Minto Holiday Shopping & Event Guide
Your go-to guide for all the holiday events & activities in 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!
Your go-to guide for all the holiday events & activities in Minto!
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.
Santa is coming to Minto! See times for Clifford, Harriston & Palmerston parades here!
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!
Join us for the first annual Minto Pride in the Park at the Palmerston Lion’s Heritage Park on Saturday July 13th, 2019! This family friendly event is a celebration of diversity and inclusion in our rural communities.
An annual night of shopping and sweet treats in Harriston! Ladies, take advantage of special deals at local businesses for all your holiday needs!
The John Hobelman Rotary Centennial Park includes a soccer field and a covered pavilion with an indoor storage/kitchen area. It is located in Clifford, near the arena.
The Palmerston Cemetery is located on Highway 23 just outside of Palmerston.
Owned and operated by Terry and Krista Fisk, Greenbush Organic Farm is a small-scale certified organic market garden producing fresh organic fruits and vegetables. It is located on Highway 9 between Harriston and Clifford.
Featuring a baseball diamond, pavilion and children’s playground, Lawrence Park is located on Brunswick Street in Palmerston, between Boulton and Daly.
Located in downtown Harriston, Harriston Bakery offers a mix of breads, buns, bagels, pies, cakes, donuts and other desserts.
Built in 1888: Original home of George Fulton.