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- Picton Gazette Express: Vol. 2 No. 19
Picton Gazette Express: Vol. 2 No. 19
On the Cover: Cats on the Prowl
Junior Panthers riding high all the way to the Finals
Integrity Commissioner dismisses formal complaints against two councillors in Athol Recreation Committee row.
Charlie Angus brings his Resistance Tour to Picton
Editorial: Our Day in Court
Crown moves to withdraw the charge against Picton Terminals of operating a quarry without a license
Chris gets patriotic
The Rainy Weekend Ticket
The Lilac Retreat is food, drink, kundalini rituals, nature, live music, hot-cold therapy, and full lilac immersion May 22-25. Led by expert practitioners from the UK, Mexico, Ecuador, and Canada, this multi-sensory experience includes deep Kundalini sessions, sacred Temazcal sweat-lodge ceremonies, seasonal eating grounded in Chinese Medicine, and experiential dining in magical outdoor settings. $1575 includes classes, meals, experiences. Drake Devonshire accommodations available at a discounted rates. For information and tickets: [email protected]
Shed Studio re-opens at Chetwyn Farms, which welcomes textile artist Amanda McCavour - one of six winners of the Rewilding Arts Prize presented by the David Suzuki Foundation and Rewilding Magazine. Her re-imagined mini-installation of “Ode to a Prairie” is Shed’s first exhibition. Friday 23 May 5-7pm. Free with RSVP.
Fefe Dobson performs Friday night May 23 7:30pm at the Sergeants Mess at Base31. Doug Paisley performs Saturday night.
Heritage Walk: Architectural Conservancy of Ontario - PEC presents a Belleville’s East Hill. Sunday 25 May 2pm.
Tom Cruise stars in Mission: Impossible at The Regent all weekend long.
Wellington Community Market is at the United Church on Wellington Main Street, every Saturday morning 9am-1pm all summer long.
Prince Edward County Markets hosts the Wellington Farmers Market at the Eddie Hotel and Farm Saturday May 17 9-1:30pm. Special Guests: Ontario Dairy Farmers.
The Picton Town Hall Farmers Market runs Sundays 9-12 at 2 Ross Street, Picton all summer long, rain or shine.
The Commissary is open at Base31.
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