North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

Each Tuesday at 10:00 am in July and August the Haliburton Sculpture Forest offers free guided tours of the Haliburton Sculpture Forest. Meet at the information kiosk in the parking lot of Fleming College, Haliburton Campus. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Tours are held rain or shine. The tour takes approximately 1 ½ hours. There is no fee but donations are welcome.

Offering local seasonal produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, preserves, prepared foods, hand-crafted artisan items and more.

FREE ARCHERY CLASSES TUESDAY NIGHTS!!!
Will be held at the Haliburton highlands outdoors association (Hatchery) starting at 5:30pm and finish at 7pm!
Come one, come all and have some fun!

Bring a hat and some sunscreen.

Parents – We ask that you become a Memberr (35$) for the year to help support free events such as this one!

YAHOOO!

In addition to all our other amazing summer events, Haliburton Forest offers a series of Natural History Presentations. Partnered with individuals as well as organisations, these 1-2 hour Tuesday night seminars will vary in themes. Topics may cover research being conducted at Haliburton Forest, natural landscapes and ecosystems, local flora and fauna, or even environmental concerns. All in all, these sessions are a great way to keep your gears turning throughout the summer months.

Cost: There is no charge for this event.

From August 20 through August 26, Minden is celebrating diversity and working together to create a community practicing and promoting respect and inclusiveness for our LGBTQ2+ community and allies. Come together, have fun, and show support. Check out our events page for each day.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

Join us for a 40 minute lunch time tour of the Haliburton Sculpture Forest every Wednesday in Juy and August. Meet at the kiosk in the Fleming College parking lot at 12:10pm. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Tours are rain or shine. How to get to Fleming College, Haliburton Campus: Take Industrial Park Road off of CTY Road 21 (just west of the Village of Haliburton). Follow Industrial Park Rd to College Drive. Turn right on College Drive. The College is at the end of the road. To book a special tour or for more information call Jim at 457-3555 or email us.

Explore the golden era of the lodges and resorts of the Five Lake Chain aboard the Lady of the Lake. Presented by the Haliburton Highlands Museum in partnership with Highlands Boat Tours. Tickets are $20.00 and pre-registration is required.

From August 20 through August 26, Minden is celebrating diversity and working together to create a community practicing and promoting respect and inclusiveness for our LGBTQ2+ community and allies. Come together, have fun, and show support. Check out our events page for each day.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

A fabulous summer program extended into the month of August for children ages 6-12 to learn about the natural world through sounding, drumming, singing, essential oils. crafts, outdoor games & more. Please register in advance. Cost: $5.00 pp. per week.

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

The first ever Haliburton “Tart Ride”! Mark your calendar for Thursday, August 23, and meet us at 10:00 am at Rails End (23 York St) to bike to the bakeshop – The Little Tart Bakeshop, of course.

Friends of the Rail Trail.ca welcomes all ages + abilities. Ride is Free! Bring cash for tarts.

Students, family, friends and community members are welcome to visit classrooms to see the work in progress and talk with the instructors. Instructor work will also be available to view on screen in the Great Hall.

Have you ever heard the magical sound of wolves howling in unison? Every Thursday night in July and August we welcome the public to gather in our Seminar Building.  The evening will start with a short presentation on wolves, their ecology and their relationships with humans.  Our staff will silently guide the group on a short walk into the twilight. When we reach just the right spot, the guide will then howl to our resident wolf pack in attempt to initiate a response. We cannot guarantee the wolves will call back, however we do have a good track-record!

Cost: There is no cost to this event, however donations are greatly appreciated.

Embrace the alchemy of fire & illuminate your personal & collective transformation as we honour the Full Moon & the Spirit of the Grandmothers beside Turtle Waterfalls. Sing, dance, & drum! A personal & global experience. 6pm-9pm. Pre-registration required. info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346. Suggested donation $25.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

@ Head Lake Rotary Park in Haliburton. What is better than Ribs and Live Entertainment?

