November 2024

Winter Programs are Coming Soon!

Stay active this winter with fitness classes, swimming lessons for all ages, children's dance and sports, and much more!

Registration opens for Halton Hills Taxpayers on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 7 a.m. Preview programs on our website starting Tuesday, Nov. 19.

Holiday Bazaars at Hillsview on November 23

Hillsview Acton: Holiday High Tea & Seated Lunch on Saturday, November 23. bazaar from 9am-2pm. High tea and lunch starting at 10:30am - $15/adults or $8/child (fundraising event).

Hillsview Georgetown: Drop in bazaar from 9am-1pm. Lunch starting at 11am.

Bazaars include homemade baking (Acton), books, puzzles, penny table, raffles, vendors, Christmas decorations, kids table and more! Learn more:

Hillsview information

New exhibitions and show/sale at the Helson Gallery

The Helson Gallery is an art gallery located in the Halton Hills Library & Cultural Centre at 9 Church St. in Downtown Georgetown.

Coming soon:

Drawing in the Gallery (free, self-directed sessions) every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. until Dec. 18.
Paintings of Gary Brunt (seen above) from Nov 4 to Dec. 1
Show & Sale - Square foot paintings (12x12 format) & local artist show and sale from Nov. 4 to Dec. 1

Fall Trail Hunt

How well do you know the trails in Halton Hills? We're putting you to the test on our social media channels by posting a series of photos with hints and interesting facts about local trails.

Even if you don't decide to participate online, it's still a great season to discover or re-discover local trails. Find something new on our trail map:

Download trail map

Walk indoors this winter!

The Walk Fit program allows you to stay active and social by walking indoors at local facilities in Acton and Georgetown for under $40 for an annual pass. “Whatever the weather, we walk together”.

For more information call Sandy at 365-355-7341.

Free try it dates in November and December! A great time to drop in and see what all the buzz is about.

Learn more

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Wampum Belt Talk with Darin Wybenga - This Saturday, Nov. 2 at 1:30 p.m. in the Helson Gallery

All are welcome to join Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) Heritage Interpreter Darin Wybenga to learn about the historical significance and symbolism of Wampum Belts, highlighting their role in treaties and the reconciliation process. This talk is in connection with 'Ishpendaagaabwi: Standing With Pride', an exhibition presented in partnership with the MCFN on display now until November 10 in the Helson Gallery.

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