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The Fenelon Arts Committee (FAC), a part of the Kawartha Works Community Co-op (KWCC), in partnership with the City of Kawartha Lakes, is bringing The Downtown Sculpture Exhibition back to Fenelon Falls for a third season. The exhibition of six sculptures will be on display from May to October 2026.
Kawartha Lakes Celebrates Starter Company PLUS Graduates
Kawartha Lakes is proud to celebrate the achievements of local entrepreneurs who have successfully completed the Starter Company PLUS Program, a provincially funded initiative that supports aspiring and existing business owners as they launch and grow their ventures.
Photo Round Up - January 22nd, 2026
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
Kawartha Community Foundation Announces Strategic Growth Initiatives and New Partnership for 2026
The Kawartha Community Foundation is entering a significant new phase of growth in 2026, marked by expanded partnerships, strengthened internal capacity, and major investments in community data and research.
Myrtle Washburn
By the 1890s, Fenelon Falls was becoming a prosperous village, as younger generations enjoyed luxuries that their pioneer parents or grandparents might not have even dreamed about. Progress was an ideal in the Victorian era and it was important to many people to show their prosperity.
Cabin Fever? Not in Fenelon Falls
Winter in Fenelon Falls is anything but quiet — it’s a season made for getting out, staying connected, and enjoying everything our community has to offer, whether you’re an outdoor adventurer or more of an “indoors and cozy” kind of person.
Photo Round Up - January 15th, 2026
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
Bobcaygeon’s South School
In the 1840s, schooling in the new colonial settlements was typically voluntary, conducted in either homes or churches. John Taylor, a carpenter (his projects included the Langton’s home Blythe) was instrumental in setting up the first school in the township in a log cabin on the largest of Bobcaygeon’s islands, which was operational by 1846.
Be Prepared: Be Safe! A Healthy Aging Workshop
On Thursday, February 19, from 9:30 to 2:15, the Fenelon Falls Seniors’ Club (FFSC) is offering Be Prepared: Be Safe!, the final workshop in the 2025/26 Healthy Aging series.
Kawartha Lakes provides update on new Blue Box Recycling Program
Following the launch of the new Blue Box Recycling Program on January 1, Kawartha Lakes staff recognize that some residents have concerns or experienced challenges with their recycling collection. We are working with Circular Materials and Emterra to support a smooth adjustment period, and in the meantime, would like to clarify some information to reduce confusion.
Free Public Skating for all to Enjoy this Holiday Season!
Parks and Recreation, in partnership with numerous local businesses, are offering Free Public Skating at arenas across the municipality this holiday season!
New Collaboration Promises “Roadmap” for Addressing Community Needs
Vital Signs is part of a national initiative by Community Foundations of Canada, to assess the local needs and resources in local communities across such indicators as housing, education, health, and safety.
Murphy Farm – Kawartha Settlers Village
In 1873, Mary Ann (Fitzgerald) Murphy inherited $800 from her father, Gerald Fitzgerald of Lakefield, on the condition that it had to be invested in real estate for the benefit of her and her heirs. It was unusual for the era that property was left specifically to a daughter and her children, without mentioning the husband.
How do I Warm up my Home or Cottage Decor for Winter?
As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, our homes begin to play a different role. In summer, they’re launching pads for busy days and open doors; in winter, they become havens. This is the season of blankets, firesides, slow mornings, and quiet weekends at the cottage.
Photo Round Up - December 11th, 2025
Every week, we share a photo round up of photos that were submitted to us. We select our favourite as that week’s feature photo. Let us know which pictures you love most!
It’s the Final Weekend for Passport to Christmas
As the snow falls and the bridge work is complete, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has continued to shop, dine, and explore right here in Fenelon Falls.
Nominate Fenelon Falls to win $100,000 for our Community
Coca-Cola has brought back its Canada’s Kindest Community contest, which awards one Canadian town $100,000.
Winter 2026 Kawartha Lakes Community Guide Now Available!
Whether we try something new, become more active, or simply get outside for a breath of fresh air, taking the time to connect with our mind and body on a daily basis empowers ourSelf.
Millennium Time Capsule to be Opened After 25 Years
Twenty-five years after its dedication, the time capsule installed under the eternal flame in Lindsay is due to be opened.