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Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour
A free, self-guided tour featuring 52 artists at 42 studio locations in the city and county of Peterborough. …
Boots & BBQ High Noon Hoe-Down
Featuring country crooner Kevin Parrish and a cowboy plate lunch with smoked pulled pork, smoked baked beans, and coleslaw. …
Tales of Displacement and Survival with Joan Knighton and Irv Handler
This presentation includes two stories of displacement and survival that seem appropriate on Remembrance Day. …
Gene Jochen and Danny Bronson
The Tuesday morning Learning in Leisure series features two guest speakers each week for 10 weeks in the spring and fall. …
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nightlifeNOW – April 27 to May 3
Live music listings at pubs and clubs in Peterborough and The Kawarthas for the week of Thursday, April 27 to Wednesday, May 3.
Volunteers power the heartbeat of Peterborough Pulse
Contribute to a happier and healthier Peterborough by volunteering at this year's open streets event.
What’s new from the Kawartha Chamber of Commerce & Tourism – April 26, 2017
Featuring BOSS seminar, Grow Stream Workshop, LobsterFest, SunShrine, Twilight River Run, and more.
An intimate evening of music and song with Tomson Highway
Public Energy presents "Songs in the Key of Cree" on May 11 at the Market Hall in Peterborough.
New Peterborough theatre company provides opportunities for young actors
Planet 12 Productions debuts "Boy Wonders" at The Theatre on King on June 8.
Celebrate Earth Day in Peterborough and the Kawarthas
Local events include park clean ups, tree planting, workshops and more.
nightlifeNOW – April 20 to 26
Live music listings at pubs and clubs in Peterborough and The Kawarthas for the week of Thursday, April 20 to Wednesday, April 26.
Zagster bike sharing service launches in Peterborough
15 bikes will be available at Fleming College Sutherland Campus and two downtown locations.
What’s new from the Kawartha Chamber of Commerce & Tourism – April 19, 2017
Featuring BOSS seminar, LobsterFest tickets, LDIS news, and more.
Kawartha Lakes residents to pay for bad winter with increased taxes
$1.1 million tax increase will fund half of 2016 deficit caused by snow clearing and removal.
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