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February - April 2019Recreation & Leisure Guide
Town of Prescott
MAYOR - W.B. (Brett) Todd Councillor Lee McConnell Councillor Teresa Jansman Councillor Mike OstranderCouncillor Gauri Shankar Councillor Leanne Burton
Councillor Ray Young
Council Meetings take place the 4th Monday of the month.
Committee of the Whole Meetings take place the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month. All meetings are open to the public, held on the
2nd floor of the Municipal Building (360 Dibble Street West). Meeting agendas & minutes are posted on the Town’s website.
2018-2022 Town Council
Building & By-Law
Building Permits - required to construct, renovate, demolish, or change use of a
building (613) 925-2812 ext. 6200 [email protected]
Please do not litter; Report dumping.
(613) 925-2812 ext. 6205 [email protected]
Dog Licence Tags
Dog tags must be purchased annually, at Town Hall or over the telephone, for $20 each. The fine for not having a dog tag is
$70. The Town of Prescott's Animal Control By-law 23-94, limits the number
of dogs to two per household.
Stay In The Know www.prescott.ca(613) 925-2812
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receive updates on road closures, special events, snow removal operations, and more.
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Guide Contents• 2018-2022 Town Council & Meetings • Stay In The Know • Building & By-Law • Winter Walk Day • Report a Problem • Municipal Contact Information • Online Program Registration • Online Facility Rentals • Preschool Programs • School-Age Programs • Adult Programs • Prescott Communities in Bloom
• Indoor Walking Club • Walker House Adult Recreation
Centre (ages 55+) • 55+ Active Adult Programs • Prescott Public Library • Winter Operations FAQ • Prescott Curling Club • Summer Employment Positions • Summer PLAY Guide Opportunities • 2019 Event Dates
Questions? Katie Forrester, Tourism & Recreation Coordinator(613) 925-2812 ext. 6210 [email protected]
Winter Walk Day - Wed. Feb. 6 Walk to work or to run an errand, or park a block away from your final destination and walk from there. We’re challenging
students, businesses, volunteer groups and friends to find a reason to WALK on
Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019. Share a photo with hashtag
#WinterWalkDay.
Municipal Contact Information Reception (613) 925-2812 ext. 6200 [email protected] Administration (613) 925-2812 ext. 6225 [email protected] Civil Marriage Services Commissioner of Oaths Council & Committee Services Death Registration Freedom of Information Requests Lottery LicensingMarriage LicensingMedia Inquiries Municipal Election Information Town Administration Website Community Emergency Services(613) 925-2206 [email protected] By-Law Inquiries Emergency Planning & Preparedness Fire Inspection & Fire Code Inquiries Fire Prevention and Public Education Economic Development (613) 925-2812 ext. 6221 [email protected] Community Improvement Program Land Purchases and Sales Finance (613) 925-2812 ext. 6220 [email protected]/Financial Analysis Accounts Payable & ReceivableBudget Preparation & Reporting PurchasingTax Information & Collection Tax Certificates
Operations (613) 925-2812 ext. 6219 [email protected] Guards Commemorative Tree Program Community Branding & DevelopmentCommunity Partnerships Facility Operations, Maintenance & Rentals Garbage & RecyclingInvasive Weed ControlKelly’s Beach Maintenance Locates Parks & Playgrounds Maintenance Prescott Centennial PoolPrescott Communities in Bloom Recreation Services Road MaintenanceRotary Lighthouse & Visitor Info CentreSandra S. Lawn Harbour & Marina Traffic Light MaintenanceSnow Plowing & RemovalWalker House Adult Recreation CentreWaste Diversion Initiatives Water & Wastewater Services Water & Sewer Maintenance/ Construction Planning, Building & By-Law (613) 925-2812 ext. 6206 [email protected] Animal ControlBuilding Permits & Inquiries By-law EnforcementCompliance Letters re: Zoning, Building, By-Law Dog Licensing Tags Planning Inquiries & Services
Online Program Registration
To register, you must have an active client account.
