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SUMMARY:2nd Annual St. Lawrence Writer's Festival
DESCRIPTION:The St. Lawrence Writers Festival returns for its second year this weekend\, from September 10–13\, bringing an outstanding lineup of Canadian authors\, poets\, and literary personalities to Brockville. \nHeld primarily at Arts Hub Brockville\, 32 Park Street\, transforming Arts Hub Brockville into a vibrant centre of literary discussion\, creativity\, and intellectual exchange. \nThe festivities commence this Thursday evening with national best-selling author Waubgeshig Rice (Moon of the Crusted Snow\, Moon of the Turning Leaves)\, and the return of Wayne Johnston (new release: The Novice of Holloway Hall) and Terry Fallis (The Marionette) in conversation with Rod Carley. \nFriday afternoon features award-winning author Gary Barwin (new release: The Comedian’s Book of the Dead)\, new releases from area writer Heidi Reimer (What We Found Instead)\, Heidi von Palleske (The Lost Queen)\, Hollay Ghadery (The Unravelling of OU)\, and Catherine Bush’s 2025 critically acclaimed short story collection SKIN. \nAudiences are in for a treat Friday evening with best selling Newfoundland author\, the imitable Donna Morrissey (new memoir: Tell It to the Water)\, in conversation with acclaimed Calgary writer\, Ali Bryan. \nStart your Saturday with a Poetry panel (featuring Brockville-born Carolyn Van Der Meer\, Kim Fahner\, Kingston’s Armand Garnett Ruffo\, and Ottawa poet Margo LaPierre) followed by a Romantasy panel with three of Canada’s hottest romantasy writers (H. Leighton Dickson (new release: Ship of Spells)\, Shade Lapite (debut release: Goddess Crown)\, and Kelley Armstrong (new release: An Ordinary Sort of Evil. \nDo you want to know how the publishing industry works? Attend Patricia Westerhoff’s “How to Get Published in Canada” lunchtime workshop\, followed by a Historical Fiction panel featuring Giles Blunt (new release: Bad Juliet and author of the Cardinal TV series now on Netflix)\, Donna Morrissey (Rage the Night)\, Lucy Black (new release: The Quilting of Scars)\, and Frances Boyle (new release: Skin Hunger). The afternoon concludes with an eclectic Contemporary Fiction Panel featuring Russell Smith (new release: Self Care)\, Governor-General award-winning playwright Judith Thompson’s debut novel In Crow’s Field\, Giller nominated Dennis Bock’s new release Strangers at the Red Door\, and Darlene Madott’s new release Closing Ceremonies and Dying Times). \nOne of the festival’s most popular events returns this year – a Saturday night cruise with 1000 Islands and Seaway Cruise Lines! This year’s cruise takes a romantic turn as it transforms into “The Love Boat!” \nOn Sunday\, the festival isn’t going to the dogs\, but it is going to the cats — Hilton the rescue Tabby to be purr-cise. Join us for the Cat Meow’s brunch followed by the book launch of The Great Catsby by Hilton\, a catification of the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic (adapted/translated by award-winning humour writer Rod Carley and illustrated by Quebec-based illustrator Juliette Miron). Join Hilton and friends in conversation with Terry Fallis (free event). \nOther featured authors include Carolyn Bennett\, Celia Godkin\, Daniel Goodwin\, Lois Lorimer\, Michael Mirolla\, Emily Weedon\, and Ron Zajac. \nFor more information please visit: https://www.stlawrencewritersfestival.ca/ \n 
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/2nd-annual-st-lawrence-writers-festival/2026-09-12/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Arts-Books,Community Events,General Events
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual St. Lawrence Writer's Festival
