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Life Drawing Studio Sessions
Life Drawing Studio Sessions
These free, non-instructional life drawing sessions with a male nude model, are open to all levels of artists 18 years of age and older. This is an opportunity to build new skills, practice, and learn from others. Bring your own supplies. Registration is required.
3 events,
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
Little Shop of Horrors at the Capitol Theatre
Little Shop of Horrors at the Capitol Theatre
A hilarious sci-fi smash about a man-eating plant. Based on the 1960 cult classic film, this Motown-infused musical is sure to make you laugh—and fear the words, “Feed Me!”
Gaming Night for Teens and Adults
Gaming Night for Teens and Adults
Join us for our weekly drop-in gaming night in the Rotary Room! Teens & Adults - drop in and test your skills by playing Super Smash Brothers. Both competitive and casual players welcome. Bring your friends! Brought to you in partnership with EXP.
4 events,
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
The Front Street Farmers’ Market is beautifully nestled along the Trent Severn Waterway at 67 Front St. in downtown Trenton. Visitors can find a wide variety of artisanal and produce vendors with products ranging from fruits, veggies, crafts to baked goods and more.
Little Shop of Horrors at the Capitol Theatre
Little Shop of Horrors at the Capitol Theatre
A hilarious sci-fi smash about a man-eating plant. Based on the 1960 cult classic film, this Motown-infused musical is sure to make you laugh—and fear the words, “Feed Me!”
Film Access Northumberland Presents Bottom Feeder
Film Access Northumberland Presents Bottom Feeder
Get ready to kick off the Hallowe'en season with REEL CREATURES. Join Film Access Northumberland for a spine-tingling screening of the creature-feature BOTTOM FEEDER and stick around for the Q&A with writer-director Randy Daudlin.
8 events,
Quinte Exhibition
2023 marks the 200th edition of the Quinte Exhibition. Featuring midway, displays, exhibits and other attractions.
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Each one of our agricultural vendors has been inspected by a MyPick inspector who is qualified to verify that the farmer is producing the goods s/he sells at market. Our craft vendors have been juried for quality and, whenever possible, local, natural, or re-claimed materials have been used. Our prepared food vendors are health
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
9 events,
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
Quinte Exhibition
Quinte Exhibition
2023 marks the 200th edition of the Quinte Exhibition. Featuring midway, displays, exhibits and other attractions.
“Moondance” Exhibit at The Colborne Art Gallery
“Moondance” Exhibit at The Colborne Art Gallery
Join award winning artist Josie Arnold-Radoman in her journey to celebrate the night sky through art, myth, imagination, and music with her collection of night inspired paintings titled, "Moondance".
18 events,
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
The Campbellford Farmers' Market starts the first week of May and runs until the end of October. We are located at the corner of River and Front Streets in Campbellford, Ontario (in the parking lot across from the TD Bank). We offer a variety of vegetables, plants, cut flowers, fruits, meats, crafts, preserves, maple syrup, honey and home baking - locally grown, made and raised.
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
One of the oldest markets in Ontario, Cobourg’s Farmers’ Market was established in 1839 and offers locally grown and certified organic produce, crafts, flowers, plants, cheese, farm fresh meats, breads, pastries, and other delectables.
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
If you are looking for farm fresh produce and meats, home made preserves and baking, as well as hand-crafted treasures, be sure to visit this weekly market.
11 events,
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Pop on by Victoria Square Park in Colborne. Stock up on local honey, craft beer, fresh cut flowers, and organically grown vegetables.
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Visit PEC growers and makers at the Picton Town Hall Farmers' Market, Sundays from May to October. Do your grocery shopping, grab a snack or some lunch, or browse the selection of locally made goods. The best spots for parking are along Market Lane or free at the King Street and Elizabeth Street lots. See you there!
Marmora Fair
Marmora Fair
Homecraft, floral and vegetable displays along with local talent in the arts and photography, Competitions throughout the day. Horse competitions, including a horse and pony show. Demolition Derby on Saturday evening. Heavy Horse Pull during the weekend. For the children, we have the Saturday competitions for the youngsters and the Kiddie Tractor Pull and Petting Zoo.
1 event,
Rednersville Road Art Tour
Rednersville Road Art Tour
Starting in Rossmore or Carrying Place, the 14th annual studio tour delivers a weekend of fun while exploring the arts along this beautiful Prince Edward County road on the shores of the Bay of Quinte.
