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St. Jacobs Farmers' Market - Harvest Hoedown
2024-09-20 17:00 - 22:00 (America/Toronto)
Grab your cowboy boots, dust off your hats, and join us at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market for a rollicking night of country vibes and wild rides at the Harvest Hoedown! It’s a fun-filled evening you won’t want to miss. Get your tickets now and round up your friends for an unforgettable country experience! Date: September 20, 2024Time: 5pm – 10pm Location: St. Jacobs Farmers Market Dress Code: Casual with a touch of country flair!URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/st-jacobs-farmers-market-harvest-hoedown/

Waterloo From Above: 200 Years of Change
2024-09-20 10:00 - 16:00
The Town of Waterloo was a mere 12 square kilometers in 1876. Today, the City of Waterloo covers 64 square kilometers, with the initial boundaries no longer visible. Striking changes to the landscape tell the tale of our growing city over time. The City of Waterloo Museum invites you to take a bird’s eye view flight through the decades in our new exhibition “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change”. Historic maps, aerial images and photographs have recorded Waterloo’s remarkable transformation throughout the decades, from early indigenous communities to our present-day vibrant neighbourhoods. Follow how farmland turned into houses, and manufacturing hubs transformed into globally recognized think-tank and start-up cores. Discover the story of Black freedom seeker, Levi Carroll and his family who lived in a building that has been located in both Waterloo and Berlin (Kitchener), but served two very different purposes. Check out fun LEGO creations of some of Waterloo’s recognizable heritage and iconic buildings built by members of our community. Visitors will be able to cast a ballot for the people’s choice award, with a prize awarded for the top model. Uncover the story of Waterloo’s first airport and the role it played in capturing some of Waterloo’s earliest aerial images and video footage. “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change” tells the story in pictures how our human impact and urbanization has changed the city. Do not miss your chance to explore Waterloo in a different way – from above! Summer hours- Tuesdays to Saturdays Fall hours- Tuesdays to Fridays See website for full detailsURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/waterloo-from-above-200-years-of-change-8/2024-09-20/

2024 Fest2Fall
2024-09-20 00:00
FEST2FALL music festival in Cambridge at The Gaslight District – a celebration of food, music and drink curated by Farm League Brewing! 2024 FEST2FALL headliners:Thursday night’s headliners are Bahamas and Tim BakerFriday night’s headliners are The Beaches and JJ WildeAnd our host with the most will once again be the hilarious Tige Wright! Single-day and weekend passes are now available at www.fest2fall.com. VIP Packages are also available. URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/2024-fest2fall/2024-09-20/

Darts Night @ TWB
2024-09-19 19:00 - 21:30
Darts Night returns! Come out for a fun and friendly evening of darts at TWB Brewing, every other Thursday. Check-in at 6:45 pm Games start promptly at 7:00 pm Partners rotate after each game of ‘501’ All levels are welcome. Ticket includes your first 12oz beer (upgrade to a pint or not-beer at the bar!), and winner receives a $20 TWB Gift Card! URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/darts-night-twb/

Counterpoint Run Club
2024-09-19 19:00
Interested in joining our inclusive running community? Show up ready to run at 7pm every Thursday at Counterpoint! All skill levels welcome. Please share with anyone interested in running with a great group of people. Walk/Jog/Run 5km, and come on back to the taproom for a beer or non-alcoholic bevvie.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/counterpoint-run-club/2024-09-19/

Take Back the Night
2024-09-19 18:00 - 21:00
A Call to End Gender-Based Violence. Take Back the Night returns to Waterloo Region this year with activities and a march taking place at Gaukel Block in Downtown Kitchener. Join us for Take Back the Night, and make your voice heard! Thursday, September 19, 20246 – 9 p.m.Gaukel Block, Downtown Kitchener MarchSpeeches and PerformersCommunity InformationAnd More!URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/take-back-the-night/

