Starting September 5th, all licensed convenience stores in Ontario can sell beer, cider, wine and ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages, marking the largest expansion of consumer choice and convenience in provincial alcohol sales since the end of prohibition almost 100 years ago. As of September 5, ...

Celebrating 10 years anniversary! The return of the Music, Market and Park It in downtown Stayner. Shop and support your favourite farmers, producers and food vendors, plus wineries, artisans and community partners! There is a classic car show, children's activities and the licensed bar hosted by...

Wasaga Beach Farmers Market

Kenneth McAlpine spoke to youth about: overcoming challenges, believing in yourself, treating others how you want to be treated and what it means to GIVE’R in life. Kenneth was determined to transform children’s lives and will always be the best role model to look up to. Although his story was cu...

FREE concert shows off the diverse talent of the next generation of top musicians in Ontario. The musicians are playing their own original songs in a variety of genres along with fresh covers of beloved Canadian classics

The Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular has over $175,000 in prizes. With entertainment each afternoon, night and 2 gigantic fish fries, ladies’ afternoon, senior’s afternoon, kid’s day, breakfast with Santa, and kids fishing pond educating people with birds of prey demonstrations, reptilian demonstrat...

Showcased in glass, fabric and steel, these stunning examples of kinetic art are the pride and joy of their dedicated owners. Countless hours and resources have been poured into restoring, modifying, or even re-engineering these breathtaking showpieces.

Beach Area 6 at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park is the designated kite boarding area. Its a popular destination when strong northerly winds kick up waves on Georgian Bay.

Nine restored pianos have been strategically located on the street in downtown in Collingwood’s Historic Downtown for all to enjoy. ‘The Piano Guy’ Jim Kinnear sourced the donated pianos from community members and tuned them so they are ready to play.

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.

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...

Two large steel sculptures by Pierre Poussin are installed at the foot of Hurontario Street. The structures are inspired by the town's shipbuilding history.

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.

It’s the 15th annual Home Horizon Bowls For Beds event. There are two ways to give this year, buying bowls featuring “Little Artists, Big Hearts” created by children and “Bid On A Bowl” which are bowls created by talented local artists.

Every spring and summer, The Blue Mountain School Of Landscape Painting offers a series of outdoor “plein air” and “in studio” landscape painting workshops in the South Georgian Bay area.

Volunteers prepare for upcoming ”Hike & Bike for Hospice" May 26th. This special event is an opportunity to make an impact in your community while enjoying the stunning trails of Collingwood on a 6K hike, 6K bike or 20K bike.

Hike & Bike details:

9:30 AM: Kick off, registration and refreshment...

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.

Active Life Conditioning is featured in the spring issue of On The Bay Magazine, going “Beyond Barbells” with their fitness space and approach to health, wellness and creating a sense of community for youth an adults.

It’s that picturesque time of year at Craigleith Heritage Depot when 3 kms of fragrant lilacs come into bloom along the Trail on Highway 26. During blooming season, the Depot also has a display where guests can discover a little bit of information about lilacs as well as the history of these lila...

It’s time for Grey Heron Garden Centre annual free Garden Consultation & Design program with garden designer Bette Sweatman.

Harmony North Chorus 21st Annual Spring Fling Fashion Show at the Collingwood Legion.
A fun evening of Spring fashion, great singing and decadent desserts.

The Optimist Club of Collingwood & South Georgian Bay raises money for a wide range of initiatives that focus on children in the community. The club is celebrating 34 years of tradition with their “Mother Of All Yard Sales” at the Collingwood Curling Club.

Meaford Maples is a boutique, organic maple syrup operation on the edge of Irish Mountain that is carrying on the Smith’s family tradition of making maple syrup since the 1930’s.