Sign up for the Hospitality Hop tour in Hickson and Tavistock

In partnership with Ontario’s Southwest Regional Tourism Organization (SWOTC), we invite you to bring your curiosity & join fellow hospitality professionals for a free guided bus tour as we explore Hickson and Tavistock on Tuesday September 22nd.

Hop aboard & enjoy a relaxing ride through the community, with stops along the way to meet local business owners, explore hidden gems, sample local offerings, and gain firsthand insight into what makes Tavistock special.

Ultimate Burger Battle is back

Interested in participating in the 2026 United Way Oxford Ultimate Burger Battle?

The Ultimate Burger Battle returns in November 2026 and is currently seeking participating restaurants.

• Sign up by September 15, 2026
• Submit your burger recipe by September 25, 2026

The Business Benefits Finder helps businesses, entrepreneurs, and not-for-profit organizations find government programs and services that match their needs.

Businesses can search for support such as funding, loans, tax credits, advice, and partnerships based on their goals and business profile.

Ingersoll BIA welcomes Angela Neddo

Angela recently joined the Downtown Ingersoll BIA as a coordinator and will support the organization's ongoing work with local businesses, stakeholders, and community partners.

Congratulations Angela on your new position.

One month of Honeysuckle Coffee

Honeysuckle Coffee has been opened for a month. Located at 1401-361 Quarter Town Line in Tillsonburg. Owned by Jay and Kealy, the new coffee shop adds another local option for residents and visitors looking to enjoy a coffee and connect with the community.

Be sure to check them out and join us in congratulating Jay and Kealy on their new venture.

2nd Annual Truth and Reconciliation March

Sunday September 27, 12pm-5pm

Sunday September 27, 12pm-5pm at Museum Square Woodstock join Two Row Creeations at their second annual Truth and Reconciliation March.

Join this community gathering to remember the past, honour Residential School Survivors, and work together toward healing and reconciliation. There will be indigenous drummers & dancers, vendors, community resources, Indigenous food vendors, speakers, children’s activities, and a march in solidarity.