St. Marys Visitors Guide 2025

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The Town of St. Marys acknowledges that it is located on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Ojibway/Chippewa peoples. This area is within the boundaries covered by Treaty 29, known as the Huron Tract Purchase, and is protected by the Dish With One Spoon wampum agreement. Today, many Indigenous peoples continue to call this land home and act as its stewards. We are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on this territory.

Welcome from the Mayor

Come experience the charm of St. Marys at one of our beloved annual events! Throughout the year, our Stonetown comes alive with seasonal celebrations that showcase our community spirit. From the lively Stonetown Heritage Festival and Canada Day festivities to a St. Marys Community Players production, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Weekend, and our WinterLights celebration with its outdoor winter vendor night market, there’s always something special happening.

Take a stroll through our historic downtown, where you’ll find unique shops and friendly merchants ready to welcome you. Grab a bite at one of our eateries, many of which serve locally sourced food and drinks. Enjoy a locally crafted beer at Broken Rail Brewing, housed in a restored railway station, blending history with great brews, and it’s pet friendly! Art lovers can stop by The Station Gallery, a vibrant exhibition space showcasing local and regional artists.

As you explore, soak in the stunning limestone architecture—a true testament to St. Marys’ rich history. History buffs will love the St. Marys Museum, where exhibits bring our past to life. If you’re more of an outdoor adventurer, hit the trails for a scenic walk or bike ride, paddle along the Thames River and Trout Creek, or cool off with a swim in Canada’s largest freshwater swimming pool, the St. Marys Quarry.

DISCOVER, CELEBRATE & CHERISH OUR HERITAGE!

Experience the convenience of VIA Rail’s daily service, operating seven days a week. Book your travel or gather information at www.viarail.ca.

Additionally, PC Connect extends its local bus service across the region, with convenient connections from Kitchener/Waterloo, London, and Stratford.

Learn more about transportation options at www.discoverstmarys.ca/transportation.

History of St. Marys

Nestled along the banks of the Thames River, St. Marys boasts a rich and vibrant history that dates back to the mid-19th century. Known as “The Stonetown” for its limestone architecture, the town’s early days were marked by rapid growth and development. European settlers arrived in St. Marys in the 1840s; St. Marys was incorporated into a town in 1863.

The arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway in the late 1850s spurred growth and soon St. Marys became a centre for milling, graintrading and the manufacture of agriculture-related products. The railway connected the town to the rest of the world and framed the local landscape with its two large trestle bridges on limestone pillars across the waterways.

Prominent among its pioneers were the Eatons, a family whose entrepreneurial spirit helped shape the local economy. Timothy Eaton, who later founded the iconic Eaton’s department store, kicked off his illustrious career in retail here in St. Marys and nearby Kirkton.

Adding to the town’s history is the remarkable Kathleen Rice, an adventurous spirit who made significant contributions to the town’s cultural and social landscape. A teacher and prospector, Rice’s daring expeditions in northern Canada left an indelible mark, inspiring future generations with tales of resilience and exploration.

St. Marys’ historical charm is further exemplified by its wellpreserved heritage buildings, museums, and cultural festivals, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.

The community’s rich history is preserved and promoted by the St. Marys Museum & Archives who continue to tell the stories of the town through its exhibitions, special events and programs.

166 Queen St. E., St. Marys 519-284-3572 www.chocolatefactory.ca

Historical and Cultural Highlights

With two museums, two art galleries, and several community-led arts and culture events and programs throughout the year, St. Marys is a small town that is big on arts and culture!

