In a world that moves fast, Sage & Soul Collective is inviting the community to slow down. Founded by Amanda Willett and Missy Gurley, the new wellness and lifestyle collective officially opened its doors in May 2026 at 4 Union Street in Millbrook, Ontario, and will mark the milestone with an official ribbon cutting and community celebration on Thursday, June 18 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sage & Soul Collective is a modern gathering space where yoga and movement classes, mindful experiences, curated retail, and a thoughtfully designed micro café come together under one roof. Rooted in intentional living and meaningful community connection, the Collective highlights Canadian-made and local artisan products, with its micro café offering a "Taste of the Kawarthas" experience that reflects the region's creativity and craftsmanship.

The Collective's launch has been supported by Community Futures Peterborough, which provides financing and business support to entrepreneurs across the region.

The June 18 Grand Opening Celebration will feature tours of the yoga and wellness spaces, curated culinary and beverage experiences, swag bags for the first 30 guests with a qualifying purchase, the Sage Path™ Passport Challenge, a hidden treasure hunt with prizes, the Sage Tree of Blessings, and opportunities to connect with local leaders, entrepreneurs, artisans, and community members. Attendees can also enjoy a complimentary Healing Arts experience, explore the Halo Sauna and head spa preview, create a personalized gemstone bracelet at the SATTVA Bracelet Atelier, discover curated retail offerings, and experience a Taste of the Kawarthas through signature food and beverage tastings throughout the day.

Special guests expected to attend include Mayor Matthew Graham of the Township of Cavan Monaghan, Sarah Budd, Manager of Community Development for Peterborough County, Brenda Whitehead, President of the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce, and Braden Clark, Loan Manager with Community Futures Peterborough.

Sage & Soul Collective is located at 4 Union Street in Millbrook, Ontario.

For more information, visit sagesoulcollective.com or follow @sagesoulcollective

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The Willow Studio - Yoga & Pilates is proud to celebrate its 8th anniversary on Thursday, June 18th with a special Community Appreciation Day featuring free classes and experiences for the community.

Over the past eight years, Willow has grown into more than a yoga and wellness studio. It has become a welcoming space where people come to move, heal, connect, and support one another through all stages of life. To thank the community that has supported the studio's journey, all classes on June 18th will be offered free of charge, and guests are encouraged to bring a friend to experience Willow for themselves.

The anniversary celebration will include special touches, surprises, and opportunities for connection throughout the day, creating a meaningful way to honour the people who have helped shape the Willow community over the last eight years.

Owner Ange believes that wellness should be accessible to everyone. As both a yoga studio owner and parent of a child with disabilities, she has been passionate about creating inclusive opportunities for individuals and families of all abilities. Through partnerships with Five Counties Children's Centre and Heads Up for Inclusion, Willow has helped bring yoga, movement, and mindfulness practices to children and adults with disabilities throughout the community.

As Willow marks this milestone, the studio remains committed to fostering wellness, connection, and inclusion while continuing to expand opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to experience the benefits of movement and mindfulness.

Event Details

What: The Willow Studio 8th Anniversary Community Appreciation Day - giveaways, food and drinks, free classes

When: Thursday, June 18th

Where: 1600 Lansdowne St W, Unit #16

Cost: Free

Who: Open to current members, past clients, and anyone interested in experiencing Willow for the first time.

Advance registration is recommended as space is limited.

For more information or to reserve a spot, please contact Willow Wellness or visit the studio's website and social media channels.

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The annual Greek Festival in Peterborough will be happening on the second Sunday in June. Rain or shine at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.

Choices of souvlaki, lamb, salad, desserts, beverages. Licensed.
Live music by Chris Papas
Greek dancers from Oshawa
Activities for children

Accessible parking spots only available in the parking lot at the church.

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The reinvented Great Canadian Cheese Festival (GCCF), Canada’s most anticipated celebration of artisan cheese and Canadian food culture, is returning for its second year - this time in Peterborough, Ontario. Sample small batch dairy, discover artisan food and drink from breweries, cideries, wineries, bakers, and craft producers, and enjoy unlimited access to a curated lineup of flavours. Join us for a delicious journey that brings together the artistry, passion, and people shaping Canada’s culinary landscape. Visit The Great Canadian Cheese Festival 2026  for more information.