DESCRIPTION:The St. Lawrence Writers Festival returns for its second year this weekend\, from September 10–13\, bringing an outstanding lineup of Canadian authors\, poets\, and literary personalities to Brockville. \nHeld primarily at Arts Hub Brockville\, 32 Park Street\, transforming Arts Hub Brockville into a vibrant centre of literary discussion\, creativity\, and intellectual exchange. \nThe festivities commence this Thursday evening with national best-selling author Waubgeshig Rice (Moon of the Crusted Snow\, Moon of the Turning Leaves)\, and the return of Wayne Johnston (new release: The Novice of Holloway Hall) and Terry Fallis (The Marionette) in conversation with Rod Carley. \nFriday afternoon features award-winning author Gary Barwin (new release: The Comedian’s Book of the Dead)\, new releases from area writer Heidi Reimer (What We Found Instead)\, Heidi von Palleske (The Lost Queen)\, Hollay Ghadery (The Unravelling of OU)\, and Catherine Bush’s 2025 critically acclaimed short story collection SKIN. \nAudiences are in for a treat Friday evening with best selling Newfoundland author\, the imitable Donna Morrissey (new memoir: Tell It to the Water)\, in conversation with acclaimed Calgary writer\, Ali Bryan. \nStart your Saturday with a Poetry panel (featuring Brockville-born Carolyn Van Der Meer\, Kim Fahner\, Kingston’s Armand Garnett Ruffo\, and Ottawa poet Margo LaPierre) followed by a Romantasy panel with three of Canada’s hottest romantasy writers (H. Leighton Dickson (new release: Ship of Spells)\, Shade Lapite (debut release: Goddess Crown)\, and Kelley Armstrong (new release: An Ordinary Sort of Evil. \nDo you want to know how the publishing industry works? Attend Patricia Westerhoff’s “How to Get Published in Canada” lunchtime workshop\, followed by a Historical Fiction panel featuring Giles Blunt (new release: Bad Juliet and author of the Cardinal TV series now on Netflix)\, Donna Morrissey (Rage the Night)\, Lucy Black (new release: The Quilting of Scars)\, and Frances Boyle (new release: Skin Hunger). The afternoon concludes with an eclectic Contemporary Fiction Panel featuring Russell Smith (new release: Self Care)\, Governor-General award-winning playwright Judith Thompson’s debut novel In Crow’s Field\, Giller nominated Dennis Bock’s new release Strangers at the Red Door\, and Darlene Madott’s new release Closing Ceremonies and Dying Times). \nOne of the festival’s most popular events returns this year – a Saturday night cruise with 1000 Islands and Seaway Cruise Lines! This year’s cruise takes a romantic turn as it transforms into “The Love Boat!” \nOn Sunday\, the festival isn’t going to the dogs\, but it is going to the cats — Hilton the rescue Tabby to be purr-cise. Join us for the Cat Meow’s brunch followed by the book launch of The Great Catsby by Hilton\, a catification of the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic (adapted/translated by award-winning humour writer Rod Carley and illustrated by Quebec-based illustrator Juliette Miron). Join Hilton and friends in conversation with Terry Fallis (free event). \nOther featured authors include Carolyn Bennett\, Celia Godkin\, Daniel Goodwin\, Lois Lorimer\, Michael Mirolla\, Emily Weedon\, and Ron Zajac. \nFor more information please visit: https://www.stlawrencewritersfestival.ca/ \n 
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/2nd-annual-st-lawrence-writers-festival/2026-09-13/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Arts-Books,Community Events,General Events
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SUMMARY:Doors Open Thousand Islands Invites Residents and Visitors to Explore What’s Behind the Doors
DESCRIPTION:Residents and visitors are invited to discover the people\, places\, and stories that help shape our community during Doors Open Thousand Islands on Friday\, September 18\, 2026\, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. \nPresented as part of the Doors Open Ontario program in collaboration with the Ontario Heritage Trust\, this free\, one-day event offers a unique opportunity to step inside some of Brockville’s most interesting buildings and community spaces. \nFrom historic landmarks and places of worship to municipal facilities\, cultural venues\, local businesses\, and community organizations\, participating sites will open their doors to provide visitors with a behind-the-scenes look at the spaces that contribute to Brockville’s identity and day-to-day operations. \nHere is the full list of participating sites: https://www.doorsopenontario.on.ca/pages/events/thousand-islands&view_mode=cards \n1000 Islands Brewing Company\nBrockville Arts Centre\nBrockville City Hall\nBrockville Museum\nBrockville Police Station\nBrockville Rowing Club\nFirst Baptist Church\nFrist Presbyterian