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JULY 2008 ISSUE
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There’s lots to do close-by this summer in the Hills of Headwaters
Ah… the welcoming warm rays of summer sunshine inspire many to take to the country roads on the weekends or even on weekdays in the early evening for a leisurely drive in the Hills.
Located throughout the Hills of Headwaters, in vintage carriages houses, sophisticated village shops, spacious old barns and a multitude of other fascinating buildings are our Headwaters Antique Dealers each with rooms of treasures from the past.
For the architectural enthusiast, Doors Open in the Hills of Headwaters offers a full day or weekend of heritage hunting August 16 and 17.
In the Village of Hillsburgh, the Century Church Theatre presents Quartet, July 9 - 19, a comedy about three very different ‘inmates’ of a home for retired opera singers.
Horse events also abound this time of year here in the Hills. Check out Teen Ranch, the Caledon Equestrian Park and the Orangeville Fair Grounds, each offer a host of equestrian events this summer. And don’t forget to mark the date (September 13 and 14) for the inaugural Headwaters Stable Tour – a behind the scenes opportunity to visit some of the finest stables and training facilities in southern Ontario.
For avid golfers, there remains still a handful of Headwaters Golf Trail passes. Pass holders receive one round of golf at each of six premiere Headwaters Golf Trail courses for an incredible rate of only $295 (regular price $440).
Looking for gardening tips? Pair your drive in the Hills with a gardening seminar at David Warburton’s Gardens at King Fisher Cottage.
Finally, for those who love food, join us in the third annual presentation of SummerFeast, August 11 – September 5 and discover the culinary prowess of our Hills of Headwaters chefs at an incredible price.
Check the events calendar at thehillsofheadwaters.com > |
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Fore the Animals Golf Tournament
We need your help to make the Fore the Animals Golf Tournament a success.
Held at the Caledon Country Club September 8, 2008. The Fore the Animals golf tournament is an important fundraising event for the Ontario SPCA Orangeville and District Branch and the Upper Credit Humane Society. Both organizations rely primarily on the involvement and generosity of the communities in which we operate to care for hundreds of homeless animals every year. Proceeds from the golf tournament will be used to help us continue our work caring for the animals at both animal shelters and adoption centres, spaying and neutering adoption animals, and investigating reports of cruelty and neglect towards animals.
Come for a fantastic day of golf, lunch, dinner and prizes. Become a sponsor or donate tournament prizes, door prizes or silent auction items.
For your registration form call (519) 942-3140 or visit orangevillespca.ca > |
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Strawberries & salads in the summertime!
FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE TABLE, the region’s premier kitchen and tableware store!
Summertime seems to be salad season. Drop by the Market on Broadway or your favourite roadside stand to pick up fresh Ontario produce and create your own salad recipe. This month our Kitchen Toy sections features some great gadgets to help you whip up a great salad in just minutes!
We’re also pleased to feature the new Luau Lanterns, one of the hottest items this season for casual entertaining. These handy rechargeable lanterns are available in a variety of sizes and shapes and are perfect, indoors or out!
Subscribe to Secrets from Our Kitchen for your free monthly issue full of recipes, including our favourite Strawberry Goat Cheese Salad, culinary tips and trends, and upcoming events and demonstrations, delivered right to your inbox.
Celebrating 10 years on Broadway — From the Kitchen to the Table, 125 Broadway in the heart of historic Downtown Orangeville.
Call 519-942-5908 or visit kitchentotable.com > |
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CALEDON COUNTRY CLUB – more than just great golf!
Tuesday nights – Ladies Night
Half hour instruction starting at either 4:30, 5 or 5:30, 9 holes of golf (including shared cart) for $45. Call to book.
July – Fast Play Rewards
Finish your round in 4 1/2 hours or under and receive a $10 voucher for our restaurant.
July 7th to 13th – Take a Kid to the Course Week
Kids under 16 (accompanied by a paying adult) receive a free round of golf, a 1st Tee Gift and a small bucket of balls for warm-up.
Saturday, July 12th – Hit the Green Days
Great prizes on selected par 3 holes. Check at the Pro Shop for details.
Junior Summer Camps
August 11th to 14th – reserve your space now!
July golf tip – it’s all in the set-up!
Golf etiquette – tee box
Golf dictionary – waggle
Subscribe to our monthly newsletter for golf tips from the Pro, upcoming events, promotions, clinics & Pro Shop features.
