The Play That Goes Wrong play follows the misadventures of an amateur theatre group that get together once a year to stage a show, and this time it’s the mystery play Murder at Haversham Manor. As the play begins, the cast are already facing a losing battle: forgotten lines, faulty props, and broken scenery make it challenging to put on a show. But then things go from bad to worse: misunderstandings, fires, and collapsing sets make it almost impossible. Can this amateur group defeat the odds? Or will it all go wrong? March 20-22 and 26-29, 2025 at 7:30pm. March 23 at 2pm.

Enjoy a pancake brunch and family skate. Admission by donation.

Agricultural Education Event for Youth and Community. Grown in Grey welcomes students, teachers, and volunteers to learn about agriculture at an in-person and hands-on event. It is held in April at the Desboro Community Centre each year. The objective of Grown in Grey is to further educate children, specifically those in grade five, about what is happening in agriculture and related industries in our region. Grown in Grey is run by a group of core volunteers and is a not-for-profit organization. This event is made possible by the co-operation of a large number of organizations, commodity groups, farmers, educators and individuals interested in the many facets of agriculture.

You’re bound to meet a nut or two at Squirrel Lake! Rocklyn Country Theatre presents, “Squirrel Lake,” April 3rd to 5th at 8 pm and April 6th at 2 pm, at the Rocklyn Hall. Phil, Sally and Patrick gather to read their mother’s will at their family’s summer home in Squirrel Lake, Wisconsin. What follows is a hilarious series of unfortunate misunderstandings. Warning, adult content. Tickets are $20 at Markdale Flowers, Purrsonally Yours in Meaford, or by calling Stacey Campbell at 519-373-7716

Maple meal passports sell out fast, so get yours today at the following locations: Bayshore Country Feeds, Georgian Bluffs Township Office, Kemble Post Office, Balmy Beach Convenience, Josie's Fashions, Wiarton Meal passport prices: Adults - $20, Kids 6-12 - $10, Kids 5 and under - free!, Family (2 adults and their children) - $60 If still available, meal passports will also be sold on a first-come first-served basis at the church entrance on tour day.  An Arts & Crafts Sale will be held upstairs at the church from 9-4. See what many of our local artisans have to offer!  And don't forget the free Family Fun Fair at the Kemble Arena from 10-3, and the five, free maple producer stops open from 9-4, where you can experience various ways of making maple syrup firsthand! Didn't get a meal passport or not in the mood for waffles? Not to worry! This year, local community groups will also be selling hot dogs, hamburgers, beverages and snacks at the Kemble Arena.