Canada’s fastest-growing show jumping tournament venue, Angelstone hosts four weeks of equestrian show jumping in June and August. During Doors Open, visitors can stroll the grounds and take in the action with over 500 of North America’s top horses competing in four rings throughout the property. At 6 p.m., Angelstone will present the Headwaters Cup, featuring Olympians and their jumpers.

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Built in 1906, this former church features original elm panelling, curved pews, stained-glass windows, horse-tethering rings and many features that were modern for its time. The building, now the vibrant home of Century Church Theatre, also boasts one of Ontario’s largest bat colonies! In June, the theatre will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Erin Arts Foundation.

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This stately guest house sits on part of the original 81 hectares (200 acres) of Crown land that Abraham Nelles claimed in 1820 and sold to Daniel McMillan in 1836. In 1846, Daniel sold half of the land to Charles McMillan, who built the house. Now a bed and breakfast, the house has original stained glass, wood trim and hardware.

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The Erin Cenotaph was unveiled on Remembrance Day – November 11, 1956 – by local member of the provincial parliament John Root. The dedication was made by Reverend E.D. Snelgrove as a memorial to those named thereon who gave their lives in the defence of Canada and freedom. Plaques have subsequently been added to recognize the Korean War, post-war operations and Afghanistan.

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Everdale is an organic teaching farm in Erin. This not-for-profit farm believes in the power of locally grown food to fuel positive economic, social and ecological change. They also run several programs for kids and adults. In addition, they host farm festivals throughout the year. Come and explore everything this farm has to offer! Local artist display on site!

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Since 2005, Val and Brent have been running a small, diversified farm operation that invites people to explore the workings of an ecological farm. When they started making hard apple cider commercially two years ago, that exploration got even tastier. Enjoy some historical flavour at Heartwood Farm & Cidery – Erin's first "legal" adult beverage producer since the late 1800s.

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Join members of the local heritage community on a one-hour guided walking tour of Hillsburgh. Meet at 1 p.m. at the Elora-Cataract Trailhead (11 Station Street, Hillsburgh). See part of the Gooderham Works distillery empire, the pioneer cemetery and a wonderful variety of heritage homes. Bring your walking shoes.

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Hillsburgh House is a charming century farmhouse in the beautiful town of Hillsburgh, featuring two guest rooms, lovely gardens and a peaceful view of Mill Pond. Popular guest activities include making s'mores by campfire, relaxing in the outdoor hot tub or enjoying refreshments on one of three patios. Come and join us for lemonade, iced tea and a special treat!

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Opened in June 2018, this new library sits on the shores of a mill pond that was once part of the Gooderham and Worts distillery empire. This branch is a stunning addition to the county library system. VG Architects successfully incorporated an 1892 rural home into a modern glass-and-brick addition that features expansive views of the pond.

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The LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society is a registered charity that provides Ontario’s thoroughbred racehorses with a happy and dignified retirement when their careers at the track are over, and to educate Ontario’s horse industry and the public about the merits of this program. They currently care for over 50 retirees at their Hillsburgh farm while they await loving new homes.

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The Porcupine's Quill is an artisanal publisher that values the art and craft of the book, both in content and in form. Their mandate is to preserve the culture of the printed word by using their expertise in the art of 20th-century offset printing technology to create quality books that look and feel like 19th-century letterpress products.

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From 1888 until the late 1950s, Stanley Park in Erin Village was a southern Ontario tourism mecca. Imagine direct trains from Union Station, grand parades, bicycle racing, horse racing, boating, cottages and a large dance pavilion. While the park is no longer, the arch and gates from c. 1920 remain as a cultural reminder – now protected with a heritage design.

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Tailwinds Bed & Breakfast strives to embody the town's mantra: "Where urban style meets country charm." Tailwinds is operated from a custom-built home nestled on vibrant wetlands. The Elora Cataract Trailway is just steps from the front door. After an adventure on the trail, rest in the sunroom or take a relaxing soak in the upstairs bathroom.

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The Wellington Masonic Lodge received its charter in 1872. Its first master was Worshipful Brother David Kirkwood. In 1953, the brethren found a new home on the Erin fairground site, and the lodge built this new hall there. To this day, lodge members are active in the community in many roles.

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Woodlands Farm raises thoroughbred racehorses. This land – part of the McKinnon ancestral farm – has raised multiple Queen's Quineas winners and a Queen's Plate champion. Residing at the farm are this year's foals and their mothers, young racehorses in training, as well as older horses. The owners look forward to introducing you to these beautiful animals who love company. Bring carrots!

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Visit the ruins of the Cornock Woollen Mills and learn about the flora and fauna along the West Credit River by joining a naturalist and historian on this short and beautiful looped trail hike. The trail is good for all skill levels, with great access for hikers, walkers and bikers. Credit Valley Conservation signboards provide an excellent history of Erin.

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