The Peterborough Lakers take on the Cobourg Kodiaks at the Peterborough Memorial Centre in MSL regular-season play.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Matthew Good is a multi-platinum selling Canadian recording artist, best known for his signature vocal style, guitar-driven melodies, and cinematic lyrics.

He began his career as the frontman for the Matthew Good Band, one of the most successful Canadian alternative rock bands during the 1990s and early 2000s.

Rock radio staples such as “Hello Timebomb,” “Everything Is Automatic,” “Indestructible,” “Apparitions,” and “Load Me Up” made the group a household name, selling out shows throughout Canada over seven years and four full-length album releases. Along the way, the group picked up Juno Awards for Best Group (2000) and Best Rock Album for Beautiful Midnight that same year.

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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See Julian Taylor at Peterborough Musicfest!

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round at 151 Lansdowne St. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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The Peterborough Lakers take on the Oakville Rock at the Peterborough Memorial Centre in MSL regular-season play.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Surrey, BC’s Tyler Joe Miller burst onto the Canadian country music scene with his Gold-certified debut single, “Pillow Talkin’,” in 2019, earning him a #1 spot at Canadian country radio. He made history as the first independent Canadian country artist to achieve back-to-back #1 singles with his follow-up, “I Would Be Over Me Too.” With 9 Top 10 hits, a 2021 SiriusXM Top of the Country win, and multiple JUNO and CCMA nominations, Miller has firmly established himself as a standout in country music.

His latest EP, Going Home, is nominated for the 2025 CCMA Album of the Year, highlighting his growth as a songwriter with heartfelt storytelling centred on love, loss, and resilience. Catch him performing live at Peterborough Musicfest on Wednesday, July 15 at 8:00 PM, and on the upcoming CCMA Awards on September 13, where he is also nominated for Male Artist of the Year and Fans’ Choice.

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Lighthouse burst on the scene in 1969 with an explosive sound that defied all conventions. Their unique blend of rock, jazz and classical influences made them one of the most dynamic concert acts of their time. Between 1970 and 1974 they were awarded 4 Junos, 9 gold records and 3 platinum while hits such as One Fine Morning, Sunny Days, Hats Off to the Stranger, 1849 and Pretty Lady raced to the top of Canadian and International charts.

Lighthouse was the first Canadian rock band asked to headline the Newport, Monterey and Boston Globe Jazz Festivals; the first to perform with Symphony Orchestras and the first to collaborate with a Classical Ballet Company. Lighthouse was the only act invited to perform a second night at the legendary 1970 Isle of Wight Festival among acts that included The Who, Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Chicago and The Doors.

Back home in Toronto, the band’s free concerts at Nathan Phillip’s Square attracted one hundred thousand people. Lighthouse toured up to three hundred days a year performing to standing ovations across North America, Europe and Asia with an emphasis on concerts in the cities, towns and small hamlets of every province across the country. It would be hard to find a person who lived in Canada through the 1970s who didn’t see the group live. They were, and remain, Canada’s band.

After regrouping several times, Lighthouse permanently reunited in 1990. The band continues to record and tour, performing with the same free-wheeling, hard-driving sound that has kept them on the airwaves and in the hearts of fans for more than 50 years. Recent honours include inductions into the Canadian Songwriter’s Hall of Fame and Canada’s Walk of Fame. The band’s newest release is a vinyl double-album Anniversary Edition of One Fine Morning, remixed and remastered, and a second album of never-released demos.

Lighthouse features co-founder Paul Hoffert leading an all-star line-up that includes 1970 original member Russ Little with Dan Clancy, Doug Moore, Marc Ganetakos, Chris Howells, Simon Wallis, Michael Stuart, Peter Kadar and Paul DeLong.

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round at 151 Lansdowne St. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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The Peterborough Lakers take on the Owen Sound North Stars at the Peterborough Memorial Centre in MSL regular-season play.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Canadian rock icon Sass Jordan returns to Peterborough Musicfest for her third appearance, bringing her powerhouse vocals and electrifying stage presence back to Del Crary Park.

Bursting onto the scene with her debut album Tell Somebody in 1988, Sass quickly became one of the most respected voices in blues and rock, earning multiple Juno and Billboard awards along the way. Known for albums like Racine and for sharing stages with legends including Aerosmith, AC/DC, and The Rolling Stones, she continues to captivate audiences with her fearless attitude, soulful sound, and unforgettable live performances.

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Returning to Peterborough Musicfest will feel a little like coming home for Good Lovelies. More than a decade after their first Musicfest appearance, the award-winning trio—whose members hail from Whitby, Port Hope and Cobourg—returns to Del Crary Park on Saturday, July 4, for an evening of soaring harmonies, heartfelt songwriting and one of Canada's most engaging live shows

Known for their seamless three-part harmonies and genuine connection with audiences, Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough and Sue Passmore have spent nearly two decades crafting a sound that blends folk, roots, country and pop. Their engaging stage presence, natural chemistry and light-hearted storytelling have earned them a loyal following across Canada and around the world.