The event will take place on Saturday, June 13 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sunday, June 14 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM at the Peterborough Memorial Centre and Morrow Building. Tickets are now on sale at ticketmaster.ca, over the phone at 705-743-3561 ext.2, or in person at the Doane Grant Thornton Box Office. 
 
Festival ticket prices vary from $35 - $115 plus taxes, fees, and charges (prices subject to change) 
 
Choose from:

a standard ticket that includes entry to the festival, 

a premium package that includes a swag bag (insulated cooler bag) and tasting glasses,

or a VIP experience that includes a swag bag (insulated cooler bag), tasting glass and access to one tutored tasting.

Tutored tastings are also available to add on to your festival package! Join world-class sommeliers for an intimate, guided journey through Canada’s most prestigious cheeses, perfectly paired for a sensory experience you won’t find anywhere else. Please note that tutored tastings are not festival passes. Festival passes MUST be purchased alongside tutored tastings (except for VIP experience tickets). To learn more about the different tutored tastings see the descriptions on the Great Canadian Cheese Festival website.  Please note that the capacity for each tutored tasting is 50 people. 

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The reinvented Great Canadian Cheese Festival (GCCF), Canada’s most anticipated celebration of artisan cheese and Canadian food culture, is returning for its second year - this time in Peterborough, Ontario. Sample small batch dairy, discover artisan food and drink from breweries, cideries, wineries, bakers, and craft producers, and enjoy unlimited access to a curated lineup of flavours. Join us for a delicious journey that brings together the artistry, passion, and people shaping Canada’s culinary landscape. Visit The Great Canadian Cheese Festival 2026  for more information.

The event will take place on Saturday, June 13 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sunday, June 14 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM at the Peterborough Memorial Centre and Morrow Building. Tickets are now on sale at ticketmaster.ca, over the phone at 705-743-3561 ext.2, or in person at the Doane Grant Thornton Box Office. 
 
Festival ticket prices vary from $35 - $115 plus taxes, fees, and charges (prices subject to change) 
 
Choose from:

a standard ticket that includes entry to the festival, 

a premium package that includes a swag bag (insulated cooler bag) and tasting glasses,

or a VIP experience that includes a swag bag (insulated cooler bag), tasting glass and access to one tutored tasting.

Tutored tastings are also available to add on to your festival package! Join world-class sommeliers for an intimate, guided journey through Canada’s most prestigious cheeses, perfectly paired for a sensory experience you won’t find anywhere else. Please note that tutored tastings are not festival passes. Festival passes MUST be purchased alongside tutored tastings (except for VIP experience tickets). To learn more about the different tutored tastings see the descriptions on the Great Canadian Cheese Festival website.  Please note that the capacity for each tutored tasting is 50 people. 

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Experience the thrill of Peterborough's Dragon Boat Festival, a community staple event since 2002! Join us for an exhilarating day on the water, where we celebrate competition and camaraderie. Whether you're new to dragon boat racing or a seasoned paddler, our Festival has a spot for you with divisions crafted for every skill level.

Not into paddling? No worries! Our Festival offers much more than just races. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere with our artisan and food vendors market, Family Fun Zone, and beer garden.

Amidst the fun and festivities, we paddle for a vital cause—supporting cancer care at Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC). Since 2001, we've raised over $4.9 million to enhance cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment locally.

Everyone participating in the Festival has a story – a way in which their own life, or the life of a friend, colleague or loved one has been touched by breast or another form of cancer. We encourage everyone to get involved, whether it be as a volunteer, a sponsor or a participant.

We’re beyond excited to #GetInTheBoat and see you at our 25th Festival on June 13, 2026!

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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Be a Saint Golf Tournament

Swing with Heart. Play with Purpose.

Join us for the Be a Saint Golf Tournament at the beautiful Quarry Golf Club in Ennismore for an unforgettable afternoon on the greens - all for a great cause.

🕐 1:00 PM Shotgun Start
📅 Thursday, June 11th
📍 The Quarry Golf Club, Ennismore

Gather your foursome, enjoy great golf, and help make a meaningful difference. All proceeds support the care and comfort of the residents of our not‑for‑profit long‑term care home - helping us continue to provide compassion, dignity, and quality of life.

