June 2, 2006 - June 4, 2006
Thamesville, Ontario , THE BIG PICNIC WEEKEND
Westover Treatment Centre & Ferguson Park , June 2 - Comedy Nite includes dinner and Leo Dufour & Ben Guyatt $20. June 3 - FREE FAMILY DAY, horse & wagon rides, face painting, dunk tanks, non stop free entertainment, birds of prey show, baseball, ethnic food vendors and more from 10 am to 5 pm June 3 - 6:30 pm Concert Beatlemania from Las Vegas & Da Blooze Brothers $20. June 4 - Multifaith Service, many faiths demonstrate how the Golden Rule is in all of our beleifs, includes brunch $20. more info www.westover-fdn.org Fee: Saturday is free -others $20.00 each, $55.00 for all three events Tracy Lucio 519-692-5110
tlucio@westover-fdn.org

Saturday, June 3
Kitchener - Family Water Festival
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard
10:00 am - 4:30 pm Do you know how much water we use when you take a five minute shower?  Or, how much water the average Canadian uses per day?  Do you know how much water it takes to process one quarter pound of hamburger or manufacture one new automobile?  The entire family is invited to the Family Water Festival to discover the answers to these questions and more.  There will be door prizes, household water saving tips and gadgets, and a splashing good time at this hands-on interactive event that is educational and fun for the whole family. Admission:  Free. Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

June 3,2006 - June 3, 2006
Elmira, Ontario , Robin in the Hood Medieval Festival
Gibson Park, Elmira , Join us for a day of merriment where you will witness: Knights in Battle, Archery, Music, Magic, Juggling, Games, Food and a Royal Court! Fee: $4/person, $10/family(5 or less people)
rinhood@gmail.com

June 3, 2006
Brantford, Grand River Environmental Festival
Brant's Crossin, Wilfrid Laurier/Mohawk Environmental Group is holding an Environmental Festival behind the Brantford Casino, along the banks of the Grand River on June 3, 2006. We welcome the community to come out and join us in our celebration.  From 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. all involved will hike along the banks of the river to pick up untold amounts of litter. At 12:00 p.m. an appreciation BBQ lunch will be provided for all participants that helped in the clean up. Also, during this time we will provide the community with a Toronto Band and DJ entertainment. If anyone wishes to donate goods, funds, entertainment and /or participation please contact Tracey Bucci at (519)751-2193 to officially be registered. FREE 519 751 2193
tbucci@osgoode.yorku.ca

June 3, 2006
Seaforth, Community Yard Sale and Sidewalk Sale
Around Town, Huge community yard sale and sidewalk sale. 
Contact (519) 527-0160

June 3, 2006
St. Marys, St. Marys Horticultural Society presents 9th Annual Garden Fair
The Flats,  Everything for your garden.  Including rare and unusual perennials, hosta's garden decor, one of a kind bird houses and feeders, lush hanging booklets, alpines, succulent small bushes and tree metal sculptures, trellis', water plants, heritage tomatoes, vegetable plants, etc.  Over 20 vendors. 8:30 am - 1 pm www.stonetown.com/horticulture Free (519)-393-5579

Saturday, June 3
Kitchener - Growing a Drought Resistant Garden
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard
As summer approaches, seasonal watering restrictions can be anticipated.  Learn how to keep your garden healthy and happy while still conserving water.  Bob Wildfong, Doon Heritage Crossroads’ Heritage Gardener will teach the tricks of growing a drought resistant garden.  Sessions are approximately 30 minutes in length and will run throughout the day.
Admission:  Free as part of the Family Water Festival. Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

June 3, 2006 - June 3, 2006
Ayr, Ontario , Home Tour
Ayr, Ontario , Home Tour - featuring 6 homes displaying farm houses, modern loft living to brand new. Hours are 10am-5pm. $15 per ticket or 2 for $25.00 Contact:: Danna Greer 519-632-7557
info@fahrenheitdesigns.com

June 3, 2006
Stratford, Fifth Annual Railway Heritage Day
Kiwanis Community Centre, Displays of railway historical artifacts, books, pictures, uniforms, hardware and a wide range of model trains and operating layouts.  Many other railway related displays and objects. 10 am - 4 pm  www.stratfordperthmuseum.ca Donations
(519)-271-5311

June 4, 2006
Brantford, The Magic of Mozart
First Baptist Church, The Grand River Chorus presents a matinee (3 pm) all-Mozart performance in celebration of the 250th anniversary of this great composer's birth. Fee: SR $15 AD $20 Students: $15 CH $5 David Neumann. 519-759-7885,
grandriverchorus@rogers.com

June 4, 2006  
Bayfield, Walk for Dog gGides,
Bayfield Community Centre.  9 a.m.  An opportunity to exercise your dog while supporting Canine Vision Canada.  Costs to train a guide dog $6,000.  Pledges are important to this cause.  Pledge sheets available by contacting J. Gerald Stirling (519) 482-7625 

