Canada Day 2020

THE COUNTDOWN HAS STARTED! 

ONLY 3 MONTHS TILL WE CELEBRATE OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY – We Hope!

The Bath Canada Day Committee’s goal is to provide the residents of Bath and Loyalist Township with a day to celebrate our history and our community, reconnect with friends and family and welcome visitors. We strive to showcase our historical roots, to provide a day of family friendly activities, and to celebrate individuals and groups who make our community a better place to live, work, learn and play.

Volunteer and financial support from individuals, businesses and service groups ensures that a wide range of family-friendly programs are offered on Canada Day and that cost is not a barrier to participation.  Listed below are some of the activities visitors can enjoy.The list is not complete so check back often for updates.

• Demonstrations: Tai Chi and square dancing
• Bath Artisans Show
• Free balloon creations
• Face painting is available for a fee
• Age appropriate games for little ones and inflatable soccer, darts and bumper balls for the older one
•  Maple the Cow
• Cooling off in the firemen’s foam
• Horse drawn wagon rides
  

  Bath’s Bon Evans

• Live music by Bon Evans and the ToneKats
• The Best Parade in the area
• The official ceremonies include the singing of O, Canada lead by Nathalie Froment. Various dignitaries bring greetings and a local volunteer is awarded the Parade Grand Marshall trophy in recognition of his/her longstanding contributions to the community. The Bath Lion’s Club 50/50 draw is made at 3 pm
• A Vendors Market showcasing the talents of local artisans and businesses..
• The day ends with a spectacular fireworks display

CHECK OUT MAIN STREET

When you leave the park, be sure to visit:

• the Bath Museum Admission is free (donations appreciated)
• Castaways 360 for delicious ice cream cones
• The Lodge Coffee Shop for great coffee and treats
• Heritage Point Antiques and Gifts
• Schell’s Market
• Village Pizza
• the Fish Fry at the Masonic Hall
• Circle K and Fast Freddy’s are located at the east end of the Village for gas and convenience items

Volunteers are always welcome. If you have a skill set or interest we will find a way to work together. Contact dnbathcanday@gmail.com

Memories

2019

The Great Decorate – So Much Fun

The Great Decorate

• We supplied the decorations
• You brought the scissors
• We all had a great time! See you next year.

Historical Costume Workshop

Many thanks to Debbie Lovegrove and Grace Partridge, members of the Historical Costume Club of Kingston

On April 25th they provided an informative and supportive workshop for ladies looking to dress up for the 2019 celebrations. From pattern choices and alterations, trying on petticoats and hoops, making hats and learning about the styles of a bygone era, everyone had fun. They will also help folks going forward as needed.

Because of the flooding in Centennial Park, all of the activities that would normally have taken place there on Canada Day moved to Church Street next to the Fire Station

Pictures from Canada Day 2018

Thanks to Sean and Pam Melia for the photos.