Indigenous culture is honoured throughout the year, thanks to a local Indigenous educator. Learning opportunities include Sunrise ceremonies marking the solstices and equinoxes, 13 Grandmother Moons Learning Circles, and new for 2025, a community garden is in the works. Learn more at Kaswentha/Two Row Now, https://www.tworownow.ca/

In its 51st season, St. Marys Community Players offers two productions annually in the gorgeous Town Hall theatre. Don’t be fooled by this small town, volunteer driven theatre group. Their productions are not to be missed! “Over The River and Through the Woods” by Joe DiPietro runs this spring from April 24 to May 10. The fall production, “Hilda’s Yard” by Norm Foster will run October 16 to November 2. For show times and tickets, visit https://stmaryscommunityplayers.ca/

Music lovers, rejoice! With both indoor and outdoor concert venues and several eateries offering regularly scheduled live music, St. Marys has plenty to offer on the music front. Take in the Melodies at the Museum outdoor concerts on Wednesday evenings on August, or pop

into one of the local coffee shops or pubs to catch some musical entertainment while enjoying a beverage or meal.

Art of Ideas Gallery is a stunning private home built in 1881. The owners offer 90-minute prebooked tours where visitors not only learn about the history of the house but also learn about the art and ethos of artist-in-residence, Eugen-Florin Zamfirescu. Art of Ideas also offers various ticketed special events throughout the year. Visit https://www. artofideasgallery.com/ to learn more and book a tour.

The St. Marys Museum and Archives is located inside an 1850s limestone heritage home. Explore the many changing exhibits, or search for your ancestors in the archival research room.

Located in a 1908 train station, the Station Gallery offers a variety of well curated exhibits. For more information, visit page 7.

Heritage and baseball collide at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. For visitor details, visit page 12.

With organizations such as the St. Marys Poetry Circle and Stonetown Arts offering regular programs and shows, there is always something for art aficionado of all forms to take in when visiting St. Marys.

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY

TUESDAY 10am - 5pm

THURSDAY 10am - 5pm

FRIDAY 10am - 6pm

SATURDAY10am - 4pm

SUNDAY 11am - 4pm

St. Marys Museum and Archives

Art of Ideas Gallery

One of the many exhibits on display at the Station Gallery. For the full schedule visit www.stmarysstationgallery.ca.

Discovering St. Marys Station Gallery

St. Marys Station Gallery is a bustling hub of artistic activity found in the beautiful and fully functioning VIA Rail train station at 5 James Street North. Exhibitions of artworks by local, national, and international artists, adorn the walls of this space – with 7 exhibitions taking place on average throughout each year.

In 2025, Cameron Porteous (former Head of Design at the Shaw Festival) completed his tenure as curator and director of the gallery. His successor, Duncan MacDonald, brings with him a wide range of artistic, curatorial, and educational experience to the gallery. Starting this year, the gallery is happy to offer art education for all ages in its adjacent studio space beyond its normal exhibition programming.

Open: Tuesday - Friday: 10am - 6pmSaturday: 10am - 5pm

From March 1st until April 12th, Station Gallery hosts an exhibition of art by youth from two local schools (Little Falls and South Perth Centennial).

From April 18th to May 24th, a group exhibition by local artists entitled Hidden in Plain View will take place. Artists included are Krista Beckett, Annettee Goodale, Renee Knight, Anna Koot, and Chantelle Marshall.

From May 31st to July 12th, the gallery will present artworks in a group exhibition by artists from Port Stanley.

Keep an eye out for the first Art Olympics this summer, and much, much more. For details on what is happening at the Station Gallery, please visit https:// stmarysstationgallery.ca/ or look for us on Facebook.

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St. Marys Commmunity Players

In the Spring, we’re looking into the power of love to overcome obstacles and the transformative journey of self-discovery with our production of Over the River and Through the Woods. Or.. how do you deal with your own life when two sets of grandparents love?

Performances begin April 24 to May 10, 2025

“Over the River and Through the Woods” is a heartwarming comedy about family, love, and the challenges of change and moving on. The play follows Nick, a single Italian-American man in his late 20s- early 30s, who faces pressure from his loving but overbearing grandparents to find a girlfriend and settle down. When he announces that he’s been offered a dream job on the other side of the country, his grandparents go to great lengths to convince him to stay, including setting him up on a series of blind dates with eligible young women. As Nick navigates the ups and downs of family dynamics and romantic relationships, he learns valuable lessons about the importance of love, sacrifice, and the enduring bonds of family.