June 04, 2006 - June 04, 2006
Port Dover, Ontario
CorVette FeVer, Port Dover presented by Meguiars , Powell Park, Port Dover Corvette lovers cruise to Port Dover and congregate at Powell Park to see and be seen! Fee: Free Admission Port Dover Board of Trade 519 583-1314
info@portdover.ca

June 4, 2006
Fort Erie, Second Annual Binational Trails Day
Veteran's Way, SECOND ANNUAL BINATIONAL TRAILS DAY - JUNE 4, 2006 Run, Bike, Walk, Paddle or Hike your way to the Binational Trails Day! June 4th 2006 marks the second annual Binational Trails Day event, providing participants with the perfect opportunity to discover the wonderful array of land and water trails that this beautiful Binational Region has to offer. Kick off the day with a pancake breakfast! Green and blue trails in Niagara and Erie Counties in Western New York and the Niagara Region in Ontario are showcased by participating clubs and communities. Visit our website www.binationaltrailsday.com for program details, maps and times. For additional information please contact us via email at binationaltrailsday@btapartners.com or toll free 1-888-333-1987. Free, Bruce Harris 1-888-333-1987
binationaltrailsday@btapartners.com

June 4
Brantford, Brantford Sychronized Swimming Annual Water Show
The Wayne Gretzky Center, This is a Spectacular Show of grace and elegance in the water.  The Brant Synchro Club teams that have competed all around Ontario in the season, Showoff their fantastic skills, for all of Brantford to see. Family $5.00 or $3.00 per person April Hugman 751-2076
brantsynchro@sympatico.ca

June 7, 2006  
Exeter, South Huron Trade & Information Expo
South Huron Recreation Centre, 94 Victoria Street East
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Good entertainment, food, door prizes and lots of goods and information for people of all ages. Admission:  2 for $5 or $3 each.  Contact:  Jim Bearss or Donna Clarke (519) 235-0310 ext. 239,
j.bearss@town.southhuron.on.ca

June 7, 2006
Stratford, Festival Inn 2nd Annual Strawberry Social
Festival Inn, Enjoy an exquisite meal, fashion show from local stores, gardening tips and merchandise from local vendors.  Lots of prizes to be won! 11 am and 5 pm $15/A/Lunch, $20/A/Dinner
(519)-273-1150

June 9, 2006
Elora, Ontario , "'Acoustic' in the Penstock" featuring Elizabeth Gordon
Elora Mill Inn's Penstock Lounge , Enjoy a relaxing and inspiring evening of Live Acoustic Music! Featured artist: "Elizabeth Gordon" - Jazz & Blues Style Singer, Songwriter & Pianist. 8:00pm to 11:00pm ...Part of the Elora Mill Inn's "Live Music Fridays" programming. No Cover Charge Wendy Stremlaw 519-846-9118
information@eloramill.com

June 9 - June 11, 2006
Woodstock, Great Canadian Outdoor Expo
Canada's Outdoor Park, This Three day, family-oriented expo, that will delight all outdoor enthusiasts! Canada's hands-on demonstration expo is set in the great outdoors! The latest in outdoor living products and services will be featured in a demonstration-oriented, hands-on environment. Seeing is believing! The Expos are: Backyard, Camping, Cottage, Gardening, Sportsmen, Travel, Food, Games, Water and Wheels. So "Get Out" to the outdoors! June 9th: 12:00pm-6:00pm June 10th & 11th: 10:00am-6:00pm 1-800-563-5441
info@greatcanadianoutdoorexpo.com

June 9 to 11, 2006  
Wingham, Wingham Musical Muskrat Festival
Around town Fun filled weekend for the whole community to enjoy!  Golf tournament, Legion breakfast, boat building competition, kiddy parade, food booth, volleyball tournament, road hockey, dances, drama presentation, Alice Munro Social, interdenominational church service.  Come and meet our mascot!  Contact:  Kerri Herrfort (519) 357-3550
kherrfort@townofnorthhuron.ca

June 10, 2006 - June 10, 2006
Kitchener , Latitudes Storytelling Festival
Trinity United Church, 74 Frederick Street , Latitudes Storytelling Festival is a free festival highlighting stories from around the world. Stories are the threads that weave the tapestry of our community. They pass on traditions. They educate. They entertain. Stories celebrate culture and heritage. Held on June 10, 2006, at Trinity United Church, 74 Frederick St., Kitchener, Latitudes is a non-religious festival that celebrates Trinityâ s 100 years as a landmark in downtown Kitchener. Smudging ceremony at 9, programme from 10am to 5pm. We are pleased to have Susie Minto joining us from Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Rhea Green is our Iroquoian storyteller, and Adwoa Badoe of Guelph will bring us tales of Ghana. There will be a childrenâ s area (a festival within a festival), and a storybook exchange between two local cultural schools. James Gordon, singer-songwriter and activist, will tell tales to adults and children alike. There will be a theatre performance, and a short-story-in-a-day contest organized by Kitchener Public Library. There will be celebrity guest book readings, including John Milloy, MPP for Kitchener Centre, who will read his favourite childrenâ s book. An interactive literacy marketplace is also part of the dayâ s events, as is a global coffeehouse with a rota of its own storytellers and musicians. Fee: Free Lori-Ann Livingston
519-584-1758
latitudes@canada.com

