EXHIBIT OPENING: Nature in Motion
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.
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.
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.
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.
-Beverley Smith
Arriving May 2026 at The Gallery at L.E. Shore: “The Nature of Seeing,” a new exhibition featuring photography and mixed-media works.
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.
Stay tuned to www.gogreenforblue.ca for further details.
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.
$4 per person, must be 18 years of age or older
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
Parent & Tot Skating is open to parents with young children. This programming is offered free of charge.
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
$4 per person, must be 18 years of age or older
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
Parent & Tot Skating is open to parents with young children. This programming is offered free of charge.
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
Ages 18+: $4 per person
Under 18: Free
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
Ages 18+: $4 per person
Under 18: Free
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.
$4 per person, must be 18 years of age or older
Skating program times are subject to change on a week-to-week basis.