Events

"Memory Lane" Classic Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show. Food-Prizes-Music, 50-50 Raffle. All proceeds benefit Carthage American Legion Scholarship Fund. Weather Permitting.

Horne’s Ferry opens for the 2019 season. The auto/passenger ferry to Wolfe Island runs daily and begins at 8:15 am and run approximately every hour. For more information call George Horne at 315-783-0638 or check out the new website at www.hferry.com.

The Clayton Community Band is the Resident Ensemble of the Clayton Opera House. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Badour, they will perform five concerts this season. Tickets are $6.00 and can be purchased  at  www.claytonoperahouse.com  

Travel back through time and experience life in a British Military Garrison in the year of Canada’s Confederation, 1867. Founded by Ronald L Way, renowned for being the innovator behind “living history”, the Fort Henry Guard Drums or Drill Squad train on the parade square and fire the cannons using the drill as outlined in British Army drill manuals of the day. Aspects of mid-19th century domestic life are interpreted through soldiers’ wives who live in the garrison and include Victorian Schoolroom, Rifle Firing Demonstrations, Music of the Regiment. Admission fee includes a 45-minute guided tour of the Fort.

The “Focus on Cape Vincent” Amateur Photo Contest begins and continues until August 15th. The subjects of the photographs must be of the Cape Vincent town and village area. They may include sunsets, scenery, people and events. Any season of the year is acceptable. The photos are added to the photo library of the Chamber of Commerce and are used to promote the area in press publications. No digital enhancements or pet photos please. For additional information or to register call the chamber office at 315-654-2481. Registration forms may be found online at www.capevincent.org.

Enjoy a glass of wine or wine slushie while searching for the perfect vintage and unique treasures from our vendors. No admission fee. No Vendor Fee. No advance registration required for vendors.

Join Northern Flow Vineyards every other Tuesday evening, starting June 4, to plant your own little garden! A selection of our greenhouse plants will be provided, as well as containers, for an enjoyable evening of sipping some wine, and gardening. A fee is to be determined, please contact us by phone or email for more information.

New Comedy by Kristen Da Silva Sisters Glenda and Suzanne enjoy a peaceful retirement selling homemade jam on Manitoulin Island. Besides enjoying visits from their handsome neighbour Patrick, they prepare for the visit of Suzanne’s daughter Beth-a visit complicated by a secret the sisters can no longer contain. When Beth arrives with secrets of her own, they all face things that will change their lives forever.  ‘Kristen Da Silva is one of the brightest new comedic playwrights in all of Canada’. Norm Foster. ‘The laughs just keep coming’. St. Thomas Times Journal $25-$36    

The Clayton Farmers’ Market is held every Thursday from June 6th – September 12th from 10am – 4pm on Mary Street at the Village Park Circle.  Come browse and purchase local produce, homemade foods as well as arts and crafts.

Juried Art Exhibition featuring Chris Murray. This is a free opening reception and open to the public. Featuring local artisans with all the work for sale.

Meet the Donkeys and learn about their lifestyle! Everyday during the summer you can experience a one of a kind meeting with the Donkeys. Choose your time 1 pm or 3 pm. Call for pricing and to rsvp. Save 40% when you buy your ticket in advance.

The weekly Cape Street Market sponsored by the Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce begins on this Saturday and goes through September 21st . Farmers will be selling produce. There will also be crafters present with homemade wooden and handcrafted items for sale. Flea market items are also welcomed. The market is open from 11:00 am until 5:30 pm and space rental is $30.00 a season for non-members and $15.00 a season for members. For a vendor’s application or for more information call the chamber office at 315-654-2481 or log on to www.capevincent.org

We offer  mostly new and like new books donated throughout the year. This year features many popular works on Civil War history, books on railroads, boats, old and rare books priced well below internet sites, cookbooks, paperbacks, children's books, and adult fiction and non-fiction. For fun we host a table of odd donations be they crafts, ceramics, or art. All proceeds from the sale benefit the library. The big sale begins June 15th. The mini sale will serve out the summer after July 21st.

Join Northern Flow Vineyards again this year for our Wednesday night live music nights on the patio! Our first music night will begin June 19th, 6pm-9pm, and will be held every Wednesday night. Enjoy a glass of wine on our beautiful patio, with a view of our vineyards. The final music night for the season will be September 11th, don't miss out!

