August 10 

Beavermead Campground 

in the heart of the City offering serviced, and unserviced sites 

for RVs, travel trailers, tents 

Discovery Days: July 21 and August 17 & 18 

Selwyn Beach Conservation Area 

on the shores of Chemong Lake offers hiking, picnicking, 

boat launch/dock area - access to the Kawartha Lakes 

Harold Town Conservation Area 

offers mountain bike/walking/hiking trails throughout scenic area 

Discovery Days: July 27 

Be sure to enter the 60th Anniversary Photo Contest, search for 

geochaches and use the new Watershed Map App to discover unique 

features of 11 local conservation areas. 

“Step into Nature and Connect with Us” 

www.otonabeeconservation.com/connect-with-us 

Explore with 

us this summer! 

The Canadian Canoe Museum is home to the 

world’s largest and most significant collection 

of canoes, kayaks and paddled watercraft. 

Visit us for one-of-a-kind experiences. Our voyageur 

encampment and overturned 36-foot birch bark 

canot du maître are not to be missed! 

1-866-342-2663 

canoemuseum.ca 


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NEW HOBART’S LIGHTHOUSE 

RESTAURANT OPENS ON STONY LAKE 

By Joanne Culley 

Hobart’s is pleased to announce the opening 

of their third location, on Stony Lake in Harbour 

Town, McCracken’s Landing. 

“We invite everyone to visit us by land or water 

to experience exceptional food, atmosphere 

and service in our casual dining restaurant,” says 

Wesley Found, General Manager of Hobart’s. 

They’re open all week, except Tuesdays, serving 

brunch on the weekends and holiday Mondays, 

with omelettes, Eggs Benedict, and waffles, lunch 

with panini sandwiches, burgers and wraps, 

dinners with meats, seafood, fish, vegetarian 

options and more. 

Our goal at Hobart’s Lighthouse is to create a 

community feeling where all are welcome - locals, 

cottages and visitors alike,” continues Found. 

“We like to describe the food as blending longstanding 

traditions with new culinary trends, from 

comfort food to upscale pub food. 

People can come in for a classic burger and beer, 

or enjoy a celebratory meal with an expensive 

bottle of wine and a high-quality steak.” 

Passionate about his craft for more than three 

decades, Executive Chef Scott Hudson has 

taught in college culinary programs and worked 

in restaurants across the country as far north as 

Nunavut. He and his team create a fusion style of 

food, with a little bit of everything – Italian, Asian, 

vegetarian, vegan, along with the signature steaks 

that Hobart’s is known for. 

“We’re fresh obsessed, sourcing high-quality 

ingredients for all of our dishes, which are 100 

percent made in-house,” says Hudson. 

Chef Hudson adds that they like to create a 

“humble table” relaxed atmosphere for their 

guests with the best patio in town. Every table has 

a view overlooking the lake. 

Hobart’s Lighthouse is located at 2281 McCracken’s 

Landing Rd, 1-705-652-0557 and is open for the 

season until October 15. The other two locations 

are 139 Hunter Street West in Peterborough and 189 

Kent Street West in Lindsay. For more information, 

please visit www.hobartslighthouse.ca 


OTONABEE CONSERVATION 

CELEBRATES 60TH ANNIVERSARY WITH... 

“STEP INTO NATURE - 

WATERSHED EXPLORATIONS” 

Otonabee Conservation is marking its 60th 

anniversary of providing environmental services 

to residents and visitors to the Kawarthas with 

“Step into Nature ~ Watershed Explorations”. 

As Dan Marinigh, Chief Administrative Officer 

for Otonabee Conservation explains, "Step into 

Nature ~ Watershed Explorations", offers a variety 

of new, self-directed and environmentally-themed 

activities to enjoy and participate in throughout 

the year.” 

The program involves five distinct activities that 

are all connected through the new Watershed 

Map App described as “a guide to touring the 

Otonabee Region watershed and discovering the 

unique natural features and special spaces of 11 

conservation and wildlife areas.” The new Map 

App provides location information, a description 

of activities and facilities offered at the areas, and 

useful links to additional information. A variety of 

mapping tools are also available to record your 

adventure and build upon your explorations. 

Conservation Areas are just steps away from 

your front door and offer unique outdoor 

experiences. Whether you want to enjoy a hike 

through the woods, take your family camping, have 

a quiet picnic, or catch ‘the big one’ at a popular 

fishing spot, the 60 Things to Do is your guide. 

While you're you are out exploring, take a photo 

and enter it in the 60th Anniversary Photo Contest. 

Capture the places, wildlife and experiences 


throughout the four seasons that make the 

Otonabee Region watershed unique. The photo 

contest runs from May 31st to October 31, 2019. 

Additionally, on July 9th – Otonabee Conservation’s 

official birthday, day use entry to the Warsaw Caves 

Conservation Area will be free of charge. Spend the 

day hiking, swimming, spelunking or just relaxing 

on the sandy beach. 

Back by popular demand is the Discovery Days 

series of demonstrations and workshops being 

held at local Conservation Areas! Some of the 

exciting events scheduled include: 

• Ontario’s Birds of Prey Live Demonstration at 

Warsaw Caves Conservation Area on July 13th 

• Ontario’s Snakes Live Presentation at 

Beavermead Campground on July 21st 

• Night Sky Viewing at the Harold Town 

Conservation Area on July 27th 

• Fishing Workshop at Beavermead Campground 

on August 18th 

• and much, much more! 

For complete details on the activities and 

conservation areas waiting to be explored, visit 

www.otonabeeconservation.com/connect-with-us 


COME VISIT US IN HALIBURTON 

Explore the Heritage of Haliburton County 

at the Haliburton Highlands Museum! 

Enjoy one main gallery, five historic buildings, 

nearly 20,000 artifacts and an amazing roster 

of summer events - boat tours, theatre, concerts, 

children’s programming and so much more! 

66 Museum Road, on the outskirts 

of Haliburton Village in beautiful Glebe Park 

Summer Hours: Tues-Sun & Holiday Mon 10am-5pm 

705-457-2760 

www.haliburtonhighlandsmuseum.com 

come for adventure 

find everything you need 

 

almost in your backyard 

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The Original 

Spaghetti House 

Pizzeria 

DINING, TAKE-OUT, FREE 

DELIVERY & CATERING 

Reunions, Weddings, Showers, 

Office & Family Gatherings, Schools, 

Receptions, All Occasion Parties 

We offer catering services for any event or special 

occasion. We are able to meet your catering 

requests with enthusiasm and professionalism. 

EAT WELL - LIVE WELL 

From the concept, to development, 

to unveiling, you can always 

rely on the Original 

Spaghetti House. 

705-741-3334 PETERBOROUGH 

512 George Street (Corner of George & Lansdowne) 

www.originalspaghettihouse.com 

Hours: Sunday-Wednesday 11am-10pm &Thursday-Saturday 11am-11pm 


PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO IN THE KAWARTHAS 

SCENIC AIRPLANE TOURS 

Located in the hub of the 

Peterborough Airport, 

WM Aeroflight offers flight 

training and sightseeing 

services in a relaxed and friendly 

environment. Their fleet includes Cessna 152’s, 

Cessna 172’s and a twin-engine Piper Apache. 

WM Aeroflights’s one-half and one-hour 

sightseeing flights take up to three passengers 

as far as the CN Tower and Niagara Falls, as well 

as north to cottage country and of course scenic 

Peterborough. 

Their friendly staff and well-maintained aircraft 

make WM Aeroflight an excellent place for students 

to begin their flight training. Students experience 

great 1-on-1 instruction, allowing them to get their 

Private Pilot licence in record time. 

WM Aeroflight also offers great rates on aircraft 

rentals. 

At WM Aeroflight, their focus is on getting you 

off the ground! Visit info@wmaeroflight.ca or call 

705-743-7662. 

SCENIC PETERBOROUGH 

AND LINDSAY 

Airplane Tours 

$121 

30 minutes of flight for 

up to 3 passengers* 

*prices subject to change, some loading restrictions apply 

Safety and Professionalism 

are our Highest Goals 

Peterborough Lindsay 

705-743-7662 705-324-3326 

See the beautiful Electric City from 

the highest vantage point around. 

Lift off from Peterborough airport 

just south of the city, climb over 

rolling hills of the Kawarthas, take 

in the historic Lift Locks, Trent 

Canal and the majesty of the Little 

Lake fountain. 

Flights are Available 

from Peterborough 

& Lindsay Airports! 

WMAeroflight.ca 


SELECTED KAWARTHA & AREA 

SUMMER EVENTS 

SEE SUMMER THEATRE PAGES 46 TO 49 

PETERBOROUGH FARMERS’ MARKETS 

Fresh, local food is available this season at: 

Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market – every 

Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Charlotte 

Street between George and Aylmer Streets from 

May to October. 

Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market – 

every Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Citi 

Centre Courtyard, 245 Charlotte St., which can be 

accessed from Charlotte St., Aylmer St., Bethune 

St. and King St. from May to October, then it moves 

inside to Peterborough Square. 

Peterborough Farmers’ Market – every Saturday 

from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round at Morrow 

Park, on Roger Neilson Way, just south of the 

intersection of Lansdowne and George Streets. 

MAY 1ST TO OCTOBER 31ST 

LINDSAY FARMERS' MARKET 

Now with two locations over the busy summer 

months, The Market has over 35 vendors offering 

everything from local in-season farm fresh 

produce, maple syrup, jam & jellies, flowers, boxed 

plants, shrubs, home baking, wood furniture, 

crafts, fair trade organic coffee, outdoor wooden 

furniture, soaps, farm fresh meats, hand made 

jewelry, and paintings from local artists. 

MAY 23RD TO OCTOBER 10TH 

EVERY THURSDAY - 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. 