For parents enrolling or purchasing memberships for their children, please be sure to create a family account with yourself as the
billing client and your children as family members.
https://app.bookking.ca/TownofPrescottPub Alternative Registration Methods Register in-person with the Recreation Coordinator at the Leo Boivin Community Centre Tuesday’s 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. and Thursday’s 7:00-8:30 p.m. (during Indoor Walking Club). Please phone (613) 925-2812 ext. 6210 to make alternate arrangements as required. Program Fee Assistance We are happy to work with Champions 4 Kids (UCDSB), Making Play Possible, Jumpstart, and other funding agencies. In some cases, funding may be available through the Town of Prescott Opportunity Fund - please request assistance two weeks prior to the start date of the course.
Recreation Programming Cancellations Classes may be cancelled in the event of insufficient registration. We reserve the right to change, cancel or alter class times or instructors if deemed necessary. Participants will be contacted via telephone in the event of a cancellation.
Online Facility Rentals www.prescott.ca/bookings
• Municipal Building: Ruth Evanson Community Room • Leo Boivin Community Centre • Walker House Adult Recreation Centre • Prescott Health Centre
Preschool Programs Prescott EarlyON CFC 490 Jessup Street (Hyde Street Entrance) - (613) 925-4975 For more information on the programs below, call the EarlyON Child and Family Centre (C.F.C.) 1-866-433-8933, extension 2374. Play & Learn Tuesday - Thursday - Friday - 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Parenting is hard work! A free drop-in program, throughout Leeds and Grenville, for: dads, moms, grandparents, caregivers and their children from birth to six years. Children have the opportunity to engage in experiences that promote inquiry and play-based learning. Children are encouraged to explore, create and play. Community guests visit the program. Community information is available. Family Gym Time Friday (during Play & Learn) - 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Enjoy being active with your children, age birth - 6 years, in the gym. We will run, play with balls, navigate an obstacle course, use a parachute and more. Free. Dental ScreeningThursday, May 30 - 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. (during Play and Learn)A dental hygienist from the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit will offer dental screening and fluoride varnish to children, and provide information about the Healthy Smiles Ontario program. Verbal or written parental consent is required.
Let’s Play Music Together Tuesday, April 2 - 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. Learn about music therapy with Cordon Purcell, while having fun singing, dancing and making music with your child. It will be a fun learning experience for both parents and children birth - 6 years. Free.Story-time at the Prescott Public Library Friday’s - 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. January 11 to February 15 - March 8 to April 12 - May 10 to June 14 For parents, grandparents and caregivers of children birth to 6 years of age.
School-Age Programs All Ages Paint & Pot Monday, March 11 - $30 - 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: PAINTPOT1 Paint two terracotta pots, and plant a live easy-to-care for plant in each. This is a 1.5-hour workshop, where each participant is painting and potting 2 pots each (option to split the workshop with 1 pot for caregiver and 1 for younger child). Kids & adults of all ages welcome. Come alone or as a pair or group! Facilitated by Cecilia, Primrose & Willow Florals Pyjamas on Prince Street Free indoor family movie - wear your PJs and bring a blanket - 6 to 7:30 p.m. - Title: Land Before Time (1988, 69 minutes) - Wednesday, March 13 - Leo Boivin Community Centre (444 Prince Street) - Canteen ($) by Wellington Elementary School Parent Council. Casual Kids ‘Hockey’ Thursday, March 14 - 10 to 11:30 a.m. Ball Hockey - 2 to 3:30 p.m. Mini Sticks Free - Casual Drop In - BYO gloves, limited sticks available - Caregivers stay - Leo Boivin Community Centre (444 Prince Street)Touch-A-Truck Explore vehicles & heavy equipment - Free indoor/outdoor event (donations appreciated to South Grenville Food Bank) - Casual Drop In - Friday, March 15 - 3 to 6 p.m - Leo Boivin Community Centre (444 Prince Street). M.A.P. Sacks Themed backpacks with activities designed to encourage “Movement and Play” (M.A.P.). Available for free checkout from the Prescott Public Library. The themed backpacks rotate regularly throughout Leeds and Grenville libraries. Example contents include: trail maps, conservation area passes, gadgets and fun outdoor activities.
