We do love to get together and celebrate! From food festivals, live music and theatre, to annual festivals and more, be sure to check back often to see our upcoming events when planning your visit.
Bonnie and Brad are throwing the obligatory Stag and Doe to pay for their upcoming wedding. Their Maid of Honour, Dee, is still getting over being left at the altar seven years ago. Mandy and Rob are getting married today – even if their big white tent just blew away in a storm. And Chef Jay’s entire catering staff have been arrested! It’s all happening at the same time, in the same community hall kitchen. STAG AND DOE offers an affectionate and hilarious look at this distinctly Canadian prenuptial tradition and the joys of small town life.
One of the best markets in the area. Discover unique handcrafted treasures from local artisans.
Come to Joel Stone Park for a free waterfront concert featuring The Garvin Brothers (rock) at 7:30pm!
Join the Gananoque Farmer's Market every Thursday from 4pm-7pm in Town Park
New This Summer: Cantinetta on the Patio!
We're excited to introduce the Riva Cantinetta, our outdoor bar on the front patio! It’s your go-to for summer sandwiches, salads, snacks, cocktails, beer, and other chilled drinks— perfect for take-away or sipping and snacking in the sun on the patio.
Even better? Join us on Thursdays from 6–9PM for live music on the patio and make an evening of it.
Hours:
Open 12–4PM on Mondays
Open 12–8PM Tuesday through Sunday
Swing by, grab your favourites, and let the music play.
Come to Joel Stone Park for a free waterfront concert featuring Georgette Fry (jazz/blues/pop) at 7:30pm!
One of the best markets in the area. Discover unique handcrafted treasures from local artisans.
Come to Joel Stone Park for a free waterfront concert featuring Pearl Jamming (rock) at 7:30pm!
Join the Gananoque Farmer's Market every Thursday from 4pm-7pm in Town Park
Morgan and Angus are two elderly bachelor farmers living a quiet, secluded existence. That is until a young actor, Miles from Toronto, arrives to research “rural life” for a play. As Miles learns about their lives, buried secrets and the bonds of friendship are unveiled, blending humor with heart-wrenching emotion. Written by Brockville’s own Michael Healey, this transformative play blurs the line between performance and reality, letting the power of connection and the resilience of the human spirit shine through.