St. Marys Town Hall Theatre

175 Queen St. E.

Our Fall brings a Norm Foster classic: Hilda’s Yard. A life view from a wife and husband, a new TV, empty nester happiness, then, literally, your two grown-up kids fall back, over the fence, into your yard, your new life, with issues. Sound familiar? We think so.

Performances begin October 15 to November 2, 2025

“Hilda’s Yard” is a comedic play by Canadian playwright Norm Foster. Set in the 1950s, the play follows the Fluck family as they navigate the challenges of everyday life. When their two adult children unexpectedly move back home, Hilda and Sam Fluck are dealing with a full house again. As the family members come to terms with their new living arrangements, they must confront their struggles and relationships. Filled with humour and heart and in typical Norm Foster form, ‘Hilda’s Yard’ explores the complexities of family dynamics and the enduring bonds that hold them together.

St. Marys Community Players

Family, Relationships and Unconditional Love.

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming theatre season, which will explore the themes of family, love, and the challenges of growing up.

From comedy to drama, our two-show season will feature stories that resonate with audiences of all ages.

Our 51st season lineup of productions will take audiences on a journey through the complex and beautiful dynamics of family relationships, including those between parents, children, grandparents, girlfriends, brothers, and sisters. Join us as we explore the universal experiences of the ties and love that bind us and the choices that shape our lives.

www.stmaryscommunityplayers.ca

St. Marys is a dynamic destination with a wealth of exciting activities! Whether you’re here to delve into the town’s rich cultural heritage through lively festivals, peruse unique vendor markets, enjoy a concert, or join in seasonal celebrations, there’s always something happening. With a diverse calendar of events throughout the year, St. Marys offers something for everyone—from familyfriendly fun to cultural experiences and more. Don’t miss out on the upcoming events; start planning your next adventure in St. Marys by visiting www.discoverstmarys.ca/events or following @townofstmarys on social media.

St. Marys Commemorates

Canada Day Tues., July 1

Ceremony, live music, food and free family activites.

St. Marys Farmers’ Market

Sat., May 3 - Nov. 1

Enjoy local crafted products and fresh food.

Kayak Loan Program Opens

May 20 - Aug. 30

Explore the waterways with our free kayak loan program.

Perth Children’s Water Festival Sun., May 25

Hands-on learning environment for families.

Movies In The Park Monthly, June - Sept.

Free movies presented by Friends of the Library.

Stonetown Heritage Festival Fri., July 11 - Sun., July 13

Family-friendly fun, food, art, tours, live music and more.

St. Marys Horticultural Society’s Garden Fair Sat., June 7

Garden items and decor for sale.

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum Induction Sat., June 7

Honoring inductees with a ceremony and baseball festivities uniting fans, players, and legends.

Rotary Brews & Food Fest Sun., June 8

Showcasing the best local craft beer and food trucks in Ontario.

St. Marys Pride In The Park Sun., June 8

A day of love, diversity, inclusion and friendship.

Howl-O-Ween Sat., Oct. 25

A costumed pet parade throughout downtown.

Summer Fest Thurs., July 3 - Sun., July 6

Midway attractions and live entertainment.

St. Marys Lions Club Car Show Sat., July 19

Food, friends and fabulous cars.

Melodies at the Museum Wednesdays in Aug.

A summer concert series by talented local artists.

Doors Open St. Marys Sat., Aug. 9

Explore historic and cultural sites rarely open to visitors.

St. Marys Community Players Wed., Oct. 15 - Sun., Nov. 2

Enjoy a live theatre production.

Fri., Dec. 5 - Sat., Dec. 6

An evening of festive fun and seasonal cheer.

St. Marys Craft Show Sat., Nov. 15

Discover over 100 regional artisans.

Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade Fri., Nov. 21

Festive floats, music, and holiday cheer.

Downtown Merchants’ Open House Fri., Nov. 21 - Sun., Nov. 23

Festive shopping event with special promotions and seasonal spirit.

WinterLights Nov. - Dec.

100+ light displays and a series of winter events.

A view of St. Marys’ picturesque downtown.

WinterLights Night Market

Kinsmen

Winter Lights Market

Step Up to the Plate: Explore Canada’s Baseball Legacy at the Hall of Fame

The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum is a must-visit destination in Canada, showcasing the country’s rich baseball history and honouring its 161 inductees. Set on a picturesque 32-acre site overlooking the Quarry, the recently renovated 3500 sq ft museum features a major league style baseball diamond, three youth fields, and scenic walking trails.

Plan your visit: Website: www.baseballhalloffame.ca Museum Hours:

May-June: Wednesday to Sunday, 10am-5pm

July-August: Open daily

September: Friday to Sunday

Book Your Event:

Host gatherings for up to 55 people at our museum. Enjoy group tours, ballgames, BBQs, and swimming in the famous quarry during July/August. For more details or to volunteer, visit our website baseballhalloffame.ca. X: @CDNBaseballHOF

Facebook: @CDNBaseballHOF

Instagram: canadianbaseballhofmuseum

Check open days & off-season hours on website.

Induction weekend – June 12-15 www.baseballhalloffame.ca

CBHFM announces 2025 inductees

INDUCTION WEEKEND:

June 5, 2025: “The Opening Pitch” Hall of Fame weekend opening event

Celebrate the start of the 2025 Induction weekend with a private VIP reception and auction with the inductees in Toronto. Tickets will be limited – visit www.baseballhalloffame.ca for details.

June 6, 2025: 27th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic & Banquet

The Hall’s 27th annual Celebrity Golf Classic and banquet will take place at the St. Marys Golf & Country Club. Those participating include celebrities such as inductees José Bautista, Fergie Jenkins, Erik Bedard, Steve Rogers, Greg Hamilton and Ernie Whitt, to name a few.

June 7, 2025: Induction Day

The Induction ceremony will take place on the Hall of Fame grounds for Canadian and former Blue Jays outfielder José Bautista, past major leaguer Erik Bedard, current Baseball Canada head coach Greg Hamilton, former Team Canada player Amanda Asay, AAGPBL player Arleene Noga and executive Gerry Snyder. An autograph session with this year’s inductees and other celebrities will take place after the ceremony. Special guests include Fergie Jenkins, Pat Gillick, Paul Beeston, Steve Rogers and others. Arrive early because taking place throughout the day will be ballgames, silent auction, museum tours, BBQ and beer tent.

Buck Martinez at the 2024 Induction Day.

Russell Martin speaks at the 2024 Induction Day.

2024 Inductees pose for a photo.

Amanda Asay

José Bautista Érik Bédard

Greg Hamilton

Stonetown Shopping

From convenient finds to charming local goods, you’ll be proud to exclaim “I got this in St. Marys!”

Independent shops and services line our downtown streets, with an impressive focus on local makers: chocolate at The Chocolate Factory, house-roasted coffee at Snapping Turtle Coffee Roasters, in-house spice blends at Troyer’s Spices, and pottery fresh from the kiln next door at Zenfire Pottery.

Looking for clothing? O’Grady’s and Sun Rayz offers men’s, women’s and children’s wear from tried and true brands, many based in Canada. O’Grady also offers quality footwear for the family, while Sun Rayz can create your custom St. Marys souvenir clothing within hours. Need sporting goods to take advantage of our many recreational facilities? Dunny’s and Canadian Tire can get you in the game! Desire a good vacation read? Betty’s Bookshop will turn your pages.

