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Calendar of Events

The Leaskdale Manse is wheelchair accessible on the first floor only.

The Historic Leaskdale Church, home to our luncheon teas and Gift Shop, is now wheelchair accessible on both floors.

 

“Jazz in Leaskdale” Returns! Friday, November 7 @ 7:30

Tom Baker (piano) welcomes back James Warburton on the saxophone and Doug Ferris on bass for another evening of exceptional jazz with outstanding players! Admission is by donation in support of the Leaskdale Manse NHS and the LMMSO.

 

Sunday, Dec. 7 @1:30 – Our Annual Christmas Service

L. M. Montgomery’s Life in Leaskdale

Take a journey back in time to The Leaskdale Manse National Historic Site. Discover, nestled in our scenic garden, the only full-size bronze statue of Canada’s beloved author. Gain insight into Maud’s life with an historic video before walking in her footsteps on a guided tour through the church where her husband preached and the lovingly restored manse where she lived and wrote.After a photo-op in the garden beside the statue, enjoy tea and scones in our interpretive centre before perusing the gift shop for a book or two.

TEA & TOURS (June, July, August & May/Sept. weekends)*

Tour only: $10.00 per Adult, Children under 12 free

*TOURS WITH SCONES OR LUNCH MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE

Tea, Scone & Tour: $20.00 per person

Light Lunch & Tour: $25.00 per person (Groups over 10)

CONTACT US  if you would like to book a visit or have any questions regarding tours or special events at our site! Bus Tours and Group Tours are always welcome – please call and book in advance at 905-862-0808  

*Off-season Tours & Bookings, please call:

Melanie Whitfield  705-228-8155 Tess Dempster  905-852-6515 **Directions to the site:   From Highway 404:  East on Bloomington Rd. to Uxbridge. North on Main St. to Leaskdale (follow the in-town signs) From Highway 401:  North on Highway 23 (Lakeridge Rd.) to Durham Rd. 13 (Leaskdale Rd.) West to Leaskdale  
 

I cannot remember the time when I was not writing, or when I did not mean to be an author image

 

~ Lucy Maud Montgomery

 
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