LAKEFIELD FARMERS' MARKET 

The Lakefield Farmers' Market is host to a variety 

of agricultural, prepared food, bakery and artisanal 

vendors. All agricultural vendors are verified by 

MyPick, a service of Farmers' Markets Ontario, 

which certifies that all of the produce at our market 

is being sold to you by the farmers who grow it. 

Even better, those farmers come from within a 100 

km radius of Lakefield. Location – Parking lot of 

the Lakefield Community Centre, Lakefield 

www.lakefieldfarmersmarket.net 

JUNE 16 

LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM - 23RD 

ANNUAL FATHER’S DAY SMOKE & STEAM SHOW 

From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy the largest show of its 

kind in the Kawarthas, featuring tractor and power 

equipment displays, tractor games, vintage farm 

trucks, tractor and wagon rides, a tractor parade 

through the Village and more. 

www.langpioneervillage.ca •705-295-6694 

Victoria Ave & Kent St: Open May 1 to October 

31, Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Wilson Fields – Colborne St. W: Open Thursdays, 

May 1 to October 4, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 



THE CRUISING EXPERIENCE 

The 45 passenger Kawartha Voyageur is a 

“Floating Country Inn” offering a unique cruising 

experience throughout the lakes and rivers of 

Ontario’s cottage country. Guests can enjoy the 

stunning natural scenery while travelling in calm 

waters with occasional stops in local communities. 

Ontario Waterway Cruises offers five-day cruises 

on the Trent-Severn Waterway on three routes: 

the Kawartha cruise from Peterborough to the 

Big Chute Marine Railway near Georgian Bay; the 

Quinte cruise from Peterborough to Kingston 

including the Thousand Islands; and the Rideau 

cruise from Kingston to Ottawa. 

For more information, please call 1-800-561-5767 or 

visit www.ontariowaterwaycruises.com. 



SUMMER EVENTS 

This show just keeps getting bigger and better 

every year with an amazing display of classic 

and vintage cars. King Street will be closed from 

Tupper to Union to make room for some of the 

finest Classic Cars in the region 

www.millbrookbia.com • 705-944-5393 

NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 8 

PETERBOROUGH MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 

"Ice Age Mammals" displays a variety of animals 

that lived in the High Arctic during a remarkable 

time in Earth’s history – the last ice age. On exhibit 

are bears, three-toed horses, tiny primitive deer 

(deerlets), small beavers, mammoths, and a lifesize 

cast of a mastodon skeleton. Produced in 

collaboration with the Canadian Museum of Nature. 

www.peterboroughmuseumandarchives.ca 

705-743-5180 

JULY 2 – SEPTEMBER 2 

HUTCHISON HOUSE SCOTTISH TEA 

Beginning Tuesday, July 2 and continuing daily 

(except Mondays) until Labour Day, Scottish Teas 

will be available from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Hutchison 

House, 270 Brock St. in Peterborough. Scottish 

Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden or 

indoors in inclement weather, includes fresh baked 

scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes, and 

tea, lemonade, or ice tea. Complimentary tours 

of the 1840s restored stone house are included 

with the teas. The cost for tea is $10 for adults and 

youth, $5 for children under 10 years of age. 

www.hutchisonhouse.ca • 705-743-9710 

info@hutchisonhouse.ca 

JULY 6 

LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM 

VILLAGE BY LANTERN LIGHT 

7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tour the village by the soft 

glow of lantern light and experience the charm 

of settler and Mitchi Saagiig life after dark. Since 

this event falls on National Kissing Day, bring your 

sweetheart and enjoy a romantic wagon ride 

through the historic village, enjoy a drink in the 

Keene Hotel, and relive 19th century courtship 

practices. 

www.langpioneervillage.ca • 705-295-6694 

JULY 6 

CAMPBELLFORD 

CHROME ON THE CANAL DAY 

The 11th annual Chrome on the Canal Day 

is taking place at Grand Road, Campbellford, 

where hundreds of motorcycle and classic 

car enthusiasts gather along the banks of the 

Trent Severn Waterway to view many different 

personal collections. Plenty of the finest classic 

automobiles-at-their-best join the celebration 

along the Trent. 705-653-4523 

www.visittrenthills.ca/chromeonthecanal.html 

JULY 6 

MILLBROOK CLASSIC 

CAR SHOW 

Visit downtown Millbrook 

for the Annual Millbrook 

Classic Car Show, sponsored 

by the Millbrook & District 

Lions Club and Millbrook 

DBIA, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 



PLAYING TO A PACKED HOUSE 

By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media 

With 52 consecutive seasons on the provincial 

motorsport’s roadmap, Peterborough Speedway 

has earned its rightful place as Central Ontario’s 

racing family entertainment destination. 

Operating on a calendar that is bookended by 

the Victoria Dad and Thanksgiving holiday long 

weekends, the tight, tricky bullring on Mount 

Pleasant Road, west of the city offers 5 regular 

classes and more than a half dozen of the top 

touring divisions, for the best in wheel-to-wheel 

action throughout the year. 

“We’re proud to be a part of the regional community 

and whenever possible, Peterborough Speedway 

uses local businesses, products, services and 

suppliers where the day-to-day operation of the 

track is concerned,” according to track owner and 

promoter J.P. Josiasse. “We have to support the 

people we’re asking to be part of our operations 

during the year.” 

Peterborough Speedway’s schedule has a number 

of special events throughout the season. Everything 

wraps-up with the 27th running of the Autumn 

Colours Classic, October 11th through 13th. For 

complete details and information, head to www. 

peterboroughspeedway.com or check the track’s 

Facebook and Twitter social media platforms. 



SUMMER EVENTS 

JULY 9 – AUGUST 16 

PETERBOROUGH MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 

JUNIOR SUMMER DISCOVERY CAMP 

The Junior Summer Discovery day camp is for 

children aged 3 years 8 mos. to 6 years 11 mos. 

old, with activities such as stories, songs, games, 

arts and crafts, museum exhibits and creative play, 

with a different theme each week, with topics 

ranging from science and outer space to animals 

and the environment. With half day and full day 

registration options, this camp is all about variety, 

flexibility and fun! 

www.peterboroughmuseumandarchives.ca 

705-743-5180 

JULY 13 

ONTARIO’S BIRDS 

OF PREY LIVE 

DEMONSTATION 

At Warsaw Caves 

Conservation Area. 

One of the Discovery 

Days series of 

demonstrations and 

workshops being held 

at local conservation areas. For complete details 

on the activities and conservation areas waiting 

to be explored, visit www.otonabeeconservation. 

com/connect-with-us. 

JULY 13 

BOBCAYGEON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 

21ST ANNUAL GARDEN TOUR 

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The BHS invites you to tour six 

exceptional gardens, including a century farm and 

four century homes, enhanced with horticultural 

displays, refreshments, and music, $15, with 

children under 16 free. Included is admission to 

the Boyd Museum with photos and 

garden artifacts from 

19th century 

Bobcaygeon, and the historic 

Kawartha Settlers’ Village, for 

tea, treats and music, with a 

tour of pioneer gardens. 

www.bobcaygeonhorticulture. 

com 

705-738-0982 

JULY 14 

LANG PIONEER 

VILLAGE MUSEUM 

23RD ANNUAL 

TRANSPORTATION 

DAY CAR & 

MOTORCYCLE SHOW 

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Car 

enthusiasts from across Ontario showcase their 

antique and classic cars and vintage motorcycles 

with over 50 trophies to be won. Enjoy historic 

demonstrations, live music, horse and wagon rides 

and more. 


JULY 21 

ONTARIO’S SNAKES LIVE PRESENTATION 

At Beavermead Campground, Peterboorugh. One 

of the Discovery Days series of demonstrations 

and workshops being held at local conservation 

areas. For complete details on the activities and 


www.otonabeeconservation.com/connect-with-us. 



LIVE, INTERACTIVE GAMES 

Escape Maze is a fun place with several live, 

interactive games to play. 

They have 4 indoor escape rooms, 1 haunted 

escape experience and 4 outdoor adventure 

trails. 

The 4 Escape Rooms, through a series of games, 

riddles, puzzles, locks and keys, you and your 

teammates will try to overcome the challenge 

to complete the mission. Excitement builds as 

the clock ticks down and time runs out. The 

Haunted Adventure called The Shaft is an hourlong 

adventure into the depths of creepiness. 

The 4 Outdoor Adventure Games are a lot of fun 

as they give you a old timey map and compass 

and you must find different stations along the 

route and complete challenges. 

They love entertaining players and get the 

biggest reward from the smiling faces and 

hearing the laughter during and after game play. 

The Fun Starts Here! 

Escape Rooms, Haunted Thrills & Outdoor Adventure Games 

705-740-3657 • www.escapemaze.com • fun@escapemaze.com 

Escape Maze is located on Cedarbank Farm,156 Cedar Bank Road, Peterborough, ON K9J 6Y3 



SUMMER EVENTS 

JULY 19 - 21 

ANNUAL 

FENELON 

FAIR 

Don’t miss 

out on the 

Fenelon Fair 

this year. There 

is a steady lineup 

of entertainment 

and events. Of course, 

there will be a midway 

with carnival rides and 

games, craft corner, petting zoo, bossy bingo as 

well as all the traditional aspects of a good old 

country fair. Fenelon Fairgrounds, 24 Veterans Way. 

www.fenelonfair.ca 

JULY 20 – 21 

ENNISMORE SHAMROCK FESTIVAL 

The 52nd Ennismore Shamrock Festival, Truck & 

Tractor Pull, which began as a Centennial year 

celebration, has something for everyone. The 

festivities begin on Saturday is family fun day 

with many children’s free activities including 

ball hockey, soccer and rookie ball tournaments, 

bouncy castles, BBQ, petting zoo, face painting 

and much more. The excitement continues at noon 

Sunday with the action-packed Truck & Tractor 

Pulls. Again on Sunday there will be a huge indoor 

craft show at the Ennismore Community Centre. 

www.ennismoreshamrockfestival.com 

JULY 21 

LEARN TO FISH WORKSHOP 

At Beavermead Campground, Peterborough. 