Music at The Market
2024-09-19 18:00 - 21:00
Come join us at the Kitchener Market on Thursdays for your favourite weekly summer outing. Our Music at the Market series features local performers and local flavours! From August 1 to September 19, join us on our Piazza (off King Street) between 6 to 9 p.m. You’ll be able to enjoy some delicious food and beverages while watching the free live outdoor entertainment. Each Thursday, there will be a rotating list of pop-up food vendors from the region and a bar on-site for you to enjoy dinner and drinks while watching talented local musicians. These events will be going forward rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, the events will be moved to a covered area.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/music-at-the-market-2/2024-09-19/

Appleflats Guided Orchard Tours
2024-09-19 18:00
Appleflats Orchard Tours start Thursday May 2nd! The tour will have distinct stops, all within the crabapple orchard.A brief history of crabapples as well as how Glen and Alex started growing their orchard.Enter the orchard and learn about what a rootstock is, how the different rootstocks being tested and how a rootstock affects the growth and maturation of a fruit tree.Learn about the symbiotic relationship between other local growers and crabapples. Special focus is placed on how the orchard is maintained without the use of pesticides or herbicides.Next up is learning about pruning fruit trees. What works, what we are testing and why anybody does it. In this section, we will also be including demonstrations of different pests, bacterial or viral infections that can damage fruit trees.Finally take a look at the espalier style of growing, the only one in the world dedicated to crabapple trees.This concludes the tour, guests will be provided with an assortment of local snacks, as well as a complimentary crabapple product to take home.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/appleflats-guided-orchard-tours/2024-09-19/

Historic St. Jacobs Walking Tour
2024-09-19 14:30 - 16:00
This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company. Our 75-90 minute guided walking tour is led by locals who know the town best. You will leave feeling happier, healthier and smarter! Or maybe you won’t want to leave! Led By: Juanita Metzger Accessibility: Route follows paved surfaces on main town streets and side streets. There is one downhill and uphill section at the beginning of the walk. Sidewalks are quite narrow in the Village of St. Jacobs, but still accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/historic-st-jacobs-walking-tour/2024-09-19/

Waterloo From Above: 200 Years of Change
2024-09-19 10:00 - 16:00
The Town of Waterloo was a mere 12 square kilometers in 1876. Today, the City of Waterloo covers 64 square kilometers, with the initial boundaries no longer visible. Striking changes to the landscape tell the tale of our growing city over time. The City of Waterloo Museum invites you to take a bird’s eye view flight through the decades in our new exhibition “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change”. Historic maps, aerial images and photographs have recorded Waterloo’s remarkable transformation throughout the decades, from early indigenous communities to our present-day vibrant neighbourhoods. Follow how farmland turned into houses, and manufacturing hubs transformed into globally recognized think-tank and start-up cores. Discover the story of Black freedom seeker, Levi Carroll and his family who lived in a building that has been located in both Waterloo and Berlin (Kitchener), but served two very different purposes. Check out fun LEGO creations of some of Waterloo’s recognizable heritage and iconic buildings built by members of our community. Visitors will be able to cast a ballot for the people’s choice award, with a prize awarded for the top model. Uncover the story of Waterloo’s first airport and the role it played in capturing some of Waterloo’s earliest aerial images and video footage. “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change” tells the story in pictures how our human impact and urbanization has changed the city. Do not miss your chance to explore Waterloo in a different way – from above! Summer hours- Tuesdays to Saturdays Fall hours- Tuesdays to Fridays See website for full detailsURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/waterloo-from-above-200-years-of-change-8/2024-09-19/