Don't miss this authentic 1000 Islands experience! Enjoy a boat ride from St. Lawrence Park in Brockville over to one of the City-owned islands, Refugee Island, for a full breakfast. On-island entertainment varies daily, and there will be time to explore the island before taking a boat ride back to shore. Refugee Island is located on the St. Lawrence River just a short boat ride from St. Lawrence Park in Brockville. It is a beautiful island that is available for boaters to picnic on in the summer season. Proceeds from this annual event will go towards island enhancements with the first project being to build a permanent picnic pavilion on Refugee Island. Breakfast will be served on the island between 8:00am and 10:00am with free shuttle boats running from St. Lawrence Park to take people to the island starting at 7:30am

With the purchase of your ticket you will receive:

• a delicious breakfast on Refugee Island including:
  • coffee, tea, juice
  • toast
  • eggs
  • bacon and ham
  • baked beans
  • pancakes
  • pure, locally produced, maple syrup
  • fresh, locally grown, strawberries

Ticket Prices (all prices in CAD)

Sail On: The Beach Boys Tribute focuses on performing songs by America's Band, The Beach Boys, to sheer perfection. Members of Sail On have performed with musicians from Brian Wilson's band, The Zombies, Earth, Wind and Fire, Cheap Trick, Mark Lindsay and produced records for Micky Dolenz.

IN TOWN EVERY THURSDAY! Fresh locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, cut flowers and more! Meet your farmers and neighbours, enjoy a picnic supper in the park and live music from the bandstand. Our market is proud to offer only locally produced goods, for sale by the hands that made/grew them!

Cross Island Farms is hosting a Plein Air fundraiser in their "enchanted edible forest garden" in support of the Friends of the Nature Center. The artists will spend the day painting in Wellesley Island State Park from 10am-3pm and will attend an afternoon reception in Cross Island Farms' Edible Forest Garden from 4-7pm. At the reception, there will be live music, wine, cheese, and hor d'oeuvres. Artwork Created that day will be available to purchase. Guests are asked to donate $5 to attend the reception.

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

Celebrate summer with the return of Mountainfest! This annual event features military equipment displays, children’s games, bounce houses, food and beverage concessions, and more. The Adventure Zone will offer ATV rides, games, rock climbing wall, and other activities. The Boss Auto and Motorcycle Show returns to Division Hill with vehicle judging beginning at 1 p.m. (Register in advance at BOSS. Vehicles must be in place by noon on June 20.) Salute to the Nation, a community favorite, will begin at 4 p.m. AmeriCU Credit Union presents a free concert featuring headliner and opener TBA immediately after the Salute to the Nation. Top off this amazing day with a fireworks display right after the concert. NEW this year: purchase a souvenir cup for $5. Anyone over the age of 18 who purchases a cup can enter to win entry for two to the sponsor's reception tent. A random winner will be drawn and announced on the main stage. Plus, your cup can be filled with your beverage purchases all night long. This yearly event is free and open to the public. Division Hill opens at 1 p.m. Patrons without a DoD ID must enter at the Lewis Avenue gate, off Route 26. Be aware that NO alcohol, coolers, backpacks, glass bottles, boxes, any kind of firearms or other weapons will be allowed into the Mountainfest grounds. Chairs, blankets, and diaper bags or large purses will be allowed but are subject to search. No pets other than certified service animals will be permitted. Cost Free admission. Food and beverages will be available for sale. ATM on site.

Wine and Cheese Reception, Art Sale, With live music..10 am - 3 pm - Watch Artists Work Outdoors in Wellesley Island State Park. 4 pm - 7 pm Meet the Artists & Purchase their Work  in Cross Island Farm's Enchanted Edible Forest Garden. $ 5 Donation. A portion of the proceeds to benefit the Minna Anthony Common Nature Center.  

The three day carnival will have exciting rides and games for all ages, great food including a Chicken BBQ on Friday, live entertainment, auction on Thursday night, and much more. Saturday features the Kiddie Parade at 12 noon with the Redwood Field Days Parade kicking off at 7pm. There will also be a Pay one Price rides special on Saturday starting after the Kiddie Parade and going until 5pm.

