Beaver Lake is located N/W of Kingston. It is actually two lakes separated by a point called Neville Point Road. Beaver Lake North and South, is host to a great waterfront community. The area is also surrounded by several family-operated farms and small businesses.  These include the Beaver Lake Variety and Gas Bar and the Lakeview Tavern and Restaurant, a local watering hole for the ...Read More

Originally settled in 1826, Tamworth received its name in 1848 the year of the great potato famine in Ireland. The area was settled by many Irish immigrants and by 1865 the population of the area was 500.  In 1884 the Tamworth and Quebec Railway had three trains departing to Napanee each day. Once the forest cover had been removed the soil that remained was not of the best quality, but farmer...Read More

  The Scoop, is an independent community newsmagazine, published i n Tamworth, covering rural life in Ontario north of Hwy 401 and south of Hwy 7. Its a great informational source on the many ongoing events, small businesses, real estate, as well as thought-provoking profiles on local people.  The Scoop has served our area now for more than 10 years. It's a great way to ke...Read More

Website: www.artamongtheruins.com  This annual large outdoor art show and sale is set among picturesque ruins of a 19th century mill beside rapids of Napanee River. Features local artists showcasing quality paintings, sculpture, mosaic tile, fibre, wood, paper, photography & more! Free admission.  Art Among the Ruins was created by a family of artists who wish to bring resident...Read More