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Picton Gazette Express: Vol. 3 No. 28
The Jazz Fest is back swinging —Jeremy Ledbetter and Emilie-Claire Barlow are coming to The Regent
Tim Jones is seeking a buyout of his stake in the project, damages for wrongful dismissal, and punitive damages of $1 million.
Conflict over the choice of Delhi Park for six new pickleball courts intensifies
The Gazette is seeking an experienced journalist to manage the news desk in this thriving print and digital weekly community newspaper.
Spectacular opening night for County Stage at The Regent
A special acoustic brunch performance
Hilary Spriggs, who sits on the County’s Affordable Housing Corporation, runs down the numbers.
Chris explores the Jazz Festival Special Issue
Picton, Lake Consecon, and South Bay waterfront
The Weekend Ticket
County Arts’s 40th Anniversary Open House is at the Arts Lab at the Picton Armoury, Friday 17 July 5-8pm.
Opening Night of CountyStage’s Mouthpiece at Mount Tabor Friday 17 July, while First Date continues at The Regent.
Megan Hutton’s Small Town is performed by Theatre Roulant at The Waring House July 14-25.
Vintage Pop Up at Base31 — The Mess Haul. Open now until July 25! Come visit us in the arts collective (building 3, next to Melt Gallery). 6 rooms of thoughtfully curated vintage items that have been collected for years. Everything is for sale, and the collection is changing daily. Wednesday to Sunday 10 AM to 4 PM Friday and Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM
Prince Edward County Field Naturalists Beaver Meadow Bioblitz. Saturday, July 18 noon – noon July 19, 2026 at 158 County Road 11. Come join the PEC Field Naturalists to identify and record plants and animals observed using the Merlin and iNaturalist phone apps. Registration begins at 11:30am Saturday. All are welcome. Come to this 24-hour event for an hour or two or more!
It’s Market Season. Wellington Community Market is 10-4 on Saturday. The Eddie Farm Market Saturdays 9-1:30. Picton Farmers Market is 9-2 every Sunday.