July 11, 2026

This is a youth-led mini pow wow created to teach Indigenous youth and the wider community. Guided by the Seven Generations teachings, youth take the lead in sharing culture through song, dance, drumming, and storytelling—creating a welcoming space to learn, connect, and strengthen community. Takes place at North Pelham Hall, in Fenwick, Ontario.

Heeman’s is a beloved family-run greenhouse, berry farm, and cidery offering a vibrant, year-round farm experience. Stop in for a coffee, a strawberry sundae, or a sweet treat at their Berry Beanery.

A popular swimming hole and diving spot, this natural cave was carved out of the rock by the waves on Georgian Bay over thousands of years. This is Bruce County's most popular attraction—make sure to reserve your parking with Parks Canada before you visit.

August 22 - 23, 2026

Celebrate First Nations culture at Fort William Historical Park! Join us for a free weekend filled with entertainment, hands-on activities and demonstrations that highlight Anishinaabe culture, traditions, language, and technology. This year’s event will also include a Pow Wow highlighting regional dancers and drum groups.

Saturday: 11 am to 7 pm

Sunday: 11 am to 5 pm

Free Event

Find modern luxury and whimsical charm at the Superior Shores Hotel, where colourful rooms and views of the harbour make an ideal spot for a stay in Thunder Bay.

An eclectic cafe open for lunch and breakfast in the Algoma & Bay neighbourhood. A friendly patio in the warm weather, cozy food all year round, and of course, great coffee!

For over 25 years, this award-winning festival has welcomed thousands of visitors from all over North America to the beautiful lakeside town of Kincardine to join in celebrating all things Scottish.

Serving up lakeside food out of the Port Glasgow Marina.

Explore local artisans and specialty foods at a farmer's market held in a converted fire hall.

Exceptional wine, culinary delights, and a restaurant lounge with breathtaking views.