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21 May
Start Me Up Niagara's Mobile Closet

11:00 AM | Port Colborne Public Library 310 King St.

Start Me Up Niagara's Mobile Closet

Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Join Niagara’s Mobile Closet at the library for a free shopping event with seasonally appropriate new/gently used clothing and other daily necessities for unsheltered and low-income people. 

Drop-in.
Free.

21 May
Kid's Craft Cart

3:00 PM | Port Colborne Public Library 310 King St.

Kid's Craft Cart

Wednesdays
May 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2025.
June 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2025.
3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

We bring the craft supplies; you bring the creativity. Create something unique to you at our Craft Cart.

For families. Drop-in. Free.

22 May
Resume Refresh with PC Works

12:00 PM | Port Colborne Public Library 310 King St.

Resume Refresh with PC Works

Thursdays
May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, 2025.
June 5, 12, 18 & 26, 2025.
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Bring in a paper or digital copy of your resume and get tips on how to improve it. PC Works will help refresh and optimize your resume to highlight your skills to match your employment goals. Don't have a resume? PC Works can help get you started.

Drop-in. Free.

23 May
Port Colborne Farmer's Market

7:00 AM | 59 Charlotte Street

The Niagara region has long been known for the quality of its fruits and vegetables. The Port Colborne Farmers’ Market is home to over 50+ vendors, specializing in fresh produce, prepared foods, meats & cheeses, handmade creations, baked goods, flowers, bedding plants and so much more.
The Port Colborne Farmers' Market is a certified farmers' market with well over 25 farmers attending the market on a regular basis.
 

 Where farm, food and culture meet.

 

 

 
24 May
Clean Community Day

9:00 AM | Engineering & Operations Centre, North Parking Lot, 1 Killaly Street West.

Port Colborne’s Community Safety & Enforcement Department are hosting Clean Community Days on May 24, where the community can dispose of refuse and debris from their property, for FREE!

PORTicipating in an upcoming clean community day can be done in three steps:

Step 1: Pick up the refuse, garbage, and debris around your property.

Step 2: Load it into a wheelbarrow, trunk, or trailer.

Step 3: Dispose of it at one of the Clean Community Days.

Items allowed include broken furniture, mattresses, water damaged books and magazines, broken toys, broken lawn ornaments, broken plastic pails and containers, cushions and old lawn chairs, even the kitchen sink!

Items not allowed include regular household garbage, yard waste, recycling, and organics, propane tanks, ammunition, leftover paint, paint cans, paint thinners, stains or varnish, household cleaning products, batteries and electronics, pesticides and fertilizers, freon refrigerators and freezers, and textiles.

To learn more about the clean community project, including more details about the upcoming clean community days, visit our website at www.portcolborne.ca/cleancommunityproject.

24 May
Story Time with Shelly

10:30 AM | Port Colborne Public Library 310 King St.

Story Time with Shelly

Saturdays
May 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31, 2025.
June 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2025.
10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Meet us in the Children’s Room for a fun, free, family time.

All ages. Free. No registration required.

25 May
Arabella's Pie Social and Historic Fair

12:00 PM | 280 King Street, Port Colborne

There is no sweeter way to spend a spring day than attending Arabella's Pie Social and History Fair on the grounds of the Museum. Join us on the beautifully blooming grounds of the Museum and experience traditional skills in the heritage village from spinning, blacksmithing, and printing, to demonstrations from the Antique Power Association. 

And don't forget the pie! Make sure to stop in at Arabella's Tea Room to enjoy the delicious homemade pie and beverages. A perfect Sunday afternoon in the spring! 

25 May

Join us Sunday, May 25, from 12:00-4:00pm, on the beautifully blooming grounds of the Museum and be serenaded by piano music while you experience traditional skills in the heritage village from spinning, blacksmithing, and printing, to demonstrations from Niagara Antique Power Association. And don’t forget to stop in at Arabella’s Tea Room to enjoy a delicious slice of homemade pie and beverages!

26 May
Scavenger Hunts

9:30 AM | Port Colborne Public Library 310 King St.

Scavenger Hunts

Find all of the scavenger hunt items and win a small prize. This program runs in the Children's Room room every day with a new theme each week.

Drop-in. Free.