Seer? Swindler? Sorcerer? The true story of the last woman in Canada to be convicted of witchcraft…and who just so happened to have been born in Blyth! Arrested on her home farm just outside of town, held in the historic Gaol near Lake Huron, and tried in Goderich court, her case went all the way […]
Drop in to Zurich Branch on Saturday mornings! We will have games, puzzles and activities for families to enjoy!
Learn and gain confidence in speaking, reading, and writing English at the Goderich Branch. Participants will learn through real-world tasks over a 13-week course.
Join Alina at the Goderich Branch for Coffee & Spanish Conversation. This program gives those learning Spanish, and those who speak it fluently, an opportunity to come together and chat each month.
A laugh-a-minute murder mystery. When Brett and Viv inherit an old family mansion on Lake Huron, they dream of starting a country resort, but the couple have very different visions of what a tourist destination should be. For Viv: a spa, and quiet retreat. For Brett: a murder mystery themed escape room…obviously. Just a few […]
It’s 2019 in Clinton, ON. Newly retired and ready for adventure, Gord and Orillia have been Elvis fans since they were teenagers. In twenty-five years, they’ve never missed their annual pilgrimage to the Collingwood Elvis Festival. Having sold their business, they’re now ready to embrace nothing but Presley and the CPP. But when they can’t find […]
Join us at the Goderich Fire Hall on August 4, 2024 between 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM for the annual Firefighters Breakfast! See you there! 🚒
Join us at Exeter Branch for an informal meeting with branch staff and members who have read our Book of the Month for discussion. Reading the book is recommended but not required!
From the author of The New Canadian Curling Club and The Birds and the Bees comes a new play about love and laughs in the golden years. For as long as they have been married, Glen and Sandy Golden have been celebrating their wedding anniversary by coming to the same cottage on the lake for […]
Arguably the most influential play in Canadian theatre, The Farm Show was originally produced in a barn just fifteen minutes outside of Blyth, and was directly responsible for the founding of the Festival. This gentle adaptation brings you the original in its glory, and shines on a light on its singular legacy in our community. […]