June 10, 2006
St. Marys, St. Marys Spring Finale
St. Marys United Church, St. Marys Children's Choir & Festival Youth Singers, Alumni Singers with Eileen Baldwin, Conductor and Andreas Thiel, Piano.   7:30 pm www.stmaryschildrenchoir.ca $15/AD, $10/CH (519)-284-8009

June 10, 2006
Stratford, Family Room - Oliver! - Song and Dance Workshop
Want to sing and dance?  Join Festival actors and learn a song and dance from the musical Oliver!.  Followed by lunch.  Parents are encouraged to join in and experience Stratford backstage. 10 am www.stratfordfestival.ca $45/AD/CH/ST
1-800-567-1600

June 10, 2006
Burlington, Sam's Day 2006
Brant Hills Community Centre 1:00-4:30 pm.  A 2nd annual family fun event & birthday celebration for Sam Lack, a poignant milestone for this brave little boy who has battled neuroblastoma cancer. Proceeds from Sam's Day 2006 will go to the James Fund for Neuroblastoma Research at Sick Kids. A value packed day for your family to enjoy live entertainment and performances, a BBQ lunch, carnival, and more! Help make an important difference to kids like Sam who rely on research and medical advances to save their lives. Family Pass $25, Single Adult Admission $10 Jill Davies 289-242-8269
jill@samsday.org

June 10, 11, 2006  
Hensall, 138th Annual Hensall Spring Fair
Hensall & District Community Centre
Fri. 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission Free.  Contact: Kay Wise (519) 262-2050 

June 10, 2006 - June 30, 2006
Waterloo , Feature of glass work by Robert Held, founding father of Canadian glass
Harbinger Gallery , Event Description: Featuring the glass work by the founding father of the Canadian glass movement, Robert Held. Important times: gallery open Tues-Fri. 10:30-6, Sat. 10:30-5 Descriptions may be edited for length. Fee: Fee/Free ( SR=Senior AD=Adults CH=Children DON=Donation ) No Fee Tel:747-4644
art@harbingergallery.com

June 10, 2006
Brantford , Brantford 3-On-3 Streetball Tournament
Brantford & District Civic Centre , One of Brantford's newest and most exciting sporting events! Proceeds will benefit Community Living Brant's Literacy Program. Visit the Community Living Brant website for more information, www.clbrant.com. $120.00 entry fee per team. Spectators welcomed free of charge. Sue Gemmell 519-756-2662, ext. 222
suegemmell@clbrant.com

June 10, 11, 2006  
Near Seaforth, Spring Show and Sale of Pottery
Beechwood Pottery, 44004 Bridge Road, 4 km north of St. Columban (Hwy #8) on McKillop Side Rd. #10 (Beechwood Line) corner of Bridge Road. Studio open house, noon to 6 p.m., featuring new work in stoneware and porcelain by award winning potter Robert Tetu.  Choose from functional pottery or beautiful one-of-a-kind decorative items, all displayed in our historical general store.  Commissions accepted.  Contact: Robert Tetu (519) 345-2184,
beechwood@cyg.net

June 11, 2006 - June 11, 2006
Brantford , Open House
Brant Rod & Gun Club, 54 Henderson Road , Everyone Welcome! Past President Dedication, Tours of Clubhouse, fish Hatchery, Memorial Forest; displays of Tall Grass Prairie and Oak Savannah restoration; trap range and Archery demos; historical displays - 1 pm to 5 pm Fee: Free callKathy 519-756-9386 kfm00@rogers.com

June 11, 2006
Stratford, Family Sunday
Gallery Stratford, Bring your family to enjoy child-friendly hands-on art activities.  All ages welcome.  Materials and instruction provided for this drop-in program.  Free (519)271-5271

June 11, 2006  
Seaforth, Spring Breakfast
Van Egmond House, London Rd., Egmondville
8 a.m. to 1 p.m.  REAL MAPLE SYRUP on pancakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, home fried potatoes, toast, jam, muffins, coffee and juice.  Breakfast: adults, Adults $6.00, children $3.00, preschool free. Jean Fox (519) 523-4411

June 11, 2006 - June 11, 2006
St. Marys and Stratford , Morris Dancers
Water Street, St. Marys and downtown Stratford , Let the sound of jingling bells, clanging iron soled shoes and crashing sticks lead you to displays of Morris Dancing. Fifteen dance teams from Canada and the United States including the local St. Marys team will be demonstrating these traditional English dances. 11 am - 12:30 pm - Water Street, St. Marys 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm - Memorial Gardens and City Hall, Stratford Fee: Free
(519)-273-4866