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P.A. Day - Acrylic Painting Class for Kids Friday, April 5 - $20 - 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: KIDSPAINT1 This 1.5-hour workshop is designed to allow school-aged children 6+ to get creative using acrylic paints. Explore textures, intuition and freedom with acrylic paint on a 18x24" canvas. Each child will be using his/her creative mind to create a canvas painting of the galaxy. This is an interactive workshop designed to enrich the creative mind while enjoying a bit of fun during a school-free day! This workshop is open to all skill levels. Facilitator: Megan, Wild Little Roses Prescott Youth Centre Free program - January to June (Monday to Friday) 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. - 490 Jessup Street (inside T.R. Leger School). Prescott Youth Centre (P.Y.C.) is a safe drop-in environment for youth ages 8 to 18 years old to participate in a variety of fun activities. Use Hyde Street entrance to building. For more info call (613) 925-2004.
Seaway Youth - Gym NightFriday’s - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - SGDHS - 1000 Edward Street North Free program - Open gym night for youth grades 6 to 12 at South Grenville District High School (Gym A/B). Please note, this program does not run on days that bus transportation has been cancelled due to inclement weather or on P.A. Days/school holidays. Water and snacks provided.
Adult Programs Moonlight Snow Shoe Tuesday, February 19 - 7 to 8 p.m. - Full Moon - $5 Leo Boivin Community Centre - 444 Prince StreetOnline Registration Program Code: MOON1 Weather dependent activity - Please preregister with weight classification for snow shoes. Snow shoes and instruction provided, before approximately 45 minutes of outdoor activity. Please wear snow pants and supportive boots.
Kangoo Jumps Fitness @ The Leo Tuesday’s - February 26 to April 2 - 6:30 p.m. 1 hr classes Leo Boivin Community Centre - 444 Prince StreetOnline Registration Program Code: KANGOO1
Add Kangoo Jump to your fitness journey - a FUN ow impact work out with results! Medium intensity fitness class, with 80% less impact on your joints than with other workouts. 6 weeks of classes - $110 - BYO boots, save $20
No previous kangoo boot fitness experience needed. Required: long socks and a reusable water bottle Facilitated by Kylie, Kangoo Club with Kylie
Stamped Spoon Necklace WorkshopMonday, February 11 - $40 - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: SILV1
This is a 2-hour workshop, which focuses on the technique of metal stamping. The first hour has instruction and practice on a flattened spoon with different styles of letters and shapes. The second half is for the spoon - which will ultimately become the necklace. We’ll create the stamped portion of the piece and assemble the necklace together in this workshop. There are many different things you could stamp on your necklace, as every letter is stamped individually. For someone new to this class, a smaller text is recommended. We always have a great time and it is a wonderful chance to use new tools! Facilitated by Abbey, Small Town Silver
DIY Succulent Picture Frame Workshop Wednesday, February 27 - $45 - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: SUCC1
Do-It-Yourself "Succulent Picture Frame" is a 2-hour workshop. Repurpose a frame into a living work of art. You will be guided and instructed on the making of your very own succulent picture frame. You will construct a picture frame into a planter using wire mesh and a frame, plant your succulent and design your very own look. You will be able to hang your picture frame once it is complete, or leave it as a table centrepiece!
This class is open to all skill levels. Facilitated by Megan, Wild Little Roses
Moon Dangler Workshop Thursday March 21, - $40 - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West)Online Registration Program Code: MOON2 Creativity on the night of March’s Full Moon! In this 2-hour workshop you will be guided & instructed to create your own moon dangler using the jewelry pieces supplied to you. Spend the evening creating this beautiful hanging decor piece created with pieces of metal cut into moons.
