Tweedsmuir Tavern
211 Victoria St. N
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
(613) 478-2710

Festival of Trees 
2009 will welcome the 6th year of this phenomenally successful event
sponsored by the Tweed Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and Memory Lane

Comfort Country Radio
Tweed (Ontario) - From October 13 to 15 we produced Comfort County Radio,
a FM Simulcast from The Tweed Play House. The programming was a mix of community
participation and "Building Rural Economies for the 2000s" - a conference of the
Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation.
Friday night jam session.
Centre Hastings Secondary School production.
Listen to Jim Wellman's presentation on the closure of the cod fishery.
Comfort County Radio was a project of the New Rural Economy Project.
The webcast was produced with the support of Grand Computer Services in Tweed and the Victoria Free Net.

Hastings County Ploughing Match & Farm Show 

Tweed Hungerford Agricultural Fair
For 127 years the Tweed-Hungerford Agricultural Fair has been Tweed's oldest family community tradition. For generations people have come from near and far to relive those happy memories of their childhood – sticky fingers of pulled taffy, cheering crowds and engines roaring. This annual community event has become the place you are sure to meet up with many family and friends.
Each year, dozens of community minded businesses, service clubs, and individuals reach out and support the Tweed-Hungerford Agricultural Fair through event sponsorships and advertisements. It has been with this unwavering community support that ensures that the fair is able to bring new and exciting attractions to the annual fair.
This July when you and your family are making your summer plans, come on by the Tweed-Hungerford Agricultural Fair and have some fun at Tweeds oldest community tradition – the big country fair with small town hospitality.

Tweed Farmer's Market
The Tweed Farmer's Market takes place every
Saturday between 9:00am to 2:30pm
during the months of May through October.
Arthur James at (613) 478-1541.

2008 Canada Day Celebrations

Music In The Park
Tweed Lions Club presents Music in the Park in the summer, every Sunday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
at the Tweed Memorial Park Picnic Shelter. These no fee concerts are sponsored by various local merchants,
businesses and associations.

St. John's Players Dinner Theatre Tweed
Bonnie McNeil Phone: (613) 478 2950
General Delivery
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
Church Dinner Theatre annually in April

Sounds Of Tyme - Tweed
Violin, Guitar, Drums
(613) 478 2607
336 Victoria St.
P.O. 367
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0

Riverside Bowling Lanes
(613) 478 6278
421 Victoria Street
Tweed, Ontario
K0K3J0

The Fare and Fowl Pub and Eatery - Tweed
Jerry Erwin (613) 478-0001

Moira River Ramblers - Tweed
Moira River Ramblers
Country, Bluegrass Gospel Singers
(613) 478 3007

Dance Pavilion

Tweed & Area Arts Council 
The Tweed & Area Arts Council hopes to open the
arts centre in 2009. When it opens, it will be a home
for performing, visual and literary arts. The former church
which will become the arts centre was purchased by
T & A.A.C. in February 2008.

Tweed Chicken
Height: 4.5 Feet (1.4 Metres)
Width: 3 Feet 8 Inches (1.1 Metres)
Length: 7.5 Feet (2.3 Metres)
Tweed now has it's own chicken no one knows when it was built nor when it was erected
in front of a store in tweed. Like Tweed's fire hydrants it's one of Tweeds many things to see
and do when your in Tweed. He's kind of cute and even the fire hydrants the firemen have no
trouble finding their normally red but now so decoratively painted to add color and style to Tweed. 

Home Tweed Home
613) 478-5650
324 Victoria St. N.
P.O. Box 96
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
This is an amazing gift store with so many beautiful gifts to choose from. Located conveniently in the middle of town.
If you'd like to take home memories of your trip to Tweed or just looking for a one of a kind gift for a friend or family.
You really have to stop in at this store it's so cute and inviting.

The Tweed Heritage Centre & Museum
613-478-3989
We trust you will enjoy our gently rolling countryside
as it transforms to autumn's glory, just as much as you will relax in the warmth of our friendly people.
We are a not-for-profit organization made up of local artists and artisans from the south central area of Hastings County, Ontario.
2009 will be our 12th year.
Our Purpose
To provide an opportunity for these artists and artisans to showcase their talents in their studios by means of a self-guided tour
and to entice visitors to discover the wealth of artistic talent and natural beauty of our corner of Ontario
Free Admission!
Free Draw Prizes in Most Studios!
Tweed & Area Studio Tour is sponsored by the businesses indicated in this website, and by the artists themselves.
Tweed is located 35 kms north of Belleville on Highway 37, approximately 2-1/2 hours from Toronto and Ottawa.
Evan Morton, Curator (613) 478-3989
40 Victoria St. N., Box 665
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
A comprehensive one-stop introduction to the Tweed area includes:
Welcome and information Bureau, Our superb hospitality and extensive knowledge of the area ensure an inviting and enticing welcome to our beautiful community.
Local Arts and Crafts Center Discover some of the remarkably talented people of the Tweed area, showcased in the Allen Gallery.
Art Gallery Monthly exhibits constantly inspire! Don't miss 'Military Affair with Local Flair', Oct. 20 - Nov. 11.
Heritage Galleries Appreciate the rich heritage of Tweed. There's something for everyone to learn and enjoy each visit.
Meiklejohn Reference Room Our collections of books and files relating to the displayed artifacts continually grow.
Morton Archives Local histories; Local records; Local authors; Family histories; research files (individuals, groups, businesses, etc.)
'Heritage Herald': Don't miss this weekly column of current events, acquisitions, newly discovered information, etc. in The Tweed News.
Did You Know? We are celebrating our 20th Anniversary with a 'Super Challenge' to raise $ 20,000 for our Endowment Fund.  

