Annual Victorian Tea and intriguing programs at the museum
The Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum is offering a variety of events for all ages this upcoming season. Included in these programs are
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GO station renamed to honour local historic tree
The Ontario government is giving Lincolnville GO Station a new name – Old Elm GO Station – in an effort
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Markham Stouffville Cruisers supports charities, non-profit organizations
Markham Stouffville Cruisers, a registered, non profit, registered charitable organization, is comprised of big-hearted car enthusiasts. The volunteer-driven club has
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Code Ninjas celebrates opening
Moe Dafer is crazy about coding and wants to share his passion with kids of all ages. “I started coding
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Sultans of String perform with five remarkable women
Three-time Juno nominees and Billboard charting Sultans of String are set to raise the rafters with their wickedly eclectic and
Read MoreArt lovers paradise
The 21st Annual Whitchurch-Stouffville Studio Tour goes virtual this year. You can enjoy the Studio Tour while staying safe and
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Happy Jack’s Motel
North Bay’s premier touring company returns to Stouffville November 5 and 6 with Happy Jack’s Motel, its newest production written
Read MoreMunicipal recreation activities resume with safety in mind
The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville’s Recreation team has been hard at work redesigning programs, leagues and drop-in activities so that residents
Read MoreCulture Days: Re-imagine your world
It’s time to re-imagine our post-pandemic life. Millions of people have struggled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in
Read MoreVirtual author talk
The Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library showcases author Brian Thomas Isaac for a virtual talk about his book, All the Quiet Places.
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