There's always something to see and do in Minto and our online Cultural Map highlights the great cultural assets and events to experience in the community!
At home or on your phone, you can take Treasures of Minto on the road, making it easy to explore the area and join in the fun!
The Minto Farmers’ Market season runs from June through August with local vendors offering fresh produce, home baking, honey, meat, and other items to customers every Saturday morning in Palmerston at the Railway Heritage Museum.
In celebration of the Canada Packers Reunion taking place August 11, 2018 and the history of York Ice Cream production in Harriston, the Minto Cultural Roundtable and the Harriston Downtown Revitalization Committee have teamed up to launch an outdoor public art exhibit titled “Cool Cones”.
The Basement Café is an ongoing concert series featuring talented and diverse musical acts. Organized by the Minto Arts Council, it takes place in the basement of the Harriston Library.
The Minto Arts Council presents their annual Christmas Show & Silent Auction!
Live2Lead is a half-day leadership development conference designed to equip attendees with new perspectives, practical tools and key takeaways. The live conference is simulcast to the Norgan Theatre, Watch for details on speakers and ticket information!
Calling all men! Get your last-minute holiday shopping done local!
Built in 1901: Original home of William Pye.
The Harriston & District Horticultural Society’s main event is the annual Garden Festival, featuring a variety of flowers, plants, vegetables and outdoor crafts and decorations. They are also involved in the maintenance of public flower boxes and beds, as well as educating youth on the importance of horticulture.
Built in 1879: Original home of Alexander Doig.
Reroot Organic Farm covers 70 acres of land and sells a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs and honey. Chicken, turkey and pork are also available, as well as free-range eggs. All of their produce is certified organic and they offer a community shared agriculture program.
Located on the main street of Harriston, Davie’s Antiques has offered antique furnishings, collectibles, books, china and other items for over twenty years.
Built in 1878, the Glenlee Post Office was manned by Postmaster Robert Sinclair and in operation until 1911.