Wagon & Walking Tour in St. Jacobs & St. Jacobs Market
2024-09-19 10:00 - 16:00
Wagon & Walking Tour in St. Jacobs & St. Jacobs Market In the morning, hop on the country wagon pulled by an antique John Deere tractor for a 60 min ride through beautiful farming landscape of Woolwich Township, which is rich in Mennonite heritage. The guided tour winds through Martin’s Family Fruit Farm & orchard, past a Mennonite school and rural Mennonite farms. The on-board guide shares about the Mennonite culture, their way of life, farming in their culture, and some about Mennonite history. There is lots of opportunity for the passengers to ask questions. In the afternoon, join the guided walking tour of Historic St. Jacobs. St. Jacobs might look like a town frozen in time, but its history tells another tale. This small village blends the modern and traditional but always stays connected to its roots. This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company. Led by: Elmira Wagon Tour guides are volunteers with The Mennonite Story and have strong Mennonite family and community connections. Stroll Walking Tours is led by Juanita Metzger who grew up in the community. Accessibility: The wagon has a low step to enter. The walking tour route follows paved surfaces on main and neighbourhood streets. Accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/wagon-walking-tour-in-st-jacobs-st-jacobs-market/2024-09-19/

2024 Fest2Fall
2024-09-19 00:00 - 23:59
FEST2FALL music festival in Cambridge at The Gaslight District – a celebration of food, music and drink curated by Farm League Brewing! 2024 FEST2FALL headliners:Thursday night’s headliners are Bahamas and Tim BakerFriday night’s headliners are The Beaches and JJ WildeAnd our host with the most will once again be the hilarious Tige Wright! Single-day and weekend passes are now available at www.fest2fall.com. VIP Packages are also available. URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/2024-fest2fall/2024-09-19/

Experience Meander
2024-09-18 21:00
Meander, the largest permanent living architecture sculpture in the world, awaits you at Tapestry Hall in Cambridge Ontario.Experience a dreamlike journey into the structures and beauty of nature within the Grand River. Engage with a Philip Beesley-designed sculpture that was specifically created to engage back with you. Its meshwork spheres, billowing cloud canopies and water-like formations react to your movements with sounds, light and movements of its own as it constantly adapts and learns from its audience. Shows begin at 9pm.No reservations or tickets required! Simply come join us in the lobby of Tapestry Hall and experience Meander.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/experience-meander-7/

Graven & Stephen Stanley live at Counterpoint Brewing
2024-09-18 19:00 - 22:00
If you haven’t been, then now might be a good time to dust off your kicks and come out to Kitchener’s Counterpoint Brewing Co. It’s an intimate place with delicious, local craft beer and amazing taste in music! You don’t have to be a craft beer enthusiast if you’re just looking for a fun time out! We’ll be there playing our original music for your enjoyment. GRAVEN (Matty McKechnie) is an independent folk-rock singer-songwriter from Ottawa, Canada. An innovative Nepean-born songmaker with a key focus on cultivating joy and wonder in Canadian geography, Matty (Graven) is a wiley wordsmith whose passion is to create a highly accepting and inclusive community of music lovers. Toronto-based singer-songwriter and guitarist, Stephen Stanley may most immediately be known as a founding member, lead guitarist and vocalist with acclaimed, early 90’s alt-rock band, The Lowest of the Low. He’s assembled a collection of trusted players and has gone on to log monumental shows with the likes of, 54•40, Bob Mould, Cracker, Lee Ann Womak, Jake Clemons, Willie Nile, The Jayhawks, and Lloyd Cole. He’s played festival stages in Germany, and toured across the UK and Ireland. Stephen performs with raw, unflinching urgency, steadfast observation and soul-searching storytelling that highlights his immediate world: those he loves, and those he’s lost. Counterpoint Brewing Co has 6 beers on tap and offers snack, but no meals. Enjoy our beer during the show, and take some cans to go. From Lagers to IPAs to Saisons, you’ll find something! Non-alcoholic beverages also available.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/graven-stephen-stanley-live-at-counterpoint-brewing/

Trivia Night: Music Madness
2024-09-18 19:00 - 21:00
Join us at TWB Brewing for Music Madness Trivia Night, where your knowledge of all things popular music will be put to the test by our favourite trivia host, Sean from Seen on Screen Podcast! From chart-topping hits to iconic artists and legendary albums, this is your chance to prove you’re the ultimate music maestro. Get ready for an evening of fun, friendly competition, and epic tunes! Tickets are $12/person and include a 12 oz beer plus unlimited (ish) popcorn, courtesy of the Apollo Cinema!URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/trivia-night-music-madness/

