
Upcoming Events
2026 List of Events
Community Dinner hosted by St. Mary's
Saturday, August 22, 6:30 p.m.
Location: Queensborough Community Centre
at 1853 Queensborough Rd.
St. Mary of Egypt Refuge on Barry Road is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. To thank the community, they are preparing a delicious home-grown dinner, free of charge, to be served at the Queensborough Community Centre.
Two kinds of pasta, fresh bread and their own farm-grown vegetables, plus dessert. All are welcome!
For more information, call Katherine Sedgwick, 613-473-2110, or text 514-952-3150.

Community Pig and Corn Roast
Sunday, September 13, 5 to 7 p.m.
Location: Queensborough Community Centre
at 1853 Queensborough Rd.
Gather with friends and neighbours to celebrate the harvest season and our community's farming tradition. Stay tuned for more details.
For more information, call or text Charles Collin, 416-471-6751.

Live Music in Queensborough
Concert at the Ark
Thursday, September 3 at 6 p.m.
Location: Contact Noah for details
Somewhere between a concert and one of The Ark’s song semi-circles, one of Canada’s premiere roots guitarists and songwriters—David Essig—will be visiting from his home on the West coast, to perform for us. With numerous solo recordings, countless production credits, and a couple of full length books, David is a consummate artist and Canadian treasure. Often seen in concert in larger venues, this will be a rare opportunity to experience the man and his work in an intimate environment.
Joining David and Noah will be Ed Michael Roth, a virtuoso on keys and accordion. Ed has made a career as a writer of music for TV and advertising, as well as in concert and on record, beginning his career in the latter capacity at Daniel and Bob Lanois’s studio when it was still in their mom’s home.
To reserve your spot, please contact Noah via email: mail@noahsong.com
Attendees can arrive any time after 5 PM, with music beginning at 6. No cover charge, donations are welcome.
For more information, visit Noah's site at at www.noahsong.com or on Facebook
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Sunday, January 25
Sunday, February 15
Ham Supper at St. Andrew's United Church
Wednesday, March 25
Saturday, March 28
Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19
Community Trash Bash
Sunday, April 26
Sunday, May 3
135th Anniversary at St. Andrew's United Church
Sunday, June 7
Music at St. Andrew's United Church
Saturday, June 20
Children's Summer Drop-In Program
Monday, July 27 to Friday, July 31
Community Dinner hosted by St. Mary's
Saturday, August 22
Sunday, September 13
Turkey Supper at St. Andrew's United Church
Wednesday, September 23
Queensborough's Trail of Terror
Saturday, October 24
Let's Do Something Impossible: Live on Stage
Saturday, November 21
Sunday, December 13
Monthly Craft Nights
Candle Pouring
Friday, September 25
Starts at 7 p.m.
Craft Nights will return in September with a candle pouring evening. As always, this is an event for ages 12+
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Contact Stephanie Flieler for more information: 613-438-0934 or email qccplaygroundproject@gmail.com
All proceeds support our Accessible Playground Project.
Movie Matinées and Nights
Enjoy a movie in the historic surroundings of the Queensborough Community Centre, the village's former one-room schoolhouse.
Admission is free. Donations are always welcome! Arrive up to 30 minutes before showtime. Snacks and drinks for sale (cash only).
Movies will continue in September, after a summer break.
Saturday, September 12
1 p.m. Our next matinee title will be announced at the end of August.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
6:30 p.m. Stand By Me (1986)
Stand by Me is a classic coming-of-age drama directed by Rob Reiner and based on Stephen King's novella, The Body. Four small-town friends embark on a nostalgic, life-changing trek along the train tracks to find a missing boy, only to discover the true strength of their own bond.

Looking back over some memorable past events...
Art in Queensborough / Queensborough in Art - August, 2019
We celebrated our art with more than 100 Queensborough-themed pieces on display, including a painting by A. Y. Jackson of a local home, as well as Goldie Holmes' Queensborough quilt. The day was rounded out with a self-guided walking tour, children's art activities, and local artists at work throughout the village.
Historic Queensborough Day - September, 2024
Queensborough's doors were opened wide to the community to celebrate the history of our people and our buildings. Photo and artifact displays, guest speakers, guided bus and carriage tours, and live music. It was a magical day!


