The community is invited to celebrate the life and work of local artist Gordon Rose while supporting the Grimsby Public Art Gallery through the Gordon Rose Memorial Art Auction.

 Organized by Gordon’s son, Phil Rose, the online auction features a special collection of Gordon’s original artwork, with proceeds supporting the Grimsby Public Art Gallery. The collection includes works in watercolour, pastel, acrylic, scratchboard and photography, with many pieces inspired by Gordon’s love of nature, animals and the world around him.

 A longtime Grimsby resident, community volunteer and former President of the Grimsby Lakeside Pump House Artists, Gordon left a lasting legacy through both his community service and his art.

Bidding is now open and closes Friday, November 6, 2026, at 5 p.m

 View the collection and place your bid online: https://app.galabid.com/grimsby-art-gallery/items

Hand Crafted Holidays is open every week 11-4:30, Thursday-Sunday until Christmas! Shop from beautiful, handmade Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Easter decor while supporting Pets Alive Niagara!

Boo! Join us on Friday October 30 at 4:30pm for the ultimate immersive literary event! With a few of your most adventurous friends, you can become a character in this dramatic whodunnit story, set in Dracula’s Castle. 

Dinner and refreshments are provided. 
Cost is $25 per person (cash only).

Step into the shadows of Jordan's past on an evening of history, folklore, and reflection.

Join the Lincoln Museum & Cultural Centre for a guided Haunted Walking Tour through the historic village of Jordan, where centuries of stories come to life beneath the glow of autumn evenings. This unique experience explores the people, places, and legends that have shaped our community, blending documented local history with the folklore that has grown alongside it.

Your journey begins at the Lincoln Museum & Cultural Centre before winding through the historic Haines Cemetery, the 1815 Fry House, the One-Room Schoolhouse and the streets and landscapes that have witnessed generations of community life. Along the way, you'll discover the stories of early settlers, mischievous schoolchildren, orchardists, physicians, and the peoples who lived on this land for thousands of years before the village was established.