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Meet the Musicians: Live Performances

If you enjoyed the Meet the Musicians series, you can now listen to the complete recordings that appear in each artist’s video profile. Performing at venues across Kawarthas Northumberland, all six musicians gave heartfelt performances that deserve to be heard in their entirety. Thanks again to Kate Boothman, Beau Dixon, Close Kicks, Cale Crowe, Melissa Payne and Kelly Burrows for sharing their time and talent!

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Step into the Past at Kawartha Settlers’ Village in Bobcaygeon

Bobcaygeon is town with some significant local claims to fame. The first lock of the Trent-Severn Waterway was built there in 1833, for instance, the kickoff to a process that would take 87 years to complete and transform the local landscape. Small wonder, then, that 19th and 20th century history is commemorated at Kawartha Settlers’

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Immerse Yourself in History at Lang Pioneer Village Museum

How do you imbue a bygone era with a sense of meaning and life? A convincing answer sits along the banks of the Indian River in Keene, Ontario. With over thirty historic and reproduction buildings populated by knowledgeable in-costume interpreters, Lang Pioneer Village Museum creates an immersive experience of Peterborough County in the 19th century.

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4th Line Theatre: Cultivating Curiosity at Winslow Farm

Five minutes south of the village of Millbrook, 4th Line Theatre specializes in theatrical adaptations of local and Canadian stories, using the uncommonly beautiful grounds of a former dairy farm as backdrop and inspiration. The result is a unique and exceptionally immersive theatrical experience that has attracted audiences for three and a half decades.

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