TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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The Flesherton and District Farmer’s Market offers local meat, vegetables, baked goods, crafts, and more.
Now in its 20th season, the market convenes every Saturday from May – October in the Flesherton Arena parking lot. Check their event calendar and catch one of the many special events throughout the season, including their annual Vintage Wheels Car Show, Garage-Sale Day, and Sample Day.
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Located in Eugenia’s abandoned Post-Office, just 5 minutes from Flesherton, The Flying Chestnut is a restaurant worth planning your trip around.
Owner and Head Chef, Shawn Adler, designs incredible set-menu dinners inspired by seasonal local meat and produce. The ambience is warm and friendly and the food never disappoints.
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This charming cheese shop in downtown Flesherton is the perfect place to pack a picnic for the road, offering local and international cheese and charcuterie.
From local sheep feta to Italian Taleggio, Artemesia aims to please the curious passerby and the cheese aficionado alike. Their pantry of jams, chutneys, pickles and more will fill your basket with all you need for a gourmet picnic or road-trip lunch.
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It’s hard to miss this colourful gallery and boutique shop as you drive down Flesherton’s Hwy 10.
The exterior of the building features many large and vibrantly coloured paintings and sculptures, and inside, the fun continues. Arts on Ten is a gallery and shop that specializes in locally made, one-of-a-kind pieces.
In the summer months, spend some time in Cuckoo Valley Garden, the sculpture garden to the rear of the building, where handmade objects find fresh beauty in the midst of nature; you won’t be disappointed.
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Munshaw House was built in 1864 as a stagecoach stop at the corner of Toronto-Sydenham Road and Durham Road. The building is the oldest structure in the village.
For many years, the house could cater to travellers along the Sydenham Road (north-south route) and the Durham Road (east-west route) and draw customers from all directions.
Munshaw House was operated as a hotel by the Munshaws and their descendants until 1964 when the family was forced to sell the hotel after the Village of Flesherton temporarily banned the sale of alcohol.
Now you can stay in the Munshaw House Village Inn.
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An inviting family-run café | Slow food, comfort food, fresh food. I Deal Coffee. Excellent local beer and wine. We can accommodate most special diets.
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“My name is Kevin Arthur Land.
I have been writing and producing plays since 1980. My passion for reading made me start Speaking Volumes Books, a used book store in Flesherton.”
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Since 1974, South Grey Museum has been a community hub for heritage and culture.
Our Museum has a collection of local artifacts, archival records, photographs, and an eclectic library of publications for you to explore.
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