Full Moon intention setting will also be included. This class is open to all skill levels. Facilitated by Megan, Wild Little Roses
Stamped Spoon Bookmark WorkshopFriday, March 22 - $40 - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: SILV2 This 2-hour workshop focuses on the technique of metal stamping. The first hour has instruction and practice on a flattened spoon with different styles of letters and shapes. The second half is for the spoon that will become the bookmark. We will stamp it, drill it, and finish it with suede and a charm, all wired on using silver wire. These are so nice in a book with a real weighty-end and a charm that hangs out of the top of the book. It can be a chance to use a funny quote or something very meaningful to you. These also make excellent personal gifts. Facilitated by Abbey, Small Town Silver
Wire Wrapped Bird Nest Necklace Workshop Monday, April 8 - $20 - 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Ruth Evanson Community Room (Municipal Building - 2nd Floor - 360 Dibble Street West) Online Registration Program Code: SILV3
This is a 1-hour workshop, which involves working with copper wire to create a necklace. You can customize your necklace with your choice of beads to represent the eggs, some choose to use birth stone colours while others choose something more like a robins egg. The teaching includes: how to wire wrap the nest, how to assemble the necklace, and how to make a handmade clasp. This is a perfect class for someone who likes things perfectly imperfect because every nest is unique. Facilitated by Abbey, Small Town Silver
Prescott Communities in Bloom
5-Bloom Bronze National Winning Community - 2018
VOLUNTEERS WANTED! Show your civic pride - contribute towards our communities’ environmental
responsibility and beautification efforts. Volunteers with a mix of skills needed - strategize vision and projects based on judging evaluations, maintain a garden bed or community vegetable garden, contests and community engagement, seasonal
“Town Tidy” initiatives, park & shoreline clean ups, pollinator protection.
Walker House Adult Recreation Centre Walker House Adult Recreation Centre is a gathering place where adults ages 55+ can participate in recreational, leisure, social, and educational opportunities which promote their emotional, social, mental and physical well-being. Regular Activities Cards, knitting, woodworking, bunka, hardanger, Swedish weaving, arts & crafts, painting, billiards/shuffleboard/poker, scrabble, movie nights, stained glass, guitar lessons, fitness classes, bus trips, and of course - lots of coffee and tea! Bus Trip Wednesday, August 28 - evening performance - National Arts Centre presents “Come From Away” - $166 members rate (coach transportation and orchestra seats)
New trips and workshops are added throughout the year. Check the website or contact Walker House to stay up-to-date.
Membership $15 per year for residents of Prescott $25 additional user fee for residents of other municipalities Everyone is welcome to participate in a few events to decide if Walker House Adult Recreation Centre is a good fit for them before they join.Location & Contact Info 623 King Street West(613) 925-5300 [email protected] www.WalkerHousePrescott.com
55+ Active Adult Programs
CPHC Gentle Fit Monday's 10:30-11:30 a.m. - Prescott Health Centre - 555 King Street W.
CPHC Gentle Fit classes are designed for the new-to fitness, older adults or those wanting or needing a gentler work out. They are designed to improve cardiovascular flow, range of motion and strength levels. All classes are offered free of charge.
Please contact Heather Miller at 1 (800) 465-7646 ext. 2301 for information on registration and schedules. (Times and schedules are subject to change). Supported by the South East Local Health Information Network.
Walker House Adult Recreation Centre Members
Weight Lifting for Women Over 50 Wednesday’s - 3 to 4 p.m. - Mar. 20 to Apr. 26 - Prescott Health Centre$30 for 6 week session non-members - Walker House members subsidized. Walker House members can register until March 6; after this the program is open to general registrations Hatha YogaThursday’s - 9:30 a.m. - $45 full session or $6 drop-in - St. Paul’s United Church, facilitated by Sue Turner Chair YogaThursday’s - 11 a.m. until Mar. 14 - $6 drop-in - Ruth Evanson Community Room, facilitated by Sue Turner
Prescott Public Library Hours Mon. to Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m. Fri. 1 - 5 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sun. Closed Closed holidays and Saturdays in July & Aug + Labour Day weekend (613) 925-4340 Free to residents of PrescottMunicipal Building - 1st Floor - 360 Dibble Street West Online catalogue, children’s story-time, South Grenville Guild of Fine Arts permanent gallery, online practice G1 tests, E-resources, museum & Ontario Parks passes, computers, adaptive technology software and tools, scanner, printer, photocopier, fax, e-books. Museum Passes Available for check-out with library card: • Science & Technology Museum • Aquatarium • Nature Museum • National Gallery of Canada • Canada Aviation & Space Museum • Canada Agriculture & Food Museum • Canadian Museum of History • Canadian War Museum • Ottawa Museum Network:
• Cumberland Heritage Village Museum • Vanier Museopark • Bytown Museum • Billings Estate National Historic Site • Osgoode Township Museum • Watson’s Mill • Nepean Museum • Goulbourn Museum • Fairfields Heritage House • Pinhey’s Point Historic Site • Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum
Story-time at the Prescott Public Library Friday’s - 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. January 11 to February 15 - March 8 to April 12 - May 10 to June 14 For parents, grandparents and caregivers of children birth to 6 years of age.
