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August 2020
Port Hope Arts Festival
The 17th annual Arts Festival returns to the Port Hope Farmers’ Market on August 8. The event is a celebration of art, agriculture and community. Art and Farm vendors will be set up behind Town Hall from 8am until 3pm selling Canadian made and grown products. Visit Memorial Park between 10am and 3pm for live entertainment from the Bandshell, a summer BBQ, painting with vegetables and other colourful interactive activities for the kids. This annual event is free, outdoors and…
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The 17th annual Arts Festival returns to the Port Hope Farmers’ Market on August 8. The event is a celebration of art, agriculture and community. Art and Farm vendors will be set up behind Town Hall from 8am until 3pm selling Canadian made and grown products. Visit Memorial Park between 10am and 3pm for live entertainment from the Bandshell, a summer BBQ, painting with vegetables and other colourful interactive activities for the kids. This annual event is free, outdoors and…
Find out more »September 2020
A Hall So Grand
Victoria Hall Volunteers will present A HALL SO GRAND, a Celebration of 160 years of Victoria Hall in Words, Images and Song on Saturday, September 19, 2020, at 8 pm, in the Concert Hall, Victoria Hall, Cobourg. Created by historian Hugh Brewster, the evening will tell the remarkable story of how Cobourg came to have “a hall so grand”, and give highlights from its 160 years – from the royal ball which launched it in 1860 to its rescue from…
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