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SUMMARY:Notes for Nature IV
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an evening of live music\, community\, and conservation featuring Kellylee Evans\, an opening performance by Six Pack\, and a silent auction in support of the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust. We invite you to join us! \nTickets are $50 and all proceeds will support MMLT’s ongoing efforts to acquire and manage ecologically valuable lands for long-term conservation. \nLearn more and secure your tickets at: mmlt.ca/events. \nOpener: Six Pack is a talented ensemble featuring Rob Rainer\, David Ramsden\, Doug Barr\, Mary Lou Carroll\, Steve Kotze\, and Rebecca Worden. Their performances flow seamlessly from timeless melodies to modern classics. \nHeadliner: Kellylee Evans is a Juno Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter whose voice moves effortlessly across jazz\, soul\, pop\, and hip-hop. She has shared stages with artists as varied as John Legend\, Tony Bennett\, Willie Nelson\, and Erykah Badu\, and has toured extensively through Europe\, the US\, the Caribbean\, and the Middle East. \nSilent Auction: The evening will feature a silent auction with the opportunity to bid on exclusive items\, events\, and experiences! A few of the exciting items committed so far include a landscape painting by Perth artist\, Barb Sohn; a gift basket from That’s the Spirit in Almonte; a 6-week Memoir Workshop by Rebekah Smith\, and a gift card to Natural History – Ottawa’s museum inspired bar. \nNotes for Nature IV
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/notes-for-nature-iv/
LOCATION:Zion Memorial United Church\, 37 Franklin St\, Carleton Place\, Ontario\, K7C1R6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tourism Events
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SUMMARY:Fall Colours Walk
DESCRIPTION:As the landscape begins its slow shift toward fall\, Blueberry Mountain stands ready to showcase the season in all its glory. \nThe Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust invites the community to join them for the annual Fall Colours Walk on Saturday\, October 3rd (rain date: October 4)\, hosted generously by Howard Clifford and his family at their spectacular cliffLAND property. This special fundraising day has become a cherished tradition supporting MMLT’s conservation work across the Mississippi–Madawaska region. \nDrop by anytime between 10 am and 2 pm to explore the trails\, enjoy the forest\, and take in the famous summit view. Recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of Lanark County\, Blueberry Mountain offers sweeping vistas that showcase the full glory of the fall landscape. \nAlong the way\, visitors can pause at the Circle of Gratitude\, a meaningful installation honouring MMLT’s dedicated supporters. \nMMLT staff and experts will also be on-site. Whether you’re curious about the land trust’s ongoing projects\, migratory birds\, or unique geological features\, we’ll be delighted to share our knowledge and connect with you. \nEvent Details & Tips:\nLocation: Blueberry Mountain is located at 502 Hills of Peace Rd\, Lanark\, ON\, K0G 1K0.\nParking: Available at the trailhead.\nTrail: The trail is 5 km (round trip) with a gradual ascent through the forest\, passing a waterfall\, and a short\, steep (185m) climb to reach the lookout.\nRefreshments: Light refreshments will be available.\nPets: Leashed dogs are welcome!\nFacilities: An outhouse-style washroom is located along Blueberry Mountain trail.\nMerchandise & Donations: MMLT merchandise will be available\, and donations will be gratefully accepted at the welcome desk.\nOutfit: Dress for the weather! Layers are a good idea when hiking at this time of year. \nWe welcome you to explore any of our public trails this fall to enjoy nature’s spectacular show of colours. Visit mmlt.ca to start planning your hikes! \nFall Colours Walk
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/fall-colours-walk/
LOCATION:Blueberry Mountain\, 502 Hills of Peace Road\, Lanark\, Ontario\, K0G 1G0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tourism Events
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SUMMARY:Birding Walk
DESCRIPTION:The Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust invites you to join us for a morning birding walk led by Ramsey Hart and Ken Allison. Open to all experience levels\, this relaxed outing along the 3.7 km loop at Marble Woodlands will explore the sights and sounds of fall forest birds. \nSaturday\, September 26\, 2026\nMarble Woodlands\, Concession 4A\, Mississippi Mills\, ON K0A 1A0\n8:00 am to 11:00 am\nFree\, but registration is required at mmlt.ca/events \nBirding Walk \n \nThis morning outing follows the well-maintained loop at Marble Woodlands as we search for later-season migrants such as Yellow-rumped Warbler and White-throated and White-crowned sparrows\, along with thrushes and year-round residents like nuthatches\, chickadees\, brown creepers and woodpeckers. Ramsey and Ken will offer guidance to new birders on spotting and listening for birds. \nThis event is FREE\, but registration is limited to 30 participants to ensure everyone has a good view – secure your spot now at mmlt.ca/events. If you’ve registered but can no longer attend\, please let us know (admin@mmlt.ca) so we can offer your spot to someone else. \nAbout Our Guides\nRamsey Hart recently joined MMLT as Executive Director but has been a nature enthusiast his whole life. He cut his birding teeth as a park naturalist at Rondeau Provincial Park and has worked with Birds Canada and volunteered with the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas. \nKen Allison has been birding for over six decades and spent most of his career as a professional botanist. He chairs the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists’ Birding Committee and regularly leads walks and presentations for local nature organizations. \nWhat To Bring and Wear\nBinoculars\, sturdy walking shoes\, pants tucked into tall socks\, water\, and protection against mosquitos\, sun\, and rain. A field guide and camera are also recommended. \n__________\nThank you to The Hub in Almonte for supporting this event!
