Haldimand County Events

Looking for Haldimand County events this week? There is no shortage of things to do across the county, whether you’re hoping to browse a farmers’ market, enjoy live community events, play a few rounds of euchre, or discover something completely new. This week’s calendar is packed with activities for all ages, along with opportunities to support local organizations and businesses.

Farmers’ markets continue to be a highlight in communities across Haldimand County. You’ll find fresh produce, baking, handmade goods and local vendors in Caledonia, Dunnville and Hagersville, making it easy to shop local while enjoying the summer weather. Classic car fans also have plenty to choose from, with Scoops Diner’s Cool & Classic Car Night in Caledonia, Cruise Night at Three Seasons Ice Cream Parlour in Fisherville, and the Townsend Lions’ Cruise Night bringing vintage vehicles together once again.

If you’re looking for entertainment, trivia nights at the Grand Trunk Railway Station, Concession Road Brewing and nearby venues offer a fun challenge, while karaoke, lawn bowling, cornhole, Bike Night, Open Car Lapping at Toronto Motorsports Park and community card games provide plenty of ways to spend an evening close to home. Food lovers can also enjoy a Tea Sommelier Experience and Chocolate Tasting in Dunnville or learn a practical new skill at a beginner water bath canning workshop nearby.

Beyond entertainment, several community initiatives are making a difference this week. The Caledonia Community Give & Take grocery event encourages neighbours to support one another by taking what they need and replenishing the pantry when they’re able. Free family meals continue in Cayuga and Dunnville, while healthcare services for international agricultural workers will also be available in Dunnville. Grand Erie Home Hardware is collecting school supplies throughout August to help local students prepare for the upcoming school year.

For entrepreneurs, time is running out to apply for the Starter Company Plus program. Eligible Haldimand County residents could receive up to $5,000 in funding along with business training, mentorship and coaching, but applications close on August 9. If starting or expanding a business has been on your mind, this is an opportunity worth exploring.

Whether you’re spending time at a market, cheering on a classic car cruise, trying your luck at a growing Catch the Ace jackpot, or simply enjoying one of the many community gatherings taking place this week, there’s no shortage of Haldimand County events to fill your calendar. For the complete list of activities, dates and times, check out this week’s edition of Haldimand County Pulse.