Cultural & Community Updates

The community is invited to attend the upcoming 55+ Expo, a free event dedicated to celebrating and supporting adults aged 55 and older through information, connection, and community engagement.

Please join us on Sunday, May 31 at 11 a.m. on the banks of the Mississippi River, next to Almonte Old Town Hall, for the Battle of the Atlantic ceremony.

In the early 1990s, Karen Slater was a Director of the Almonte Community Development Corporation, the forerunner of The Mills and now known as Carebridge Community Support.

Here’s the latest news from the Mississippi Mills Public Library (MMPL).

The Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (MMYC) is seeking additional volunteer board members to help shape the direction of your local youth centre and ensure it continues to meet the needs of young people in Mississippi Mills.

Applications are being accepted for the Province of Ontario’s Heritage Organization Development Grant (HODG).

The warm weather is here, and Southeast Public Health (SEPH) is reminding residents that the region is an established high-risk area for the blacklegged ticks.

The deadline has been extended to Friday, May 22 for the Every Kid in our Communities Leeds & Grenville and Lanark County Child & Youth Services Collaborative’s 2026 Asset Builders awards.

Ontario is investing over $322,000 through the 2026 Experience Ontario program to support 11 festivals and events in the Lanark–Frontenac–Kingston riding. This is part of a more than $20 million government investment to help municipalities and event organizers deliver high-quality programming and experiences for people of all ages.

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