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Yard Sales, especially ones as large as the Talbot Trail, can be overwhelming. Help yourself out and MAKE A LIST! Keep it on you at all times and you will find sorting through all the goodies much less intimidating. Keep focus and stay organized and you will be amazed at the treasures you come up with.
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FIRE MUSTER IS BACK!
Welcome back the Firemuster Festival on the Labour day weekend at Pinafore Park!
Welcome back the Firemuster Festival on the Labour day weekend at Pinafore Park!
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URGENT NEWS:
The London Roundhouse will forever be the location where many Londoners realized their city may not be as safe as they thought. It was there that Tom Zombie officials (among present was TZF Organizing Committee Chairperson Bryan Bakker) released the shocking news that London itself narrowly escaped total zombification; coined a “Tom Zombie Incident”. Bryan Bakker had the following to say on the situation:
The London Roundhouse will forever be the location where many Londoners realized their city may not be as safe as they thought. It was there that Tom Zombie officials (among present was TZF Organizing Committee Chairperson Bryan Bakker) released the shocking news that London itself narrowly escaped total zombification; coined a “Tom Zombie Incident”. Bryan Bakker had the following to say on the situation:
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Come one, come all! From August 21st to 24th, the 20th annual Iron Horse Festival is making its come-back this year in style; starting with a new location! No longer will the festival be held on Talbot Street, but has been freed into the space adjacent next to the Elgin County Railway Museum: meaning better parking, bigger space, and more fun!
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With Iron Horse, April Wine, and the 4 days of music just around the corner, we realize that many of you may be new to the rocking concert lifestyle (seasoned rockers just take this as a refresher course). Not to fret, we here at Railway City Tourism (or should we call ourselves Rock City Tourism?) have your back and have professionally and meticulously gathered our top 4 'what NOT to do at a concert' tips! Take this advice and you will be jamming with even the most veteran of concert go'ers in no time!
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Think back to the last time you went somewhere historic and amazing: not too hard. Now think back to the last time you went somewhere that was historic, amazing, local, family friendly where they feed you FREE: harder. Well, if you are drawing a blank we are here to help you fill the void.
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You know the train, you know the theme song, you have the memories, now experience it all in person! Thomas the Tank is rolling into St Thomas starting tomorrow, Friday, July 18th for the Annual Day Out With Thomas Festival in good ol’ St T. on his Thrill of the Ride Tour 2014!
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Saturday, August 16, 2014
10 Locations, 4 hours, and a series of skill testing riddles: The Amazing Adventure comes to St Thomas.
The St Thomas based race takes you from location to location pitted against teams all competing for the grand prize.
Each location earns you another clue to the next ensuring a puzzling and fun day. Complete the race and return back to Pinafore Park to be entered to win the prize. Back at the park there will also be a BBQ lunch, beer garden, & vendor displays from the Home Based Business Association!
The race is in memory of Kym Hanenburg-Witkowski, a cystic fibrosis patient who sadly lost her battle with cancer earlier this year. Cystic fibrosis is the most common and fatal genetic disease affecting young Canadians with no current cure. The event is to raise funds for CF in Kym's honour and is hosted by the St Thomas Kinsmen with hope that one day a cure can be found.
Registration will be day of the event from 9am to 10am, the race will take approximately 3-4 hours with the live music in the park will taking place from noon until 10pm – admission is free but donations towards the cause are strongly encouraged!
Pledge forms for the event are available at www.StThomasKinsmen.com and pledges can also be made online ($5 minimum).
Pinafore Park: 95 Elm Street, St Thomas, Ontario
For more info see: ow.ly/yO6Hr
10 Locations, 4 hours, and a series of skill testing riddles: The Amazing Adventure comes to St Thomas.
The St Thomas based race takes you from location to location pitted against teams all competing for the grand prize.
Each location earns you another clue to the next ensuring a puzzling and fun day. Complete the race and return back to Pinafore Park to be entered to win the prize. Back at the park there will also be a BBQ lunch, beer garden, & vendor displays from the Home Based Business Association!
The race is in memory of Kym Hanenburg-Witkowski, a cystic fibrosis patient who sadly lost her battle with cancer earlier this year. Cystic fibrosis is the most common and fatal genetic disease affecting young Canadians with no current cure. The event is to raise funds for CF in Kym's honour and is hosted by the St Thomas Kinsmen with hope that one day a cure can be found.
Registration will be day of the event from 9am to 10am, the race will take approximately 3-4 hours with the live music in the park will taking place from noon until 10pm – admission is free but donations towards the cause are strongly encouraged!
Pledge forms for the event are available at www.StThomasKinsmen.com and pledges can also be made online ($5 minimum).
Pinafore Park: 95 Elm Street, St Thomas, Ontario
For more info see: ow.ly/yO6Hr
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It is that time again! Canada Day is right around the corner and this year it lies on a Tuesday! But if you think a mid-week holiday is going to stop all full-blown celebration of our country independence then you are wrong! This year's Canada Day celebration holds true to tradition being held in Pinafore Park and will feature a full day of events: like an appearance by Frozen's Queen Elsa who will be singing and telling stories, pony rides, face painting, and Reptile Zoo presentation that will be happening in the band shell that day.
Also expect to see a full vendor's area featuring clothing, accessories, weight loss, jewelry, baked goods (who doesn't like baked goods!), teas, flags, toys, and so much more!
All day food will be served from Kuma Catering, Lions, Kinsmen, Rotary and Optimist Clubs. But, that's if you are still hungry after the Lion's Club annual pancake breakfast!
As always the splash pad will be flowing, the play ground will be jammin', and the myFM cruiser will be on scene to make the day complete!
And all of this is just a taste of what is to be offered, so check out the handy schedules below and make an itinerary for yourself!
Also expect to see a full vendor's area featuring clothing, accessories, weight loss, jewelry, baked goods (who doesn't like baked goods!), teas, flags, toys, and so much more!
All day food will be served from Kuma Catering, Lions, Kinsmen, Rotary and Optimist Clubs. But, that's if you are still hungry after the Lion's Club annual pancake breakfast!
As always the splash pad will be flowing, the play ground will be jammin', and the myFM cruiser will be on scene to make the day complete!
And all of this is just a taste of what is to be offered, so check out the handy schedules below and make an itinerary for yourself!
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Blue water as far as the pool stretches, crystal clear and glimmering in the S.W. Ontario sun! Everyone’s favourite outdoor pool is throwing a gala supreme this Saturday as Jaycees Pool launches their grand opening and first public swim of the season. The Saturday, June 28th event will be held from 1-4pm at Jaycees newly renovated facilities located at 93 Inkerman Street. When at the event expect to enjoy free cake courtesy of Spicer’s Baker (delish!), games, and an appearance by Dotsy the clown twisting and tying free balloons from 2-3pm!