👉 Learn more or register today:
https://sjfltc.com/foundation-events/

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Join us in celebrating the life of Sir Sandford Fleming with the launch of John Boyko’s new book In Pursuit of Tomorrow: The Inventive Life of Sandford Fleming on June 7 from 2-4 pm at Hutchison House Museum.

John has written editorials for newspapers across the country, writes for the online Canadian Encyclopedia, and has spoken across Canada and on radio and television addressing his books and current political affairs. He is a retired educator and administrator, has served on and chaired many boards, and is currently Selwyn Township’s Lakefield Ward Councilor. 

John has written nine books addressing Canadian history and politics including the national bestseller Blood and Daring: How Canada Fought the American Civil War and Forged a Nation, that was shortlisted for a Governor General’s award. He will be addressing his new book: In Pursuit of Tomorrow: The Inventive Life of Sir Sandford Fleming in the historic Keeping Room. Born in Scotland, Fleming settled in Peterborough, enjoyed his first success with a map of the city, and married a Peterborough woman before launching a career that would see him build the country and change the world.

Admission is by donation. Copies of the book will be available for sale by the author and bookshop. Light refreshments will be available. For more information please contact the museum office at 705-743-9710 or info@hutchisonhouse.ca.

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A theatrical fundraiser for Trent Valley Archives. Written for the stage by Ed Schroeter, Gerry McBride, and David Francis Clarke. Based on the memoir of the same title by James Clarke (Exile Editions, 2012). Directed by Drew Mills. Stage Managed by Barb Mills.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is a poignant, coming-of-age story about retired Ontario Superior Court Justice and prolific poet James Clarke, who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in Peterborough, ON, during the Depression and Second World War. He lived at 249 Simcoe Street, one block north and a block west of the historic Market Hall Performing Arts Centre.

Initially oblivious to the imperfections of adults, young Jimmy Clarke idolizes his father, Sam. Sam enlists to fight in the Second World War and is wounded. When dad returns home four years later, he is a changed man - an alcoholic and a gambler - forcing Jim to reconcile his childhood adulation with his growing awareness of his father’s shortcomings and war trauma.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is also a heartwarming tale of boyhood adventures and a close-knit community that came together to support James. His mother, local firefighters, teachers, nuns, coaches, hoteliers, and lawyers all rallied behind him, steering a young man with potential toward a life of service and fulfillment. The play, replete with references to local people and places in Peterborough’s past, is sure to appeal to history buffs, military Veterans, and long-time Peterborough residents.

CONTENT ADVISORY: This production contains some strong emotional content.
Parental guidance recommended.

Sunday, June 7, 2026 2:00PM-3:30PM

The Historic Market Hall

Ticket Prices: $30.00 / $40.00

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Get creative with the Art Gallery of Peterborough! Family Sunday runs on the first Sunday of each month and offers fun, free, and seasonally themed art making activities, suitable for all ages. Explore the gallery's current exhibitions and then drop in to the AGP studio for a seasonally themed art activity.

Drop in between 1 pm and 4 pm.

No fee or registration is required. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Please note: Our Family Sundays are very popular and studio space is limited. There may be wait times for the art-making activities

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See the two-time defending champion Peterborough Jr. C Lakers go try for a three-peat for the Meredith Cup as they play the North Shore Kodiaks at the Healthy Planet Arena.

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Date & Time:

Saturday, June 6 at 5:30PM

Location:

Chemong Lodge, 764 Hunter St, Bridgenorth, ON

Description:

On Saturday, June 6, Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region invites you to get your groove on for affordable homeownership!

Join us at the beautiful lakeside garden at Chemong Lodge in Bridgenorth for HomeGrown: an unforgettable Garden Disco-themed evening of colour, fun, and impact. Dress in your most chic summer-garden-disco-glam attire and enjoy delicious cuisine and refreshing drinks by Chemong Lodge, with live music, a silent auction, and door prizes. It is the most stylish you can be while supporting Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region in building over 80 affordable homes over the next two years.

Tickets are $135, with all proceeds supporting Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region. To buy tickets, and for more information, please visit https://homegrown-2026.raiselysite.com/

Generously presented by RBC.

