Visit the Thornbury Farmers' Market for a fun-filled day with many vendors to shop from, family fun activities to explore and and lots of food to choose from! The market offers locally grown food and other incredible arts and crafts from local community members.
Celebrate the release of Harriet Alida Lye’s highly anticipated third novel, Motherclown (McClelland & Stewart). Set against a backdrop of French-inspired charm, this launch features a conversation between Harriet and local author Katie Zdybel.
Book Sales provided by Jessica’s Book Nook.
Admission is free. Registration is encouraged on the Library Event Calendar though drop-ins are always welcome!
YetiCon is a fan-first fandom convention held in Blue Mountain Village, Ontario. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026, YetiCon brings together anime, gaming, cosplay, artists, panels, live shows, and exciting After Dark 19+ events. Set in a walkable resort village, YetiCon offers a full weekend experience that goes beyond the convention floor.
The Town of The Blue Mountains, Small Business Enterprise Centre and community partners are pleased to announce a 5-part Founders Workshop Series to support small businesses. The workshops are aimed at equipping entrepreneurs with practical tools to help build sustainable businesses.
Join us every Thursday starting June 4, 2026 for Walk Club at Lemonade Collective.
Walk Club is a free, weekly community walk open to all members, designed to encourage movement, connection, and time outdoors while enjoying the surrounding neighbourhoods.
We meet at Lemonade Collective and head out together for a relaxed, social walk. No pressure—just fresh air, conversation, and a chance to move your body in a welcoming group setting.
Strollers are welcome, and all fitness levels are encouraged to participate.
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Looking for a fun and social way to stay active? Come join us at the Blue Mountains Run Club!
We meet every Tuesday at 5:30 PM at Lemonade Collective (LC) starting May 5th for a group run that’s open to all levels. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just getting started, everyone is welcome.
Registration is required so we can keep you updated and communicate any changes.
Routes for the week will be posted on the Blue Mountains Run Club Strava page, so be sure to check it out and stay in the loop.
We can’t wait to run (and hang out!) with you!
Clarksburg Kid's Fest is back on Sunday, June 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.!
Join the Clarksburg Village Association for a full day of fun, laughter and community spirit as they raise funds for local youth programs. The event will feature:
Come on out to a live art competition, loosely inspired by the hit TV show Landscape Artist of the Year (UK) and its Canadian iteration!
Set on the lawns of the L.E. Shore Library, this is a competition with a twist:
The Town of The Blue Mountains, Small Business Enterprise Centre and community partners are pleased to announce a 5-part Founders Workshop Series to support small businesses. The workshops are aimed at equipping entrepreneurs with practical tools to help build sustainable businesses.
This community conversation invites participants to explore what it means to be a better neighbour in everyday life. Together, we'll reflect on what makes people feel welcome, build awareness of different experiences in our community, and identify simple, practical ways to create more inclusive spaces for others.
Facilitated by local resident and experienced conversation guide Nova Nicole, this session is open, welcoming, and grounded in real-life connection. All ages are invited to drop in anytime between 3:30 and 5:00pm, no registration required
This June, step back in time and celebrate the rich history of our region! Join the Craigleith Heritage Depot and The Blue Mountains Public Library for this new event. This year, the tour will take place on Sunday, June 7, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tour times are 10am, 12pm, and 2pm. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a curious visitor, join us for a day dedicated to the stories that built our community.
Launching in June 2026, Diana Bick (Thornbury) and Kim Etherington-Reid (Meaford) unveil a new exhibition at The Gallery at L.E. Shore!
These two artists’ distinct styles have been brought together by chance.
Join Pollinate TBM at the L.E. Shore Library for a hands-on morning dedicated to supporting our local pollinators. This interactive, family-friendly event offers something for all ages, with opportunities to learn, create, and take action.
For Adults:
Enjoy an engaging presentation from Pollinate TBM on pollinators and their importance, along with a live planting demonstration to help you create your own pollinator-friendly garden at home.
The Town of The Blue Mountains, Small Business Enterprise Centre and community partners are pleased to announce a 5-part Founders Workshop Series to support small businesses. The workshops are aimed at equipping entrepreneurs with practical tools to help build sustainable businesses.
Discover the beauty of watercolours in this first session of a beginner-friendly workshop series. No prior experience required!
Open to participants aged 14 and up, this hands-on session invites you to experiment with colour, techniques and composition in a relaxed environment. The workshop will be led by instructor Teresa Przybylski, who will offer step-by-step guidance and tips.
Whether you're trying something new or looking to refresh your artistic skills, this is a perfect introduction to the world of watercolour painting.
Brighten your summer with a visit to the Thornbury Flower Market, a brand-new outdoor market located in the Hester Street Parkette on Bruce Street South, brimming with freshly cut blooms. Held one Saturday a month on May 30, June 27, July 25, August 22, and September 19, this small yet vibrant event features 3-5 carefully selected artisans and local flower growers.
While you’re picking the perfect bouquet, make a day of it by exploring the charming boutiques, cozy cafes, and inviting restaurants that make Thornbury’s downtown so special.
Immerse yourself in four days of bold storytelling and award-winning cinema. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Blue Mountains, we bring together cinema, creativity, and community in an unforgettable mountain setting.
Attention all garage sale lovers: come find a bargain at The Gallery at L.E. Shore’s first ever Art Supplies Sale!
This is a garage-sale-style market held on the front lawns of the L.E. Shore Library, featuring gently used arts and crafts supplies from the personal collections of your friends and neighbours. There will be a range of items for sale, including paint, paintbrushes, easels, art books, stamps, sketch pads, jewelry-making supplies, paper crafting supplies and more! Bringing cash is recommended.
The Town has recently completed a $26 million expansion at the Thornbury Wastewater Treatment Plant. This project represents an important investment in the Town’s infrastructure and long-term investment in environmental protection. A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be held on Wednesday, May 20 at 10:00 a.m. at the facility, located at 1 Grey Street South, Thornbury. Members of Council and the public are invited to attend.
Parking for the public is available along the sides of Grey Street South, at the Beaver River Trail trailhead and at the old Thornbury Foodland site.
Get in touch with your artistic side and make some sidewalk chalk art at the L.E. Shore Library! We’ll supply the chalk (and cold lemonade!), just bring yourself and your imagination.
We’re also excited to host artist Nicole Foster, who will be crafting a chalk piece to show what can be accomplished with just art supplies and a stretch of asphalt.