Britannia Pop Up Show
This pop up show runs through November and December, featuring 8 vendors each week. A great way to introduce yourself to the Britannia community!
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Pumpkinfest 2019
Meet us at Carleton Junction for a fun afternoon!
Hay play structure sponsored by, the Carleton Place Sister City Committee
The Giant Pumpkin photo booth
St. James Hot Wing Eating Competition
Costume dance party
Food vendors
Maker Market
Face Painting
Pumpkin games
Ghost Stories through downtown, on a horse drawn wagon ride Sponsored by NextGen Signs!
Fall Harvest Vendor Show
Come and shop from our many vendors!! Fall & Christmas Themes, Crafters Creations, many small businesses, bake sale & gift raffles.
Canteen available.
Merrickville Food and Craft Fair
The Healing Light Holistic Fair
Free Admission with over 22 Vendors offering mini healing sessions, mini intuitive readings. Crystals, Reiki, Spiritual Coaches, Psychics, Mediums, Tea leaf reading, Past lives, Akashic Record tarot cards. Intuitive Art, Essential Oil, and so much more,
Nation Golf Club Fall Market
Take a scenic drive during the fall colors’ peak and join us at our famous fall market on Saturday, October 19th from 9-3. Once again we will have a beautiful assortment of local crafts and products. Enjoy a sumptuous meal in our restaurant L’Albatros with friends and family.
Athens Public Library 2nd Annual Harvest Bazaar
Fall Market at the Barn
Our Fall Market is shaping up to be a fun one as it is happening during the 9runrun – Stittsville in the Village Square Park, so come out and support the runners and this great cause.
We will have a lot of our regular vendors as well as many new vendors joining us for this market offering local, sustainable, holistically grown produce and homemade products, and high quality hand crafted products.
Cobden Farmers’ Market – Taste of the Valley
For over a decade, Taste of the Valley has become an increasingly popular event for both residents and visitors to the County of Renfrew. The original concept for the Taste of the Valley was to promote and support local food producers in the Ottawa Valley.
