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As the first leaves start to fall, we like to welcome Autumn to the Railway City! Capturing the warm tones of this beautiful season offers you an exciting opportunity to enhance your creativity and envision ordinary scenes into extraordinary visuals. The transformation of landscapes that blanket the ground in vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows will offer exceptional opportunities for photographers with any background or skill. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, or just starting out with your smartphone, this guide will help capture the lively fall season throughout local areas.
Remember, photos are the world captured through your eyes, and it's all personalized to what you enjoy!
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St. Thomas is fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful conservation areas, along with a variety of parks, walking trails, hiking paths, and cycling routes.
Consider this your go-to guide for discovering where to get outside and explore next! Looking for the perfect place to watch a beautiful sunset in St. Thomas? From hidden benches to waterfront piers, this city offers a variety of stunning spots to enjoy the colours of the setting sun.
Keep reading to discover the best sunset views you won’t want to miss! Step back in time and uncover the stories that shaped St. Thomas. From historic landmarks to vibrant works of public art, explore the rich railway heritage that earned this city its iconic title as the Railway City.
Discover must-visit spots that bring the past to life and reveal the spirit of a community built on steel, steam, and timeless stories! The Most Canadian Thing To DoMaple Syrup thrives in a cold climate just as we Canadians have thrived in the cold. This makes maple syrup something we hold dearly to our hearts as part of our Canadian heritage.
Extracted from trees in which the beginning starch is converted into sugar from the rising sap, maple syrup enjoys a unique harvesting process. As late Winter and early Spring approaches, the harvesting of maple syrup poses opportunity for activities and festivals! Check out our Maple Syrup Guide below to help you navigate this delicious time of year! Title photo courtesy of Palmer's Maple Syrup Every year, millions of Canadians engage in thousands of free activities and performances hosted by artists, cultural organizations and municipalities in communities across Canada. From Nunavut to New Brunswick, and from British Columbia to Baffin Island – and all points in between – we share all the inspiration, artistry, creativity and expression that reflects the mosaic of Canadian culture.
Culture Days is a not-for-profit organization that aims to build a "national network of cultural connections devoted to providing Canadians with opportunities to participate in, and appreciate, all forms of arts and culture.” For the past seven years, the last Friday of September has kicked off a three-day national celebration to increase Canadians' “awareness, accessibility, participation, and engagement” in their communities’ vibrant cultural life.
Culture Days celebrations return this year from Friday, September 30th to Sunday, October 2nd, and there are tons of free, participatory arts activities happening across Elgin County for you to participate in! |
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