Willibald's Summer Music Series
2024-09-18 17:00 - 20:00
Live music is returning to Willibald Farm Distillery & Brewery every Wednesday, all summer long! June 12 Adam LeflyJune 19 Tyler Montague MarchJune 26 Patrick GrehanJuly 3 Kristen ReneeJuly 10 Barry MulcahyJuly 17 Eunice KeitanJuly 24 Chandler BerardiJuly 31 Tyler Montague MarchAugust 7 Marshall VeroniAugust 14 Chandler BerardiAugust 21 Barry MulcahyAugust 28 Adam LeflySeptember 4 Barry MulcahySeptember 11 Marshall VeroniSeptember 18 Kristen ReneeSeptember 25 Marshall VeroniURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/willibalds-summer-music-series/2024-09-18/

Waterloo From Above: 200 Years of Change
2024-09-18 10:00 - 16:00
The Town of Waterloo was a mere 12 square kilometers in 1876. Today, the City of Waterloo covers 64 square kilometers, with the initial boundaries no longer visible. Striking changes to the landscape tell the tale of our growing city over time. The City of Waterloo Museum invites you to take a bird’s eye view flight through the decades in our new exhibition “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change”. Historic maps, aerial images and photographs have recorded Waterloo’s remarkable transformation throughout the decades, from early indigenous communities to our present-day vibrant neighbourhoods. Follow how farmland turned into houses, and manufacturing hubs transformed into globally recognized think-tank and start-up cores. Discover the story of Black freedom seeker, Levi Carroll and his family who lived in a building that has been located in both Waterloo and Berlin (Kitchener), but served two very different purposes. Check out fun LEGO creations of some of Waterloo’s recognizable heritage and iconic buildings built by members of our community. Visitors will be able to cast a ballot for the people’s choice award, with a prize awarded for the top model. Uncover the story of Waterloo’s first airport and the role it played in capturing some of Waterloo’s earliest aerial images and video footage. “Waterloo from Above: 200 Years of Change” tells the story in pictures how our human impact and urbanization has changed the city. Do not miss your chance to explore Waterloo in a different way – from above! Summer hours- Tuesdays to Saturdays Fall hours- Tuesdays to Fridays See website for full detailsURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/waterloo-from-above-200-years-of-change-8/2024-09-18/

Caregiver Connections
2024-09-17 10:00 - 12:00
Enjoy a special, stroller-friendly guided visit to the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery for babies, toddlers, young children, caregivers, parents and grandparents! Formerly known as Stroller Tours, Caregiver Connections is a monthly program to welcome our youngest Gallery visitors and their caregivers to experience a tour at their own pace. The tour is thoughtfully designed to connect with participants of all ages! Caregiver Connections is an excellent opportunity to bond with your budding art enthusiast, meet fellow caregivers and indulge your own inspiration.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/caregiver-connections-3/

Historic St Jacobs Walking Tour
2024-09-15 13:00 - 14:30
This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company.Our 75-90 minute guided walking tour is led by locals who know the town best. You will leave feeling happier, healthier and smarter! Or maybe you won’t want to leave! Led By: Juanita Metzger Accessibility: Route follows paved surfaces on main town streets and side streets. There is one downhill and uphill section at the beginning of the walk. Sidewalks are quite narrow in the Village of St. Jacobs, but still accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/historic-st-jacobs-walking-tour-2/2024-09-15/

Ayr Farmers' Market
2024-09-14 08:00 - 13:00
The Ayr Farmers’ Market’s is located at 7 Church St. Ayr! Enjoy farm fresh produce, items from local artisans and other unique vendors. URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/ayr-farmers-market/2024-09-14/

