Minto's Santa Clause Parades
Santa is coming to Minto! See times for Clifford, Harriston & Palmerston parades here!
Welcome to the Treasures of Minto
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!
Latest Events
NDSS Community Shopping Night
Come on out and support the Norwell District Secondary School Prom Committee with their annual fundraiser! Shop the halls of the school with over 20 vendors, goodie bags for kids, a prize table, and more!
Minto Men's Night
Calling all men! Get your last-minute holiday shopping done local!
Minto Holiday Shopping & Event Guide
Your go-to guide for all the holiday events & activities in Minto!
Light up the Street
Join us as we light up the street with seasonal lights and a special shopping event!
Minto Farmers' Market
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.
Latest Locations
Plaque #H42 Heritage Home
Built in 1902: Original home of James F. Wilson.
Salem United Church Cemetery
The Salem United Church Cemetery is located on the Minto-Normanby Townline.
Harriston-Minto Community Complex
The Harriston-Minto Community Complex is located on George Street in Harriston, and includes a community centre equipped with a full kitchen, arena, curling club, pavilion and baseball diamond.
Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum
The Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving Palmerston’s history as a nexus of the railway age. Housed in the old Palmerston Railway Station, the museum contains a collection of donated railway memorabilia, artifacts and photographs. It is also the site of Palmerston’s Pedestrian Bridge.
Yeoman's Cemetery
Plaque #H49 Heritage Home
Built in 1879: Original home of John Ivel.