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A theatrical fundraiser for Trent Valley Archives. Written for the stage by Ed Schroeter, Gerry McBride, and David Francis Clarke. Based on the memoir of the same title by James Clarke (Exile Editions, 2012). Directed by Drew Mills. Stage Managed by Barb Mills.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is a poignant, coming-of-age story about retired Ontario Superior Court Justice and prolific poet James Clarke, who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in Peterborough, ON, during the Depression and Second World War. He lived at 249 Simcoe Street, one block north and a block west of the historic Market Hall Performing Arts Centre.

Initially oblivious to the imperfections of adults, young Jimmy Clarke idolizes his father, Sam. Sam enlists to fight in the Second World War and is wounded. When dad returns home four years later, he is a changed man - an alcoholic and a gambler - forcing Jim to reconcile his childhood adulation with his growing awareness of his father’s shortcomings and war trauma.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is also a heartwarming tale of boyhood adventures and a close-knit community that came together to support James. His mother, local firefighters, teachers, nuns, coaches, hoteliers, and lawyers all rallied behind him, steering a young man with potential toward a life of service and fulfillment. The play, replete with references to local people and places in Peterborough’s past, is sure to appeal to history buffs, military Veterans, and long-time Peterborough residents.

CONTENT ADVISORY: This production contains some strong emotional content.
Parental guidance recommended.

Saturday, June 6, 2026 2:00PM-3:30PM

The Historic Market Hall

Ticket Prices: $30.00 / $40.00

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See the two-time defending champion Peterborough Jr. C Lakers go try for a three-peat for the Meredith Cup as they play the Kahnawake Hunters at the Healthy Planet Arena.

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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A theatrical fundraiser for Trent Valley Archives. Written for the stage by Ed Schroeter, Gerry McBride, and David Francis Clarke. Based on the memoir of the same title by James Clarke (Exile Editions, 2012). Directed by Drew Mills. Stage Managed by Barb Mills.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is a poignant, coming-of-age story about retired Ontario Superior Court Justice and prolific poet James Clarke, who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in Peterborough, ON, during the Depression and Second World War. He lived at 249 Simcoe Street, one block north and a block west of the historic Market Hall Performing Arts Centre.

Initially oblivious to the imperfections of adults, young Jimmy Clarke idolizes his father, Sam. Sam enlists to fight in the Second World War and is wounded. When dad returns home four years later, he is a changed man - an alcoholic and a gambler - forcing Jim to reconcile his childhood adulation with his growing awareness of his father’s shortcomings and war trauma.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is also a heartwarming tale of boyhood adventures and a close-knit community that came together to support James. His mother, local firefighters, teachers, nuns, coaches, hoteliers, and lawyers all rallied behind him, steering a young man with potential toward a life of service and fulfillment. The play, replete with references to local people and places in Peterborough’s past, is sure to appeal to history buffs, military Veterans, and long-time Peterborough residents.

CONTENT ADVISORY: This production contains some strong emotional content.
Parental guidance recommended.

Friday, June 5, 2026 7:30PM-9:00PM

The Historic Market Hall

Ticket Prices: $30.00 / $40.00

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A theatrical fundraiser for Trent Valley Archives. Written for the stage by Ed Schroeter, Gerry McBride, and David Francis Clarke. Based on the memoir of the same title by James Clarke (Exile Editions, 2012). Directed by Drew Mills. Stage Managed by Barb Mills.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is a poignant, coming-of-age story about retired Ontario Superior Court Justice and prolific poet James Clarke, who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in Peterborough, ON, during the Depression and Second World War. He lived at 249 Simcoe Street, one block north and a block west of the historic Market Hall Performing Arts Centre.

Initially oblivious to the imperfections of adults, young Jimmy Clarke idolizes his father, Sam. Sam enlists to fight in the Second World War and is wounded. When dad returns home four years later, he is a changed man - an alcoholic and a gambler - forcing Jim to reconcile his childhood adulation with his growing awareness of his father’s shortcomings and war trauma.

"The Kid from Simcoe Street" is also a heartwarming tale of boyhood adventures and a close-knit community that came together to support James. His mother, local firefighters, teachers, nuns, coaches, hoteliers, and lawyers all rallied behind him, steering a young man with potential toward a life of service and fulfillment. The play, replete with references to local people and places in Peterborough’s past, is sure to appeal to history buffs, military Veterans, and long-time Peterborough residents.