10 a.m. to 12 p.m. One of the Discovery Days series 

of demonstrations and workshops being held at 

local conservation areas. 

For complete details 

on the activities and conservation 

areas waiting to be explored, visit 

www.otonabeeconservation.com 

JULY 21 

CRAFTS DAY 

AT HOPE MILL 

At Hope Mill, 3414 Hope Mill Road, Township of 

Otonabee-South Monaghan, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

One of the Discovery Days series of demonstrations 


areas. www.hopemill.ca 

JULY 26 - 28 

LAKEFIELD AGRICULTURAL FAIR 

The 164th annual Lakefield Agricultural Fair 

takes place at the fairgrounds at 25 William 

Street in the heart of the Kawarthas Cottage 

Country. Events include truck & tractor pulls, car 

demolition, livestock competitions & 4-H, 

live lntertainment, midway, face 

painting, vintage car show, 

musical entertainment 

and more. www. 

lakefieldfair.com 


Photo: Jennifer Mills 

Brand Name Tackle & Supplies 

Reach Us By Boat Or By Car 

Cruise with confidence 

Register for Peterborough Power and Sail Squadron’s Boating 2 – 

Beyond Boating Basics course. Monday nights September 16th – 

November 4th, no class on Thanksgiving Monday, from 6:30 – 9:30 

pm at Adam Scott Collegiate. 

In an effort to bring boaters together across Canada, Boating 2 students 

that successfully complete course will receive a one year free 

membership in CPS-ECP. 

Please visit our website for registration of this course and other 

courses being offered such as, Marine Navigation and Marine Radio/ 

VHF and other courses. 

www.boatingcourses.ca/cities/Peterborough 

Peterborough Power and Sail Squadrons 

http://www.peterboroughsafeboating.org 



SUMMER EVENTS 

JULY 27 

NIGHT SKY VIEWING 

At Harold Town Conservation Area, 2611 Old 

Norwood Road, Township of Otonabee-South 

Monaghan: 8 to11 p.m. One of the Discovery Days 

series of demonstrations and workshops being held 

at local conservation areas. For complete details on 

the activities and conservation areas waiting to be 

explored, visit www.otonabeeconservation.com 

AUGUST 1 

LADIES’ NIGHT IN MILLBROOK 

Once a year, all of the merchants 

in Millbrook get together 

to provide something 

special for women, 

where they can 

browse through 

the downtown 

shops and more 

than 50 street 

vendors, along 

with food, and 

entertainment by Close 

Enuff, from 4 to 9 p.m. 

www.millbrookbia. 

com • 705-932-2720 

AUGUST 1 - 4 

THE 56TH ANNUAL ROCKHOUND GEMBOREE 

- BANCROFT 

Largest gem and mineral show in Canada. Around 

100 dealers from across the globe come to the 

Gemboree to showcase their gem and mineral 

specimens, jewelry, crafts, lapidary supplies, 

talent and treasures. The Rockhound 

Gemboree caters to both the amateur and 

serious rock hounder. 

www.rockhoundgemboree.ca 

1-888-443-9999 

AUGUST 8 - 11 

PETERBOROUGH EXHIBITION 

The 174th edition of the Peterborough Exhibition 

is sure to provide a Celebration of Agriculture at 

R.A. Morrow Park, and is an annual event organized 

by a dedicated group of volunteers and brings 

together local producers, educators, agriculture 

enthusiasts and the World’s Finest Shows Midway, 

www.peterboroughag.ca. 

AUGUST 9 – 11 

CAMPBELLFORD AGRICULTURAL FAIR 

At the Campbellford Fairgrounds, 313 Front Street 

Classic Country Fair featuring midway, demolition 

derby, vintage and non-sanctioned tractor pulls, 

lawnmower races, children's activity centre, 

petting zoo, children's novelty games and talent 

show, County Holstein show, Jersey and beef 

shows, Sunday Gospel Service, horse speed 

events, live entertainment, beer tent, and more 

for the whole family. www.campbellfordfair.ca 

AUGUST 10 

TURTLES OF ONTARIO – LIVE DEMONSTRATION 

At Warsaw Caves Conservation Area 

289 Caves Road, Warsaw 1 to 2 p.m. 

One of the Discovery Days series of demonstrations 





AUGUST 3 TO AUGUST 30. 

GALLERY ON THE LAKE - TIM PACKER 

His trademark “sunthrough the trees” images 

are highly sought after, depicting Northern 

Landscape scenes from Lake Superior , Algoma and 

the Kawarthas. www.galleryonthelake.com 


EVERY WED+SAT 8PM | JUNE 29-AUG 17 | DEL CRARY PARK 

+ CANADA DAY 

CITY AND COLOUR 

JUNE 29 

K-OS 

JULY 3 

CRASH TEST 

DUMMIES 

JULY 13 

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AUGUST 7 

SEASON 33 

Full Line Up @ PTBOMUSICFEST.COM 

@ptbomusicfest #ourmusicfest #investinmusicfest 

1-800-461-6424 705-755-1111 



SUMMER EVENTS 

AUGUST 10 

LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM 

”WHEN DEATH WAS IN FASHION” 

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Discover the traditions associated 

with death in the 19th century as the village is 

put into mourning for the day. Funeral fads and 

fancies, mourning novelties, memorial traditions 

and what to wear – get a look at the Victorian 

obsession with death. This event is in partnership 

with the Pickering Museum Village. 


AUGUST 11 - 18 

LAKEFIELD MUSIC CAMP 

Adult singers and instrumentalists of all ages and 

abilities gather to learn, play and perform with 

others during one week in August on the peaceful 

wooded grounds of Lakefield College School 

beside Lake Katchewanooka in the Kawarthas. 

Participants range from teens wishing to improve 

their skills to retirees who perhaps finally have 

more time to devote to vocals, strings, woodwinds, 

brass, piano, guitar, bass and drums. Excellent 

facilities including a performance theatre and 

chapel with organ. The faculty are all professionals, 

working as conductors, soloists, teachers, studio 

musicians, and as members of bands and choirs. 

All are invited to the faculty concert on Thursday, 

August 15 at 8 p.m. in the Bryan Jones Theatre 

at the college. Accommodations are available. 

www.lakefieldmusic.ca • info@lakefieldmusic.ca 


ANNUAL HAVELOCK 

JAMBOREE 

Canada’s largest live 

country music and 

camping festival. 

The 30th 

annual show 

features over 

25 entertainers 

performing on twin 

stages over a four-day period. 

Come and enjoy the experience of a lifetime. 

The Havelock Jamboree is a family camping and 

music festival set up to create a festive, friendly, 

community atmosphere where music fans can 

enjoy their favourite performers. While strolling 

the park-like grounds, they can check out the 

wares of the vendors and visit the booths of the 

numerous local service clubs and charities. 

www.havelockjamboree.com • 1-800-539-3353 


30TH ANNUAL PETERBOROUGH 

FOLK FESTIVAL 

The Peterborough Folk Festival is a three-day 

festival in the heart of the beautiful city of 

Peterborough. There will be live music, 

workshops, craft vendors, licensed 

pavilion, food vendors, and an awesome 

children’s village, at Nicholls Oval Park, 

at this family friendly event for all ages, 

free (except for Friday evening), and 

donations are welcome. 

www.peterboroughfolkfest.com 



SUMMER EVENTS 

AUGUST 17 

BIRDS OF PREY – 

LIVE DEMONSTRATION 

At Beavermead Campground, 

2011 Ashburnham Drive, 

Peterborough, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. One of the 

Discovery Days series of demonstrations and 

workshops being held at local conservation 




AUGUST 17 -18 

BUCKHORN FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 

A World renowned Art Festival, Free Admission! 

Free Parking! August 17 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., August 

18 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Show and Sale held at the 

Buckhorn's Cultural Centre. The new website is 

www.buckhornartfestival.ca 


WHETUNG’S SUMMER ART SHOW 

Summer and art in the Kawarthas are synonymous 

for those who have discovered the wealth of art 

galleries, exhibits and artists’ retreats that abound 

in this area. From the world-famous Buckhorn Art 

Festival to Fleming College’s Haliburton School of 

Art + Design, this is the place to be in the summer 

if art is your thing. Especially if you like First 

Nations, nature, or wildlife art, start your tour 

right at Whetung Ojibwa Centre. A 

collection of First Nations crafts, 

fine art, jewellery, moccasins, 

leather work, sculptures and 

more. 875 Mississauga St., 

Curve Lake First Nation, 

open every day from 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. 

www.whetung.com 

705-657-3661 

AUGUST 17 

ANNUAL BOBCAYGEON CRAFT BEER & 

FOOD FESTIVAL - KAWARTHA 

SETTLERS’ VILLAGE 

Craft breweries and 

cideries serving beer and 

cider, along with local food 

vendors, live entertainment 

and local artists, from 12 to 

7 p.m., at 85 Dunn Street, 

age of majority event. 

www.bobcaygeonbeerfestival. 

ca 

AUGUST 18 

FISHING WORKSHOP 

At Beavermead Campground, Peterborough. One 

of the Discovery Days series of demonstrations and 

workshops being held at local conservation areas. 

For complete details on the activities and 

conservation areas waiting 

to be explored, visit www. 

otonabeeconservation. 

com/connect-with-us. 

AUGUST 25 

FAMILY DAY AT HOPE MILL 

Join us at 3414 Hope Mill Road, Township of 

Otonabee-South Monaghan, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

www.hopemill.ca 

AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 1 

30TH ANNUAL KAWARTHA ARTS FESTIVAL 

Over 100 artists indoors and outdoors displaying 

2,000 original paintings and sculptures, tin 

ware, glass, pottery, photography, jewelry, and 

woodcarving as well as a “Young at Art” display. 