Games of Chance, Black Jack*Big Six Wheel*Pull Tabs. Raffle - Prizes: 2/$500*Seller of 1st Prize $50 ea* 10-2nd prizes - $100 each $1 per ticket/6 for $5 / 12 for $10/ 18 for $15. $$$ Drawing Saturday, June 22nd $$$. Ontario Amusement Rides - Saturday Wristband Day 12 pm - 4 pm. Food: Italian~Lebanese~American~Polish~Bob's Burgers. Beer & Wine Tent~Ice Cream~Clams~Salt Potatoes~Fried Dough. Special Priced Meals for Children~Saturday 12 pm - 4 pm. Entertainment: Westy's Birds of Prey, Reptiles Forever, DJ and More! Hour of Operation Thursday - Friday 6 pm - 10 pm and Saturday 12 pm - 10 pm.

Maritime music and Atlantic lobster are on the menu for the best East Coast experience west of the great big sea. This show celebrates some of the most familiar songs from the Maritimes and Newfoundland. The Artists who became familiar household names and their songs became Canadian hits… Gene McLellan’s “The Call”, Anne Murray’s “Snowbird”, Rita McNeil’s “Working Man” Stan Rogers and The Rankins are all included in this musical tribute. Join us on one of 4 dates this season in June, July, August and September. Lunch Cruise: Adults: $72.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $54.50 | Infants* (0-2): $5.00 Dinner Cruise: Adults: $88.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $88.00 | Infants* (0-2): $10.00 *infant ticket on dining cruises does not include a meal.

Maritime music and Atlantic lobster are on the menu for the best East Coast experience west of the great big sea. This show celebrates some of the most familiar songs from the Maritimes and Newfoundland. The Artists who became familiar household names and their songs became Canadian hits… Gene McLellan’s “The Call”, Anne Murray’s “Snowbird”, Rita McNeil’s “Working Man” Stan Rogers and The Rankins are all included in this musical tribute. Join us on one of 4 dates this season in June, July, August and September. Lunch Cruise: Adults: $72.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $54.50 | Infants* (0-2): $5.00 Dinner Cruise: Adults: $88.00 +hst | Children (3-15): $88.00 | Infants* (0-2): $10.00 *infant ticket on dining cruises does not include a meal.

Hollywood Nights is the Ultimate Tribute Band to Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band. This 10 piece New Jersey based powerhouse has set out to recreate everything about Bob and his music right down to the smallest detail

Sold out the last 2 years, Guests can enjoy a dinner at the top of the 1000 Islands Tower. You will be treated to a 3 course meal including Appetizers, Meat-Fondue and Desserts while you are together with your friends and forget the time. Savor the moment when you watch the sunset over Ivy Lea. Wonder about who is home on the islands? Dream of living the 1000 Islands Life Style. Rain or Shine includes Tower Admission, 3 course meal, soft drinks and coffee. Limited space available. Please book in Advance!  45 CAD pp plus HST.  

Enjoy a three-course meal on a 2-hour sunset cruise (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm) as we weave in and out of the many close-knit islands. Relax with live music and the 1000 Islands as your ever-changing backdrop. Enjoy some swing, 50’s and 60’s Rock-N-Roll from Chuck Berry to the Beatles and sweet ballads by Burt Bacharach and Rodgers & Hart. These are a few of the songwriters who are musical inspirations to Michael K. Myers and Doug Gravelle. Michael has been a professional musician and songwriter for over 40 years. Doug is a drummer and vocalist, formerly of the 60's and 70’s recording group "The Bells". Their hit songs included Moody Manitoba Morning, Fly Little White Dove Fly, and the multi-million selling gold record Stay Awhile.

Sold out the last 2 years, Guests can enjoy a dinner at the top of the 1000 Islands Tower. You will be treated to a 3 course meal including Appetizers, Meat-Fondue and Desserts while you are together with your friends and forget the time. Savor the moment when you watch the sunset over Ivy Lea. Wonder about who is home on the islands? Dream of living the 1000 Islands Life Style. Rain or Shine includes Tower Admission, 3 course meal, soft drinks and coffee. Limited space available. Please book in Advance!  45 CAD pp plus HST.  