Roller Skate in DTK
2024-09-13 18:00 - 22:00
Join Retro Rollers Inc. on Friday nights in September for free, adventurous family fun roller skating outside Kitchener City Hall! All skill levels are welcome. This community-focused event is intended to be a fun, casual, recreational program. Attendees must accept that skaters of all levels may be on the rink simultaneously. Skate at your own risk. DJ PDK will spin all night to keep you grooving, so grab a friend and your skates and get ready to roller disco dance the night away!No skates? No problem! Skate rentals are available for a rental fee. Kids and Adult skate sizes are available. Socks are required. Bring your own or buy a pair on-site. Don’t forget safety gear! Helmets are encouraged. Dates:Friday, September 6Friday, September 13Friday, September 20Friday, September 27 Event Time: 6pm – 10pm Choose your skate time Family Skate –> 6pm-8pmAll ages and kids are welcome. Adult Skate –> 8pm-10pm18+URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/roller-skate-in-dtk/2024-09-13/

Screening of The Critic
2024-09-13 10:00 - 22:00
Set in the atmospheric world of 1934 London, The Critic plunges viewers into a dark and suspenseful narrative. The story centers around Nina Land, an actress who becomes entangled in a perilous situation involving the influential theatre critic Jimmy Erskine and his paper’s editor, David Brooke. As the tension etween the characters escalates, secrets unravel, leading to a dramatic climax that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. The film boasts a stellar cast, featuring legendary actor Ian McKellen as the sharp-tongued critic Jimmy Erskine, Gemma Arterton as the beleaguered actress Nina Land, Mark Strong as the formidable editor David Brooke, and Lesley Manville as Annabel Land. They are joined by Romola Garai as Cora Wyley, Ben Barnes as Stephen Wyley, Alfred Enoch as Tom Tunner, Nikesh Patel as Ferdy Harwood, Jay Simpson as Slyfield. The Critic, directed by Anand Tucker and written by Patrick Marber, is based on the 2015 novel Curtain Call by Anthony Quinn.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/screening-of-the-critic/2024-09-13/

Counterpoint Run Club
2024-09-12 19:00
Interested in joining our inclusive running community? Show up ready to run at 7pm every Thursday at Counterpoint! All skill levels welcome. Please share with anyone interested in running with a great group of people. Walk/Jog/Run 5km, and come on back to the taproom for a beer or non-alcoholic bevvie.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/counterpoint-run-club/2024-09-12/

Music at The Market
2024-09-12 18:00 - 21:00
Come join us at the Kitchener Market on Thursdays for your favourite weekly summer outing. Our Music at the Market series features local performers and local flavours! From August 1 to September 19, join us on our Piazza (off King Street) between 6 to 9 p.m. You’ll be able to enjoy some delicious food and beverages while watching the free live outdoor entertainment. Each Thursday, there will be a rotating list of pop-up food vendors from the region and a bar on-site for you to enjoy dinner and drinks while watching talented local musicians. These events will be going forward rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, the events will be moved to a covered area.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/music-at-the-market-2/2024-09-12/

Appleflats Guided Orchard Tours
2024-09-12 18:00
Appleflats Orchard Tours start Thursday May 2nd! The tour will have distinct stops, all within the crabapple orchard.A brief history of crabapples as well as how Glen and Alex started growing their orchard.Enter the orchard and learn about what a rootstock is, how the different rootstocks being tested and how a rootstock affects the growth and maturation of a fruit tree.Learn about the symbiotic relationship between other local growers and crabapples. Special focus is placed on how the orchard is maintained without the use of pesticides or herbicides.Next up is learning about pruning fruit trees. What works, what we are testing and why anybody does it. In this section, we will also be including demonstrations of different pests, bacterial or viral infections that can damage fruit trees.Finally take a look at the espalier style of growing, the only one in the world dedicated to crabapple trees.This concludes the tour, guests will be provided with an assortment of local snacks, as well as a complimentary crabapple product to take home.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/appleflats-guided-orchard-tours/2024-09-12/