Take home unique giftware and kitchenware by popping into The Wine Lab, Carpe Vinum, Lauren Whitney Lifestyles and Bungalow, where you’ll also find larger furniture pieces if you have space in your vehicle! Speaking of unique: thrifters and antiquers will delight in the array of finds at Eclectic Treasure and The Salvation Army Thrift Store downtown, or head out to James Street to Jacob’s Liquidation.

While our downtown also offers many services for that emergency haircut, mani-pedi or massage, many also offer boutique and locally made self-care products and accessories for some self-care during your stay.

Downtown St. Marys looking west.

Stonetown

Dining and Food

Whether you’re dining out or cooking up a storm, St. Marys offers a feast for the senses.

A fair season Saturday morning wouldn’t be complete without a visit to our scenic and strictly producer-based farmers’ market, located in Milt Dunnell Field in the heart of town. Delmar Foods on James Street also offers a range of locally made and grown grocery items.

Westover Inn and Social Thirty-One at the St. Marys Golf & Country Club both offer upscale dining, plus expansive patios. Savour your meal while savouring the view of rolling greens at Social Thirty-One, or delight in the deer and sheep that dot the woodland at Westover.

If you’re dining for the ‘gram – and want a delicious meal, enjoy a beautiful brunch at The Flour Mill (plus some culinary shopping!) or build your dream burger and sides at TuttCo: A Burger Bar.

Dig into to fabulous diner fare at The Sunset Diner or Joe’s Diner or treat yourself to pub classics at Gilly’s Pubhouse or The Parkview Creamery, which also offers Mexican dishes.

Craving dessert? Barista’s and Green Haven Bakery tempt with house-made baked goods, while summer in St. Marys wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Hearn’s Dairy for classic ice cream treats.

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Family Fun

Cliff Jumping

Super Splash

Hours: 11 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Cost: $28 for a 2 hour pass Evening passes start at 5 P.M.: $20 each Lifejackets provided.

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DISCOVER ST. MARYS

Visit discoverstmarys.ca for more information about the sights and what St. Marys has to of fer

Avon Trail (130 km from St. Marys to Conestogo)

Grand Trunk Trail (3.2 km)

Riverview Walkway (2.4 km)

Riverview Walkway - Alternate Path

LEGEND

Drinking Fountain

Picnic Area

Parking

Seasonal Washroom

Closed during some months of the year and are subject to change

Enjoy the St. Marys Trails and please remember: • Keep St. Marys tidy • Keep pets leashed and obey scoop laws

• Cyclists yield to pedestrians

• Motorized vehicles are not permitted on the trails

Taylor Trail (0.25 km)

The Loop (13 km)

The Loop - Alternate Path

Washroom

Scenic Views

Elevation Change

Stairs and bicycle runnel available but please note that accessibility is limited.

TERRAIN TYPES

Hard Surface - Roads/Sidewalks

Hard Surface - Asphalt

Soft Surface - Gravel/Grass/Woodchips

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Sports and Recreation

St. Marys offers diverse indoor and outdoor recreation amenities. Whether you’re a spectator, participant, or visitor, enjoy our natural and built attractions.

Pyramid Recreation Centre

If you’re in St. Marys and seeking indoor activities, the Pyramid Recreation Centre (PRC) has much to offer. With a twin-pad ice facility, you can enjoy hockey, ringette, skating, and our local Junior B team the St. Marys Lincolns. During the summer, the dry arena pads host camps and other programs.

The PRC also includes an indoor aquatic centre with a 25-metre pool, sauna, and spray area for kids. Participate in drop-in swims, lane swimming, aquafit, and registered swimming lessons.

For dry activities, the PRC provides a community hall and multi-purpose rooms for events like birthday parties, team gatherings, recreational activities, and corporate events.

Outdoor Sports Facilities

St. Marys offers a variety of recreational amenities for visitors. The town boasts soccer fields and ball diamonds for all ages, open for public use when not reserved by local clubs.

For those seeking a more relaxing experience, enjoy scenic trails, waterfront views, and public parks with shaded pavilions and gazebos. For the more active, there are playgrounds, a splash pad at Cadzow Park, and the Rotary All Wheels Park for skateboarding, BMX, and more.

