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Event Series Brighton Applefest

Brighton Applefest

Municipality of Brighton 35 Alice Street, Brighton

The community of Brighton, in eastern Ontario, is surrounded by rich agricultural land with an abundance of apple orchards and roadside farmers' stalls. To bear witness to the bountiful apple harvest at the height of the harvesting season, Brighton celebrates its annual Applefest festival over the last full weekend of September. Join us as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary in 2024!

Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market

Picton Town Hall 2 Ross Street, Picton

The Picton Town Hall Farmers’ Market is a community-focused market that provides access to locally produced and grown products while supporting local growers and producers in ways that encourage ecological and community sustainability.

Codrington Farmers’ Market

2992 County Rd. 30 2992 County Rd. 30, Codrington

We are the only market in the area with Sunday hours, and the only truly rural location. Our market is in the heart of agricultural land and our vendors showcase their locally grown produce surrounded by farms.

Event Series Paper Wild Rose Workshop

Paper Wild Rose Workshop

County Arts Lab 206 Main Street, Unit 2E, Picton

In this course, participants aged 18+ with all levels of creativity will learn the skills needed to create a highly realistic paper wild rose. To begin, participants will learn the art of seeing how to look at a flower and observe both its beauty and its complexity. By learning the botanical names of all parts of a flower and identifying them, participants will see how all the components of a single flower fit together to create and sustain its life. Then participants will learn how to translate what they see into paper.