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

The classic Canadian family musical. A young red-haired orphan girl is mistakenly sent to a farm in Avonlea, PEI, and the rest is history. This timeless classic is a poignant story about love, community, and the importance of staying true to oneself. Full of song and dance, this show will warm the hearts of your entire family.

Nothing compares to the beauty of the 1000 Islands and the St. Lawrence River!!  Ride & enjoy the 13th Annual Thousand Islands River Run. Live music beginning Friday going through Sunday. Don't forget to check out the pavilion area to see all types of vendors set up and enter many of the unique contests throughout the weekend! Start by stopping by the Registration tent on Friday to pick up your pre-registrations or register for the first time to get your tee shirt for this years event!

Come and enjoy the vision and feel of hand crafted art. See spinners, weavers, quilters, rug hookers, needles crafters, and more showcase their skills. Feel the softness of the rovings and the colourful hand dyed wool. Finished products, wool, kits and accessories are waiting to tempt you!

Live music, classic cars, hot rods, motorcycles, food, award-winning wine, beer, wine slushies and craft vendors. Awards for top cars.  For more information please call 315-686-5600

Stories with Author Michael F. Stewart Mascot Naming with Mother Nature Yoga in the Park and Nature Walk with Kelly McGann Decorate you own Nature Memories Bag Free TD club stuff when you sign up and over 100 new books to borrow this summer.

Cape Vincent will have a Historical Weekend Celebration. There will be a variety of fun, exciting and informative events taking place throughout the village. An encampment, re-enactment, historical walking tours, lectures, period musical performances, period watercraft and crafters village are among some of the highlights. For more information call 315-654-2481, email [email protected] or log onto www.capevincent.org.

A dynamic two day course for the beginner or intermediate paddler! This two-day course cover an incredible amount of knowledge and skills for sea kayakers, for both beginners and intermediate paddlers. No experience is necessary, however a background in maps, compasses and kayak rescue will be helpful. We normally recommend paddlers take the full day basic kayak certification course before registering for this program. The goal of this basic course is to enhance personal skills for recreational and expedition paddlers. Please note in 2019, we are unfortunately not able to run any basic levels, so feel free to take our Level 1 option and should you not be able to fulfil the Level 1 curriculum by the end of the course, a Basic level will be considered by your Instructor. In this course you will learn… boat and equipment theory standards and regulations kayak control and stroke efficiency paddling progressions for mastery of boat movement advanced self and partner rescues physics of winds, waves and currents nautical navigation reading clouds and weather systems basics of risk management and expedition planning This course includes: two full days of training all necessary equipment professional instruction mastery of boat control rescues (self + partner) course manual

Join the Thousand Islands Land Trust (TILT) and Save The River for an Invasive Species workshop on Saturday, June 22nd, from 9am-2pm. Meet at the TILT office for a presentation on TILT’s work in invasive species management by TILT’s Stewardship Director Brandon Hollis, and an iMapInvasives training led by Patricia Shulenburg, Save The River Program Manager. iMapInvasives is an application that citizen scientists and professionals use in the field to manage invasive species, and the training will cover invasive species impacts, identification, and mapping. Then, participants will take a field trip to one of TILT’s conservation properties to learn how to identify and map invasive species in the field. While in the field, individuals will have an opportunity to participate in a hands on demonstration, showing the proper way to cut and remove invasive plants like pale swallow-wort and purple loosestrife. Register in advance by emailing [email protected], calling 315-686-5345, or signing up below. Please provide your first and last name along with an email so that we can complete your iMapInvasives registration. Plan to download the iMap mobile app on your phone or tablet a week in advance.  https://www.imapinvasives.org/mobile-tools

June is the month for harvesting locally-farmed mouth-watering strawberries and using them to create fresh fruit desserts for friends and family. Bring the family to the NNYAHS Agricultural Museum in Stone Mills on June 22 for family fun and to celebrate the Strawberry Festival featuring Draft Horse Show.  There will be family activities available as well as delicious food and strawberry-themed desserts for sale in the Museum Concession Stand. Camping facilities are available.  The Museum Gift Shop will be open, and buildings will be open for tours. This event is open to farmers, crafters, and flea market vendors who wish to rent a site to sell their merchandise.  Contact the Agricultural Museum at 315-658-2353 to request a Vendor Application Form. Admission - $5 Parking Fee For more information contact the Agricultural Museum Office 315-658-2353 or email [email protected]