June 11, 2006 11-4pm
Southampton , River Clean Up
Saugeen River , This is an event where you, the paddler can give back to the outdoor environment you enjoy so much. Join us with our staff and family to clean up a section of the Saugeen River by paddling down and removing as much unsightly garbage as you can. We will also clean up the launch area and take out at Dennyâ s Dam. After your hard day of work, lunch is on us. Burgers, hot dogs and drinks reward your efforts, as well as prizes for most trash collected. Sign up soon and have fun while cleaning up our watershed. Must be comfortable in a canoe Fee: Free callThorncrest Outfitters 1-888-345-2925 Info@thorncrestoutfitters.com

June 13, 2006 - June 13, 2006
Burlington Paletta Lakefront Park Wine Tasting Series , Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion , Once a month experts from top Ontario wineries will speak about the history and development of their wines and wineries, as they lead you through a sampling of their products. After tasting is finished you're invited to stay and enjoy hors d'oeuvres provided by our caterers and door prizes will be rewarded. Starts at 7p.m. . Tickets $25.00 each Contact:: Dorothy Olah 905-632-7809 ext.3
olahd@burlington.ca

Tuesday and Thursday, June 13 & 15
Kitchener - Apprentice Blacksmithing for Youth
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 7:00 - 9:00 pmFor two evenings in June, youth can ‘apprentice’ with Blacksmith Terry Veevers and learn the basic skills and science of blacksmithing.  This hands-on workshop will teach youth how to work with iron using a blacksmithing forge.  Take-away projects include iron hooks and a horse shoe.  Safety footwear required.  Safety eyewear provided.  Bring your own non-breakable drinking water bottle.  For ages 14 to 18.  No previous experience required. Admission:  $50.00 per person plus GST.  Member’s discount applies.  Capacity limited.  Pre-registration required.  Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

Wednesday, June 14     
Kitchener - Seniors’ Day
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Doon Heritage Crossroads invites seniors over age 55, for a nostalgic trip down memory lane with a visit to the turn of the century village. Musical entertainment, horse-drawn wagon rides and a sing-a-long in the Church, will add to the fun and memories on this very special day. Admission:  Free for those 55 years of age and over. Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

June 15, 2006 - June 18, 2006
Burlington , Burlington's Sound of Music Festival
Waterfront & Downtown , Four Fabulous Days of Music! Jazz, folk, rock, pop, Latin, Celtic, blues, country, Children's Acts and more . . .on several stages along our beautiful waterfront and downtown. Featuring DOWNTOWN STREETFEST Friday and Saturday nights. Grande Festival Parade Saturday - 11am www.soundofmusic.on.ca FREE
info@soundofmusic.on.ca

June 16, 2006 - June 16, 2006
Elora, Ontario , "'Eclectic' Night at the Inn" featuring Rob Morris & Special Guest
Elora Mill Inn's Penstock Lounge , Sit back, relax & be entertained! "Rob Morris" - Talented Guitarist & Vocalist with special guest musicians from our community! Enjoy an evening of Celtic, Folk & 'A Mixed Bag' of music. 8:00pm to 11:00pm ...Part of the Elora Mill Inn's "Live Music Fridays" programming. . No Cover Charge Wendy Stremlaw 519-846-9118
information@eloramill.com

June 17, 2006 - June 17, 2006
Ayr, Ontario , Fresh Ayr Festival
Ayr, Ontario , "Fun-filled day of events for the whole family" - Starts with a parade, fishing derby, artists, crafters displaying their work throughout the park & streets of Ayr. Our celebration this year is "Children & Youth" with entertainment & a variety of children activities to participate in. Come out & enjoy the day in beautiful Ayr. Free Contact:: Danna Greer 519-632-7557
info@fahrenheitdesigns.com

June 16 to 18, 2006  
Zurich, Zurich 150th Home Coming Weekend
Around Village Starting 5 p.m. on Friday till 5 p.m. on Sunday.  Fri. evening Go-man supper, Saturday - Museum parade at noon, then donkey baseball, entertainment and dance.  Sunday breakfast and church service.  Contact:  Joyce McBeath (519) 236-4717 
jmcbeath@hay.net

June 16 to 18, 2006  
Lucknow, Lucknow Strawberry Summerfest
Dungannon Tractor Pull, slo-pitch tournament, youth soccer tournament, car show, pancake breakfast, children’s activities.  Dances.  Please check our website often as more details of our annual event rollout. www.strawberrysummerfest.com  Contact: Ken Irwin (519) 528-3195 (home) or 529-7953,
kirwin@lucknowco-op.com