Offering local seasonal produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, preserves, prepared foods, hand-crafted artisan items and more.

Book a space for the whole family on one of our summer astronomy programs. Take a walk with our onsite astronomer who will guide you through the night sky.   A common evening program lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, and runs rain or shine.  Programs fill fast so make sure to register early!

Cost: $20.00 per adult & $15.00 per child (17 & under)

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

Join us in our new indoor serene setting surrounded by nature. Experience awareness through movement, breath and sound to promote relaxation, healing and improved energy.

Please contact info@abbeyretreatcentre.ca for more details.

Located downtown Minden behind the Township administration office (off Milne Street).

(Vendors:  Cost is $10 to enter a booth.)

Offering local seasonal produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, preserves, prepared foods, hand-crafted artisan items and more.

@ Head Lake Rotary Park in Haliburton. What is better than Ribs and Live Entertainment?

@ Haliburton Legion – $5 cover charge for non-members

Presented by Rural Rogues Productions and the Haliburton Highlands Museum, this production will feature a selection of scenes, rooted in our local history, landscape and stories, written as part of our first playwrights’ workshop. This is the first time these pieces have been fully mounted for the stage – don’t miss out! Tickets are $20.00 and are available from the Haliburton Highlands Museum.

Water is Life. What do science & spirituality have in common? Japanese researcher, Dr. Emoto, & Indigenous Water Walkers know what our Ancestors knew – human consciousness has an effect on the molecular structure, or Spirit, of Water. #ComeWander the magical realms of Nature…and listen. For when we sing with the Spirit of the Waterfalls, She may sing back to you! That’s when we know that we’re all part of something greater! Cost ranges from $50 to $240 per person. Pre-registration required. Can customize. 705-448-1346. 9 am–1 pm; 2pm–6pm karen@spiritofthewaterfalls.ca

North America’s most unique fishing derby is back starting July 1. The Big Fish Derby is a three-month catch, photograph and release event that allows anglers of all ages and skill set to fish any lake in the Haliburton Highlands in pursuit of the biggest fish. Over $5000 in cash and prizes are available to be won in five species categories. Residents and visitors to the area can choose between a weekend, month or seasonal registration. A portion of proceeds will help to support fish stocking programs of the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association.

Join us at Gaia’s Den in Harcourt for a wonderful and relaxing energy session beside Goddess Creek & Turtle Waterfalls. Choose from Reiki, or essential oil treatments, Aromatouch or Symphony of the Cells. We offer Elemental Healing as well. Plan to stay a while longer to deepen your connection with Nature and self. Relax. Bring along a drink & snack or your lunch, perhaps a book, your drawing pad, your hiking shoes, your swimsuit & towel. By appointment only. Karen at info@bridgingdimensions.ca. 705-448-1346

Want a little love in your life? Come snuggle with some of our beautiful and incredibly friendly Siberian huskies! While visiting the dogs, you will have the exclusive opportunity to learn and ask questions about how they run as a team, and love doing it. Each Tour will be approximately 30 minutes in length.

@ Head Lake Rotary Park in Haliburton. What is better than Ribs and Live Entertainment?

Join us for a great afternoon of family entertainment at the “D”. We are offering a good variety of Gospel, Classic Country, Roots, Folk and Bluegrass. No Cover Charge. All are welcome.

From August 20 through August 26, Minden is celebrating diversity and working together to create a community practicing and promoting respect and inclusiveness for our LGBTQ2+ community and allies. Come together, have fun, and show support. Check out our events page for each day.

Presented by Rural Rogues Productions and the Haliburton Highlands Museum, this production will feature a selection of scenes, rooted in our local history, landscape and stories, written as part of our first playwrights’ workshop. This is the first time these pieces have been fully mounted for the stage – don’t miss out! Tickets are $20.00 and are available from the Haliburton Highlands Museum.