CONTENT ADVISORY: This production contains some strong emotional content.
Parental guidance recommended.

Thursday, June 4, 2026 7:30PM-9:00PM

The Historic Market Hall

Ticket Prices: $30.00 / $40.00

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See the two-time defending champion Peterborough Jr. C Lakers go try for a three-peat for the Meredith Cup as they play the Fergus Thistles at the Healthy Planet Arena.

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100 Acre Gravel Race is back for 2026

A bicycle race on partially closed roads that starts and finishes at 100 Acre Brewing Co and showcases the amazing roads and paths of Peterborough County.

100 Acre Gravel Race brings together the competition and thrill of road racing with the spirit and challenge of gravel for an unforgettable riding experience for anyone and everyone.

An epic route of rolling hills and punchy climbs finished off with the tastiest beer around for the can’t miss event of the summer. Post race celebrations hosted at 100 Acre Brewing Co. to honour riders for their accomplishments with podium ceremonies and awards for a wide range of categories.

Challenge yourself on the rolling gravel and paved roads of Trent Hills. Both routes pass through the historic Lang Pioneer Village and return along the shores of Rice Lake on the Trans-Canada Trail.

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Join us Saturday, May 30th for a day long (11-late) celebration packed with music, fun, games, food and of course... beer! 

Hosted at our recently renovated taproom (649 The Parkway, Peterborough), with an expanded beer garden out back, Bobfest is a celebration of our 11th Anniversary and a day to gather among friends and raise a glass together while enjoying some great music and food.

Featuring

• Live music from James Higgins (2-5 PM) and TJ Shirk (7-10 PM)

• Food from Love You, Mean It

• Brand new one time only Bobcaygeon Cask Beers

• Guest Taps from local breweries including 100 Acre, Old Flame, Town and Focal

• Brewery Tours with Brewer Clint (1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM)

• Arcade games, shuffleboard, darts, foosball and more games

• Expanded outdoor beer garden, featuring patio games

Your Ticket ($15 in advance, $20 at the door) includes:

• Limited Edition 12-ounce Belgian-style Tasting glass (first 100 customers)

• Two (2) drink tokens

• Full Admission to all the day's events

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The Alzheimer Society of Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland and Haliburton is inviting community members, families, friends, local businesses, and supporters to take part in the 2026 IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s on Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Beavermead Park in Peterborough. Opening Ceremonies will begin at 10:15 a.m.

This year’s Walk will bring the community together for a meaningful morning of remembrance, connection, celebration, and support for the more than 14,920 people living with a form of dementia in our region. Participants will walk from Beavermead Park to Rogers Cove in honour of those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, while raising funds to support local programs, services, education, and resources.

The event will include Opening Ceremonies at 10:15 a.m., followed by a community celebration, family-friendly activities, local booths, carnival and outdoor games, a petting zoo, face painting, live music, and community education opportunities. Participants of all ages are welcome, including children, grandparents, families, friends, and even dogs.

Community members are encouraged to register as an individual, join a team, start a team, become a sponsor, or make a donation by visiting www.WalkLocal.ca.

Event Details

What: IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s When: Saturday, May 30, 2026, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies: 10:15 a.m. Where: Beavermead Park, 2011 Ashburnham Drive, Peterborough, ON K9L 1P8 Registration: www.WalkLocal.ca

Funds raised through the Walk for Alzheimer’s help ensure that people living with dementia, caregivers, and families across Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland, and Haliburton have access to vital support when they need it most.

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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Date: Friday May 29 2026

Time: 7pm-9pm

Where: Living Hope Church, 1 Consumers Pl., Peterborough, Ontario

Cost: $20, age 10 and under free

Website: www.pnhb.ca

Contact: info@pnhb.ca

Phone: 705-201-2216

Details: Come help support Community Care of Peterborough and county, Kawartha Food share and Peterborough New Horizons Bands.   At PNHB Spring Concert "Spring WInds" on Friday May 29 at 7pm.  Purchase tickets from a band member or at the concert.  Cash only.   Nonrefundable.  We are sharing the proceeds of this concert with Community Care of Peterborough and county.  And we also are collecting food items to give to the Kawartha Food share.  For more information check out www.pnhb.ca.  We are a registered incorporated not-for-profit charity.

