The Historic SDG Jail (aka the Cornwall Jail) in Cornwall, Ontario, is a site we have been asked about for years and we are thrilled to be able to offer weekends of […]
The Historic SDG Jail (aka the Cornwall Jail) in Cornwall, Ontario, is a site we have been asked about for years and we are thrilled to be able to offer weekends of […]
About the Event: The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne’s (MCA) Environment Program and the Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) and their partners are once again inviting communities from both sides of the Kaniatarowanenneh – the […]
This year's list of speakers and topics is now available: Each presentation starts at 7pm. Admission $5 for members, $10 for non-members February 5th - Margaret Peters - Glengarry Fine […]
This year's list of speakers and topics is now available: Each presentation starts at 7pm. Admission $5 for members, $10 for non-members March 5th - Deborah Waddell - Glengarry Home Children at the Alexandria Arena
This year's list of speakers and topics is now available: Each presentation starts at 7pm. Admission $5 for members, $10 for non-members April 9th 7pm - Allan J. Macdonald - […]
Sat & Sun -Admission $15.00 per person Per Day Free Parking on Grounds- Includes all entertainment and inflatables and rock wall. Location:16301 Fairview Drive, Avonmore, just off Cty. Road 43.
Sat & Sun -Admission $15.00 per person Per Day Free Parking on Grounds- Includes all entertainment and inflatables and rock wall. Location:16301 Fairview Drive, Avonmore, just off Cty. Road 43.
Sat & Sun -Admission $15.00 per person Per Day Free Parking on Grounds- Includes all entertainment and inflatables and rock wall. Location:16301 Fairview Drive, Avonmore, just off Cty. Road 43.
The first Glengarry Highland Games were created in 1948 by a small group of local businessmen who wanted to ensure that the Scottish traditions would not be lost by the younger generations.
The first Glengarry Highland Games were created in 1948 by a small group of local businessmen who wanted to ensure that the Scottish traditions would not be lost by the younger generations.
The first Glengarry Highland Games were created in 1948 by a small group of local businessmen who wanted to ensure that the Scottish traditions would not be lost by the younger generations.
