The 2024 Collingwood Pride Festival is being celebrated as a great success. The Low Down Electric Circus Dance Party is one of many festival events that help establish that Collingwood as a safe place for 2SLGBTQ+ community.

Collingwood Music Festival Week July 5th-12th

In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, free concert at the Shipyards Amphitheatre. J.D. Crosstown Quartet, followed by featured headliner Twin Flames.

The largest Amphibious Landing in History 156,115 Allied Soldiers landed in Normandy, France as part of the allied operation, Overlord to free France from German occupation, including, 14,000 Canadians on Juno Beach and 450 Canadian Paratroopers. 25,000 Allied Sailors and 7,000 Naval Vessels part...

The Market operates each Saturday morning in the heart of Collingwood’s historic downtown from the holiday weekend in May until Thanksgiving Weekend.
Located in the municipal parking lot at the corner of Second and Pine Streets and is open from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Local vendors feature a wide rang...

Watch, Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44 (Third Movement) by Robert Schumann featuring The Odin Quartet with The Collingwood Music Festival's founder and artistic director Daniel Vnukowski in concert at The Breakers, Sunset Point, Collingwood.

The Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation is proud to announce that over $210,000 was raised at the Hike & Bike and counting. Funds raised support hospice palliative care for patients with life-limiting illnesses, and their families.

Grey Bruce Design Shop opening. Shop Markdale

Collingwood Blues win the Centennial Cup for the first time ever. Noah Pak made 23 saves for the shutout, Jack Silverman scored the game’s only goal for the 1-0 win against the Melfort Mustangs. The victory at the nationals comes after back to back provincial championships.

Collingwood Blues win the Centennial Cup for the first time ever. Noah Pak made 23 saves for the shutout, Jack Silverman scored the game’s only goal for the 1-0 win against the Melfort Mustangs. The victory at the nationals comes after back to back provincial championships.

Regional micro-climates around Southern Georgian Bay provide a niche for magnificent magnolias. Trees in bloom in Thornbury and Meaford put on seasonal show. Amy Wilcox says her tree on Bruce Street in Thornbury gets a lot of attention.

The Circus Company teaches aerial and ground circus arts in Collingwood and Barrie and their instructors perform “Unleashed” An Expression Of Self, Through Circus Arts where they are able to unleash their creativity.

The L.E Shore Library hosts the presentation “A Hidden Gem: Kolapore Wilderness Trails” with Stephen Couchman and Bruce King exploring the history of the Kolapore Wilderness Trails with an evening of storytelling.

Aerial Arts is a way to explore new heights while working your mind and body while nurturing confidence through graceful movements.

Thornbury and Clarksburg are known for their local art scene but also for antiques. Local antiques hold many stories and offer a glimpse into our past.

Blue skies greeted participants in this years 24 hour relay at Blue Mountain Resort raising money for Ontario Special Olympics and Collingwood General and Marine Hospital.

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Cassandra de Groot began curling at 7 years old in the Collingwood Curling Clubs junior program. Her dream has become a reality as she competes in the Scotties Tournament Of Hearts with her Team Inglis.

Wasaga Beach celebrates new arena with figure skating show featuring Elvis Stojko and special guest Elizabeth Manley.

Sylvie Kindree is a singer/songwriter, performer and is featured both in and on the cover of On The Bay Magazine's Winter issue.

Theatre Collingwood is kicking off their 40th season with Tom Allen’s latest chamber musical, J.S Bach’s Long Walk in the Snow.

The Tom Thomson Art Gallery in Owen Sound is presenting the Living Histories Exhibition which is guest curated by local historian Richard J. Thomas and features images captured by photographer John James in Owen Sound from 1905 throughout 1956. The Exhibition runs through mid March.

The Collingwood Curling Club originated in 1881 and has a rich history and tradition. Over 600 members enjoy a blend of the sport and social fun.