June 16, 2006 - June 17, 2006
Ayr,, Grand River Baroque Festival
The Buehlow Barn , The Grand River Baroque Festival strives to present concerts of the highest quality, involving performers of international reputation. Kevin Mallon, Artistic Director, leads the Aradia Ensemble in selections from Mozartâ s Le Nozze de Figaro, his Symphony No. 40, and Handelâ s Music for the Royal Fireworks and Watermusic. This year features special guests Musica Franca, James Mason, Kathy Halvorson, Carla Huhtanen, and guest lecturer Gordon Greene. By presenting the only Baroque music festival in rural Ontario for the fifth year, the Festival combines two strong definitive elements of culture in southwestern Ontario â our historic support for the arts and our rich agricultural heritage. Concerts are as follows: Friday 8pm (Handel) Saturday 2:30pm (Summer Reeding) Saturday 5:00pm (Dinner and Lecture) Saturday 8:00pm (Mozart.) For more details, please visit www.grbf.ca. Fee: $15-35 . Centre in the Square Box Office 519-578-1570
grbf@bellnet.ca

June 17 - July 12, 2006
Guelph, "Elements"
Barber Gallery, 167 Suffolk Street, Guelph Original artwork providing the basis for the book "Elements" by Robert Francis Brown. Free Barber Gallery  (519) 824-0821
sales@barbergallery.com

June 17, 2006  
Dungannon, Dungannon Truck and Tractor Pull
4:30.  Contact:  Steve Adams (519) 529-7108

June 17, 18, 2006  
Bayfield, Sail and Canvas
Around village, Bayfield’s event of fine artisans and Maritime pleasures sharing a canvas theme.  Mingle with accomplished artists; saunter and shop our treasures; enjoy spectacular sunsets and lovely beach.  Contact:  Bayfield and Area Chamber of Commerce (519) 565-2499 or 1-866-565-2499
info@bayfieldpuregold.com

June 17 -  18, 2006
Milverton, Milverton Rodeo Weekend
Milverton Fairgrounds, Competitive event, part of the Doge Rodeo Tour Event includes saddle & bareback bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, calf roping, ladies barrel racing, junior steer riding and junior barrel racing.  Outdoor event and takes place rain or shine.  All advance tickets $3 off. 2 pm - 5 pm www.ontariorodeo.com Fee: $15/A, $10/CH
(519)-595-8177

June 17, 2006 - June 18, 2006
Halton Hills (Georgetown) , Classics Against Cancer
Cedarvale Park , Saturday- Performance Vehicles Sunday- Classic Cars All proceeds to cancer chairities Contact:: Halton Hills Chamber of Commere 905-877-7119
tourism@haltonhillschamber.on.ca

June 17, 2006 - August 26, 2006
Goderich , Gairbraid Theatre Company
The Livery Theatre, 35 South St. , Visit Canada's prettiest town on Ontario's West Coast and enjoy a premiere theatre experience. Goderich's own Gairbraid Theatre Company performs daytime pageants, evening historical music dramas and Shakespearean comedies throughout the summer! Fee: $18 SR $20 AD $15 ST Children under 12 free . Gairbraid Theatre Company 519 524-7228
livery@hurontel.on.ca

June 18, 2006 - June 18, 2006
Stratford , Celebrated Writers Series
Studio Theatre , Author of Empire Lite: Nation-Building in Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan and The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror, Michael Ignatieff has also written the novels Scar Tissue, Charlie Johnson in the Flames and After Paradise. 10 am Fee: $15/A 1-800-567-1600

June 18, 2006 - June 18, 2006
Elora, Ontario , "Father's Day Brunch"
Elora Mill Inn's Gorge Dining Room , Its Dad's turn for a brunch out! Enjoy our fabulous full brunch buffet surrounded by the historic beauty of the Elora Mill Inn. 11:30am to 3:00pm $28.95 adults / $18.95 children under 10 Franklin Kerr, Innkeeper 519-846-9118
information@eloramill.com

June 18, 2006
Rockton, Father's Day Steam and Machine Show, Westfield Heritage Village, 1049 Regional Road 552 Treat Dad to a great time, brought to you in part by the Rockton Antique Agricultural and Hobby Association that features steam locomotive displays, steam tractor, antique cars, antique machinery, demonstrations and much more.  Visit our Railway Station, T.H. & B locomotive and special railway exhibits.  Runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
$6.50 AD, $5.50 SR, $3.50 CH Westfield Heritage Village 800-883-0104
west@nonline.net

June 19, 2006 - June 19, 2006
Burlington Paletta Lakefront Park Open House , Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion , From 11a.m. to 2p.m. the public is invited to experience the splendour and history of Paletta Mansion. Volunteers will be on hand to answer questions, while visitors take in the exquisite decor and architectural magnificence of this restored heritage home. This 11,000 square foot historical mansion boasts 7 fireplaces, gleaming hardwood floors, as well as original fixtures, trim and murals. . Free Terry Milewski 905-632-7809 ext.5
milewskit@burlington.ca

Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 20, 22, 27 & 29
Kitchener - Blacksmithing 101 Workshop
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard
7:00 - 9:00 pm For four evenings in June, adults can ‘apprentice’ with Blacksmith Terry Veevers and learn the basic skills and science of blacksmithing. This hands-on workshop will teach participants how to work with iron using a blacksmithing forge.  Participants will make and take-away a pair of blacksmith tongs.  Safety footwear required.  Safety eyewear provided.  Bring your own non-breakable drinking water bottle.  For ages 19 and over.  No previous experience required. Admission:  $100.00 per person plus GST.  Member’s discount applies.  Capacity limited.  Pre-registration required.  Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

June 20, 2006 - June 20, 2006
Elora, Ontario , "Seniors' Supper Club" featuring Joe Lucchetta
Elora Mill Inn's Gorge Dining Room , Enjoy an exceptional 3-Course gourmet dinner in our historic Gorge Dining Room while being entertined by one of our talented local artists: "Joe Lucchetta" - Singer, Pianist & Entertainer! 5:30pm to 7:30pm ...This program runs the 3rd Tuesday of every month! (Group Rates available) . $18.95 per person includes dinner & live entertainment! Wendy Stremlaw 519-846-9118
information@eloramill.com

June 21, 2006 - June 21, 2006
Stratford , Annual Charity Golf Classic
Stratford Golf & Country Club , Hosted by Community Living Stratford and Area and RE/MAX a-b Realty in support of people with an intellectual disability living in Stratford and area. Vision: That all people live as valued, contributing members of society. 9 am - 4 pm Fee: $115/Per Person or $460/Team (519)-273-1000

June 21 - 22, 2006
Stratford, Ontario Pork Congress
Stratford Fairgrounds, Ontario Pork trade show including junior barrow competition, education program, pig art, barbecue competition, craft show, pork dinners and refreshments. 10 am - 5 pm www.porkcongress.on.ca Fee: $5/AD/SR
(519)-625-8811

June 22, 2006 - June 22, 2006
West Montrose , 3rd Annual Show and Shine
West Montrose Family Campground , Event Description: Lots of cars and trucks, old and new. Entertainment, Refreshments and Lots of Fun. Cost of car owners is free. Visitors cost is $2.00 per car. Important times 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Descriptions may be edited for length. Fee: Cost for car owners is free. Visitors cost is $2.00 per car. Debbie Reed (519) 669-2129
www.westmontrosecamp.com

June 22 - September 4, 2006
Fergus/Elora, Insights: a jorored art exhibit.
Wellington County Museum & Archives
Multi media, in association with the Elora Arts Council. SR $2, AD $3, CH $1 Front Desk 519 846-0916 x 221
info@wcm.on.ca

June 23, 2006
St. Marys, Hall of Fame Celebrity Golf Tournament
St. Marys Golf & Country Club, Our 10th annual Celebrity Golf Classic fundraiser will contain three meals, a jam packed gift bag, chance to win cars and a great day with amazing celebrities.
$1000-4 people and hole sponsor, $200/person, $250/hole sponsor Scott Crawford 519-284-1838 scott@baseballhalloffame.ca

June 23 to 25, 2006  
Slo-pitch tournament, youth soccer tournament, car show, pancake breakfast, children’s activities.  Dances.  Please check our website often as more details of our annual event rollout. www.strawberrysummerfest.com  Contact: Ken Irwin (519) 528-3195 (home) or 529-7953, kirwin@lucknowco-op.com

June 23, 2006 - June 23, 2006
Elora, Ontario , "'Acoustic' in the Penstock" featuring Karla Kale & Lesley Bouza
Elora Mill Inn's Penstock Lounge , Enjoy a relaxing and inspiring evening of Live Acoustic Music! Featured artists: Harpist "Karla Kale" & Vocalist "Lesley Bouza". 8:00pm to 11:00pm. ...Part of the Elora Mill Inn's "Live Music Fridays" programming. . No Cover Charge Wendy Stremlaw 519-846-9118
information@eloramill.com

June 23 - 25, 2006
Manitoulin Island, Women's Outdoor Weekend
All inclusive women's outdoor camping weekend including circle dancing, yoga, murder mysery orienteering, pal dan gam, relaxation massage, one stroke painting, outdoor cooking, This is A Play, nature walk with LLama's, mini putt challenge, swimming & wind up stone soup luncheon Gordon's Park, 18777 Hwy 6, Manitoulin Island. Fee: 160.00 & gst Rita Gordon 705-859-2470
rita@gordonspark.com

June 23 - June 24
St. Marys , St. Marys Public Library Giant Used Book Sale
TBA (call 519-284-3346) , Annual sale of used books, magazines, videos, etc. Fri. 10am-6pm and Sat. 10am-4pm Fee: Fee/Free ( SR=Senior AD=Adults CH=Children DON=Donation ) - Friends of the Library 519-284-3346 -
cpoon@post.library.on.ca

