On Sunday, May 3, drop by The Gallery at the L.E. Shore Library between 2-4pm for a relaxed art pop up with Beverley Smith, featuring new work from her third year at the La Macina Di San Cresci artist residency in Italy.
This is a casual pop-up art show, where you can ask me about the residence and my work. I am amazed how inspirational I find working in Tuscany. I feel my work has evolved quickly in this environment, and I look forward to sharing with you the results of these magical months.
Grab your friends and family and join the Climate Action Now Network and Beaver Valley Outreach for this year’s TBM Earth Week Clean-Up. Let’s go green for Blue!
If you aren't able to make the scheduled time, you can pick up a special garbage bag from Town Hall and complete your clean up anytime during Earth Week, April 19-25. All registered efforts will be included in the final tally collection for the event.
Step away from the panoramic and take a closer look at the familiar in a new exhibition by Bonnie Hastings and Wanda Haayen. From the bold, intricate details of a flower petal to a garden caught in late afternoon light, their work reflects the quiet beauty of small moments.
The Big Cheese Smackdown: a friendly but serious grilled sammie smackdown is back! Bringing together the most creative culinary minds in our area to compete in the cheesiest challenge of the year. Each sandwich is a unique creation, limited only by the chef's imagination and the basic rule: it's gotta be a grilled cheese.
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 31, June 28, July 26, August 23, and September 20, 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.
Since 2007, supporters around the world have been switching off for Earth Hour each year. For 2026, people are encouraged to go beyond the switch off – and give an hour for Earth too. Anyone, anywhere can take part by spending 60 minutes doing something - anything - positive for our planet. You can reconnect with nature, learn more about the environment, help restore our planet, or inspire others to take action. As long as we each use one hour to make meaningful impact, we can create the Biggest Hour for Earth together!
Join Council at the Craigleith Heritage Depot on Friday, March 27, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. for a Council Cafe. This free event is an opportunity for members of the public to have casual conversations with members of Council in the beautiful Craigleith Heritage Depot.
Light refreshments, including coffee, tea and snacks, will be provided.
No registration is required, and attendees can join the event at any time.
These free events will be informal, with no set agenda. Coffee, tea and light refreshments will be available, and attendees have the opportunity to talk with Council members. Members of the public are encouraged to attend, and registration is not required.
Sunday, March 15: 12-2 p.m. (Sponsored by Beaver Valley Outreach) Monday, March 16: 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, March 17: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Wednesday, March 18: 1-3 p.m. (Sponsored by Beaver Valley Outreach) Thursday, March 19: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday, March 21: 12-2 p.m. (Sponsored by Beaver Valley Outreach)
There is no admission fee for sponsored skates. Rates for other Public Skating dates are as follows:
Layered, chocolaty, and oh-so-yummy! We’re finishing March Break with a Chocolate Finale! Kids will build their own decadent, no-bake dessert with layers of cookies, chocolate, and creamy goodness to take home and enjoy.
Registration required · Spaces are limited · Ages 8+. Sign up here!
Put on your detective hats—and maybe your aprons! This March Break, teams of three will not only crack clues and solve puzzles but also follow “recipe-style” hints to uncover secrets and solve a mysterious case. Think teamwork, problem-solving, and lots of “aha!” moments as you mix together logic, observation, and a dash of creativity to figure out who dunnit.
