Red Pebbles Café is a family restaurant located in the Red Rock Recreation Centre. Just like sitting at Mom's table, you'll find what you're looking for to satisfy your cravings - breakfast, lunch and dinner. Enjoy home cooked food including pizza, desserts, breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, daily specials, fun sides, fresh local ingredients and to top it off it's licensed too!

*Opt for Red Pebble's Superior Picnic Special and enjoy it at the Superior Picnic Table at the Red Rock Marina.

This is the place Sudbury's vinyl-lovers to find new releases. The store has come to also be a destination for folks selling off their vintage collections and they have a first-rate selection of used records as well.

Cosmic Dave’s also offers turntable and stereo equipment repairs to a wide variety of brands.

A newer addition to the North Bay downtown, Autumn Records buys used vinyl and the owner can use his connections with other record stores around the world to get you whatever is missing from your collection.

August 2-3, 2024

Grand Entry is at 1 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free.

For more information visit the Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg Website or call 807-822-2134.

July 13-14, 2024

This two-day Pow Wow is located along the shores of Lake Huron. Grand Entry is at noon on Saturday and 7 pm then on Sunday at noon. Rough camping is available.

For more information, visit the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation Facebook or contact Melodie at 519-786-2126.

Aug 17-18, 2024

Grand Entry at noon on both days. Limited rough camping for participants.

For more information, visit the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan Facebook.

The Roberta Bondar Park and Tent Pavilion is an outdoor venue that can accommodate a variety of special events including: concerts, festivals, fundraising activities, ceremonies and wedding receptions. The Tent Pavilion facility can be booked on a part-day or full-day basis by individuals and not-for-profit and commercial groups.

The best beachcombers beach in the area is found at Pancake Bay Provincial Park. Over 3 kilometres of impeccable, photogenic sands make Lake Superior feel like the Caribbean.

The water at Pancake Bay is clear, crisp, and refreshingly chill, making it best on hot and calm days.

A broad arc of sand and swaying beach grasses abutted by windswept pine makes up the northeast corner of Lake Superior’s Batchawana Bay.

Open from mid-May to October for day use only, featuring a visitor centre with washroom facilities, drive-in picnic sites with access to a huge beach, and shallow water with a sand bottom for great swimming.

Visitors to Sault Ste. Marie can’t help but be envious of this massive expanse of brown-sugar sand within city limits. Clear, shallow water with a sandy bottom makes it ideal for family swimming; the water here tends to be warmer than other Lake Superior swim spots, as well. The Disc Golf Park is open. The Beach Bus operates seasonally. Check the city website for summer schedules.