About Uxbridge's Leaskdale

Gospel/Bluegrass Concert - Leaskdale, Ontario

If you are a Bluegrass Gospel fan you might want to take a trip to the Uxbridge hamlet of Leaskdale on Sunday, November 6th, 2011.

The award winning group General Store will be at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church 12251 Regional Rd #1

Check out their music on YouTube

Time 2:00pm
Tickets $15 available
@ blue Heron Books Uxbridge
online @ Coot Entertainment

"GENERAL STORE is a multi award-winning Bluegrass Band hailing from Southern Ontario. Their jaw-dropping 3, 4, and 5 part vocals have won them fans everywhere they play. The band excels at Traditional and New Bluegrass music. These include instrumentals which have gleaned their mandolin player, Norm Tellier, two well-deserved "Mandolin Player of the Year" awards. Their two CDs, 'Open for Business' and 'More in Store' have garnered multiple award nominations, and airplay all around the world. Their shows are lively and fun-loving with just the right mix of material - foot-stomping, sing-along, tear-inducing, and some occasional silliness."

While in Leaskdale you may want to locate the old St Paul's Presbyterian Church and Manse, the Leaskdale home of Lucy Maude Montgomery, where the following weekend November 11, 12 & 13 the Lucy Maude Montgomery Society of Ontario will be holding their Step in Thyme Artisans Christmas Gift Sale

Centennial Celebration Year - Affairs To Remember

Presented by The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society Of Ontario

Lucy Maud Montgomery at Home in Leaskdale: A Centennial Celebration 1911 -2011

Leaskdale will be the centre of the hub of the activety happening this weekend as the Lucy Maud Montgomery Society Of Ontario (LMMS) celebrates the arrival of Maud in Leaskdale. Visitors are anticipated from around the world for this 3 day event including fans, writers, collectors and scholars.

View the full Celebration Agenda

Through to October 15th

The Arnold Hodgkins Art Show and Sale

An Opportunity to view and purchase the works of Arnold Hodgkins at the Historic Leaskdale Church, 11850 Regional Road 1, Leaskdale, Ontario. Hodgkins later works were influenced by the group of seven and his Deerfoot Gallery was officially opened in 1965 by A.J. Casson. His Painting of Maud was commissioned by the LMMS and can be seen on their web site @ resources/collections.

Open daily 1-5 pm
Thursday & Friday 1-8 pm
Admission by Donation

About L.M.M.S.O. .....

..... an incorporated Not For Profit organization .....

" The purpose of the Society is to bring together people who share an interest in the heritage of Lucy Maud Montgomery, particularly as it relates to her life in Leaskdale."

The Society owns the Historic Leaskdale Church (the former St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church where Ewan Macdonald was the minister from 1910 to 1926) and operates the Leaskdale Manse National Historical Site, a museum which is open to the public. Both are used to used to showcase the life of Montgomery in Leaskdale.

Leaskdale - EMILY - A Musical presented by Mauds Thespians

About L.M.M.S.O. .....

..... an incorporated Not For Profit organization .....

" The purpose of the Society is to bring together people who share an interest in the heritage of Lucy Maud Montgomery, particularly as it relates to her life in Leaskdale."

The Society owns the Historic Leaskdale Church (the former St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church where Ewan Macdonald was the minister from 1910 to 1926) and operates the Leaskdale Manse National Historical Site, a museum which is open to the public. Both are used to used to showcase the life of Montgomery in Leaskdale.

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A Day In The Garden With Lucy Maud Montgommery

In the Uxbridge Hamlet of Leaskdale, Ontario

About the Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of Ontario

The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of Ontario (LMMSO) is a provincially incorporated not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to bring together people who share an interest in the heritage of Lucy Maude Montgommery as it relates to her life in Leaskdale.

The society operates the National Historic Site The Leaskdale Manse, a museum now open to the public, and it owns the Historic Leaskdale Church which is operated in conjunction with the Manse to showcase the life of Montgomery in Leaskdale.

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Are You coming to town for the Uxbridge Christmas Home Tour ?

Take some time and visit the historic Leaskdale Manse, home of the famous Canadian Author "Lucy Maud Montgomery" and her husband Rev. Ewan Macdonald a Presbyterian minister from 1911 to 1926, It was during her residence here that she wrote 11 of her 22 best selling novels.

The Lucy Maude Montgomery Society of Ontario...

is holding a Christmas Artisans and Gift Sale.This is your opportunity visit the historic Leaskdale Manse and Church while enjoying a drive in the country. Help support the LMMSO Society by purchasing; quality home made gifts with a personal touch.

November 12 and 13th

Admission $2