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13 September 2026 - 19 September 2026
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13 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • Peterborough 2026 Collectable Fair & Nostalgia Show and Sale. On Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026 from 8 am to 4 pm, there will be the Peterborough 2026 Collectable Fair and Nostalgia Show and Sale at the Healthy Planet Arena Auditorium, at 911 Monaghan Road. There will be 26 vendors indoor in the Auditorium, with 56 tables of collectables and Nostalgia. Vintage items include - toys, coins, bottles, antiques, jewelry, cards, signs, crocks, ephemera, tins, records, militaria, and magazines.

    There is a $5 admission , with children under 11 free.

    Contact Horst - at 705-750-8077 or paetzoho@outlook.com for more information. 08:00am - 04:00pm 
  • Celebrating Indigenous Arts & ArtistsJoin us on September 13 for a free, family-friendly celebration of Indigenous artists. Starting at 2:00 PM, enjoy an afternoon of live music, dance, and spoken word performances, while exploring an Indigenous art and vendor market featuring artists and artisans. This is a drop-in event, so you're welcome to come and go throughout the afternoon.

    Event Schedule

    Indigenous Art & Vendor Market (Lobby)
    2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Browse and shop a variety of artwork, crafts, and handmade goods from Indigenous artists and artisans throughout the afternoon.

    Stage Performances
    2:30 PM - 3:20 PM: Live Music with Cale Crowe
    3:30 PM - 3:55 PM: Spoken Word with Sarah Lewis
    4:00 PM - 4:25 PM: Dance Performance with Kelvin Boissoneau
    4:30 PM - 5:20 PM: Live Music with Cale Crowe

    This is a drop-in event, so feel free to explore the market and enjoy the afternoon at your own pace. To experience all scheduled performances, we recommend arriving by 2:30 PM, as the stage program includes live music, spoken word, and dance presentations throughout the afternoon.02:00pm - 06:00pm 
14 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • Square Dancing - Otonabee SquaresMonday nights at Emmanuel United Church, 534 George Street North 6:00-7:30 for beginners, 7:30-9:00 mainstream. No partner or special clothing needed, fun for all ages, all are welcome. It is free to try for the first three Mondays in September-September 14th, 21st & 28th06:00pm - 09:00pm 
15 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • PTBO Lions Club Cans & Bottle Drive

    Peterborough Lions Club are raising funds to upgrade the Peterborough Lions Community Centre Kitchen.

    08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • United Way HKL Opens Doors to New Office and Launches 2026 CampaignUnited Way Haliburton Kawartha Lakes is inviting local businesses, organizations, volunteers, donors and community members to their Open House and Annual Campaign Kickoff on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at their new office in The Gateway Plaza at 55 Mary Street West, Suite 212, Lindsay, ON.

    The Open House will run from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., with a formal welcome and ribbon cutting at 4:30 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the new space, learn more about United Way HKL’s work across Haliburton and Kawartha Lakes, and celebrate the launch of their 2026 annual campaign.

    Throughout the afternoon, guests can explore themed rooms highlighting United Way HKL’s history, upcoming events, community impact and the Edwin Binney Community Farm and Education Centre. Farm tours will also be offered, giving visitors the chance to meet the farm manager and staff, see where the produce is grown, learn about local food security and discover ways to get involved.

    The kickoff comes as United Way HKL looks ahead to its 60th year in 2027. Since 1986, more than $9 million has been invested in agency programs across the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton, supporting local organizations and initiatives that respond to the needs of the community. Across Canada, 90% of Canadians will access a United Way-funded program during their lifetime, demonstrating the importance and broad impact of United Way’s work.

    “If you aren’t accessing a United Way-funded program yourself, there’s a very good chance someone you know, a neighbour, a friend or a family member is,” said Shantal Ingram, Co-Executive Director. “That’s what makes this work so important. United Way is here to support the agencies and programs that help our communities every day, and we’re excited to begin this next chapter from our new space.”

    Food security is one part of that local impact. Since 2019, the Edwin Binney Community Farm and Education Centre has donated more than 96,000 pounds of fresh produce to local food banks, meal programs and community organizations. Through educational and hands-on opportunities, the farm also helps build food literacy, strengthen connections to where food comes from, and create a stronger local food network.

    Guests will also be among the first to see the completed United Way HKL mural in person, created by local artist Takyah Smith. Specially designed for the new office, the mural reflects United Way’s work in the community and their three pillars: All That Kids Can Be, Healthy People and Strong Communities.

    The Open House will also mark the recent return of Co-Executive Director Emily Beall following her maternity leave, giving visitors an opportunity to welcome back Emily and the United Way HKL team in their new space.

    Refreshments will be provided by Seriously Coffee Services, with snacks provided by The Catering Company Inc.

    As United Way HKL launches their 2026 campaign, they continue to bring people together to address local challenges, support community partners and create lasting impact.

    All funds raised stay local.

    Community members are encouraged to stop by anytime between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to explore the new office, meet the United Way HKL team, learn about upcoming initiatives, take a farm tour, see the new mural and find out what's to come in the 2026 campaign.

