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Local
Hidden Gems - Special places you may not know about (but should)
Brudenell-Lyndoch-Raglan
Madawaska Valley Township
Raglan Four Season's Park / Beach offers a covered
picnic area, baseball diamond with covered bleachers,
horseshoe pits, boat launch to Genrick's Lake, and a
wonderful kid's play area. Right at the corner of Hwy 515
and Hwy 28.
Hydes Bay Railway Station & Museum - an amazing
model railroad. At Hyde’s Bay south of Combermere.
Open weekends in July and August.
Rockingham Falls are just a short distance up John Watson
Road from Rockingham's historic St. Leonard's church.
The falls are not far off the road, on the right.
Bent Anchor Bar and Restaurant - outdoor licenced
dining on the banks of the Madawaska river in
Combermere. Thursday night you’ll find Karaoke and
weekends feature great live bands. Cruises are available
aboard the tugboat Maggie II.
Quadeville Beryl Pit a great self-guided excursion for the
whole family. Register at Kauffeldt's General Store in
Quadeville. adults $7, students $6
Charlie D's an excellent selection of movies, boutique ice
cream and locally-produced products. They also have
several varieties of poutine. (see ad)
Hastings Highlands
New Dimensions - a mini rainbow emporium located
behind the Wilno Tavern Restaurant on Hwy 60 is home to
Rrijoice Tye Dyes.
Lake Kamaniskeg Lookout is on County Rd 62 south of
Combermere. Drive up for a spectacular view.
Sun Run Café in Maynooth features delicious salads,
sandwiches and café standards – much of it home-cooked.
And Chinese Take-out. 613-338-1001
Candleberry Cottage Gifts in Purdy has an eclectic mix of
gift ware and collectibles including the largest assortment
of Christmas ornaments you’ll likely see in any one place.
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Men-Wah Tay on Post St. in Whitney a gift shop with a
focus on native arts and crafts.
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Thomas & Mick Murray Park on Cross lake road. A
sweet little out of the way spot with a boat launch,
washrooms and a beach
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Gerber’s Nursery - in business since 1958
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overflowing with plants, shrubs and trees. You’re bound to
find just what you were looking for.
South Algonquin
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Grandma’s Pantry at 183 Queen St. Killaloe has one of
the best selections of natural and bulk foods anywhere.
Lots of locally and regionally produced food and music and
a huge gluten free section as well.
Sheryl Boyle Park features a great beach on Round Lake.
From Round Lake Variety in Bonnechere, walk or drive
down to the lake.
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$20.00 off
admission to the
Palmer Rapids
Twin Music Festival
July 25-28, 2013
www.palmerrapids.ca
Coupon valid towards weekend pass only July 25-28, 2013.
Must be presented upon arrival at gatehouse and cannot
be used in conjunction with any other offer or advance
discount. Limit of one admission discount per coupon
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Events and Hidden Gems in Algonquin East
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Algonquin East is the “quiet” side of Algonquin – the area east
of Algonquin Park. Here you'll find not only pristine lakes and
tree-covered hills, but also a way of life that has escaped the
worst of the urban hustle and bustle, and people who are not
afraid to be called old-fashioned.
The area was settled in the mid- and late-1800's by Polish, Irish,
Kashub, and German immigrants who arrived by way of the
Opeongo colonization road, known locally as the "Opeongo
Line". In Wilno's Heritage Park you'll find one of the original
log homes built over a hundred years ago by pioneer settlers.
Many of those log buildings still stand on homesteads, alongside the amazing stone fences built by hard-working farm
families.
With the rapid growth of the logging industry came the
construction of a railway, stretching from Ottawa to Parry
Sound. In Barry's Bay, the historic wooden water tower is the
last remaining one in Ontario. We proudly celebrate our
logging heritage every February at Timberfest – and “the bush”
still provides a living for many of our residents. The lumber
mills in South Algonquin and Killaloe are essential to our local
economy.
Mining also played a part in the development of our area, and
visitors still come to explore the abandoned Craigmont mine
near Combermere. Rock Hounds can gather minerals or rose
quartz nearby.
The lakes and rivers that dot our area provide a natural fourseason playground for visitors from all over the world. The
rapids of the Madawaska River are renowned for the challenge
they present to kayaking enthusiasts, and the quiet lakes are
popular with swimmers, paddlers and anglers alike.
The area still attracts people looking for a more sensible way of
life - be it off grid and organic or a healthy safe place to raise
kids or retire.
Representing businesses in south-western Renfrew County and northern Hastings County - including the
townships of Brudenell Lyndoch & Raglan, Madawaska Valley, South Algonquin, Killaloe-HagartyRichards and Hastings Highlands.
Contact us at [email protected]
Our Goal: To promote our businesses and communities locally and beyond.
Bayberry Lane Designs
42 Burnt Bridge Rd., Box 40
Palmer Rapids,ON K0J 2E0
Telephone: 613-758-2061
Fax: 613-758-2235
56 dunn st.
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BLRTownship
open noon - 10pm daily
Farmers’ Markets
Canadian Kashub Festival
CO Blitz
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A Celebration of the Kashub Heritage of the Wilno Area
Sat May 4 ~ Wilno Heritage Park
Sun Aug 4; Combermere Community Centre
Live Music • Family Activities
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All Summer Long
Antique Cars • Sidewalk Sales • Craft Vendors
Small Business Exhibits • Live Entertainment
Sat May 18 ~ Downtown Barry’s Bay
Saturday August 10th - 7pm
Party in the Park!