WINTER OPERATIONS FAQ More FAQs can be found at www.prescott.ca/snow Are all roads cleared at once? No. The Municipality clears primary and some secondary roads first to ensure that emergency services can gain access throughout the Municipality. These are the roads that carry the higher volumes of traffic and are the roads people use to get to business areas. Residential streets are plowed only after primary and secondary roads are cleared. When snow continues to fall over a long period, plows may not be able to immediately clear residential and less-travelled roads as they must continue working to ensure main roads are clear.
What are primary, secondary and residential roads? Primary, secondary, and residential roads are defined by Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways, O. Reg. 239/02. Primary roads are generally those with the highest speeds and greatest volume of traffic. Secondary roads have less traffic and generally lead to primary roads. The remainder of roads are classified as residential.
Why does the snow plow leave a windrow at the end of my driveway? A windrow is a snow/ice deposit across driveways and laneways as a result of snow plowing operations. We will do our best at reducing the extent of these windrows; however, windrows will still result from our snow plowing operations. Please keep in mind that in order for the Municipality to maintain efficiency we cannot remove these windrows and these are the responsibility of the resident. Plow operators do not intentionally block driveways, but they have limited control over the amount and direction of snow that comes off the plow. The Municipality does not clear driveways.
Why can’t I push snow out onto the road, sidewalk or boulevard? The pushing or blowing of snow onto the municipal road allowance (which includes road, sidewalk, and boulevards) is prohibited. Depositing snow or ice on the street creates hazardous conditions and could result in an accident or injury. Make sure your snow removal contractor is aware this practice is unsafe and not permitted.
The plow has damaged my lawn, who will fix this? While operators try to be careful, some degree of damage is unavoidable. Sidewalk plows have to be large enough to move deep, heavy snow. Deep or drifted snow conditions often hide the sidewalk edge and, unfortunately, the plow can cause damage to grass. When the ground is frozen, damage is minimal; however, when the ground is not frozen, it lifts away very easily. To report any damage to your lawn, please call the Municipal Office. Staff will inspect the damage and make repairs in the spring.
Why does the Municipality remove snow in the middle of the night? When snowfall makes it necessary, the Town clears snow overnight to ensure roads are ready for morning rush hour. Snow removal operations are more efficient at night when there is little road traffic and no cars parked on the streets.
What can I do to help? Residents and drivers can help by doing the following:
• Be patient. In heavy snow falls, it takes us longer to get all our streets clear. • Stay alert, slow down, and stay in control when driving your vehicle. • Leave room for plows. When you see the blue flashing lights on the winter maintenance
equipment, remain a safe distance behind them. Also, never pass a snow plow. This is an extremely dangerous practice.
• Keep parked cars off streets overnight and during snowfall. Winter parking is prohibited on streets from 12 a.m. to 7 a.m. from November 1 to March 31 as per by-law 47-2017, section 7.13.
• Clearing ice and/or snow from walkways and public areas in front of your house, if possible.
• Keep fire hydrants clear and visible. • Keep your gas meter clear of snow and ice. • Make sure your garbage and recycling can be seen and is safely accessible to the Town’s
contractor at ground level. Keep a path from the road to your collectibles. If waste is placed on top of a snowbank, the top of your receptacles or garbage bag should be no higher than four feet off the ground. Safe placement of collectibles helps ensure pick-up and avoid worker injury.
