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Saturday, September 30 Markets The Thunder Bay Country Market is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition: 425 Northern Ave. head on down to buy local groceries, crafts, and gifts from the talented, hard-working local people who created them.
Visit Northern Nature Trading, a special kind of swap shop! Bring in items you've found in nature and trade them for things in the collection. You can trade things made by nature like rocks, shells, fossils and pine cones. Trading is based on points; you are awarded points for what you know about your item, what makes it different from similar ones and the quality . For more information contact the Mary J.L. Black Community Hub or email nnt@tbpl.
Festivals: Culture Days is an annual national celebration that has become one of the Country's largest participatory cultural events. Each year, millions of people participate in arts and cultural events across the Country. Thunder Bay's cultural scene will be on full display with exciting interactive activities and diverse experiences that promise to spark creativity and celebrate community. Admission is free or pay-what-you-can and the event will be held at Marina Park.
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