Hilton Beach - Events

Events

Arts at the Dock is one of the largest and longest-running multimedia art shows in the district, which began in 1986. It is held annually on the third Sunday of July.

The Hilton Beach Summer Festival is a classic car show with about 50 cars, plus arts and crafts vendors and the Coureurs de Bois encampment held annually on the fourth Saturday of July.

Hilton Beach Community Night is an annual event that has been held for over 100 years in various forms. For the past few decades, it has included a cold plate supper, followed by a parade down Hilton Road and Marks Street. After the parade, a crowd numbering in the high hundreds plays various games of chance and enjoys barbecued food along Marks Street until dark. During community night a new hot dog stand was set up that is very popular

Old Town Hall Concerts is a series of three concerts that began in 1995. This series is well known for bringing in some of Canada's best musical talent. Usually held on the first three Wednesdays of August.

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    —Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)

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    —Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826)