• Throw snow on your lawn, not on the street. Shovelling snow back onto the street creates unsafe road conditions for motorists and is prohibited by the Highway Traffic Act.
What number do I call if I have a concern? Complete the Compliments, Concerns and Comments form to report any road or sidewalk issues.
To report a snow related concern on Town roads call 613-925-2812 ext. 6210, if before the hour of 7:00 a.m. and after the hour of 3:30 p.m., call 1-855-229-5764. To report a snow related concern on Provincial Highway call 1-855-557-8478.
Ontario511https://511on.ca A pre-trip planning tool to view events that may impact travel. Check weather and road conditions; register and receive notifications.
Prescott Curling Club Curling - a game for all ages! 439 Henry Street West - (613) 925-3145 - www.prescott.ovca.com Prescott Curling Club is home to 150+ active players, with an award winning “Little Rocks” program. The Prescott Curling Club has a proud tradition dating back to the late 1800’s when the roaring game was played with irons on the St. Lawrence River. Daytime and evening leagues, curling school, competitive and recreational leagues and bonspiels for men, women and mixed.
Summer Employment Positions
The Town of Prescott is pleased to invite individuals to join our municipal team in a variety of summer employment opportunities. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria established by the Canada Summer Jobs Program including being between the age of 15 and 30 years of age. The Town offers employment on a full-time and part-time basis from early May to the end of August 2019. 2019 Part-Time and Full-Time - Summer Employment Positions The Town of Prescott is pleased to invite individuals between the ages of 15 and 30 to join our municipal team in a variety of summer employment opportunities. Some positions require the intent to return to school in the fall. The Town offers employment on a full-time and part-time basis from early May to the end of August 2019. Resumes must be submitted by all applicants, including those that were previously employed by the Town of Prescott.
The following positions are available: 1. Administrative Assistant –
Operations Department – FT 2. Administrative Assistant –
Finance Department/Building & By-law – FT
3. Operations Labourers – FT 4. Parks Maintenance/
Horticultural Support – FT/PT
5. Marina Attendants – FT/PT 6. Tourism Ambassadors – FT/PT 7. Aquatics Supervisor &
Lifeguard/Instructor – FT 8. Assistant Aquatics Supervisor &
Lifeguard/Instructor – FT 9. Lifeguard/Instructor – FT/PT 10.Lifeguard – PT
Please state the position(s) that you are applying for on your resume or covering letter. Resumes can be submitted via email with “Summer Employment” in the subject line to [email protected] or hard copies of resumes can be delivered in a sealed enveloped to the Municipal Building - 360 Dibble Street West.
Resumes for all positions must be received by 4:30 p.m. on March 7, 2019. Further information can be found on our website (www.prescott.ca).
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February 6 - Winter Walk Day 19 - Moonlight Snow Shoeing March5 - CSE Consulting Job Fair8 & 9 - LG Small Business & Trade Show 13 - Pyjamas on Prince St. Family Movie15 - Touch-A-Truck April 27 - Pitch In Community Clean Up May 4 - Fort Town Night Run 5 to 11 - Emergency Preparedness Week 25 - Community Yard Sale Day 26 to 31 - Prescott P.R.O.U.D. Week June 1 - Prescott Centennial Pool opens 14 - A Taste of Prescott25 - Bluenose II @ Prescott Port of Call 28 - Community Pool Party Outdoor Movie Night
July 1 - Canada Day 12 - St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival Season Begins 26 - Outdoor Movie NightAugust 10 - Prescott Piranhas Invitational Swim Meet 17 - St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival Season Ends 23 - Prescott Piranhas Swim Team Banquet Night 30 - Outdoor Movie Night September 21 - Treasure Exchange Day October 6 to 12 - Fire Prevention Week 13 to19 - Ontario Public Library Week November 1 - Pumpkin Parade 15 - Light Up the Night Parade December 4 - Prescott Founder’s Day 6 - Tree Lighting Celebration
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