Was first held in 1989 and started off as a small 

collection of artists gathering together to 

give something back to the local arts 

community. It has since grown into 

one of the largest art festivals in 

Southern Ontario and attracts 

thousands of visitors each year at 

the Fenelon Falls Fairgrounds, 

free admission. 

www.kawarthaartsfestival.com 


KAWARTHA & AREA 

SUMMER EVENTS 

SEPTEMBER 21 - 22 

CURVE LAKE 

FIRST NATION 

POW WOW 

Song and dance 

and story and 

regalia, food and 

sights and sounds. 

Just a bit down the road 

from the Whetung Ojibwa Centre, the Curve Lake 

Pow Wow is an annual event that draws visitors 

from across North America. Not to be missed. 

www.whetung.com • 705-657-3661 

SEPTEMBER 21 & 22 

KAWARTHA AUTUMN STUDIO TOUR 

Presented by the Art Gallery of Peterborough, 

everyone is invited to explore the visual arts by 

visiting the studios of more than 40 local artists. 

All artists on the tour have been juried, and 

this self-driven tour is free at all locations 

from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.thekawarthas. 

ca/event/kawartha-autumn-studio-tour. 

SEPTEMBER 26 - 28 

BOBCAYGEON FAIR 

Harvest the memories at the 161st Bobcaygeon 

Fall Fair, "The Daddy of 'Em All". At Bobcaygeon 

Fair Grounds, 47 Mansfield Street. Fair highlights 

include a parade, midway, baking, flowers, 

produce, photography, home crafts, art, school 

displays, quilts, commercial exhibits, Ambassador 

& Jr Ambassador contests and more. Action - 

Demolition Derby - Tractor/Truck Pulls - Horse 

Pull - Hunter & Western Horse Shows - Live 

Entertainment - Talent Show & Fair Dance. 

www.bobcaygeonfair.com 

bobcaygeonfair@gmail.com 

705-887-2075 (Fair Secretary) 

705-738-3445 (Fair Office) 

4-H home craft and junior work competitions, 

Create-A-Pet. Kountry Kids Korner, displays of 

sheep shearing, sheep herding and creative wood 

carving, mutton bustin', hands-on demonstrations, 

Canadian Raptors Conservancy, Woof Jocks Canine 

All Stars, Zoo To You, live entertainment, Albion 

Amusement Midway, Upper Canada Axe Throwing, 

Junior Amateur Highland Games Championships 

with competitors from across Canada and much 

more. It's Down Home Country Fun for the 

whole family. www.roseneathfair.com 

OCTOBER 6 

LANG PIONEER 

VILLAGE 

MUSEUM 

APPLEFEST 

10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. Tempt 

your taste 

buds with 

the sweetest 

event of the 

year at Lang. 

Visitors will 

experience 

a colourful 

fall celebration of 

apples and the 

harvest season. 

See the Cider Mill 

in full operation. 

Enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, live music, 

historic demonstrations, apple treats, games and 

so much more. 


OCTOBER 4 - 6 

ROSENEATH FAIR 

Roseneath fairgrounds at 9109 Cty. Rd. #45 

The Fair highlights include the Truck Pull, antique 

tractor pull, horse and pony pulls, children's 

pedal tractor pulls, demolition derby, livestock, 



CONCERTS AT THE BARN 

JUNE 2 TO AUGUST 4 

Basica Bulat, Rose Cousins, 

James Ehnes, Jeremy Dutcher, 

Brent Butt, Manitoba Chamber 

Orchestra, Matt Dusk, AND MORE! 

WESTBEN.CA | 877-883-5777 

CAMPBELLFORD, ONTARIO

SUMMER 

THEATRE 

& LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 

IN THE KAWARTHAS 

4TH LINE THEATRE 

CARMEL 

4TH LINE THEATRE - MILLBROOK 

4th Line Theatre Box Office 

4 Tupper Street , Millbrook, ON 

705-932-4445 or toll-free at 1-800-814-0055 

boxoffice@4thlinetheatre.on.ca 

www.4thlinetheatre.on.ca 

July 2 - 27 

BLOOM: A ROCK ’N’ ROLL FABLE 

Follow the lives of two small-town best friends from 

Assumption, Ontario, who share a lifelong love 

4TH LINE THEATRE 

BLOOM: A ROCK 'N' ROLL FABLE 

affair with rock ’n’ roll music. From their childhood 

in the 1950s, to the heady music days of the 1970s, 

Bloom is based on stories collected from some 

of Peterborough’s most renowned rock and roll 

personalities. The play will feature original music 

written by Beau Dixon and others. The barnyard will 

be rocking for the entire month of July! 

August 6 - 31 

CARMEL 

The third in the Barnardo children series of 

plays (Doctor Barnadro’s Children, 2005 & 

2014; Wounded Soldiers, 2014) and will feature 

characters you already met and fell in love with. 

This play is filled with music, dancing and farm 

families trying to get on with the job of living their 

lives. Set on the Carmel Line in Cavan Township in 

1937, the play follows the struggles of a family to 

hold on to the farm during the Great Depression. 

This bittersweet work also explores Peterborough 

labour history and features original music inspired 

by country and folk music traditions of the 1930s. 

Carmel is dedicated to Harold and Lillian Lunn. 


ATTRACTIONS 

SUMMER THEATRE IN THE KAWARTHAS 

GLOBUS THEATRE - BOBCAYGEON 

Lakeview Arts Barn, 2300 Pigeon Lake Rd, Bobcaygeon 

info@globustheatre.com • www.globustheatre.com 

705-738-2037 or 1-800-304-7897 

June 19 to 29 

THAT’S AMORE! 

BY ROSE NAPOLI Passion and pasta collide in this 

World Premiere Big Fat Italian Comedy. 

For years, Katerina has been collecting tupperware 

and perfecting cookie recipes in hopes that she 

will live to see her granddaughter's wedding. But 

when her granddaughter shows no sign of settling 

down – or even wanting to! Katerina learns that 

love and marriage might not be as simple as the 

moon hitting your eye like a big pizza pie. 

July 3 - 13 

THE NUMBERS GAME 

BY JOHN SPURWAY A romantic comedy about first 

crushes, memories of high school and playing the odds! 

Bernadette Davis was the most popular girl at 

Darwin High; Phil Gibson was on the math team. 

He was in love with her…she had no idea who 

he was. Fast forward a few decades and they've 

both just been dumped. Does misery really love 

company? Join this unlikely duo as together they 

play the odds and figure out what really counts. 

July 17 - 27 

THE GREAT KOOSHOG LAKE 

HOLLIS McCAULEY FISHING DERBY 

BY NORM FOSTER There’s nothing like a good fishing 

story…and this is a great one! 

Ambitious investment banker James Bell is on 

his way to an important conference but instead 

finds himself stuck in the sleepy town of Kooshog 

Lake on the weekend of their annual fishing derby. 

The warm and welcoming locals invite him to join 

them in hooking the big prize …and a few of them 

see him as quite the catch! A fish-out-of-water 

comedy complete with romance, broken hearts 

and small town hospitality. 

July 30 - August 10 

LEISA WAY IN OPRY GOLD! 

WITH THE WAYWARD WIND BAND 

A toe-tappin’, roof-raisin’ salute to the greatest music in 

the history of Country! To share the Opry’s history is 

to share the story of Country Music. Leisa Way and 

her phenomenally talented Wayward Wind Band will 

raise the roof with the hottest country songs from 

the last few decades. You’ll sing-a-long to Johnny 

Cash, Shania Twain, Vince Gill, Loretta Lynn, Patsy 

Cline, Lady Antebellum, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, 

Charlie Daniels, Zac Brown Band, Willie Nelson, 

Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Garth Brooks, Trisha 

Yearwood, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Hank Williams, 

Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, Carrie Underwood, 

Taylor Swift, Toby Keith, Gretchen Wilson, Tammy 

Wynette, Roger Miller, the Dixie Chicks, and more! 

Don’t miss this sensational country music concert! 

August 14 - 24 

KAMA SUTRA 

BY SARAH QUICK 

A Spice of Life Comedy Bob & 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. But, when researching exotic recipes for her 

new ‘cook club’, Lynda inadvertently checks the 

wrong book out of the library and the couple find 

themselves in an awkward position…or two! 


ACADEMY THEATRE - LINDSAY 

2 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay, Ontario K9V 2L6 

705-324-7742 • www.academytheatre.ca 

Tickets: academytheatre.ca or 705-324-9111 

July 5 – 7 • HARVEY 

The Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy by Mary Chase, 

is the story of a perfect gentleman, Elwood P. 

Dowd, and his best friend, Harvey -- a pooka, who 

is a six-foot-tall, invisible rabbit. 

July 11 • NATHAN TRUAX 

Part of our intimate Upstairs Series 

Nathan Truax is a young musician from the 

Kawartha Lakes area. He has explored many 

avenues of music, including drumming for local 

band The Kents, and playing bass for Vancouver 

based band Said The Whale. 

July 14 • 2 PIANOS 4 HANDS 

Canadian smash-hit, 2 Pianos 4 Hands for 

one performance only. This laugh out loud, 

international hit has grown from its humble 

beginnings to over 4,000 performances. 2 Pianos 4 

Hands is the riotous tale of two boys who share the 

same goal: concert pianist stardom. 

ATTRACTIONS 

SUMMER THEATRE IN THE KAWARTHAS 

July 21 

DREAMER – THE SUPERTRAMP EXPERIENCE 

The world’s most authentic tribute to Supertramp. 

Near identical vocal similarity to Roger Hodgson 

and Rick Davies. An 8-piece band featuring live 

clarinet, sax, flute, trombone and vintage keys 

(Wurlitzer). A true ‘show’ featuring costume 

changes and film projection behind the band. 

