Morrisburg’s Upper Canada Playhouse is planning to light up its stage and raise the curtain on a 2021 5-show Fall season running September 7 through December 19. The season follows the popular theatre’s trend of offering audiences an exciting mix of professional live...
It’s now a prime-time to throw on your favourite hoodie, step into some hiking shoes and spend some quality time with your special someone, friends or perhaps in quiet contemplation. Fall road trips with family and friends present a great opportunity to get outside and immerse yourself in autumn’s beauty.
It’s hard to believe that yet another summer has come to pass – and yet, here we are. On the heels of a particularly sweltering summer, the signature autumn breeze announces the arrival of a beloved season that is celebrated all throughout Canada and the world. No, I’m not talking about sweater weather or pumpkin spice lattes, although those are both fantastic things.
Our first stop was a charming diner situated in the heart of Downtown Cornwall called Spinners Original Downtown Diner. Spinners is a lovely throwback to the classic eateries of yesteryear – complete with the telltale checkered floors, and cushioned booths with shiny chrome edging.
At the newly established Stone Crop Acres Winery and Vineyard, guests can experience world-class wine while catching up on the latest local buzz.
That’s exactly what Norene Hyatt-Gervais wanted to create when she started Stone Crop Acres.
After 18 months of planning, Classiqu’Arts SD&G 150 will debut for its first year on Aug. 19, 2017 at the St. Raphael’s Ruins in Williamstown, Ont.
In her fourth year as chair of Apples and Art, Virgina Lake is busy arranging the studio tour across Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry.
In its 26th year, Apples and Art sees over 60 artists spread out around SDG in 26 different locations, most of them in the artist’s own studio.
After majoring in history at Concordia University, Keleigh Goodfellow-Theoret never imagined she would come back to work in a museum right in her hometown of Williamstown Ont.
Located in a 114-year-old mill in Alexandria, Ont., Priest’s Mill Glassworks provides a home for aspiring glassblowers to hone their craft.
After starting in the film industry in Vancouver while in her early 20s, Diane Sullivan would discover her love for pottery and later find her dream studio at 324 County Road 31 Williamsburg, Ont.