Author: Dave Anderson

Gather your little ghosts and goblins and get ready for trick or treating at the Stouffville Museum. Now in its fifth year, Ghoulicious will happen Oct. 28 from 1 to 2:30pm. Children aged three to 10 will also be able to make pumpkin cookies and decorate loot bags. Krista Rauchenstein, the program coordinator at the museum said Ghoulicious came to be because museum staff wanted to create an event for families that focused on Halloween. “It’s a fun and interesting way to provide access to the Museum for young families,” she said. She added that all visitors will learn...

Doors Open Stouffville will be celebrating 13 years with 12 outstanding sites of historical, architectural and cultural importance. Admission is free for visitors at all participating sites on June 3 between 10 am and 4 pm (unless otherwise noted). On the list is: Altona Mennonite Meeting House located at 5475 Sideline 30 located at Sideline 30 and the Uxbridge-Pickering Townline was built by pioneers who emigrated from Pennsylvania, this 1852 brick meeting house has never been renovated. It contains original unpainted pine pews and floor. The cemetery is the burial place of the founder of Stouffville, Abraham Stouffer, and...