July 25 • JEREMY VOLTZ 


Indie-soul artist Jeremy Voltz has a voice that is 

powerful and haunting, reminiscent of Jeff Buckley, 

Stevie Wonder, and Hozier. As a vocalist, Voltz has 

performed for huge crowds on some of Toronto’s 

greatest stages. 

July 16 • THE SISTERS BROTHERS 

Part of our TIFF film series. It’s 1851, and Charlie 

and Eli Sisters are both brothers and assassins, 

boys grown to men in a savage and hostile world. 

The Sisters brothers find themselves on a journey 

through the Northwest, bringing them to the 

mountains of Oregon, a dangerous brothel in the 

small town of Mayfield, and eventually, the gold 

rush land of California — an adventure that tests the 

deadly family ties that bind. 

July 20 • ABBA MAGIC! 

Abba Magic! features outstanding musical 

performances that celebrate all of ABBA's top hits, 

combined with dazzling 1970's style costumes 

and choreography. This fun-filled, audienceinteractive 

performance will have you singing 

along (and maybe even dancing in the aisles!), to 

all your ABBA favourites. 

August 8 • DANIEL GREER 


Daniel Greer is a native of Lindsay, Ontario and has 

been performing live for 20 years. He has performed 

as part of various groups, most recently “The Do 

Good Badlies” and “The Mailman & Newf Show”. 

August 22 • ADAM CROSSMAN 


When you close your eyes and listen to Adam’s 

music, you will have a hard time believing it is just 

one man on stage with an acoustic guitar, two 

hands and an endless passion for his art. Adam is 

a solo acoustic fingerstyle guitarist emerging from 

the small town of Bethany, Ontario. 

August 23 • BILLY JOEL AND THE PIANO MEN 

A celebration of the greatest piano artists of 

all time including Billy Joel, Elton John, Burton 

Cummings, Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Nat King 

Cole, Liberace, Fats Domino, Floyd Cramer and 

more. Starring the amazing Bruce Tournay from 

the Memphis Cats on piano and vocals, this unique 

show combines fantastic live performances with 

costumes, humour and interesting stories relating 

to the music and artists being performed. 



BEACHES 

IN THE KAWARTHAS 

In Anishnabe, Kawartha means “bright waters and 

happy lands”. Many love to experience its clear, 

deep lakes and sparkling rivers by swimming or 

sitting on the many beautiful, sandy beaches found 

in the region. On the hot summer days that we wait 

for all year long, there is nothing more refreshing 

than a dip in the cool waters of the Kawartha lakes. 

Why not take a break, pack a picnic, and gather up 

your family and friends to enjoy a relaxing day at 

the beach? Here are just a few of the many places 

in the area where visitors can unwind: 

• The public beach at Sandy Lake, located at 1247 

Lakehurst Rd. just west of Buckhorn is popular 

with families because of its clear, shallow waters. 

• Ennismore Waterfront Park on Chemong Lake 

has a sandy beach and picnic pavilion, as well 

as an interpretive trail network with an osprey 

viewing platform and boardwalks. 

• Selwyn Conservation Area on Chemong Lake 

north of Bridgenorth has a sandy beach with 

picnic tables and shelters as well as a nature 

trail wending through the park. 

• Lakefield Beach is located in the Lakefield Park 

and Campground on the southwest shore of 

Lake Katchewanooka, which means “water of 

many rapids” in Anishinabe. 

• Beavermead Park and Rogers Cove Beach, 

both on Little Lake in Peterborough, offer 

opportunities for swimming and boating as 

well as playgrounds for children. 

• On Balsam Lake, visitors can swim at the 

sandy beach at Balsam Lake Provincial Park on 

Highway 48 and enjoy the day-use picnic and 

playground facilities, 

• Birch Point beach located on Birch Point Road 

on Balsam Lake has a 15 metre, grassy strip of 

beach that is open to the public for swimming, 

along with A popular rope swing 

• Garnet Graham Park on Cameron Lake offers 

public swimming, picnicking and a playground, 

and is located at the end of Bond and Francis 

Street in Fenelon Falls. 

• The beach at Silent Lake Provincial Park, north 

of Apsley on Highway 28, offers vistas of the 

rocks and forests of the Canadian Shield. It is 

indeed silent, as no motorboats are allowed in 

the park. 

• The shallow waters of the Indian River at the 

Warsaw Caves Conservation Area are suitable for 

young swimmers. Visitors can also camp, canoe, 

hike on 13 km of trails or explore the series of 

seven caves during their stay in the park. 

• Emily Provincial Park near Omemee has two 

sandy beaches on the Pigeon River for visitors 

to enjoy. Buoys mark the swimming areas and 

pets are not allowed. 


BOBCAYGEON, COBOCONK & FENELON FALLS 

THE BARN & BUNKIE 

Fenelon Falls 

Ontario 

7 May St. 705.887.0304 

2 Bedroom Waterfront Cottages 

Boat Rentals•Sandy Beach•Fishing 

Complimentary Canoe, Paddle Boat & Kayaks 

On Pigeon Lake 4km 

North of Bobcaygeon 

705-738-2744 

800-850-2744 

www.caygeoncove.com 

stay@caygeoncove.com 

Your Hosts: Craig & Nicky MacPherson 

Open May - September | Daily 10am - 4pm 

Where the Past... is the Present. 

What is Napoleon 

doing in Bobcaygeon? 

Visit The Boyd Museum 

At 21 Canal Street in 

Bobcaygeon ON 

705-738-9482 

info@theboydmuseum .com 

2019 Summer Events 

Wednesday Nights in July & August @ 7pm - Movies in the Barn 

July 18th & 19th - Ghost Walk 

August 2nd - Driftwood Theatre 

August 17th - Bobcaygeon Craft Beer & Food Festival 

24 Historical Buildings | 2000 Artifacts 

2019 Exhibit: Food of the Kawarthas Through the Years 

Audio Tour | Art Gallery | Summer Day Camps 

Private Function & Wedding Rentals 

Enjoy a stroll down our Discovery Trail 

www.settlersvillage.org | info@settlersvillage.org 

85 Dunn Street, Bobcaygeon, ON | 705.738.6163 


BOBCAYGEON, COBOCONK 

& FENELON FALLS 

Bobcaygeon has a full roster of activities planned 

to celebrate Canada Day on July 1. The Bobcaygeon 

Community Centre/Fair Grounds at 51 Mansfield Dr. 

will be buzzing with excitement when the fun starts 

at 10 a.m. with children’s and adult races, carnival 

games, tattoos, fishpond, hot dogs and drinks, free 

draw prizes, and balloons, birthday cake, ice cream, 

bouncers r us, Little Country Critters, egg toss, 

water balloon toss, Photo Booth, professional face 

painting, music by Kelly Burrows and Live on the Line 

continuing until 2 p.m. 

The Canada Day Celebration Parade starts at 2:30 

p.m. at Market Square on Main Street. From 5 p.m. 

to 7 p.m. there will be a steak dinner available at the 

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 239 at Highway 36 and 

King Street. Fireworks begin at 10 p.m. in Bobcaygeon 

Beach Park, with a synchronized 360-degree fireworks 

extravaganza, weather dependent. (Rain date July 2.) 

On display through June, July and August at the Boyd 

Heritage Museum in Bobcaygeon is “Party Gowns 

Through the Ages.” On July 13, in partnership with the 

Horticultural Society, is the annual Garden Tour, with 

tours of the museum and vendors. On July 18 and 19, 

Ghost Walks take place at 7 p.m. where visitors will 

experience the unexplainable on guided ghost and 

graveyard tours, $15. 

The 18th Annual Antiques and Collectibles Sale takes 

place on August 17 and 18, with over 30 vendors, free 

parking and on-site snack bar, at the Bobcaygeon 

Curling Club. 

The 50th annual Ontario Open Fiddle and Step 

Dance Contest takes place on July 26 and 27 at the 

Bobcaygeon Community Centre at the fairgrounds. 

This chartered volunteer-run group conducts this 

event annually to preserve this pioneer cultural art 

form and to raise money for worthy charities, with 

catering by the Bobcaygeon Kinettes Club. Weekend 

passes available. Weekend camping is available. 

More information at www.fiddlecontest.ca. 

The community of Fenelon Falls is welcoming visitors 

and residents to attend various events this summer. 

The festivities on Canada Day run from 11 a.m. to dusk 

at Garnet Graham Park, with live entertainment, family 

activities, face painting, birthday cake, fireworks and 

more. At 3 p.m. the Boots of Hazard Band will perform. 

Other events include Midnight Madness on June 

29, happening for over 25 years, where you can 

shop till you drop, while enjoying food, many other 

attractions and activities throughout downtown 

Fenelon Falls. Entertainment will be by North 

Country Express, The Blackfly Band, and the Harry 

Peterson Band. 

The 37th annual Fenelon Car Truck, Bike Show and 

Flea Market will take place on August 3 from 10 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. and August 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a 

display of cars, trucks, motorcycles and snowmobiles 

at the Fenelon Falls Fairgrounds, as well as flea 

market vendors offering their wares at this busy 

annual event. Adult weekend pass is $8, children 

under 12 free. 

Harvest the Memories at the 161st 

Bobcaygeon Fall Fair 

“The Daddy Of ‘Em All” 

September *26, 27, 28 

*evening 

705.887.2075 

www.bobcaygeonfair.com 



Cosmopolitan Salon & Spa Retreat 

Full Hair Services 

Massages • Manicures 

Pedicures • Waxing 

Facials & More. 

www.CosmopolitanSalonAndSpa.ca 

705-738-4488 51 Front St. W. Bobcaygeon 

www.facebook.com/cosmopolitansalon51 

www.instagram.com/cosmopolitan_salon 

Gas • Marine Supplies • 80 Covered Slips 

Full service marina specializing 

in all your boating needs from your 

16 foot bow rider to your 50 foot offshore. 