Nothing compares to the beauty of the 1000 Islands and the St. Lawrence River!!  Ride & enjoy the 13th Annual Thousand Islands River Run. Live music beginning Friday going through Sunday. Don't forget to check out the pavilion area to see all types of vendors set up and enter many of the unique contests throughout the weekend! Start by stopping by the Registration tent on Friday to pick up your pre-registrations or register for the first time to get your tee shirt for this years event!

Draft horses were valuable members of the farm family, providing the power to till soil in the family garden as well as in the crop fields—plowing, planting, and harvesting. Bring the family to the NNYAHS Agricultural Museum in Stone Mills on June 22 to see them shown in hand and in harness and to cheer them on in two competitive classes. Hitch Team consists of a four-horse team and wagon which demonstrates the skill of both team and driver. Farm Team is a recreational yet competitive class consisting of two-horse teams competing with wagons, in an obstacle course, and in log skidding. Prize money and ribbons will be awarded to competitors in each class. This event is open to farmers, crafters, and flea market vendors who wish to rent a site to sell their merchandise. Contact the Agricultural Museum at 315-658-2353 to request a Vendor Application Form. Camping facilities are available. The Museum Gift Shop will be open, and buildings will be open for tours. Food and activities for the entire family will be available. Admission & Parking – $5 Parking Fee The event is scheduled to begin at noon and will continue throughout the day. The power, athletic ability, and grace of these “gentle giants” will bolster your understanding of their importance in the history of agriculture in this area. For additional information contact: Jeff Sammons—315-777-2529, No. Co. Draft Horse Club Agricultural Museum Office – 315-658-2353 or email [email protected]

Strawberry Social will be held on Sunday, June 23 from 1:00-4:00 in the Mallory Coach House Gardens (Tony Kall Park) 1523 County Rd. 2, Mallorytown, ON. Bring a chair and enjoy homemade shortcake, with fresh strawberries and real whip cream and a drink for only $5.00 while listening to live music in the park.

Enjoy a glass of wine or wine slushie while searching for the perfect vintage and unique treasures from our vendors. No admission fee. No Vendor Fee. No advance registration required for vendors.

Nothing compares to the beauty of the 1000 Islands and the St. Lawrence River!!  Ride & enjoy the 13th Annual Thousand Islands River Run. Live music beginning Friday going through Sunday. Don't forget to check out the pavilion area to see all types of vendors set up and enter many of the unique contests throughout the weekend! Start by stopping by the Registration tent on Friday to pick up your pre-registrations or register for the first time to get your tee shirt for this years event!

This year we are starting our annual Wednesday night concerts series on June 26th and run them through September 4th. See our full schedule at www.visitalexbay.org

Join Northern Flow Vineyards again this year for our Wednesday night live music nights on the patio! Our first music night will begin June 19th, 6pm-9pm, and will be held every Wednesday night. Enjoy a glass of wine on our beautiful patio, with a view of our vineyards. The final music night for the season will be September 11th, don't miss out!

More than 30 years ago, the Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed them. In the years that followed, many of the Steps ignored the conventional wisdom ("Don't quit your day job!"). Although not all the current members of the Steps are former Capitol Hill staffers, taken together, the performers have worked in a total of 18 Congressional offices and represent 62 years of collective House and Senate staff experiences. Since they began, the Capitol Steps have recorded more than 35 albums, including their latest Mock the Vote. They've been featured on NBC, CBS, ABC and PBS, and can be heard twice a year on National Public Radio stations nationwide during their Politics Takes a Holiday radio special.