1 event,
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
1 event,
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
The Front Street Farmers’ Market is beautifully nestled along the Trent Severn Waterway at 67 Front St. in downtown Trenton. Visitors can find a wide variety of artisanal and produce vendors with products ranging from fruits, veggies, crafts to baked goods and more.
6 events,
The Breezeway Country Music Jamboree
A weekend of country music and dancing. Weekend camping with large spacious sites (25 ft. by 40 ft.). 2023 weekend passes with dry camping are $125.00 per person. 1 trailer and 1 tent maximum (6 persons per site max.).
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Each one of our agricultural vendors has been inspected by a MyPick inspector who is qualified to verify that the farmer is producing the goods s/he sells at market. Our craft vendors have been juried for quality and, whenever possible, local, natural, or re-claimed materials have been used. Our prepared food vendors are health
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
13 events,
Warkworth Fair
Warkworth Fair is back for another weekend of tractor pulling, pie baking, horse showing, 4-H competing, music playing, car raffling, midway riding, barbecue eating, sheep shearing, and balloon animal making! Check out our list of events at https://warkworthfair.com/.
Picton Fair
Picton Fair
Welcome to the home of one of Ontario’s oldest agricultural fairs, presented by the Prince Edward Agricultural Society (established 1831) and held annually at the Picton Fairgrounds in Prince Edward County, Ontario.
Boomers & Beyond at Cobourg Library
Boomers & Beyond at Cobourg Library
Fridays at 9:45 am in the Rotary Room. For those 55+. Meet new friends and learn something new at our autumn session. Pick up a brochure from our front desk to learn more. Free light refreshments.
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
19 events,
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
The Campbellford Farmers' Market starts the first week of May and runs until the end of October. We are located at the corner of River and Front Streets in Campbellford, Ontario (in the parking lot across from the TD Bank). We offer a variety of vegetables, plants, cut flowers, fruits, meats, crafts, preserves, maple syrup, honey and home baking - locally grown, made and raised.
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
One of the oldest markets in Ontario, Cobourg’s Farmers’ Market was established in 1839 and offers locally grown and certified organic produce, crafts, flowers, plants, cheese, farm fresh meats, breads, pastries, and other delectables.
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
If you are looking for farm fresh produce and meats, home made preserves and baking, as well as hand-crafted treasures, be sure to visit this weekly market.
10 events,
Picton Fair
Picton Fair
Welcome to the home of one of Ontario’s oldest agricultural fairs, presented by the Prince Edward Agricultural Society (established 1831) and held annually at the Picton Fairgrounds in Prince Edward County, Ontario.
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Pop on by Victoria Square Park in Colborne. Stock up on local honey, craft beer, fresh cut flowers, and organically grown vegetables.
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Visit PEC growers and makers at the Picton Town Hall Farmers' Market, Sundays from May to October. Do your grocery shopping, grab a snack or some lunch, or browse the selection of locally made goods. The best spots for parking are along Market Lane or free at the King Street and Elizabeth Street lots. See you there!
4 events,
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery is proud and privileged to present ‘Fugitive Colour’, an exclusive exhibition of paintings from one of Canada’s finest abstract expressionists, a master colourist—Milly Ristvedt. This survey of paintings from both the artist’s private collection and estate holdings spans three decades from late 1966 to 1990. It is a remarkable collection that reveals the creative possibilities of colour to speak to mind, body and soul.
Phone Help Drop-in at Belleville Library
Phone Help Drop-in at Belleville Library
Bring your Android phone or iPhone and your questions to the Library Board Room. From texting to Wi-Fi to downloading audiobooks, our staff will answer your questions and help you gain confidence in using your phone. No registration required.
Youth Course: Making Comics with Clayton Hanmer
Youth Course: Making Comics with Clayton Hanmer
Do you love to draw and tell stories? Join Illustrator Clayton Hanmer in this fun course for youth! Clayton will guide students through character creation, drawing to suggest movement, finding ideas and inspiration, and tons of fun drawing exercises.
2 events,
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
Author Chat with Merilyn Simonds
Author Chat with Merilyn Simonds
Award-winning Canadian author Merilyn Simonds has recently published a remarkable biography about the extraordinary life of Louis de Kiriline Lawrence, a Swedish aristocrat who survived the Russian Revolution before settling outside North Bay and became an internationally renowned ornithologist. Join us to hear about Merilyn's writing process and what she learned while writing this book.