    About United Way Haliburton Kawartha Lakes

    United Way Haliburton Kawartha Lakes works to build strong communities and improve lives across Haliburton and Kawartha Lakes. Through community partnerships, fundraising and investment in local initiatives, United Way HKL works to address local needs and create opportunities for everyone to reach their full potential.

    Media Contact
    United Way Haliburton Kawartha Lakes
    Brooklyn Burdi, Community Outreach Assistant
    brooklyn@hkl.unitedway.ca
    705-878-5081
    hkl.unitedway.ca 02:00pm - 06:00pm 
16 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • Catch the Ace - Lakefield Village LionsOur Catch the Ace progressive lottery offers participants the chance to win a weekly cash prize with a growing jackpot currently at $5,500. Tickets available weekly Wednesday at 3 pm until the draw date (Wed) at 9 am.

    Weekly draws on Wednesdays 2 p.m. until the Ace of Spades is caught. Draws are held at Classy Chassis Motorcycles, 1399 8th Line Smith, Lakefield. Live on Facebook.

    Net proceeds support PRHC Foundation, Five Counties Children's Centre & other eligible charities.

    Purchasers must be 18 and older and purchase their ticket in Ontario. License #RAF1557373

    Buy tickets, draw updates and rules: lakefieldvillagelions.ca
    02:00pm - 02:30pm 
17 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • Lindsay Thursday Farmers' MarketLocal Lindsay Thursday Farmers' Market
    Open every Thursday 10am-3pm
    Wheelchair accessible
    Fresh local produce, plants, local honey, fresh baking & bagels, meats, cheese, lunch vendors and specialty drinks.
    Wilson Fields (behind Loblaws)10:00am - 03:00pm 
  • Rosedale's Family Day-Corn Roast and Kids Fishing DerbyThis Saturday, September 12th, the Resident of Rosedale are hosting Rosedale’s Family Day! The Residents of Rosedale is a volunteer group that formed to revitalize the dilapidated Parkette under the Highway 35 bridge and improve the boat ramp and launch area. So this Saturday, from 2- 4pm, join your friends and neighbours in the beautiful revitalized Parkette for a Community Corn Roast, featuring fresh, local corn. There will also be hot dogs, drinks and so much more! Bring the kiddies to try their luck at fishing! A Kids Fishing Derby will start at 2pm. Bring your own rod, if you can. There are prizes for all participants and ice cream for all the kids. There is a colouring station and some great photo op displays. Also, games for kids of all ages! So come out and reconnect with your neighbours and share some fun and laughter. This is a free event! In case, of rain, it will be held Sunday Sept 13th for 2-4pm. The Parkette is at Bridge and Coldstream streets, just off highway 35 at the Trent Canal. See you there! 02:00pm - 04:00pm 
18 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
19 September
  • Lindsay Little Theatres, production of "Having Hope at Home"Carolyn is hosting her parents for dinner in the old farm house, the turkey’s in the oven, she wants a wedding, her water has broken, the midwife is here, and her Dad is the head of obstetrics. What could possibly go wrong?

    Filled with sharp wit, lovable characters, and genuine warmth, "Having Hope at Home" is a touching story about forgiveness, family, and finding a way back to one another.

    Performance Dates: September 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20
    Tickets are selling fast, get them before they're gone.
    Lindsaylittletheatre.com for tickets
    only 25$ per person08:00am - 05:00pm 
  • 2026 Apsley Autumn Studio TourLooking for a colourful fall adventure?

    Discover art where it’s created at the Apsley Autumn Studio Tour, September 19th and 20th, from 10 to 5.

    Take a scenic drive through North Kawartha and meet 27 local artists across 9 studio locations, showcasing painting, fibre, glass, jewellery, pottery, wood, sculpture and more.

    Chat with the artists, explore studios, and find something truly unique.

    Admission is free! Use the Toureka App to plan your own route or visit apsleystudiotour.com for details.

    Apsley Autumn Studio Tour — follow the road to creativity!
    10:00am - 05:00pm 
  • Oh Canada! Celebrating the Music of Lightfoot & YoungOh Canada - enjoy the coffee house music vibe of Keith Kirkpatrick & Larry Shepherd as they take you on a nostalgic journey!

    Keith Kirkpatrick, a Lindsay, Ontario native, is a seasoned guitarist-vocalist known for captivating performances as a solo artist. A founding member of the award-winning Canadian band Montana Sky (1992-2015), Keith has spent decades honing his craft, playing guitar since the age of 9. With a passion for classic rock, country, and folk, he brings timeless songs to life with stunning interpretations of Gordon Lightfoot specifically. Keith's soulful voice and masterful guitar weave a spell of nostalgia and joy, making every performance an unforgettable experience.

    Larry Shepherd is a masterful interpreter of Neil Young's music, channeling the legendary singer-songwriter's soul with haunting vocals and authentic guitar/harmonica work. A veteran performer, Larry fronted the acclaimed Neil Young cover band, Only Young, taking their celebration of Young's music to stages across Canada. Larry has also played Neil in a 2010 production at Toronto's famed Massey Hall, a testament to his striking resemblance and captivating performance.07:30pm - 10:00pm 
 

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