June 24 - 25, 2006
Sutton, Field Day
Sutton Fair Grounds, Local Radio Enthusiasts Share Their Passion for Technology and Public Service During FieldDay Weekend All who come out will be able to participate in live on-air demonstrations, communications and emergency preparedness activities as guests of the York Region Amateur Radio Club (YRARC) as they gear up to have fun at the Amateur Radio Field Day Weekend. During Field Day, local enthusiasts will put on demonstrations and take part in activities to raise awareness about Amateur Radio. The week culminates with the annual preparedness exercise called "Field Day," Free Dave Marzetti, FieldDay Co-ordinator, 705) 437-3069,
ve3slm@rac.ca

June 24, 2006
St. Marys, Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum Induction Ceremony
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, Our annual induction ceremony starts late morning and also includes a bbq, beer tent, silent auction, museum tours, ball games and a celebrity autograph session.  FREE. Scott Crawford, 519-284-1838
scott@baseballhalloffame.ca

June 24, 2006
St. Marys, Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame A great fundraising night for the Hall of Fame as we bring in live bands, food and beverages so everyone can party the night away and raise some funds for our Kids on Deck summer camp.$5-$10 per person (519)-284-1838
scott@baseballhalloffame.ca

June 24, 2006
Baden, Whispers of Wilmot
Castle Kilbride, This day will include performances by the New Hamburg Concert Band and other musical entertainers, tours of the Castle, 4 heritage themes fair on the front lawn with demonstrations from the 1800's, antique tractor and car show, garden tours, lectures and antique road show appraisers.  10 am - 4 pm  www.castlekilbride.ca Donation
(519)-634-8444

June 24, 2006
Stratford, Family Room - South Pacific - Vocal Performance
Want to learn how to sing?  Festival actors will teach you how to properly use your voice and learn a song from the musical South Pacific.  Followed by lunch.  Parents are encouraged to join in and experience Stratford backstage.  10 am  www.stratfordfestival.ca Fee: $45/AD/ST/CH
1-800-567-1600

June 24 & 25
Kitchener - The K-W Amateur Radio Club Field Day 2006
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard
12:00 Noon Saturday to 4:00 pm Sunday Visit with the operators and members of the Kitchener Waterloo Amateur Radio Club as they demonstrate their skill and knowledge in emergency preparedness during a 24 hour period, from 12 noon on Saturday until 12 noon on Sunday.  Operators will be at Doon until 4:00 pm on Sunday afternoon. Admission:  $6.00 Adults, $4.00 Seniors/Students, $3.00 Children, Children 4 and Under Free.  (Admission prices include all taxes.) Contact:  Tom Reitz  519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca

June 24 - June 25, 2006
Port Dover, Lake Erie Interclub Cruise
Port Dover, Since 1907, five days of sailboat racing draw 60 craft and crew from yacht clubs on the eastern end of the lake. www.norfolktourism.ca Fee/Free (SR=Senior AD=Adults CH=Children DON=Donation ) Port Dover Board of Trade, 519-583-1314

June 24 - June 25
Guelph , Faery Fest
Riverside Park , On this midsummer's weekend (June 24/25 10am-5pm), come to Guelph's Riverside Park because you cannot miss the opportunity to sample the sparkling line up of entertainment, vendors, and activities planned! Faery Fest aims to bring you the best in local performing and visual arts all with a fantasy twist that will delight faeries and humans of all ages. Come help us celebrate the magic in you! Fee: AD=$8 CH=$5 , T. Shawn Johnson Tel:: 519-824-2362 mailto:: info@faeyfest.com

June 24 - 25, 2006
Guelph, Painting on the Green Art Show and Sale
Delhi Recreation Centre (65 Delhi Street), Guelph Creative Arts Association presents the 46th annual Painting on the Green Juried Art Show and Sale. Entries welcome, guest exhibitors, craft vendors, musical entertainment (Sat 1-3 and Sun 2-4), artist demos (Sat 11-1 and Sun 12-2).
Free Daisy Kurp 519 836-7208
carye_mahoney@yahoo.com

June 25, 2006 - June 25, 2006
Guelph , Gardenscapes 2006
11 private Guelph gardens , a self-guided tour of 11 private Guelph gardens. 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. rain or shine. Sponsored by Macdonald Stewart Art Centre Volunteers. $12 each 519-837-0010; www.msac.ca Fee: $12 each Contact:: Macdonald Stewart Art Centre 519-837-0010 -
info@msac.ca

June 25, 2006 - June 25, 2006
Stratford , Expect the Extraordinary
Paul D. Fleck Marquee, Festival Theatre , PAL Stratford's Live and Silent Auction also includes entertainment, dancing, food and a cash bar. Tickets available at Bradshaws and The Green Room. Expect to bid on costumes and Invite an actor to breakfast and other theatre related items. 5:30 pm - 10:30 pm Fee: $35/A (519)-271-0446