Some of the Nation's finest Improv Actors gather for a hilarious show that is never the same twice! Presented by: King Street Productions

The villages of Carthage and West Carthage will hold evening concert performances on Thursday evenings from June 27th  until August 29th except 7/4th. Alternating weekly between the Carthage Farmers Market Pavilion and the West Carthage Boat Launch Gazebo from 6 pm until 8 pm. Free admission. Concert lineup can be seen on the Carthage Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page or by calling the chamber office at  315-493-3590

The villages of Carthage and West Carthage will hold evening concert performances on Thursday evenings from June 27th  until August 29th except 7/4th. Alternating weekly between the Carthage Farmers Market Pavilion and the West Carthage Boat Launch Gazebo from 6 pm until 8 pm. Free admission. Concert lineup can be seen on the Carthage Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page or by calling the chamber office at  315-493-3590

Rewilding Earth Editor and Wildways scout John Davis will show photos from his explorations of wild places of Eastern North America, to make a case for restoring and protecting a continental wildlife corridor. Light refreshments will be served prior to the seminar.

IN TOWN EVERY THURSDAY! Fresh locally grown produce, meats, baked goods, cut flowers and more! Meet your farmers and neighbours, enjoy a picnic supper in the park and live music from the bandstand. Our market is proud to offer only locally produced goods, for sale by the hands that made/grew them!

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

Party with us to celebrate 1-year in business with a retro dance party. DJ Big Bad Cliff will be spinning tunes on our outdoor patio with craft beer and cider. Come styled in your favorite decade fashion. Prizes for Best Duo or Trio, Most Committed and People's Choice.

Brockville's Criminal Past Walking Tours - Thursdays 3 p.m. & Fridays 7 p.m. June 20 - August 23Explore Brockville's criminal past on the Brockville Museum's downtown walking tour. Hear some of the curious accounts from trials held at the local courthouse; learn about one of the largest bank heists in Canadian history, and discover exactly what happened to John Simpson's skin, among other true stories.Experienced and entertaining historical interpreters will be your hosts on this 90 minute journey. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through SNAP'D or in person at the Brockville Museum.  Parental discretion is advised. All tours begin and end at the Museum.Historic Waterfront Walking Tours - Thursdays 7 p.m. & Fridays 3 p.m. June 20 - August 23The St. Lawrence River has always held a special place in Brockville's history. Once our industrial core, our shores have been transformed into the city's recreational heart. Let one of the Brockville Museum's entertaining and informed historical interpreters tell you some of the fascinating stories about our treasured waterfront.Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length. Tickets are only $8 per person and are available for purchase through   or in person at the Brockville Museum.  All tours begin and end at the Museum.

June 28-30, 2019 • Frink Park • Riverside Drive • Clayton NY • Tentative Splash Competition Schedule • Friday, June 29th Splashes: 1pm • 3pm • 5pm • 7pm Saturday, June 30th Splashes: 11am • 1pm • 3pm • 5pm Sunday, July 1st Splashes: 10am • 12pm • 2pm • Finals 4pm Seaway Splash 2019 Seaway Splash is a popular dog jumping competition featuring Ultimate Air Dogs. Seaway Splash has seen dogs from across the state, as well as Vermont, New Hampshire, Ontario and Quebec take part in the competition since its inception. The event quality and concept will remain the same with the Splash, Catch It, Fetch It and Chase It competitions. Participation costs are lower in an effort to encourage more locals and non-competitors to try their dogs at the sport of dock diving. It is always fun and entertaining for the whole family! Ultimate Air Dogs is widely known and has been featured on The Late Show with David Letterman. The competition will feature categories similar to those held in Clayton in the past.

Join us for  breath-taking sunsets at the top of 1000 Islands Tower, Regular admission applies. No reservation necessary.

Join us for  breath-taking sunsets at the top of 1000 Islands Tower, Regular admission applies. No reservation necessary.

The music of Elvis Presley and Patsy Cline- Return engagement for Garry Wesley as Elvis. This time with his wife Elaine as Patsy Cline. Garry Wesley has performed throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Chile, and South America. He has performed with Las Vegas Productions such as Legends in Concert, American Super Stars, Legends Alive and many others. 2017 is Garry's 29th year performing at Alfred's on Beale Street. He has performed with the Legendary Jordanaires, The Blackwood Brothers Quartet, The Sweet Inspirations, Millie Kirkham, DJ Fontana and Joe Esposito. Garry not only bears a striking resemblance to Elvis but he has perfected those famous gyrating moves and has an impeccable voice. Elaine Wesley has written more than 200 songs and continues to record. In 1988 she incorporated a stunning tribute to Patsy Cline as part of her performance. She has wowed audiences with her stunning sultry voice with hits such as, Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, and She’s Got You. She has performed with the legendary Jordanaires who sang on every hit song Patsy ever recorded. Elaine has performed throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico.