Historic St. Jacobs Walking Tour
2024-09-12 14:30 - 16:00
This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company. Our 75-90 minute guided walking tour is led by locals who know the town best. You will leave feeling happier, healthier and smarter! Or maybe you won’t want to leave! Led By: Juanita Metzger Accessibility: Route follows paved surfaces on main town streets and side streets. There is one downhill and uphill section at the beginning of the walk. Sidewalks are quite narrow in the Village of St. Jacobs, but still accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/historic-st-jacobs-walking-tour/2024-09-12/

Wagon & Walking Tour in St. Jacobs & St. Jacobs Market
2024-09-12 10:00 - 16:00
Wagon & Walking Tour in St. Jacobs & St. Jacobs Market In the morning, hop on the country wagon pulled by an antique John Deere tractor for a 60 min ride through beautiful farming landscape of Woolwich Township, which is rich in Mennonite heritage. The guided tour winds through Martin’s Family Fruit Farm & orchard, past a Mennonite school and rural Mennonite farms. The on-board guide shares about the Mennonite culture, their way of life, farming in their culture, and some about Mennonite history. There is lots of opportunity for the passengers to ask questions. In the afternoon, join the guided walking tour of Historic St. Jacobs. St. Jacobs might look like a town frozen in time, but its history tells another tale. This small village blends the modern and traditional but always stays connected to its roots. This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company. Led by: Elmira Wagon Tour guides are volunteers with The Mennonite Story and have strong Mennonite family and community connections. Stroll Walking Tours is led by Juanita Metzger who grew up in the community. Accessibility: The wagon has a low step to enter. The walking tour route follows paved surfaces on main and neighbourhood streets. Accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/wagon-walking-tour-in-st-jacobs-st-jacobs-market/2024-09-12/

Willibald's Summer Music Series
2024-09-11 17:00 - 20:00
Live music is returning to Willibald Farm Distillery & Brewery every Wednesday, all summer long! June 12 Adam LeflyJune 19 Tyler Montague MarchJune 26 Patrick GrehanJuly 3 Kristen ReneeJuly 10 Barry MulcahyJuly 17 Eunice KeitanJuly 24 Chandler BerardiJuly 31 Tyler Montague MarchAugust 7 Marshall VeroniAugust 14 Chandler BerardiAugust 21 Barry MulcahyAugust 28 Adam LeflySeptember 4 Barry MulcahySeptember 11 Marshall VeroniSeptember 18 Kristen ReneeSeptember 25 Marshall VeroniURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/willibalds-summer-music-series/2024-09-11/

Drayton Entertainment Youth Academy Caterpillar Program
2024-09-10 09:30 - 13:45
We believe that children learn through experience – and with us, children will be able to experience learning through their bodies so they can remember it in their minds. Drayton Entertainment’s Youth Academy’s integrated approach to learning offers an active, theatre-based curriculum which allows children to develop a love of music, dance, and character-based interaction while developing social skills and talents at a young age. During each lesson, children will participate in creative dance, movement, and storytelling while enjoying music and drama games filled with imagination and creativity. The goal of the four-level program is to enhance each child’s overall development by advancing gross and fine motor skills and improving social, cognitive, and emotional awareness in an environment of affection, support, encouragement, and understanding. *We welcome children with special needs and have found they thrive in music-based preschool environmentURL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/drayton-entertainment-youth-academy-caterpillar-program/

Historic St Jacobs Walking Tour
2024-09-08 13:00 - 14:30
This town has made a big name for itself, and the story is best told through intriguing local tales: the milling company that pioneered new technology in 1875; the early schoolteacher from Sierra Leone, the woman whose love for books built the library; the horse that delivered the mail for decades and a hardware store that became a nation-wide company.Our 75-90 minute guided walking tour is led by locals who know the town best. You will leave feeling happier, healthier and smarter! Or maybe you won’t want to leave! Led By: Juanita Metzger Accessibility: Route follows paved surfaces on main town streets and side streets. There is one downhill and uphill section at the beginning of the walk. Sidewalks are quite narrow in the Village of St. Jacobs, but still accessible for scooters & wheelchairs.URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/historic-st-jacobs-walking-tour-2/2024-09-08/
