Breast Cancer Canada's Mother's Day Walk 2024

International Women’s Day is March 8th and the Blue Mountain Chamber Of Commerce is celebrating with this special event at the Blue Mountains Conference Centre.

Celebrating the numerous businesses that are owned and operated by women in The Blue Mountains

The Artists Co-op In Owen Sounds is celebrating 30 years of sharing art with the community. Their March Miniatures Show and Sale is currently running until April 28th.

The Grey Roots Museum is presenting the “Carving Memories” exhibit showcasing Erskine Brown's carvings which capture local rural life. Erskine Brown is a celebrated local folk artist who lived in Thornbury.

A Little Lunch Music is a nice way to spend the lunch hour listening to live music at the Collingwood Library. The Event is every other Tuesday and it's free.

The “Coldest Night Of The Year” walk in Collingwood. This fundraising event supports local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger and homelessness. The event also brings awareness to Home Horizon’s Barbara Weider House in Collingwood where youth can find help.

It’s the third annual Save The Bay “Polar Dip” event, raising funds to protect Georgian Bay and create awareness about the proposed TC Energy pump storage facility in Meaford.

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.

The SuperDogs performance at the RecPlex in Wasaga Beach.

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

The Clarksburg Village Association is presenting their annual Clarksburg has h’ART event. This event celebrates the arts and businesses in the village.

Meaford Culture Foundation is presenting an International Women’s Day Luncheon at Meaford Hall Galleries on Friday March 8th with Special Guest Speaker Lauren McKeon who is deputy editor for Toronto Life Magazine.

Kicking off the New Year at The Gallery at L.E. Shore Library in Thornbury is the “Where We Live” Art Exhibition featuring Ontario Artists Karen Bowen, Wanda Haayen and Judy Scopes. This show runs from January 6th – 31st.

The BVO has been making good things happen in the community for forty years and celebrates the milestone with community leaders and volunteers

Thornbury’s Annual Olde Fashioned Christmas is a tradition that has been part of the community for over 40 years kicking off the Holiday Season

The Blue Mountain Foundation For The Arts is having their annual Winter’s Gift Exhibition featuring the work of over 60 local artists from their shop. The show runs until mid January featuring pottery, paintings, photography, jewelry and so much more.

The Collingwood Downtown BIA Christmas Market is a Holiday shopping experience like no other.
Light installations, local vendors, Fleetwood Dancentre dancers in store windows, extended shopping hours to Santa himself.

Choralworks is presenting A Christmas Delight at Trinity United Church in Collingwood celebrating their 10th Anniversary.

At Christmas On The Bay, you and your family can experience a weekend of magic at one of Georgian Bay’s largest outdoor Christmas markets in the heart of charming historic Meaford featuring activities, music, unique local artisanal gifts, crafts, and festive food & drink.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Blue Mountain Christmas Gift Show featuring over 100 exhibitor’s and creators where you are sure to tick a few things off your Holiday shopping list this weekend.

Hospice Georgian Triangle’s Elton Sean Fundraising Concert at The John Saunders Centre in Collingwood; an incredible night complete with costumes reminiscent of Elton's early days with a portion of the ticket proceeds going to Hospice Georgian Triangle.

The Senior Wish Charity of Collingwood and Wasaga Beach are giving seniors who might be alone this Holiday a Christmas Bag Of Love. This Holiday Season you can adopt a senior, donate or volunteer and help make their Christmas Wishes come true at participating homes .

The Santa Claus Parade makes it’s way through downtown Collingwood with hundreds of families lining the sidewalks for a glimpse of the jolly old man himself. The theme this year is “A Gingerbread Christmas”…and Santa does love his cookies!