Visitors with pets can visit Junction Station Dog Park, conveniently located next to our local craft brewery. The town also offers hard surface racket courts for tennis and pickleball, with free equipment loans available from the St. Marys Public Library. The courts are near the historic St. Marys Quarry and Lind Sportsplex, which hosts curling in winter and a natural swimming area in this summer.

Meadow ridge playground

Ball diamond

Soccer fields

Racquet courts

Cadzow splash pad

The beauty of St. Marys’ trails and waterways

By Stewart Grant

One of the best ways to experience St. Marys like a local is to enjoy the trails and waterways that meander through the town limits.

Trails

The 3.2 km Grand Trunk Trail, created from the old railway line of the same name, extends from east to west, with the panoramic highlight of the trip occurring atop the Sarnia Bridge where travelers often stop for a breather and admire the picturesque downtown to the south or the peaceful countryside to the north.

The Riverview Walkway, measuring 2.4 km, begins in the centre of town and follows the Thames River southward to the active racket courts and swimming quarry.

The Loop Trail, hitting all corners of St. Marys, is a full 13 km roundtrip trail that

includes the Grand Trunk Trail, Riverview Walkway, as well as other scenic parts of town.

Wherever you walk along St. Marys’ trails, be prepared for friendly greetings or nods from the locals. It’s our small-town way.

Waterways

A unique way to see St. Marys is by kayak, and it’s never been easier thanks to the Yak Shack (kayak loan program) for more information visit discoverstmarys. ca/yakshack, along with the newly installed accessible dock in Milt Dunnell Field.

As you glide down the Thames River or Trout Creek, enjoy the view of the Stonetown’s trademark limestone architecture, pass underneath iconic bridges, and savour nature in its purest form.

Like the trails, the waterways are another place where the locals will make you feel more than welcome. Expect a friendly wave as you pass them by.

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MARYS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB / SOCIAL THIRTY-ONE / LITTLE BIG CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO)

St. Marys and area offers three unique, picturesque and challenging golf courses to intrigue players of all abilities.

The St. Marys Golf & Country Club, founded in 1931, is a par-72 that stretches out to 6,567 yards from the back tees.

“Located along the beautiful Thames River, the course prides itself on its spectacular views highlighted by incredible rolling hills, natural creeks and mature trees. The challenging, yet forgiving, course layout welcomes all types of players, from beginners to avid golfers,” says Brandon De Groote, Director of Golf Operations. The Club also offers a first-class restaurant, Social Thirty-One, and an inviting patio. Weddings are often held on the picturesque grounds with receptions in one of the facilities’ banquet halls.

Science Hill Country Club, opened in 1976, remains one of Southwestern Ontario’s best-kept secrets. Located in the countryside just a few minutes

northwest of St. Marys on Road 137, Science Hill is a par-70 course measuring 5,900 yards from the tips. New ownership has made many improvements, “including the updated Taps On The Thames Restaurant at the clubhouse. From lunch, casual dining, live entertainment on the patio, or special occasion bookings, Taps has it all. Call for reservations or come in and enjoy one of the nicest patios in the area.

Just a short drive from St. Marys, River Valley Golf & Country Club is located on a very scenic and undulating parcel of land which is popular for all seasons – in the warm months as a golf course and in the winter months as a tube slide venue. Co-owner/operator David Tkachuk says of the par-65, 4,734 yard course, “The rolling hills and valleys offer beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. The golf course has lots of elevation that will challenge all playing levels.” River Valley has a Grand Hall for banquets, a restaurant, and spacious outdoor deck area.

The St. Marys Junior B Lincolns play home games at our multi-purpose active-living facility known as the Pyramid Recreation Centre. In 2024 they celebrated with the Bill Weir Trophy (Western Conference champions) while in 2025 they

GOJHL’s top prize, the Sutherland Cup.

