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Open Air Weekends underway for the 2026 season
The first bagpipe parade, led by the Scottish Society of Windsor pipe band, was held last Friday night with students from local elementary schools following along. Amherstburg’s Open Air weekends are officially underway. Friday night the downtown area, centering around the clock tower was closed off beginning at 3 p.m. to allow visitors the opportunity to dine, shop, play some games, and as always listen to some great music. “This is a free event for the whole family. It prom

Fred Groves
Jun 92 min read


Artist wraps up local exhibit - continues in global competition
Amherstburg artist Dennis White wrapped up an exhibit at The O last Sunday with another artist with The Local Collective Art Project now taking the space. White is still part of Art Comp, a global art competition based out of London, Ontario. An Amherstburg artist has concluded an exhibit in town, but a global competition he is a part of is ongoing. Dennis White, a member of the Local Collective Art Project, concluded his exhibit at The O restaurant in Amherstburg. The 12 ar

Ron Giofu
Jun 92 min read


Author brings children’s books to Amherstburg Freedom Museum
Author Nikki Clarke was at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum for a book signing May 30. An author with a pair of children’s books stopped by the Amherstburg Freedom Museum recently. Dr. Nikki Clarke, who resides in Belleville, came to Windsor-Essex County May 31. After a stop at an Indigo location in Windsor, she made her way to Amherstburg with her children’s books “The Black Canadian History Colouring Book” and “The Paper Clip Princess” for a signing at the museum. “I’m very

Ron Giofu
Jun 92 min read
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