Art & Entertainment

CARP – Scarecrows, ravens, corn, tractors and combines, when it comes to West Carleton’s premier party, the women really know how to dress up.

DUNROBIN – St. Mary’s Anglican Church will honour its royal link Sunday, May 5, serving high tea to the masses.

ALMONTE – “It fuels me,” world renowned luthier Linda Manzer said of her passion for building guitars. “It makes my world make sense standing at my workbench gluing wood together.”

CONSTANCE BAY – Last Saturday (March 30) a great big pile of kids ransacked the Constance and Buckham’s Bay community centre, all of them on the hunt for Easter eggs and the treats that lie within.

CARP – What would you do if you could travel back in time? That’s what the Carp Book Club was talking about last Thursday (Mar. 7) when West Carleton Online joined the group for their monthly meeting.

CONSTANCE BAY – The Theresa Wilson Memorial Dart Tournament will continue its long tradition Saturday, March 16 at the Legion, Branch 616.

From left, Coun. Clarke Kelly, Mike Fines and Peter Strong pose for a photo before announcing the 50/50 winner. Photo by Jake Davies

CARP – The Friends of the Carp Hills (FCH) annual general meeting will feature a fascinating discussion on lichenology including one discovered in the Carp Hills that is new to North America.

CARP – The biggest party of the year is set for April 12, but this one is just for the ladies.

CARP – It’s absolutely an official west Carleton sign of spring, and the annual Carp Farmers’ Easter Market has a date, touching down at the Carp Fairgrounds on Saturday, March 30.