The lighthouse group will be hosting the Annual Lighthouse Carnival on the Saturday July. 26th 2025. The fundraising event features entertainment, food, lighthouse tours, film screenings and an ecological exhibit. For tickets that include charter transportation please click here. For tickets that do not include the charter because you are arriving by boat, click here.
Départ : A l’entrée du parc Tommy Thompson située à l’extrémité sud de la rue Leslie Street (à côté des sanitaires). Arrivée : au même endroit Comment venir : Stationnement disponible à l’entrée du parc (avenue Unwin). TTC : prendre le tramway de la rue Queen, descendre à Queen’s et Leslie et descendre la rue Leslie vers le SUD...
The highly anticipated Little Jamaica Music History Walking Tour is back in action! This unique and immersive look at Eglinton West’s cultural district dives into music landmarks and figures that helped create the ‘Toronto sound’. The Canada Black Music Archives (CBMA) is pleased to announce a special addition to the 2025 season. The tour will...
Freedom Realized and Delayed Guest speaker Dr. Natasha Henry-Dixon—renowned historian, educator, and advocate for Black history in Canada will speak to the historical significance of Emancipation Day, illuminating stories of Black resistance, resilience, and community-building in Canadian history, celebrating the richness of Black Canadian culture and contributions. An open Q&A session will allow participants to...
Folklore, true crime, heroes and Elvis: Oxford County’s most noteworthy moments are captured in, “Growing Stronger Together: A Celebration of Oxford County’s Past,” a new book by the Oxford County Archives that celebrates the 175th anniversary of the County’s incorporation. A collection of stories about local people, events and communities, the book has its origins...