Call (905) 838-0200 or visit golfcaledon.com > |
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Granny Taught Us How Summer Sale
Saturday, July 19 - Sunday, July 27, 2008
10 - 50% off entire stock
Ladies clothing up to 70% off
Enjoy a beautiful summer day by driving over to Granny Taught Us How and taking part in our Annual Summer Sale.
Granny Taught Us How is where you find the ever-popular jute, wool and penny rugs, quilts, scented candles, plush toys, books, babies items, gourmet food, prints, garden items and so much more.
Our Ladies Clothing lines include Eric Alexandre, Jackpot, Woolrich, Part Two,Nic & Zoe and Susan Bristol - all discounted from 40% - 70% off.
You won't want to miss this sale!
Store hours: Sunday to Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Violet Hill, ON
North side of Hwy 89, between Airport Rd. and Hwy. 10
Call: 519-925-2748
Email: grannytaughtushow@bellnet.ca
Visit grannytaughtushow.com > |
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Downtown Orangeville’s 39th Annual Founders’ Fair
Friday, July 11th & Saturday, July 12th
What better time to stroll along Broadway than the weekend of July 11th and 12th as Downtown Orangeville celebrates its heritage.
The 2008 Founders’ Fair is taking its direction from the original Fair celebrated in 1970. A festival atmosphere will prevail, and activities, entertainment and demonstrations throughout the weekend will entertain young and old alike beginning on Friday evening at 6:00 pm.
Downtown shopkeepers will be offering special sales throughout the celebration, entertainers and local musicians will be performing on stages located throughout the downtown area, and buskers will be performing and strolling along the streets entertaining visitors of all ages.
Visitors can delight in the $0.25 Spot the Dot Penny Sale on Saturday, enjoy a free Family Fun Zone on Mill Street, and enjoy an old-fashioned street dance featuring the Brokenjoe Trio and the Campfire Poets on Saturday night to close out the festivities.
For a complete schedule of Founders’ Fair activities and performances, or for more information visit: discoverbroadway.ca > |
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The 58th annual Canadian Open Old Time Fiddle Championship
August 6 – 10, 2008 in Shelburne!
On Thursday, August 7 at 7:30 p.m., the Shelburne Rotary Club welcomes three time Canadian Open Champion Mark Sullivan to Shelburne for an evening of old time fiddle music. The show will feature Canadian Old Time Fiddling, Western Swing, and others, performed by Mark and accompanied by guitar, piano, percussion, dancers, and vocalists.
The contest starts Friday August 8th at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and the Fiddle Championship finals happen on Saturday, August 9 at 7:00 p.m. and will feature entertainment including a Judges Showcase, fiddling and stepdancing with the Ballagh Bunch, Triple Explosion, and The Ziebarth Family.
Call 519-925-2600, ext. 230 or visit: shelburnefiddlecontest.on.ca > |
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Send your kids to BARC (Basic Animal Responsibility Camp)
From fins and frog feet to wings and claws, it’s an animal camp for your little animals. Er, kids.
Send your kids to BARC (Basic Animal Responsibility Camp) this summer, and they’ll learn not only how to behave responsibly toward animals, but they’ll also gain knowledge and information to help them create a more humane world in general. With four themes to this summer’s camp (for kids aged 7 – 12), topics covered will range from animals that preside over the skies to those that swim the earth’s waters and just about everything in between. Beyond learning about the animals in these environments, children will be provided an extraordinary opportunity to further develop their life’s toolbox of curiosity, creative and analytical skills, as well as the motivation to face humane challenges with integrity.
This is a wonderful camp, designed to keep children constantly engaged by feeding their instinctive desires to learn about the world around them. Visit our web link below or call 519.942.3140 – we’d love to tell you more.
To learn more visit orangevillespca.ca > |
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Doors Open in the Hills of Headwaters
Heritage Comes Alive on August 16th & 17th 2008
Locations & site information at doorsopeninthehills.ca >
Headwaters Golf Trail
Play all six of the Headwaters Golf Trail courses for an incredible rate of only $295.
Order your golf passes at golftrail.ca >
SummerFeast
A Culinary Experience! Monday, August 11 to Friday, September 5 2008
Menus to be added soon at summerfeast.ca >
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