Mooring and Winter Storage 

South Shore Sturgeon Lake 442 County Road 24 Bobcaygeon 

705-738-2473 - Fax 705-738-2500 www.birchpointmarina.com 

Remember - health starts where we live, work & play. 

Community Care’s Services help people of all ages to 

remain healthy and happy in their own homes. 

To learn more about our community support services, 

health and wellness programs and hospice services, 

contact any of our offices in 

Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls and Lindsay. 

What’s in Store 

• Service Seafood Counter 

• Service Deli & Prepared Foods 

• Sushi • Service Bakery 

• Beer & Cider Available 

• Fresh Cut Fruit, 

Vegetables and 

Salads 

Fenelon Falls Sobeys 

15 Lindsay Street 

705 887 3611 

Fenelon Falls 

705-324-7323 or 1-800-461-0327 

www.ccckl.ca 

Open 7am to 10pm 

7 days a week 

Visit us at sobeys.ca 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

A WEEK 

9 - 5 

Proud to now offer Starcraft 

Boats and Sunchaser pontoons! 


New and pre-owned Sales 

Service to all makes and models • Winter Storage 

Boat and Personal Water Craft RENTALS 

301 County Road 8, Fenelon Falls 

www.fenelonmarina.com 

info@fenelonmarina.com 

705-887-4022 • 1-877-876-3134


Candy 

Shoppe 

Open 7 days a week July - august 

weekends during the spring and fall. 

Call us for private party and corporate function bookings. 

6923 Hwy 35, Coboconk 

coboconkgokartsandicecream.com 705-454-9368 

30th 

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Labour Day Weekend 

Sat., Aug. 31 st 10am - 5pm 

& 

Sun., Sept. 1 st 10am - 4pm 

at Fenelon Falls Fairground 

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FREE Admission - FREE Parking 

Just a walk from the falls! 

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BUCKHORN & AREA 

The 

BCC 

www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com 

Buckhorn’s Cultural Centre 

Buckhorn’s Cultural Centre 

SUMMER 2019 EVENTS 

Dinner Theatre - April 5-7 & 12-14 (Tickets on Sale in March) 705-933-8946 ~ 1-877-854-5644 

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Buckhorn Farmers 

f the World - Saturday May 4 

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& Craft Market 

Craft Show Tuesdays - May 18 & June 19- Victoria 25-August Day Weekend 27 

Canada Day 

Celebrations 

nual Golf Tournament - Thursday May 30 

orn Farmer & Craft Market - Tuesdays June 25 – August 27 

Monday, July 1 

a Day Celebrations - Monday July 1 

Elvis and Friends 

nd Friends - Saturday, July 20 

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orn Festival of the Arts - August 17 & 18 - buckhornartfestival.com 

Hallelujah 

Songs of Leonard Cohen 

& Bob Dylan 

he Locks - August 24 - downtown Buckhorn - rockthelocks.ca 

oberfest - Friday October 4 

Saturday, July 27 

t Craft Show - October 12-14 – Thanksgiving Weekend 

Buckhorn Festival 

of the Arts 

n Dinner Theatre - November 1-3 & 8-10 - Tickets on sale Sept. 

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Friday October 4 

Harvest Craft Show 

October 12-14 

Thanksgiving Weekend 

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There is lots of fun planned in Buckhorn this 

summer for those of all ages. 

Free daytime activities for the July 1 Canada 

Day celebrations take place at the Buckhorn 

Community Centre, 1782 Lakehurst Rd. from 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. with entertainment for the whole 

family, including a marketplace, bouncers, music, 

food, beer, face painting, arts and crafts and more, 

along with all the great restaurants and shops in 

the town. Free evening entertainment runs from 

7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. with music, culminating in a 

display of fireworks starting around 10 p.m. No 

charge, donations appreciated. 

While in the area, people can visit area attractions 

such as the Trent-Severn Waterway, the Adam and 

Eve Rocks, art galleries, winery and the Kawartha 

Highlands Provincial Park, where you can go 

hiking, canoeing and camping. 

The Farmer’s Market at the Buckhorn Community 

Centre will be starting another season, running on 

Tuesdays from June 25 to August 27, from 9 a.m. 

to 1:30 p.m. this year. 

Other events taking place this summer are the 

annual “Rock the Locks” at Lock 31 on Saturday, 

August 24, celebrating the Trent-Severn Waterway 

with outside activities happening from 10 a.m. to 

4 p.m. There will be special interest exhibits and 

vendors along the main street, with live music, 

vendors, BBQ, ARTivity Zone, balloon twisting, 

pontoon boat rides and more. 

The 42nd annual Buckhorn Festival of the Arts 

takes place on Saturday, August 17 from 10 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. and Sunday, August 18 from 10 a.m. to 

4 p.m. at the Buckhorn Community Centre. While 

viewing an outstanding collection of art, visitors 

can meet the artists, as well as enjoy music, fine 

food and beverages in a tranquil woodland setting, 

with free admission and free parking. There will 

be a family art activity zone. More information is 

available by visiting www.buckhornartfestival.ca. 

The Buckhorn Community Centre’s annual Harvest 

Craft Show takes place from October 12 to 14, 

Thanksgiving weekend, opening daily at 10 a.m., 

with over 100 exhibitors. 

For more information about these and other 

upcoming events, please call the Buckhorn 

Community Centre at 705-657-8833 or visit www. 

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Our guests enjoy the pleasure of fishing, relaxing 

on the beach or enjoying our 20 ft water 

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Kawarthas for the entire family. 

Our lakeside 2, 3 and 5 bedroom fully equipped 

housekeeping cottages have beautiful views of 

the lake. We also have 90 fully serviced seasonal 

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We are located in the heart of the Kawartha Lakes 

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LAKEFIELD & AREA 

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• Quaint, comfortable golf course 

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• Fully licensed club 

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This year’s free Canada Day festivities in Lakefield 

will start at 3 p.m. in Isabel Morris Park 

beside the Otonabee River with live music, a 

petting zoo, bouncy castle, face painting, kids’ 

games, drumming circle, live music, and craft 

and food vendors including barbecued foods 

by the Lions Club. The day will culminate with a 

fireworks display in the evening. 

The annual Lakefield Jazz, Art & Craft Festival 

takes place on Saturday, July 6, from 10 a.m. 

to 10 p.m., also at Isabel Morris Park, by the 

Otonabee River with music starting at 11 a.m., 

including the Electric City Swing Band, Ethan 

Ardelli Quartet, Zing, Harry Vetro’s Northern 

Ranger, Paul Novotny, and Coldjack. The day 

includes colourful creations by artisans, local 

food, the Publican House Brewery and Black’s 

Distillery. Admission is $8 with children under 

12 free. 

The Lakefield Literary Festival is on from 

July 12 to 14 at various venues in the village, 

including the Bryan Jones Theatre at Lakefield 

College School, Cenotaph Park, Christ Church 

Community Museum and more. Established 

in honour of local literary heroines Margaret 

Laurence, Catherine Parr Traill and Susanna 

Moodie, this year’s authors include Drew Hayden 

Taylor, Lee Maracle, Duncan McCue, Ruth Ohi, 

Kevin Sylvester, Michael Ondaatje, Jane Bow, 

Linda Spalding and more, including activities 

in the children’s tent at Cenotaph Park. The 

festival kicks off Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in the 

Bryan Jones Theatre, and continues Saturday 

and Sunday. More information can be found at 

lakefieldliteraryfestival.com. 

The Lakefield Farmers’ Market runs all summer, 

rain or shine, in the arena parking lot in Isabel 

Morris Park, Thursdays from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. until 

October, bringing together local farmers, artisans 

and other prepared food vendors. 

These are just a few of the many reasons to visit 

Lakefield this summer. For more information, 

please visit www.selwyntownship.ca. 



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LINDSAY & AREA 


Everyone is welcome to come and celebrate 

Canada Day, July 1 at Wilson Fields, 235 Colborne 

St. W. in Lindsay. There will be an afternoon and 

evening full of free activities for the whole family, 

from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with live entertainment, kid’s 

activities, bouncy castles, rock climbing wall, old 

fashioned children's games, BBQ, food vendors 

and more. The fireworks display choreographed 

to music runs from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. 

The 16th Annual Classic Car Show, Classics on 

Kent, will take place on Kent St. W. in downtown 

Lindsay on Sunday, July 14. There will be 

hundreds of classic cars lining Lindsay’s beautiful 

downtown, with prizing, judging, entertainment, 

family activities, vendors and more. The show 

runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with vehicles aged 1996 

and older on display, along with a full weekend of 

activities. More information is available at info@ 

mylindsay.com 

The 41st annual Lindsay Milk Run, a half marathon, 

and Kawartha Lakes 21K, takes place on Sunday, 

July 21, presented by the City of Kawartha Lakes 

Parks, Recreation and Culture Division, at the 

Lindsay Recreation Complex, 133 Adelaide St. S. 

The 21K starts at 7:10 a.m., 10K starts at 8 a.m., 

and the 5K starts at 8:20 a.m., more information at 

www.kawarthalakes.ca/en/things-to-do/lindsaymilk-run.aspx. 

The 32nd annual Craft and Gift Show will take 

place on Wednesday, August 7, from 10 a.m. to 

7 p.m., presented by the Lindsay Agricultural 

Society, at the Lindsay Exhibition, at 354 Angeline 

Street S., with over 80 vendors and hands-on 

demonstrations. Admission is $3. 

The Kawartha Lakes Classic Cycling Tour is a fun 

family event happening on Saturday, August 

24. All the proceeds go to A Place Called Home 

a shelter for homeless youth, adults, couples 

and families. Riding distances include 13, 25, 50, 

100 and 160 km. A meal awaits the participants 

at Boston Pizza in Lindsay. Everyone is invited to 

enjoy a great day of cycling day for a good cause. 

