Latest News from the Lindsay Advocate
Sharing the gift of music
A recent donation of guitars and other music gear to A Place Called Home is the result of a small… Continue reading “Sharing the gift of music”
Lindsay downtown historical street banners bring local history to the streetscape
The Lindsay Downtown BIA is proud to announce the installation of the Lindsay downtown historical street banners, beginning the week… Continue reading “Lindsay downtown historical street banners bring local history to the streetscape”
New family practice doctor in Omemee
Dr. Jeremy Fletcher starts in August
Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI) is pleased to announce that Dr. Jeremy Fletcher will begin his family medicine practice… Continue reading “New family practice doctor in Omemee”
Globus Theatre presents Leave It to Cleavage: An interactive comedy with a 1950’s twist
What happens when two picture-perfect 1950s housewives discover the modern world? Audiences are about to find out in Leave It… Continue reading “Globus Theatre presents Leave It to Cleavage: An interactive comedy with a 1950’s twist”
STEAM Fest returns as a bigger, bolder celebration in Kawartha Lakes
Ampere invites people of all ages to join fellow community members for STEAM Fest, a free, family-focused celebration featuring live… Continue reading “STEAM Fest returns as a bigger, bolder celebration in Kawartha Lakes”
Classics on Kent sees more than 10,000 visitors swell into Lindsay’s downtown
Classics on Kent and Brits in the Park saw more than 500 cars participate this year and thousands of people… Continue reading “Classics on Kent sees more than 10,000 visitors swell into Lindsay’s downtown”
New builds and long waitlists
Attainable housing is coming, but will it be enough?
Kawartha Lakes is growing quickly, and its housing supply is struggling to keep pace. In 2023, the city completed a… Continue reading “New builds and long waitlists”