5 events,
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
Front Street Farmers’ Market (Trenton)
The Front Street Farmers’ Market is beautifully nestled along the Trent Severn Waterway at 67 Front St. in downtown Trenton. Visitors can find a wide variety of artisanal and produce vendors with products ranging from fruits, veggies, crafts to baked goods and more.
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery is proud and privileged to present ‘Fugitive Colour’, an exclusive exhibition of paintings from one of Canada’s finest abstract expressionists, a master colourist—Milly Ristvedt. This survey of paintings from both the artist’s private collection and estate holdings spans three decades from late 1966 to 1990. It is a remarkable collection that reveals the creative possibilities of colour to speak to mind, body and soul.
Parrott Gallery Celebrates 50 Years with Brown Bag Lunch Series
Parrott Gallery Celebrates 50 Years with Brown Bag Lunch Series
In celebration of our 50th anniversary, we re-visit our Brown Bag Lunch series on every other Wednesday from 12:00 – 1:00 pm. Bring your own lunch and we'll provide coffee and tea. Please register for this free event at gallery@bellevillelibrary.ca or call 613-968-6731 ext. 2040.
5 events,
Belleville Farmers’ Market
Belleville Farmers’ Market
The Belleville Farmers Market was established in 1816. It is open year-round to bring together local farmers and food producers to offer the best in local seasonal produce, including fruits and vegetables, microgreens, unpasteurized honey and skin care, gourmet mushrooms, ecologically-raised meat, baking and jams, crafts, and more.
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Lakefield Farmers’ Market
Each one of our agricultural vendors has been inspected by a MyPick inspector who is qualified to verify that the farmer is producing the goods s/he sells at market. Our craft vendors have been juried for quality and, whenever possible, local, natural, or re-claimed materials have been used. Our prepared food vendors are health
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
8 events,
Boomers & Beyond at Cobourg Library
Boomers & Beyond at Cobourg Library
Fridays at 9:45 am in the Rotary Room. For those 55+. Meet new friends and learn something new at our autumn session. Pick up a brochure from our front desk to learn more. Free light refreshments.
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
The Moonwatchers at Melt Gallery
Our annual lunar-themed group show, The Moonwatchers, returns for its third season! We are so excited to present the work of a number of talented Canadian artists, both new and returning artists to the gallery.
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery is proud and privileged to present ‘Fugitive Colour’, an exclusive exhibition of paintings from one of Canada’s finest abstract expressionists, a master colourist—Milly Ristvedt. This survey of paintings from both the artist’s private collection and estate holdings spans three decades from late 1966 to 1990. It is a remarkable collection that reveals the creative possibilities of colour to speak to mind, body and soul.
12 events,
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
The Campbellford Farmers' Market starts the first week of May and runs until the end of October. We are located at the corner of River and Front Streets in Campbellford, Ontario (in the parking lot across from the TD Bank). We offer a variety of vegetables, plants, cut flowers, fruits, meats, crafts, preserves, maple syrup, honey and home baking - locally grown, made and raised.
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
Cobourg Farmers’ Market
One of the oldest markets in Ontario, Cobourg’s Farmers’ Market was established in 1839 and offers locally grown and certified organic produce, crafts, flowers, plants, cheese, farm fresh meats, breads, pastries, and other delectables.
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
Port Hope Farmers’ Market
If you are looking for farm fresh produce and meats, home made preserves and baking, as well as hand-crafted treasures, be sure to visit this weekly market.
11 events,
Madoc Fair
Madoc Fair
Come out for the midway, food and market vendors, truck and tractor pulls, horse and pony pulls, demolition derby, petting zoo, and much more at the Madoc Fair.
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Colborne Farmers’ Market
Pop on by Victoria Square Park in Colborne. Stock up on local honey, craft beer, fresh cut flowers, and organically grown vegetables.
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market
Visit PEC growers and makers at the Picton Town Hall Farmers' Market, Sundays from May to October. Do your grocery shopping, grab a snack or some lunch, or browse the selection of locally made goods. The best spots for parking are along Market Lane or free at the King Street and Elizabeth Street lots. See you there!
4 events,
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery Presents Fugitive Colour
Oeno Gallery is proud and privileged to present ‘Fugitive Colour’, an exclusive exhibition of paintings from one of Canada’s finest abstract expressionists, a master colourist—Milly Ristvedt. This survey of paintings from both the artist’s private collection and estate holdings spans three decades from late 1966 to 1990. It is a remarkable collection that reveals the creative possibilities of colour to speak to mind, body and soul.