Bring your clubs… we have many courses to challenge your skill, including the Headwaters Golf Trail. Towns and Villages, too, invite exploration. Their history is here and now… in the intricate brickwork, carved stone and wooden details, in the
warped and creaking floors, squeaky old doors and wavy windows… and on plaques that tell you who first owned the
place and when it was built. Antique stores and museums will fill in the details and you can tell your kids “Your great
grandmother used one of those.”
Wander the back roads… let villages surprise you with jumbled general stores and freezers full of things for dinner… with artists’ studios… church suppers and summer concerts. Come for a weekend and you might start growing roots of your own!
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Arts Profile: Susan Powell Congratulations to Artisan of the Year, Susan Powell. Susan has provided her time and talents as an artist, coordinator, juror and counselor to the regions’ art community including the Headwaters Arts Festival and Erin Studio Tour.
Business Profile: The Wine Coaches Tourism Ambassadors of the Year are Jocelyn Klemm & Ric Kitowski of The Wine Coaches. This team has committed hours of personal time to promote Hills of Headwaters’ initiatives. Jocelyn is a past chair of the Association and Ric is a vital member of the Association’s SummerFeast/WinterFeast committee.
Heritage Profile: Mrs. Mitchell's Restaurant The 2009 Restaurant of the Year was awarded to Mrs. Mitchell's Restaurant housed in an 1889 one-room schoolhouse, is a historical landmark in the hamlet of Violet Hill in Mulmur. Set amongst beautifully tended gardens where many a bride and groom have posed with keepsake photos of loved ones, Mrs. Mitchell's has Colonial Williamsburg flair. Celebrating the spirit of Christmas Yuletide around the open fireplace is an annual pilgrimage for many loyal regular diners.