June 29th and 30th , 10 am to 4 pm in the Gananoque Town Park at at the 1000 Islands Family Ribfest. Stroll under the shady trees and enjoy over 70 Artisans and Vendors displaying their creations and wares. There is truly something for everyone and all ages. Come and enjoy beautiful Gananoque, our wonderful Craft Fair and the delicious and entertaining Ribfest. Come, Browse and Enjoy Our Annual Rotary Summer Fair. We will be there to Welcome you!

The 2019 Garden Tour and Luncheon includes stops at gardens and interaction with crafters and artists. A gourmet luncheon will be served at the Copley House in Chaumont, NY. Tickets are $20 and pre-purchase is recommended.

The Antique Boat Museum's 1000 Islands Concours d'Elegance is back for its 9th annual classic car show, this year featuring Cars of the German Autobahn! There is still time to enter your car in the show, either to be judged in the Concours or as display only. Beautiful classic cars displayed on the ABM's waterfront campus, side by side with antique boats. Visitors will vote for their favorites and awards will be presented after 3 PM. $40 to register your car; regular admission is required for visitors to the show.

$10 pre-registration / $15 day of registration per person Join TILT and the Jefferson County SPCA for the 3^rd Annual 'Mutt Strut' at Zenda Farms Preserve. Participants are invited to “strut your mutt” for this non-competitive, fun, 1 mile run or walk along the beautiful MacFarlane Trail. Well-behaved, vaccinated dogs on leash are welcome to participate. Please ensure your dog is in proper physical condition to participate and has proof of rabies vaccination, tag or license available. Pet owners are responsible for pet waste. Following the strut, the furry friends will be able to enjoy pup-friendly activities including an awards ceremony at 10am for the categories: Best Costume, Biggest Dog, Smallest Dog and Judges’ Choice. All proceeds benefit the Jefferson County SPCA. Register or donate today to help raise funds for this entertaining community event. Day of registration begins at 8:30am. Please register in advance and let us know you’re coming by emailing [email protected], by calling the TILT office at 315-686-5345, or by signing up at www.tilandtrust.org

Opening of bass and muskellunge season on the U.S. side of the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario. New York State fishing licenses may be purchased at several locations in and around Cape Vincent. For more information call the Chamber of Commerce at 315-654-2481. NYS DEC free fishing days with no fishing license needed are June 29-30, September 28 and November 11.

Free Family Fishing Week in June (June 29th - July 7th 2019)

Event Description: June 30th - Rev. Mark L. Pierce, Retired, United Methodist Church, Cape Vincent, NY Event Location: How to get to  Half Moon Bay Half Moon Bay is at the southeast end of Bostwick Island ( Yorke Island on some charts) about three kilometers ( one and one-half  miles ) southwest of Gananoque. GPS co-ordinates:  N 44 18.086 W 76 10.443 Visitors: A cordial invitation is extended  to you to worship at Half Moon Bay. For those using their own boats, a launch ramp is available at St. Lawrence Street, courtesy of the Lions Club. . If your boat draws more than 3 feet,  stay in the center of the bay as it is shallow. ​For people requiring a boat ride to the service, please be at the Gananoque Bay Dock in front of the P.U.C. Building at 3:00 and 3:30 pm at the Half Moon bay sign on the dock by the launch ramp. For enquiries regarding Weddings and other special arrangements, please call 613-382-4015

Site of Sackets Harbor Historical Society's - Concerts on the Waterfront, Every Sunday June 30th - Sept 1st.

Join the Gananoque Legion for an afternoon of fun featuring the fun Spare Change Trio! Enjoy a mid afternoon light lunch. Large Dance Floor!

Enjoy a glass of wine or wine slushie while searching for the perfect vintage and unique treasures from our vendors. No admission fee. No Vendor Fee. No advance registration required for vendors.