For more information on these and other events, 

please visit www.explorekawarthalakes.com. 



ELECTRIC BIKES FOR ALL 

Two new Pedego 

Kawartha Lakes 

stores offer the 

Pedego line of 

electric bikes, in 

14 models, for 

all ages, from 

touring and 

mountain bikes, to 

three-wheel trikes 

and cargo bikes. 

“I really like the Pedego brand of e-bikes, because 

of their price point and high quality, but when 

I tried to buy one in the Kawartha Lakes area 

a couple of years ago, I couldn’t find one, so I 

decided to open up my first store in Bobcaygeon 

a year ago,” says Allen Hussey, owner. “That has 

proved to be so successful that I decided to open 

another one in Lindsay this year.” 

well as a full line of Scott and KHS traditional bikes. 

“We can adjust the bike to suit any rider, moving 

the height of the seat and changing the size of 

seat to accommodate different weights. They 

come in a variety of colours, with fenders and 

other accessories,” he continues. 

Pedego also offers cycling tours in various parts of 

the world including USA, France, Western Canada, 

and hopefully in Kawartha Lakes later this year. 

When asked about the appeal of e-bikes, Hussey 

says, “I’m in my 60s and I find it easier to use an 

e-bike for going up hills, but they’re also good 

for parents keeping up to their kids when they’re 

on a ride. You can use it like a normal bike, in the 

pedaling mode, then shift to the electric assist, 

by pressing down on the pedal when it’s needed. 

Come in and go for a ride through the picturesque 

Kawartha Lakes area – demos are always free!” 

The stores are located at 47 William St. in 

Bobcaygeon, and 66 William St. N. in Lindsay, 

offering sales, service and rentals of e-bikes, as 

For more information about Pedego Kawartha 

Lakes, please call 1-800-478-1237 or visit 

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VICTORIA STATION LINDSAY 

Maintenance-Free Adult 

Lifestyle Condominiums 

The Railway Lands in the heart of downtown 

Lindsay offers the finest in condominium living 

for empty-nesters and those who have time to 

stop and smell the roses. 

The father and son team of Don and Mark 

Wilson have opened up their next condominium 

development, Victoria Station, a six-storey midrise 

condo development, on the Railway Lands 

in Lindsay. Victoria Station will host 104 suites 

in a selection of one-and-two bedroom designs, 

ranging from 857 to 1387 sq. ft., offering your 

choice for the finest in downtown living. 

“This thoughtfully planned condominium will 

feature eight different models offering modern 

open concept layouts and finishes, glass 

balconies and terraces,” says Cheryl Wilkinson, 

Sales & Marketing Representative with MVW 

Construction & Engineering. “Each condo has its 

own ensuite laundry, for convenience.” 

“The new Victoria Station adult-lifestyle 

condominiums offer the best of both worlds 

- all the benefits of home ownership without 

the worry of repairs or maintenance,” continues 

Wilkinson. “Owners will be able to choose from 

a selection of finishes, bringing their taste and 

style to their new home. We encourage people 

to register and reserve their suites now, as our 

previous development, our Union Station phase, 

has sold out.” 

The Victoria Station building, located between 

Glenelg and Melbourne Streets on Victoria 

Avenue, will feature a large ground floor lobby, 

secure entrance, underground parking, storage 

lockers, a guest suite, top floor lounge, and 

exercise room. Architectural design and details 

will resemble Union Station where the quality 

and workmanship speak for itself. 

“Victoria Station is in the heart of historic 

downtown Lindsay, a short walk to shopping 

and all your day-to-day needs, fine dining, the 

farmers’ market, and free concerts at Victoria 

Park,” continues Crawford. “And, of course, it’s 

close to Kawartha cottage country. It is truly 

a location where you can live, work and play, 

offering all the excitement and serenity of small 

town living.” 

Known as the gateway to the Kawartha Lakes, 

Lindsay offers residents live theatre, beautiful 

parks, boating and other recreation on the 

Trent-Severn Waterway. Unique shops, walking 

paths and a recreational centre provide 

opportunities to fill your day, and modern 

health care facilities are close when needed. 

Not far from cottage country and the serene 

setting of farms and open fields, the hub of The 

Kawarthas is an easy drive to Peterborough, 

Oshawa or Toronto. 

Continued on page 69 



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soaps, lotions, smoked meats, 

frozen meats, hot coffee, crafts. 

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Kawartha Lakes Library 

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Free libary cards for Kawartha Lakes cottage owners! 

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Programs available for all ages. 

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Continued from page 67 

You can be sure to receive the quality in every suite 

expected from a family-owned company that has 

devoted nearly fifty years and two generations to 

building outstanding projects in the community. 

Mark Wilson of MVW Construction and Engineering 

has a recognized and trusted name with prominent 

commercial and institutional clients. Mark’s company 

has made its mark on the local construction 

landscape with projects such as the Community 

Care Village Housing facility, Commonwell Mutual 

Insurance Group headquarters, and the Union Station 

Condominiums. Mark is also the developer of the 

Arbour Village residential subdivision. This unique 

adult lifestyle community includes a mix of custom 

single family homes as well as condominium units. 

Don Wilson Construction Co. Ltd. has been 

committed to excellence in the building and 

development industry for nearly fifty years. The 

exceptional quality of his work is evident in the 

Heritage Acres Condominium Development and 

the luxury adult apartments of Walnut Grove, 

Victoria Park and Briarwood which are carefully 

maintained under the personal management and 

ownership of Don and Jean Wilson. 

The Railway Lands Sales Centre is now open at our 

new location at the Union Station Condominium, 

58 Glenelg Street West. Please use the Victoria 

Avenue entrance (follow the signs) during our 

operating hours from 10 am to 4 pm Wednesday 

to Saturday. 

To reserve your suite or for more information, 

please call 705-328-9055, or visit their website at 

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Peterborough is a hot spot for many fun activities 

this summer. 

On Monday, July 1, the New Canadians Centre is 

hosting their annual Multicultural Canada Day 

Festival at Del Crary Park beside Little Lake from 10 

a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This annual family-friendly event 

brings people together to celebrate community, 

diversity and inclusion. Food and craft vendors will 

showcase Peterborough’s multicultural cuisine 

and the New Canadians Centre will be holding a 

barbecue. Everyone is invited to bring their own 

dishes to keep the event green. 

Fun activities include multicultural interactive 

sports demonstrations, activities for the whole 

family, followed by multicultural performances 

of dance, song, and music. The event hashtag is 

#bringpeopletogether. 

Also at Del Crary Park, the Peterborough 

Musicfest free summer music series runs twice a 

week throughout the summer, from June 29 to 

August 17, Wednesday and Saturday evenings 

at 8 p.m. The series opens with City and Color on 

June 29, and continues with Forever Young (Rod 

Stewart Tribute) on July 1, followed by fireworks. 

Other groups include K-OS on July 3, Crash Test 

Dummies on July 13, The Sheep Dogs on July 24 

and more. For a full line-up, please visit www. 

ptbomusicfest.ca. 

The 16th annual Kawartha Rotary Ribfest will be 

held from July 12 to 14 at Millennium Park, along 

with music and entertainment, presented by the 

Kawartha Rotary Club and the Peterborough 

Downtown Business Improvement Area. This 

BBQ Ribs and Beer festival features professional 

ribbers and local food vendors. Free admission 

and entertainment. For more information, please 

visit www.kawartharotaryribfest.com. 

The fifth annual Peterborough Pulse open street 

event takes place on Saturday, July 27 from 10 

a.m. to 3 p.m. creating a vibrant, playful, and 

active car-free corridor along George Street. The 

street will be filled with families pushing strollers, 

dog-walkers, cyclists, walkers, dancers and rollerskaters, 

art installations, musical performances, 

Karate, Zumba, music and more. More info at 

www.ptbopulse.com/ 

The 30th anniversary of the Peterborough 

Folk Festival takes place this season, running 

from August 16 to 18, featuring noteworthy 

musical acts such as A Tribe Called Red and 

Fred Penner. More information at www. 

peterboroughfolkfest.com. 



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RICE LAKE 


The Rice Lake area in the Township of Otonabee- 

South Monaghan has many family-friendly events 

for residents and visitors this season. 

In Keene, on the north shore of Rice Lake, their 

Canada Day Parade will start at 10 a.m. at the 

North Shore Public School. Prizes will be awarded 

to entrants from pre-junior to young at heart. The 

ending point of the parade is the Otonabee South 

Monaghan Fire Station 1, located at 21 Third 

Street. Following the parade, ceremony and prize 

announcements, there will be hot dogs and cake 

for all participants. 

The Keene Farmers Market is open in the Keene 

Library parking lot from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on 

the Friday of every long weekend, from now 

until October. For more information, please visit 

their Facebook page. 

The Roseneath Carousel, located at the Roseneath 

Fairgrounds, 9109 County Road #45, south of Rice 

Lake, is open on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 

from Victoria Day weekend until Thanksgiving. 

Owned by the Roseneath Agricultural Society 

since 1932, this C.W. Parker Carousel was built 

in 1906 in Abilene, Kansas and has 40 colourful 

basswood horses and two boats. Visitors enjoy 

music by the Wurlitzer Military Band Organ while 

riding on this antique heritage attraction. General 

admission is $3, and children four and under must 

be accompanied by an adult. More information is 

available at www.roseneathcarousel.com. 

