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15 November 2026 - 21 November 2026 |
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15 November 2026 - 21 November 2026 |
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| 15 November
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Hamilton Woodworking ShowThe Hamilton Woodworking Show returns November 13–15, 2026, at the Caledonia Fairgrounds!
Whether you’re an experienced woodworker, a weekend DIYer, or simply love seeing what talented makers can create, there’s something for everyone. Explore woodworking tools and equipment, meet knowledgeable exhibitors, watch live demonstrations, and discover new techniques and ideas.
This year’s show features woodworking and woodcarving competitions, the popular 2x4 Challenge, hands-on activities, live demonstrations, seminars, and opportunities to learn from experienced craftspeople.
Come shop, learn, get inspired, and celebrate woodworking!
Hamilton Woodworking Show
November 13–15, 2026
Show information and updates: woodshows.com10:00am - 04:00pm
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| 18 November
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Community Support Centre of Haldimand-Norfolk Dinner
Every month the Haldimand-Norfolk Community Support Centre runs a free community dinner!
A different local business hosts the dinner on the third Wednesday of every month!
This month's dinner is hosted by Right at Home Haldimand/Brant!
Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy a great meal free of charge. If possible, call the week before to let the support centre know you’re coming, sp volunteers can prepare enough food for everyone!
05:00pm - 06:30pm
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| 20 November
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Cayuga Community Cafe
The Cayuga Community Cafe is a weekly initiative helping our community access simple and nutritious meals. Every Friday from 11:30am - 1:00pm at St. John the Divine Anglican Church come by to enjoy a meal free of charge. Freewill donations are appreciated to help offset expenses, and all net proceeds are donated to the Cayuga Foodbank.
11:30am - 01:00pm
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| 21 November
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Christmas Carol at the Dunnville Community Theater
Just in time to get you in the mood for Christmas, Dunnville Community Theatre will be performing The Christmas Carol. Adapted for the stage, this Dickens Classic Christmas Tale includes a choir, one ghost, three spirits, an overly optimistic clerk, a boy with a crutch, a miserable, miserly, and lonely man of business and every other character who helped shape this tale of despair into a story of redemption.
Performances will be held in St. Michael’s Parish Hall located at 204 Alder Street in Dunnville, on the evenings of November 21st & 28th and the afternoons of the 22nd & 29th.
Admission for adults $30, for children age 12 and under $15.
Tickets are available now through our website at dct73.com or from Art Service in down town Dunnville at 152 Queen St
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