June
Sun Aug 11, 11:00am to 3:00pm - Round Lake Recreation Park
Vendors, musicians, performers, workshops, and more!
International Food Fair
There’s Hippies up the Line
Music in the Park
- Eganville -
A celebration of the multi-culturalism in our community!
Sample foods from local food vendors.; Kids’ activities, Live music
Sat June 29th 1:00 - 4:00pm ~ Barry’s Bay Railway Station
Every Friday and Wednesday evening
7 - 9 pm ~ Eganville Centennial Park
Barrys Bay Triathlon/Duathlon
Sun June 30; At the beach in Barry's Bay;
A challenging race in the beautiful Madawaska Highlands
July
Exhibits at South of 60
South of 60 Arts Centre
Railway Station, Barry’s Bay
Exhibits change regularly
see www.southof60.com
Sat Aug 17 & Sun Aug 18 - Grand Entry at noon each day
Featuring dancers, drum groups, traditional foods and cultural items.
Free Family Fishing Week
Irish Gathering
Sat July 6 to Sun July 14 - No licence required during this week.
All other regulations & limits apply
Celebrate the Irish Heritage of the Killaloe area
Sat Aug 17 to Sat Aug 24 in Killaloe
Sat July 13; Railway Station Park, Barry's Bay;
Discover the best artists & craftspeople from across Ontario
For Weekly Updates, Details
and More Events
Opeongo Seniors’ Centre Fish Fry
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613-756-5156
Pamela Ogelsby
613-756-7957
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Sue Tice
613-639-1856
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Larry Dusseault
613-756-0794
¬¬ Barb Kraft Kuiack
613-639-3654
¬ Andy Tatarski
613-756-2181
¬ Al Schutt
613-332-7065
4 Opeongo Square, Barry`s Bay
613-756-2477
September
Algonquin East Animal Clinic
LOCAL & VISITOR
INFORMATION
Barry’s Bay, Ontario, K0J 1B0
What’s Interesting
Ann Burkart, DVM
Accommodation, Dining
Business Directory
ALGONQUIN PARK TO EGANVILLE, ROUND LAKE TO QUADEVILLE
Local
Sun Sept 1; St. Mary’s Church, Wilno
Enter to win prizes from local businesses
Winners to be drawn Sept 16
Featuring Highland Games, Mud Dawgs mud run, Vintage Autos
Fri to Sun - Labour Day Weekend
Name:
October
Phone:
Puzzle Solutions
Sat & Sun Oct 5 & 6 ~ 10 am to 6 pm
Fax : 613-756-4038
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FREE Prize Draw
Wilno Chicken Supper
Madawaska Valley Studio Tour
Tel : 613-756-1984
www.algonquineast.com
"Bonnechere River- Future Tense"
Thu July 25 to Sun July 28
A Bluegrass Festival and a Country Music Festival
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19162 Highway 60, RR2
What’s Happening
Maynooth Madness Weekend
Palmer Rapids Twin Music Festivals
www.pinewoodinn.ca
¬ Sales Representative ¬¬Broker
Sat July 13, 11:30am - 6:00pm
Fri July 19 ~ 6:30 pm - Zurakowski Park, Barry's Bay
Your Hosts
Taste of the Valley
June 28 & 29 in Quadeville; June 30 in Palmer Rapids, Whitney
July 1 in Killaloe, Barry's Bay, Combermere
Madawaska Valley Artisan Festival
Patricia Scott
Fri Aug 16, 10 am to 5 pm; Barry's Bay Railway Park
Local food producers from all over Renfrew County
Canada Day Celebrations
www.algonquineast.com
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Stone Fence Theatre ~ Wed Aug 14 ~ 6 pm
Paul J. Yakabuski Community Centre, Barry’s Bay
Tickets: www.stonefence.ca
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn
Traditional Pow Wow
Open Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm
12 North Street, Killaloe
donations of gently
used clothing and books
gratefully accepted.
[email protected]
August
Songs from the Park
www.bonniesbacktobasics.com
[email protected]
613-757-0175
875 Lisk Road Killaloe, Ontario K0J 2A0
p 613-756-2580 • 44 Dunn Street, Barry's Bay • f 613-756-2675
Round Lake Boat Parade
Fridays - Aug 9, Aug 16, Aug 22 ~ 6:30
Railway Station Park and Zurakowski Park
used clothing store
www.bayberrylane.ca
Bay Day
Music in the Park
- Barry’s Bay -
Buried Treasure
Inkjet and laser cartridges at competitive prices
right here in Barry’s Bay
May
Every Friday in July and August
6 pm ~ Killaloe Station Park
[email protected]
613-756-5162 • 16 Opeongo Square • Barry’s Bay, ON
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Barry’s Bay: Fri 11 to 4
Combermere: Sat 8 to 11
Maynooth: Sat 8 to 1
(8 to 4 Labour Day Weekend)
Killaloe: Sat 8 to 1
Eganville: Fri 2 to 6
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Balmoral Hotel
Bonnie Zelney
Top quality colour printing and web design
Email:
One entry per person only, please.
Billiards, Darts, Sports Bar
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Town:
enter online at www.algonquineastbusiness.com
or mail to: AEBC, 875 Lisk Rd. RR#4,Killaloe ON K0J 2A0
Look for the AEBC logo at your favourite local business.