Photo Credits: McGinny Photography

Factory Food Outlet

Proudly owned and operated in St. Marys

Locally Sourced

Frozen Food Outlet and so much more. Shop at Delmar for local meats, cheese, produce, and baked goods.

25 S Service Rd, St. Marys, ON • 519.349.3022

Mon - Friday - 9-6 • Saturday, Sunday 10-5

• Squares

• Homemade Soups

• Homemade Sandwiches

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• Loose Leaf Teas

View of the St. Marys Opera House building, completed in 1880.

St. Marys Directory

All Wheels Park

180 James Street South • 519-284-2340 x 432

The park is great for use with a bike, skateboard or roller blades.

Art of Ideas Gallery and Historical House

236 Jones Street East • 437-774-3631 • www.artofideasgallery.com

Art Gallery. Historical House. Artist Studio. Let’s expand the horizons of our future

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

386 Church St S •519-284-1838 • baseballhalloffame.ca

Commemorating players, teams, & accomplishments of baseball in Canada

Hydra Crossfit

133 King Street South • 226-921-5537 • trainhydra.com

Making you feel like an athlete with people you love hanging out with.

McCully’s Hill Farm

4074 Line 9 St. Marys • 519-284-2564 • mccullys.ca

Production of maple products, home-made baking, & more, plus tours

Paint & Palette

31 Water St S • 519-830-0930 • paintandpalette.ca

Bring your children to Paint & Palette Children’s Art and Craft Studio, and let them explore

Parks Lawn Bowl

Milt Dunnell Park, 164 Emily St • 519-284-3502 • stmaryslawnbowling.ca

Lawn Bowling has been a part of St. Marys’ sporting landscape since 1889.

Pyramid Recreation Centre

317 James St S • 519-284-2160 • townofstmarys.com

PRC features two ice pads, indoor pool, Friendship Centre and youth services

Racket Courts

550 Water Street South

Excellent open hard court surfaces for tennis and pickleball.

Raise Your Vibe

83 Queen St E • raiseyourvibewithus.com

Movement Meditation Studio

River Valley Golf & Tube

4725 1 Line • 519-225-2329 • rivervalleygolfandtube.com

A year round facility that offers fun and adventure for family, friends, groups & corporations

Science Hill Golf & County Club

RR 1, St. Marys • 519-284-3621 • sciencehillcountryclub.com

Immaculate conditions in a peaceful country setting

Station Gallery

5 James St N • 519-274-1074 • stmarysstationgallery.ca

Art gallery housed in St. Marys’ historic train station

St. Marys Bowling Lanes

21 Church St S • 226-661-1100

5-pin bowling alley

St. Marys Community Players

175 Queen Street East • stmaryscommunityplayers.ca

Community theatre group with dedicated volunteers producing quality productions to entertain

St. Marys Curling Club

425 Water Street S • 519-280-2875 • stmaryscurling.ca

The St. Marys Curling Club has a proud history dating back to 1866.

St. Marys Golf & Country Club

769 Queen St E • 519-284-3704 • stmarysgolf.com

Championship 18-hole golf course founded in 1931

177 Church St S • 519-284-3556 • stmarysmuseum.ca

Community museum located in lovely heritage home sitting on hilltop in Cadzow Park

St. Marys Museum With over 35 years of dedicated travel agency experience we provide personalized customer service.

guided tours, river cruises and custom groups we offer a variety of holiday options. We are passionate to help craft the trip of your dreams.

15 Church St N

St. Marys Quarry

425 Water Street S • 519-284-3090 • townofstmarys.com

The swimming Quarry is a unique, wonderful place to swim

SuperSplash St. Marys

425 Water Street • 519-808-5121 • supersplashstmarys.ca

SuperSplash is a obstacle course created with Wibit Brand inflatable obstacles.