Church\nFulford Place\nGord Watts Municipal Centre\n104.9 myFM & 103.7 Giant FM radio stations\nSir Isaac Brock Bed & Breakfast\nSt. John’s United Church/Arts Hub Brockville\nSt. Paul’s Anglican Church\nBrockville Tourism Visitor Information Centre\nWidowspeak Bed & Breakfast \nEach location offers a unique experience\, allowing visitors to learn more about local history\, architecture\, culture\, community services\, and the work happening behind the scenes every day. Participants are encouraged to customize their experience by visiting one site or creating their own self-guided tour of multiple locations throughout the day. \nIn addition to showcasing Brockville’s rich heritage\, the event aims to foster a greater appreciation for the many organizations\, volunteers\, and municipal staff who help keep the community thriving. \nAdmission to all participating sites is free. \nThe City of Brockville and Brockville Tourism extend its gratitude to the Ontario Heritage Trust for its support through the Doors Open Ontario program\, as well as in-kind sponsors Ignite Printing and Henderson Printing for their contributions to this event. \nFor more information\, participating site details\, and event updates\, visit doorsopenontario.on.ca.
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LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Community Events,General Events
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SUMMARY:46th Annual Brockville Terry Fox Run
DESCRIPTION:The 46th annual Terry Fox Run is being held on Sunday\, September 20th in Brockville and across Leeds & Grenville. \nIn Brockville\, the run is being held at the Thousand Islands Secondary School (TISS) track with registration starting at noon and the run starting at 1:00pm. \nEveryone is welcome to participate. Come out on Sunday to walk\, run\, support the participants\, and help raise funds for cancer research. \nDonations and pledges can be made through terryfox.org or in person at the event. \nThe run will start with the ceremonial walk around the TISS track piped out by a piper before heading out for the 5K run/walk. \nThe five-kilometre route runs along Parkedale Avenue to the Brock Trail across from the police station\, where participants then head north to Laurier Boulevard\, then west to Windsor Drive and back to TISS. \nIn the 45 years since Terry Fox dipped his artificial leg in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean off the coast in St. John’s\, N.L.\, and ran the equivalent of a marathon (26 miles) a day\, over $900 million has been raised by Terry Fox Run participants. \nLocally\, the Brockville Terry Fox Run has raised half a million dollars since 1981. \nCome out and help Brockville carry on Terry Fox’s incredible legacy for the 46th year!
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/46th-annual-brockville-terry-fox-run/
LOCATION:Thousand Islands Secondary School\, 2510 Parkedale Ave\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Charity/Fundraising Events,Community Events,General Events,Sports/Recreation
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SUMMARY:22nd Annual National Peace Officers' Memorial Run to Remember
DESCRIPTION:The 22nd Annual Run to Remember begins Thursday\, September 24\, 2026\, at 8:00 a.m. at the Ontario Police Memorial in Queen’s Park\, Toronto. \nFrom there\, over 200 runners representing police services across Canada will embark on a powerful three-day journey to Ottawa—honouring the brave men and women who gave their lives in the line of duty. \nThe annual stop in Brockville on Friday\, Septemver 25th will arrive in the city roughly between 5pm and 5:35pn and finish up on CourtHouse Green for a brief ceremony welcoming the runners and riders. \nMembers of SOLE – Survivors of Law Enforcement – will join along the route\, remembering and celebrating their loved ones.\nFollow our journey here and on Facebook and X.
URL:https://hometowntv12.ca/event/22nd-annual-national-peace-officers-memorial-run-to-remember/
LOCATION:Court House Green\, Court House Square\, Brockville\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Charity/Fundraising Events,Community Events,General Events,Sports/Recreation
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