Two Sundays ago, I dropped by Campbellford for the first time. My best friend invited me to her…read moremom's place for dinner. She recommended that I visit a huge toonie (or is it twoonie?) monument while I was in town. I decided to do the touristy monument visit first. I parked in front of the Trent Hills Chamber of Commerce. I'm glad that I did. There were public washrooms. This stop also allowed me to drop by the visitor centre to ask questions about what touristy stuff I can do while in town. I tugged on the door to the visitor centre. It was locked. A young man came over to unlock it and apologized. Weird. There were lots of pamphlets on things to do around Campbellford and the surrounding area. I asked the man what I should see besides the toonie monument. He said that the town is known for a suspension bridge that drapes above the Trent-Severn Waterway. He led me to a photo. You can walk across it for free. One word: Yikes! I'd rather be on solid ground. I used the washroom. There are two single stalls around this building. The one that I used did not lock properly, which was a concern. Luckily, no one barged in. Despite that issue, it was clean and nicely maintained. I find that the best folks who can tell me what to see and do are folks who live in this town. Meeting with my friend's mom, her brother, and her, I got a lot of great suggestions that trumped what I got from the visitor centre. According to my friend's brother, the suspension bridge was built by engineers from CFB Trenton as a training project. Apparently, it sways when you walk across it. Another two words: No thanks! I'm sure that you can get picturesque photos on it. I still like solid ground to get mine. This Chamber of Commerce is a nice addition steps away from the toonie monument. Service Ontario is next door if you do need to get your driver's licence photo taken and more. It's free parking in front of the building. Free is a good word. (243)

I grew up a few blocks north of the original Station Gallery location north of Iroquois Park on…read moreHenry Street. Some of my favourite childhood memories are pottery and print making in the children's programs during summers in the 80s. An amazing landmark in Whitby! Support this great artists haven and keep it alive and local!

I have had many wonderful experiences here. Jasmine teaches a great pottery class, the kids camps…read moreare great, and my favourite event of the year is drawing for Art.

Great venue reasonable parking underneath reasonable drink prices ; lovely staff . I'd gob to…read moreanother event here . Plus surrounded by all the local eateries you can't go wrong .

Well, I just went to see Guys and Dolls. The last play I went to was The Jersey Boys before all…read morethis woke crap. The acting and music was great but I could not get past a male playing a lead female role. It just ruined it for me. I felt like I was at a woke college campus playhouse where the players were alphabet soup people parading around. Not sure if I can go see another play again if they are going to be doing this to all the plays. The only way I could honestly rate this is if there were categories to rate separately so I was restricted to giving it a 1-star rating. Again, the acting and music was great, and it was entertaining but I walked out of there wondering what the hell did I just witness? I just don't understand how less than 1% of the population has to ruin everything for the rest of the 99%.

Ecstasy Craft is my favourite place to buy art supply. Their…read moreproducts are beautiful and of excellent quality Website is easy to use and full of information Shipping is fast and items are packaged carefully Customer service is professional and always ready to help Thanks Ecstasy Craft for making shopping a pleasant experience! Audrey Walter Toronto ,Ontario

From the owner: We specialize in scrapbbooking and card making items and classes. Over 17000 different supplies…read morefor paper crafting.

Wow Glanmore is a National Historic site and my review will be the first!…read more When I moved to the area within the first month I checked out Glanmore since it is the only real tourist place to visit in Belleville. From the outside the grounds are well kept and the house looks charming. I visited on a Sunday as I was the only person there, the tour guide was friendly and helpful. I found the only thing missing was no kitchen, it took out of some of the luster since kitchens are ea focal point in most historic tours. A neat thing was going into the basement though and seeing displays and the feel of an old house and history down there. I think this would be a must stop at Christmas to when they set up the holiday display.

I think this is the only museum-type place in Belleville. It's a national historic site of Canada…read moreand a really beautiful manor. You can see the way people lived in this area 150-200 years ago. There are lots of old Victorian homes in Belleville but most are still people's houses (the house I live in is a 150-year-old Victorian home), but this one is frozen in time.

The national Air Force museum of Canada is a great place to learn about the military history of the…read moreRoyal Canadian Air Force. There are lots of different types of planes that you can exhibit as well as history information. Although this is no longer free, there is an admission cost to enter the museum now.

So worth the visit. They are restoring an old Lancaster at the moment. Saw old fighter jets and…read morean old Hercules. Elderly 'copters and other planes. Very much worth a visit. They honour all airmen and women from all backgrounds - that was nice to see. The Museum is run by dedicated and faithful volunteers. Very knowledgeable gentleman, who described in length the history of the Halifax bomber which was recovered from the bottom of a lake in Europe. They have done a stellar job restoring this amazing workhorse.

We attended a wedding at the museum. What a cool spot!!!! When we weren't doing wedding things, we…read morewere able to wander around the museum. The musuem was informative and interactive. I would highly recommend this venue.

History and information about canoes, kayaks, paddles in connection with Peterborough than you ever…read morewanted to know, there's still making canoes out of wood in a workshop on the premises. Open regularly Monday-Saturday 1000-1700, Sunday 1200-1700, except during certain holidays check their website: http://www.canoemuseum.ca/