June 25, 2006  
Goderich, Harbour Park Band Concert
Lions Harbour Park, West St. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.  Bring your lawn chair and enjoy a variety of music in a park setting, rain or shine, every Sunday evening throughout the summer.  Collection taken to defray costs.  Contact: Jim Peters (519) 524-9002 

June 26, 2006
Stratford, Night Music - A Garden of Choral Delights
Festival Theatre's Paul D. Fleck Marquee, Choral settings of texts about plants, flowers and trees, presented by the Niagara Vocal Ensemble.  Ranging from serious to lighter, the repertoire includes both accompanied and a cappella works by Canadian and international composers.
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm www.stratfordfestival.ca $20/General seating 1-800-567-1600

June 27 - July 3rd
Walkerton , Walkerton Homecoming
Walkerton , Fish Fry, Arm Wrestling, Chicken eating contests, Beer Gardens, Dance, Parade, Hign school reunion, Teen Idol, Volleyball tournament, car show, Fireworks Fee/Free Homecoming Headquarters 881-4470
walkhomecoming@wightman.ca

June 29, 2006,
Stratford, Table Talk - South Pacific
Festival Theatre's Paul D. Fleck Marquee Buffet lunch followed by a talk with speaker Robert Harris, host of CBC's Radio's Hear Music.11:30 am  www.stratfordfestival.ca $30/General seating 1-800-567-1600

June 29 to July 2, 2006  
Howick Township, Howick Township 150th Anniversary Celebration “Lets Mix in 2006”
Howick Community Centre and surrounding area Honey & Howie” invite you to come home to Howick for a fun-filled weekend packed with events and entertainment for all ages:  Soundsation show; registration and reunion at the school; local talent entertainment; dances for pre-teens (Gr. 4-8), teens and adults; seniors old-time dance; parade; BBQ suppers Sat. and Sun.; firemen’s breakfast Sunday; church service; shirt tail parade and dance.  Contact:  Com’t Chair, Eleanor MacEwen, (519) 335-3055; Com’t Secretary, Lynn Hunt 335-3735; Howick Township Office 335-3208 
office@town.howick.on.ca

June 29 - July 3, 2006
Manitoulin Island, Stargazing Manitoulin
Astronomy camping eveng including public observing sessions, laser guided sky tours, astrophotography slide show, show & tell, swap meet, information sharing session, mini putt challenge, horseshoe tournament & social BBQ turkey pot luck supper. Gordon's Park, 18777 Hwy 6, Manitoulin Island Fee: 22.00 & gst per person per night/40.00 & gst per family per night
Rita Gordon, 705-859-2470
rita@gordonspark.com

June 30 2006
Brantford , Dress Red for The Lung Association
Victoria Park , Dress Red at work, donate $2.00 to the Lung Association; take pictures to enter a draw for a coffee party. Bring your lunch and join us in Victoria Park to mingle, see friends, listen to the wonderful Brantford Musicians Concert and kick off Canada Day Celebrations. Free Sandy Lee 519-753-4682
hamilton2@on.lung.ca

June 30, 2006 - July 2, 2006
Kincardine , Kincardine Scottish Festival & Highland Games
Victoria Park , Gather on the shores of Loch Huron and thrill to the sights and sounds of Scotland. Pipe bands, Highland dancing, a British car show and world class Celtic entertainment are only a few of the highlights you will experience at this award-winning festival. Weekend Pass: $20.00 Evening Celtic Concerts: $5.00@ Festival Office 1-888-232-7952
kinscotfest@bmts.com

June 30, 2006 
Goderich, Canada Day Fireworks
Main Beach in Goderich
At dusk.  Enjoy a family night out with spectacular fireworks over Lake Huron. 
*Annual Event

June 30 to July 3, 2006   
Goderich, Goderich Canada Day Celebrations
Around town Celebrate Canada Day throughout the weekend.  Also included: fireworks (June 30), Lion’s barbecue, friendship breakfast, heritage walk, picnic, Canada Day parade and much, much more.  Contact: Tourism Goderich (519) 524-6600 or 1-800-280-7637,
specialevents@town.goderich.on.ca.

June 30 -  July 1, 2006
Tavistock, Southwestern Ontario Fiddle & Stepdance Championships
Tavistock & District Recreation Centre, Fiddle and stepdance contest.  9 different age categories in both fiddle and stepdance classes.  Camping in the arena from Wednesday to Saturday.  Jamboree on Thursday at Tavistock Legion (sponsored by the Legion).  Community breakfast and gospel music on Sunday 9 am - 11 am in the park outside of the arena.  Single day passes available also.  7 pm - 11:30 pm - Friday, 9:30 am - 4 pm - Saturday, 7 pm - 11:30 pm - Saturday $25/Weekend pass
(519)-271-6115