We are also recruiting volunteers to help at this concert.  Contact admin@pnhb.ca for more information.

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Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Pain is a FREE six-week workshop series that is designed to help people living with chronic pain conditions (ex., arthritis, musculoskeletal injury, neuropathy etc.) to better cope with their pain symptoms and manage activities of daily life. 

Each weekly session focusing on learning new skills and strategies to help ease symptoms and help each person create meaningful and specific weekly goals that will lead to achieving better overall health and wellbeing.

This education workshop series is very interactive and supportive.

We understand that 2.5 hours can be a long time to sit so we incorportate a break and encourage people to take care of their needs during the lesson (bring a pillow, stand up and move around, etc.). 

During this workshop we will be introducing The Moving Easy Program which is a series of 26 safe and gentle exercises to help ease muscle and joint pain. This is not mandatory, but if you choose to participate during class please make sure you are dress comfortably. You receive a MP4 and CD version of this program for home use.

All participants will also receive the Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Pain resource book (see attached) along with the handout materials and relaxation recordings.

This workshop is offerend in partnership with The City of Peterborough and registration is required due to limited space.

To register, please call Dustin at 705-742-7777 x 2481 or click  on the City of Peterborough website link.

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In collaboration with Activity Haven Senior Centre, Living a Healthy Life with Diabetes is a free six-week workshop series for anyone living with Type 2 Diabetes or has been told they have Pre-Diabetes.

Join us for this fun and interactive workshop series where you will learn skills and tools to better manage your health. The group setting offers additional support as we work toward our individual health goals. Caregivers and partners are welcome to attend to learn and for support.

All participants will receive handouts and a Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions resource book.

Each weekly session is 2 - 2.5 hours (including breaks) for six weeks.

Attendance for all six sessions is optimal to  benefit from this program.

Pre-registration is required as class size is limited.

To register call the Self-Management Program, Central East at: 1866-971-5545, by clicking the registration link provided or you may contact Terry-Lynn at Activity Haven by calling 705-876-1670 

We are looking forward to meeting you at the Activity Haven Senior Centre!

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All are welcome to attend for: an explanation of what the PNHB has to offer, demonstrations of instruments by our talented coaches, some great music performed by our awesome Green Band,plus tea, coffee and cookies!

Monday, May 25th starting at 11:15 am at Living Hope Church, 1 Consumers Pl, Peterborough.

For more information email pwade44@bell.net

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The Selwyn Firefighters Association is excited to announce the 2026 the Pancake Breakfast! This cherished community tradition will take place on Sunday, May 24th, 2026, at Hall 1 in Bridgenorth, running from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

For over 30 years, the Pancake Breakfast has been a cornerstone event in Bridgenorth, bringing families, friends, and neighbors together to enjoy delicious pancakes while supporting the local community. Over the years, the event has successfully raised thousands of dollars for various community initiatives.

This year’s event will feature:

• A chance to visit the firehall and learn more about the work of our dedicated firefighters.

• Opportunities to explore the fire trucks up close.

• A special appearance by Sparky the Dog, a favorite among kids and adults alike!

The Selwyn Firefighters Association invites everyone to join them for a morning filled with food, fun, and community spirit. Don’t miss this chance to connect with local heroes, experience Bridgenorth’s vibrant community, and contribute to an event that makes a real difference.

We can’t wait to see you there!

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The third annual Home Energy and Electric Vehicle Expo will take place on May 23 at the McDonnel Street Community Centre (577 McDonnel St). The Expo will feature local contractors specializing in heat pumps, solar panels, and energy auditing, as well as the Better Homes Peterborough program. Attendees are encouraged to ask household-specific renovation questions to identify how their home could become more energy-efficient. 

Community electric vehicle (EV) drivers will also be on hand in the parking lot to share their experience driving EVs in the Kawarthas, including winter driving and refuelling considerations. EV test drives will be offered by Plug 'n Ride to demonstrate the capabilities of EVs for all attendees with a valid driver's license.  

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The Peterborough Lakers take on the Six Nations Chiefs at the Peterborough Memorial Centre in MSL regular-season play.

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