Fish Fry

Some of the biggest business titans in town once lived on Lake Avenue West. Join us as we wander and meet the Nichols, Dunhams, Schwerdtfegers, McArthurs and Lavallees. Gentlemen and gamblers, lumbermen and lawyers – discover who lived in these stately homes on Lake Avenue. Our tour begins and ends at the Farmers Market. Tickets ... Read more

Mark your calendars to come meet British-Canadian actor Julian Richings! Having appeared in over 225 films and television series, he is best known for his appearances in a variety of horror films, including Cube, Wrong Turn, The Witch, Beau is Afraid, Ejecta, and Anything for Jackson, as well as for portraying Death in the series ... Read more

The Army Navy Air Force club is hosting a fundraiser in partnership with Open Doors Carleton Place for Mental Health Awareness. We know and understand how important it is to support those who may be struggling with their mental health. We will have live music all afternoon and evening (click on the event photo to ... Read more

Join us on a delightful adventure as we venture down the rabbit hole for an afternoon filled with fun and excitement! Bring your own picnic and blanket – we’ll contribute the popcorn, and lemonade. Join in Alice in Wonderland-inspired activities! This will be a fun afternoon of music, displays, lawn games, books, snacks, crafts and ... Read more

Ages 6 to 12. Parents and Guardians to stay for session. August 4th: Seeds and Soils! August 11th: Growing your own food August 18th: Native plants and winged things (pollinator gardens) August 25th: Flower arranging for kids Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, RSVP to cphorticulture@gmail.com Provided by the Carleton ... Read more

It’s another fun fundraiser for the Museum! Thank you to Matt Tierney, the White family, Brownie and Friends, Bob White, Glen Syme and the 4H Square Dancers for organizing this great afternoon of music, dancing and fun!

Explore the riverfront industries of Carleton Place in this walk alongside the Mississippi River. Woollen, flour and lumber mills all flourished here, run by water power. Along the way you’ll learn about the men behind the mills and their families that stayed to settle in Carleton Place. Tickets $20 each. Reserve your spot by etransfer ... Read more