Tweed Fire Hydrants

You have to pass through Tweed if only to see these cute and effective fire hydrants.
All different and unique a must see in Tweed.

Sulphide Flea Market
One of the best flea markets in Tweed
2197 Sulphide Rd
Tweed Ontario
K0K 3J0
1 905 478-6411

Tipper's Family Campground
Located on the Skootamatta River, this tent and trailer campground features
 an on on-site store, playground, canoes and more. In addition to service and
un-serviced sites, there's also trailer rentals. Directions Highway #7 to Varty Road
115 Varty Rd.
Tweed Ontario
K0K 3J0
1 613 478-6844

Hidden Valley Campground Tweed
This family campground is equipped is a pool, recreational hall,
snack bar, horseshoe pit, baseball diamond, playground, volleyball net
 and more. Nightly wagon rides are also offered.
84 Robinson Rd.
Tweed Ontario
K0K 3J0
1 613 478-1291


Swiss Pine Park Tweed
These 40 campsites are located along the Skootamatta River,
which provides canoeing and swimming opportunities.
The property has over 12 ha (30 acres) of land featuring
 a baseball diamond, pavilion and more.
3 Rural RTE
Tweed , Ontario
K0K 3J0
1 613 478-6844

Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance
255 Metcalf St.,
Postal Bag 1444.
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
(613) 478 1444
Enjoying the Eastern Ontario Trails system
In September 1997 the Hastings/Quinte/Land o’ Lakes Recreational Steering Committee was formed as a vehicle for bringing together people and groups who had an interest in developing a regional trails network. Representatives were from area municipalities, various trail groups, Chamber of Commerce, Conservation Authorities, and individuals. This umbrella trails group was renamed the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance in the spring of 1998.
The Organization was incorporated in 1999 under the mandate provided to it by the Province of Ontario and various Municipal Corporations of Eastern Ontario (Goals and Objectives). Thanks to funding sources and partners, the Alliance has completed an inventory of abandoned rail lines and existing trails; involvement of landowners; an overall strategic Master Plan; a management plan for future operation, maintenance and marketing of the trails network; identified economic opportunities relating to trails and tourism; the creation of jobs and the production of a tourism trail map and internet web site.

Hidden Valley Campground - Tweed
Phone: (613) 478-1291

Old Cheese Factory, The - Tweed
Phone: (613) 968 5043

Beachwood Hollow - Tweed
(613) 478 5353

Bridgewater Retreat
Since 1963, Bridgewater Retreat, formerly known as Schneider School of Fine Arts, has primarily been an art school and art retreat. Our rustic and natural setting has also allowed us to play host to a variety of other groups and special events such as: overnighters, weekend getaways, family reunions, small weddings, yoga, writers, poets, religious, health & wellness, spiritual, photographers, kayakers, canoeing, professional speakers, martial arts, quilters, crafters, drummers, weavers, potters, sculptors and other groups.
For a weekend getaway or week long escape, we invite you to gather up your friends, families, whatever your group, and come spend some quality time nestled away from the world outside. If you're looking for a cozy, rustic setting to get away to rest, unwind, relax and rejuvenate yourself, Bridgewater Retreat is the place to be.
History of the Bridgewater Retreat
Bridgewater Retreat was originally named Schneider School of Fine Arts. The original founder's were Mary Schneider, Roman Schneider, Joicey M. Horne, H. Donald Langhorn, Q.C. Muriel Spitzer and Tom Wrigglesworth. The school was founded in 1963 and has continued to operate primarily as an Art School and Retreat. Through the years Bridgewater has played host to many other groups and special events.
The 1820's Log Home centrally located amongst the cabins was originally from the Queensborough area. The Riverfront 1850's log home comes from a property near Tweed built by the Rashotte family 1855.
These homes were moved and rebuilt on the property in 1962 by crews skilled in this kind of operation. The same crews erected the cabins which were purchased as kits from British Columbia. They were assembled in the spring of 1963 in preparation for the grand opening by the Governor General.
Take a class at Bridgewater or spend the night and experience the history for yourself.  

Thousands of visitors a day search the internet for information on entertainment. Viewers surfing Tweed for the best of Tweed's entertainment will eventually look no further than Virtual Walk. Our goal on Virtual Walk is to provide visitors with as much information as possible on the entertainment industry in Tweed. Those adding their listing to Virtual Walk will be posted here as well as the main Virtual Walk Tweed web page.

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