Peterborough Musicfest is Canada’s longest-running free admission music festival, bringing world-class live music to the heart of downtown Peterborough every summer. Set against the scenic backdrop of Little Lake at Del Crary Park, Musicfest has been a beloved community tradition for almost 40 years, welcoming over 100,000 residents and visitors each season.

Concerts take place every Wednesday and Saturday evening from the end of June to mid August, offering a diverse lineup of Canadian and international artists spanning rock, pop, country, indie, folk, and more. Each concert night begins with the Future Sound Series at 6:30 pm, followed by the main performance at 8:00 pm, showcasing both emerging talent and celebrated performers on the Fred Anderson Stage.

Peterborough Musicfest is proudly free and barrier-free, making live music accessible to everyone. The park features accessible seating areas, nearby parking, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a summer evening by the water. On-site food vendors and nearby restaurants and patios add to the vibrant downtown experience.

Located steps from shops, dining, and accommodations, Peterborough Musicfest is a must-see summer experience that highlights the city’s creative spirit, supports local businesses, and creates unforgettable nights of live music under the stars.

Visit our Peterborough Musicfest website or follow on social media for the latest announcements @ptbomusicfest.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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Local farmers' market taking place each Saturday year-round at 151 Lansdowne St. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods and artisanal items.

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Celebrate the summer season with the start of our Scottish Tea Season on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Scottish Teas will continue every Tuesday to Sunday until September 6, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Scottish Tea, served on the terrace in the period garden, includes fresh baked scones, preserves, whipped cream, oatcakes and tea, lemonade or ice tea. Complimentary tours of the 1840s restored stone house are included with the teas. The cost for tea is $15.00 for adults and youth, $10.00 for children under 10 years of age, children under 5 are $5.00. Discounts available for members of PHS or the Friends of Hutchison House program. Registration is required if you are a group of more than four. This year Hutchison House Museum would like to give a big thank you to LLF Lawyers for sponsoring our Scottish Tea program. For more information or to reserve a seat please contact the museum at info@hutchisonhouse.ca or phone us at 705-743-9710.

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The Peterborough Lakers take on the Cobourg Kodiaks at the Peterborough Memorial Centre in MSL regular-season play.

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The Camp Kawartha Environment Centre, our beautiful home base surrounded by the Trent Nature Sanctuary, is one of the most sustainable buildings in Canada. It is also the year-round hub for our award-winning environmental education programs.

What your child can look forward to:

• Outdoor play and discovery in a safe and supportive environment;

• Creative and age-appropriate activities rooted in nature and sustainability;

• Opportunities to learn how to care for the Earth and why it matters;

• A blend of fun, learning, friendship, and fresh air!

Whether your child is building confidence, exploring new interests, or simply enjoying summer outside, our Peterborough day camps offer a special mix of fun and personal growth with nature as the classroom.

Located at 2505 Pioneer Road, our Environment Centre Day Camps welcome kids and teens between the ages of 4 to 15 for an unforgettable summer filled with creativity, exploration, and hands-on fun in nature.

We have 3 programs running simultaneously for multiple age groups: 

• Wild Clover - Ages 4-6

• Day Camp - Ages 7-12

• Woodland Adventures - Ages 12-15

Each day, campers head outside for adventures led by our talented and experienced educators. From searching for forest critters to building shelters, creating eco-inspired art, and playing in the fresh air, every activity is designed to spark curiosity and foster a deep connection to the natural world.

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The Camp Kawartha Environment Centre, our beautiful home base surrounded by the Trent Nature Sanctuary, is one of the most sustainable buildings in Canada. It is also the year-round hub for our award-winning environmental education programs.

What your child can look forward to:

• Outdoor play and discovery in a safe and supportive environment;

• Creative and age-appropriate activities rooted in nature and sustainability;

• Opportunities to learn how to care for the Earth and why it matters;

• A blend of fun, learning, friendship, and fresh air!

Whether your child is building confidence, exploring new interests, or simply enjoying summer outside, our Peterborough day camps offer a special mix of fun and personal growth with nature as the classroom.

Located at 2505 Pioneer Road, our Environment Centre Day Camps welcome kids and teens between the ages of 4 to 15 for an unforgettable summer filled with creativity, exploration, and hands-on fun in nature.

We have 3 programs running simultaneously for multiple age groups: 

• Wild Clover - Ages 4-6

• Day Camp - Ages 7-12

• Woodland Adventures - Ages 12-15

Each day, campers head outside for adventures led by our talented and experienced educators. From searching for forest critters to building shelters, creating eco-inspired art, and playing in the fresh air, every activity is designed to spark curiosity and foster a deep connection to the natural world.

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