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/birding-walk/
LOCATION:Marble Woodlands\, Concession 4A\, Mississippi Mills\, Ontario\, K0A 1A0\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Festival of the Wild Child
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Bring the kids and join the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust at High Lonesome Nature Reserve for a day of outdoor exploration\, discovery\, and fun. \nOur theme this year is “One Small Step” – because in nature\, as in life\, every journey begins with one small step\, from acorn to oak\, tadpole to frog\, caterpillar to butterfly. \nExplore the trails\, meet local naturalists\, discover wildlife\, create nature-inspired crafts\, and make memories together outdoors. \nActivities include:\n– Pond Life\n– Magical Fairies\n– Pollinator Path\n– Who Pooped?\n– Map it Out!\n– Nature’s Sanctuary\n– Leaf & Bark Rubbing\n– Research Tent\n– Nature Journaling\n– Indigenous Connections to Nature \nFestival admission is FREE for children or youth under 16\, and just $10 for adults. We encourage pre-registration to help us plan but if you prefer\, you’re also welcome to sign up on-site on the day of the event. Learn more and pre-register at mmlt.ca/events. \nKnow a family that would love this? Please share this event and help us inspire the next generation of nature lovers! Our thanks to The Municipality of Mississippi Mills for once again supporting the Festival of the Wild Child.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/festival-of-the-wild-child/
LOCATION:High Lonesome Nature Reserve\, 867 Carbine Road\, Pakenham\, Ontario\, K0A 2X0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tourism Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Mississippi Madawaska Land trust":MAILTO:admin@mmlt.ca
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Nature's Path to Wellness
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust for a screening and conversation around the recently released short film “Nature’s Path to Wellness\,” which explores the role of nature in healing and wellness. Following the 15-minute film\, featured participants will share additional reflections\, with time for audience discussion on the value of nature for our wellbeing. \nmmlt.ca/event/natures-path-to-wellness
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/short-film-screening-natures-path-to-wellness/
LOCATION:Studio Theatre\, 63 Gore St E\, Perth\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tourism Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Mississippi Madawaska Land trust":MAILTO:admin@mmlt.ca
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SUMMARY:Fall Colours Walk @ Blueberry Mountain
DESCRIPTION:It’s that time of year again!  Join MMLT on Saturday\, October 18th (rain date\, Oct 19th) for our annual Fall Colours Walk at Blueberry Mountain. Each year\, Howard Clifford and his family generously host this special fundraising day to support MMLT and the vital conservation efforts we undertake in the Mississippi-Madawaska region. \nDrop by anytime between 10 am and 2 pm to walk the trails\, climb to the summit\, and take in the glorious colours at this beloved fall destination. Blueberry Mountain is celebrated as one of the Seven Wonders of Lanark County\, and once you see the view\, you’ll understand why! \nMMLT staff\, directors\, and volunteers will be on-site throughout the day\, ready to answer your questions. Whether you’re curious about the land trust’s ongoing projects\, migratory birds\, or unique geological features\, our experts will be delighted to share their knowledge and connect with you. \nWe also invite you to pause at the Circle of Gratitude along the Blueberry Mountain trail\, where a series of posts and plaques honour MMLT’s generous and dedicated supporters. \nEvent Details & Tips: \n\nLocation: Blueberry Mountain is located at 502 Hills of Peace Rd\, Lanark\, ON\, K0G 1K0.\nParking: Available at the trailhead.\nTrail: The trail is 5 km (round trip) with a gradual ascent through the forest\, passing a waterfall\, and a short\, steep (185m) climb to reach the lookout.\nRefreshments: Light refreshments will be available.\nPets: Leashed dogs are welcome!\nMerchandise & Donations: MMLT merchandise will be available\, and donations will be gratefully accepted at the welcome desk.\nPrivy: An outhouse-style washroom is located along Blueberry Mountain trail.\nOutfit: Dress for the weather! Layers\, gloves\, and a toque are a good idea when hiking at this time of year.\n\nWe welcome you to explore any of our public trails this fall to enjoy nature’s spectacular show of colours.   Visit the webpages of our other public properties and start planning your hikes! Please consider making a donation of your choice when you visit to support these properties and MMLT’s ongoing conservation work.
URL:https://www.lanarkcounty.ca/event/fall-colours-walk-blueberry-mountain/
LOCATION:Blueberry Mountain\, 502 Hills of Peace Road\, Lanark\, Ontario\, K0G 1G0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Tourism Events
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