What to see, what to do, and how to experience a small city woven through with nature, culture, and a railway heritage that saturates every turn.
Winter in St. ThomasWe are now in the thick of the cold season (although some may argue you wouldn't know it with the balmy temperatures we've enjoyed)! But things certainly do not come to a halt once the daylight decreases and the snow starts to fall. We've compiled a sampling of what you can to this winter in St. Thomas, with everything from sports to art to wedding planning. 38th Annual St. Thomas Sports Spectacular January 21, 2016 @ 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm | St. Anne's Centre
In 1978, it was the Pastor of St. Anne’s Parish, Father Patrick Costello’s dream to invite celebrities from the world of sport to our community. Today, the St. Thomas Sports Spectacular carries on this dream and continues to support local Special Olympics and Community Living Elgin as over $400,000 has been raised for a variety of projects. Over the years, the annual guest lists have reflected an impressive array of professional and amateur athletes, past and present, who have left capacity audiences totally entertained. www.stthomassportsspectacular.com 6th Annual Bridal Expo February 7, 2016 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm | CASO Station More info: www.narhf.org  2016 World Tubing Championships February 12-13, 2016 | Bush Line and Sunset Drive "What do you get when you combine the pursuit of worldwide winter sporting glory with supporting the care of a community’s most vulnerable newborns? The 2016 World Tubing Championships, that’s what! A no skills necessary fundraiser open to 100 teams of four raising $1,000 each, a free winter carnival for families of every shape and size, an epic Family Day weekend of Canadiana, coco and competing in St. Thomas, Ontario!” www.theworlds.ca  Railway City Arts Crawl February 26-27, 2016 | St. Thomas Ontario "SEE ART IN ACTION AS YOU EXPLORE ST. THOMAS" The Railway City Arts Crawl is a FREE winter event celebrating local arts and culture. Set in various venues throughout St. Thomas Ontario, participants are given a passport to guide them to the sites and help them explore. Explore at your own leisure during the set times of 6-9pm Feb 26th and 11am-5pm February 27th. Don't be shy! Artists in each venue will be creating on site and are happy to answer questions and engage with you. The AFTER PARTY will be held at the Midtown Tavern at 701 Talbot Street starting at 7pm. Join the Artists and enjoy live music for this fun and free night! www.railwaycityartscrawl.com 
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