History of Lakehurst Estate
Over the centuries, out of the mists and bogs of Ireland have come fantastic accounts of magic and the supernatural, as well as many, many skilled fabricators of such tales. Back in the colonial days of Upper Canada, one particular son of the Ould Sod, James Calcutt Sr., came here to seek and find his fortune on the shores of Lake Ontario, specifically in Cobourg. His...
That’s the intention behind Guildworks, a gallery-shop in a charming coach house in Bloomfield, Ontario that is calling us to question what craft is, the art behind it and the skill that goes into every piece.
Run by Guy de Carteret and Karen Bell, Guildworks opened after they moved to Bloomfield with the idea of working for themselves and doing something about which they both felt passionate...
Next weekend sees the re-emergence of the Quinte Home Builders’ Association Home and Lifestyle show. Make a point to visit Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre, on Cannifton Road Belleville, from Friday 8 April to Sunday 10 April, join in the fun and see the latest and best in lifestyle and home renovation products.
Enjoy live presentations by Sherry Holmes, Sarah Keenleyside, Carson Arthur and...
My friend Kathy Guidi is a caseophile of renown. I know that sounds unsavory but take heart because if you are a connoisseur or lover of cheese, you are also a caseophile. With her thirty-five years of experience working with cheese mongers and producers across Europe, Canada and the United States, Kathy is a respected ‘maitre fromager.’ Her book, Canadian Cheese A Guide, makes sense of the many...
“Right from the beginning, I always strived to capture everything I saw as completely as possible.” Norman Rockwell
It is an artist’s calling to translate the greater truths of the outer world and convey something of his own inner world to his audience. His job is to evoke in us the rawest of emotions and cause us to experience some of the deepest, most intense feelings we will ever...
A brand new beverage doesn’t come around very often, especially one that is unique, delicious and has a great back story. Rarer still, and perhaps most importantly, a beverage that ties local history to the broader context of our nation’s founding, making it distinctly Canadian, yet also includes the histories of America and Great Britain.
A discovery, in a local barn just outside Tweed...