ZimArt’s Rice Lake Gallery, located at 855 

Second Line, Bailieboro, is celebrating 20 years 

of exhibiting Zimbabwean Shona Sculptures in 

their free outdoor sculpture park. Made from 

serpentine stone, the sculptures depict a range of 

subjects, from loving family scenes and animals, to 

abstract forms. Sculpture workshops and special 

events are happening all summer, including the 

20th anniversary exhibition and sale Rice Lake 20 

from August 3 to September 1 featuring the works 

of the artist-in-residence Wimbai Ngoma. More 

information at www.zimart.ca 

3247 County Rd. 2 Keene, ON 

705 295-1255 

Open until December 31st 


TRENT HILLS & CAMPBELLFORD 

100 YEAR OLD TRADITION 

At Empire, our cheese is made in the 

traditional way in open-style vats. In our 

opinion, this gives the cheese and curd a 

better flavour. We use no additives to boost 

production, and there are no flavours added 

to our cheddar. It is all natural, with no added 

preservatives. 

After production, the cheese is naturally aged in 

cold storage, cut and vacuum packaged in our 

modern facilities to preserve the flavour. A true 

mix of tradition and modern technology to give 

our customers a better product! 

Empire Cheese Factory also offers a wide 

selection of gift baskets and boxes in a range of 

prices, which feature a selection of our famous 

cheese, with various quality biscuits, jams, 

honey, candy and maple syrup. 

Please ask us about fundraising opportunities. 

Empire Cheese is owned by local dairy farmers. 


TRENT HILLS & 

CAMPBELLFORD 


The communities of Campbellford, Hastings and 

Warkworth in Trent Hills welcome everyone to join 

them at various events this summer. 

On Canada Day, celebrations will take place in 

all three communities. At the Old Mill Park in 

Campbellford from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., there will be 

a Rotary Pancake breakfast, petting zoo, pony 

rides, bouncy castle, a teddy bear parade, live 

entertainment, and games and activities for the 

kids, with official ceremonies and cupcakes at 

noon. In Hastings on the banks of the Trent River, 

from 10 a.m. till dusk, there will be a fire station 

open house, BBQ, live music, children’s activities, 

parade, food, and more. In Warkworth at the 

Centennial Mill Creek Pond Park from 11 a.m. to 

3 p.m., there will be music, bouncy castle, face 

painting, cupcakes, hot dogs, games, food, fire 

safety displays, and entertainment for young and 

old – a fun day in the park for everyone. More 

information at www.visittrenthills.ca/canadaday 

11th annual Campbellford Chrome on the Canal 

takes place on Saturday, July 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 

p.m. Hundreds of motorcycle and classic car 

enthusiasts will gather along the banks of the 

Trent River to view a variety of personal collections 

of all makes and models of vintage motorcycles, 

cars and trucks on Grand Road, in Campbellford, 

with vendors and food booths onsite. 



Hastings 

Village Marina 

A modern marina facility on the Trent Severn 

Waterway at Lock 18, the entrance to Rice Lake 

Located in the charming Village of 

Hastings in beautiful Trent Hills. 

Seasonal & Transient Docking 

Clean Washrooms & Showers 

Up to 50 amp Power Sewage Pump Out 

& Potable Water 

Picnic Area & Green Space 

Trent River 

Cottages 

at the “Hub of the Trent” 

2 & 3 Bedroom Waterfront Cottages 

Boat Rental • Fishing • Swimming 

705.696.3226 • 800.268.4561 

www.trenthills.ca 

705-696-2861 

1329 County Road 45, Hastings 

www.trentcottages.ca 

Got a CHOCOLATE Craving? 

YOU’LL LOVE WORLD’S FINEST ® 

CHOCOLATE IN CAMPBELLFORD! 

Factory Outlet 

A delicious assortment of bulk, packaged, and gift chocolate that will 

satisfy any chocolate craving, all at factory outlet prices! 

157 Cockburn Street, Campbellford • Monday-Saturday 9 – 5:30 ~ Sunday 10 - 4:30 

www.worldsfinest.ca 1-877-644-7555 



Quality Baked Goods 

Made Fresh Daily! 

The 6th annual Campbellford Incredible Edibles 

Festival takes place on July 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. on the banks of the Trent River in downtown 

Campbellford. This free event offers low cost 

samples of unique local specialties from more 

than 15 artisan vendors and 60 food vendors, allday 

food demos, street buskers and entertainers, 

belly dancers, craft beer and cider garden, tribute 

tent to the farmers and families of Trent Hills, live 

music, and children's activities. Come early and 

visit the Campbellford Farmer’s Market on the 

same site, open at 8 a.m. The Rotary Club's Street 

Dance happens that evening from 7 p.m. to 11 

p.m. at the festival site, with the music of Freddy 

Vette and The Flames. More information at www. 

IncredibleEdiblesFestival.com. 

While visiting Campbellford be sure to stop for a 

photo or picnic at the Toonie Monument in Old Mill 

Park. In 2001, a 27-foot Toonie was created along 

the bank of the Trent-Severn Waterway by former 

Campbellford resident and artist, Brent Townsend, 

who designed the award-winning polar bear that 

appears on the face of the two-dollar coin. 

For more information about these and other summer 

events, please visit www.visittrenthills.ca. 

Voted 

Sweetest 

Bakery in 

Canada 

61 Bridge Street East, Campbellford 

705.653.1460 • www.doohers.com 

Monday - Saturday 7am-5:30 pm & Friday until 6pm 

Campbellford Fair 

August 9, 10, 11 

Homecraft Exhibits 

Children’s Activity Centre 

Old MacDonald’s Farm 

Grass Hogs Lawn Mower Races 

Livestock Demos • Flyball Dog Shows 

Pedal Tractor Pull • Truck & Tractor Pull 

Horse Speed Events 

Live Entertainment • Beer Tent 

DEMOLITION 

DERBY 

Sat. 6:00 p.m. 

Midway by Homeniuk 

Bracelets can be purchased at 

Trent Valley Lanes (Bowling) 

63 Front St. N. Campbellford or 

Maizing Acres Elevator, 4444 Cty Rd. 30 

Find us on Facebook @CampbellfordFair 


ATTRACTIONS 

GOLFING IN THE KAWARTHAS 

Heron Landing Golf Club 

• 18 Hole Executive Course & All Grass Driving Range 

• Scenic Course of 4,100 yards • 9 Holes - $24, 18 Holes - $33 

• Sunday Perks - Pay for an 18 hole greens fee on Sunday, 

receive a $10 food and beverage credit. 

• Convenient Location, just minutes from Downtown Peterborough 

2361 Lansdowne St. W., Peterborough • Tee Times: 705-740-9726 

www.heronlandinggolf.ca 

Sturgeon Point is a semi-private 

9-hole golf course situated on the 

SCENIC SHORES 

OF STURGEON LAKE 

Located 9 km South of Fenelon Falls 

off Sturgeon Point Road 

705-887-3144 

www.sturgeonpointgolf.com 

www.facebook.com/sturgeonpointgolf/ 

TEE TIMES AVAILABLE 

DRIVING RANGE OPEN DAILY 


Sheffield 

Greens 

Golf Club 

Family owned & operated 

9 hole – 2765 yard – par 34, course is flat terrain 

which makes for easy walking and very scenic 

Course is good for all skill levels 

Licensed club house and snack bar 

Memberships are available 

Call to book your tee time 705-738-2567 

Located on the north shore of Pigeon Lake, just off Hwy #36 

15 minutes from Buckhorn and 10 minutes from Bobcaygeon 

193 Mill Line Rd (Bobcaygeon), Trent Lakes 

www.sheffieldgreensgolf.ca

“COME ON BACK 

TO TAMARAC” 

THE HIDDEN GEM IN 

NORTH KAWARTHAS 

Shop Online & Book 

Your Tee Time Today! 


Opened in 2013, Woodview Golf Course is 

located at 65 Northey’s Bay Rd., set amidst 

the beautiful forests north of Stoney Lake. A 

new driving range opened in 2018. 

This family-run course is a generous 2,742 

yards, 9 hole Par 35, with subtle features such 

as pronounced greens, raised tee blocks, and 

fairways aligned in parallel with the woodlands. 

The course has been designed to provide 

enjoyment for guests of all golfing abilities, 

while winding its way through the existing 

woodlands. The property and surrounding area 

provide a natural habitat for a wide range of 

mammals and wildlife. 

The Challenger family designed and built 

the golf course, which is on a picturesque 

woodland property with rolling hills, offering 

great value at affordable rates. The course is 

conveniently located across from the Wilson 

Park Community Centre where guests can host 

reunions or corporate events. 

The pro shop is well supplied for all your needs, 

also offering club rentals, pull carts and electric 

cart rentals. Relax on the licensed patio after 

your game, or enjoy a light meal from the food 

truck located on site. 

Woodview Golf offers online booking, daily 

deal specials, twilight rates, as well as men’s, 

women’s and seniors’ leagues. New members 

are always welcome. Tournaments can be 

customized as required. If you haven’t had 

an opportunity to play Woodview Golf, make 

sure to try it out, it is the “hidden gem” in the 

North Kawarthas. 

For more information, please call 705-654-5000 

or visit www.woodviewgolf.ca. 

155 Ennis Road, Ennismore, ON 

705-292-8761 

www.tamaracgc.ca 

9 Hole - Par 35, Driving Range 

“A Hidden Gem, located in 

the North Kawartha’s” 

65 Northey’s Bay Road at Hwy 28 

Woodview, ON K0L 3E0 

(across from Wilson Park Community Centre) 

705-654-5000 woodviewgolf.ca 

Food Truck On Site/ 

Driving Range Now Open! 

“Check out our Daily Deals” 


ADULT LIFESTYLE 

CONDOMINIUMS 

1 & 2 bedroom 

suites available 

The Railway Lands is an exciting and unique development in the heart of 

downtown Lindsay offering 2 condominiums - Union Station has sold out & 

the second release of condos known as Victoria Station is now registering. 

Within walking distance to shopping, restaurants, theatre and more, The 

Railway Lands is your first choice for the finest in downtown living. 

Downtown Living in the Gateway 

to The Kawartha Lakes 


705-328-9055 

www.railwaylandslindsay.com

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