Thomson Martial Arts

115 Queen St E • 226-236-7354 • stmarysmartialarts.com

Gym/Physical Fitness Center

Vitality Health and Fitness

127 Queen St • 905-902-1041 • vitalityhealthandfitness.org

Pathway to health and fitness

Wildwood Conservation Area

3995 Line 9 • 519-284-2292 • wildwoodconservationarea.ca

Your 3200 acre playground! Camping, mountain biking or hiking, and more

YMCA

268 Maiden Ln • 519-284-2500 • ymca.ca

Improve your health and fitness

Action Health Care

566 Queen Street E • 519-284-4348 • actionhealthcare.ca

Offering outstanding service to improve the quality of life and reduce the daily living challenges of our clients

Becker’s / ESSO

752 Queen St E • 519-284-3181

Gas station and variety store

Betty’s Bookshelf

6 Water Street South, Unit 2 • 226-301-4391 • bettysbookshelf.com

Celebrating books, authors, and the power of storytelling

Bungalow

142 Queen St E • @bungalowstore

Local Boho & Modern Home Furnishing & Decor

Canadian Tire

84 Wellington St S • 519-284-1690 • canadiantire.ca

Variety of products including automotive, tools, hardware, sports, household & outdoor living

Carpe Vinum Wine and Gifts

12 Water St N • 519-284-1678 • carpe-vinum.ca

Welcome to the world of “St. Marys Wine Making.” We create fine wines at affordable prices

Circle K

190 Queen St E • 519-284-1584

A convenience shop offering a wide variety of products for people on the go

Delmar Foods

25 S Service Rd• 519-349-3002• delmarfoods.ca

We take pride in bringing you the freshest flavours made with real, honest ingredients

Dunny’s Source for Sports

154 Queen St E • 519-284-1446 sourceforsports.ca

We’re your local Source For Sports

Dollarama

588 Queen St E • 519-284-3519 • dollarama.com

St. Marys location of the Canadian dollar store chain

Eclectic Treasure

128 Queen St E • 519-284-8117

A large selection of used items, from books to very unique items

Heather Ringland Designs

152 Queen St.East • 519-854-9808 • heatherringland@rogers.com

Fashion Designer, Sewing Specialist, Alterations

Hubbard Pharmacy

155 Queen St E • 519-284-1380 hubbardpharmacy.ca

A locally owned independent community pharmacy

Hyggeligt Fabrics

144 Queen St E • 519-284-1508 • hyggeligt.ca

A contemporary quilting store with the largest collection of Kaffe Fassett in Canada

Jackson’s Pharmacy

32 Wellington St S • 519-284-1491 • guardian-ida-pharmacies.ca

A friendly full service pharmacy with a great selection of gifts, cards, & fashion

Jacobs Liquidation

1911 James St. S. • 226-661-4000 • jacobsliquidation.com

We are a family owned and operated Liquidation Store, excited to be bringing you great deals

LCBO

115 Parkview • 519-284-2300

St. Marys location of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario

Little Falls Crafters Market

83 Queen St E • 519-284-0433 • littlefallscraftersmarket.com

We have over 150 local crafters and artisans displaying their unique and creative hand made items.

Lyric Flowers

123 Queen St E • 519-284-0808 • lyricflowers.ca

A one-of-a-kind floral boutique with a friendly, ever-changing atmosphere

Lauren Whitney Lifestyles

101 Queen St E • 519-284-0550

A unique shop featuring home décor, personal accessories and gifts.

MacPherson Crafts

91 Queen St E • +1 800-238-6663 • macphersoncrafts.com

In the art supply industry over 45 years. The store has had a special focus in Reborn dolls

Meadowridge Variety / ESSO

407 James St S • 519-284-4100

Gas station and variety store

Miss Jones Cannabis Outlet

6 Water Street South

Your local conveyer of cannabis and cannabis accessories

O’Grady’s Clothing & Accessories

158 Queen St E • 519-284-4436 • ogradysclothing.com

Active wear, smart casual, formal, jeans, scarves, leather gloves, and leather purses.

Pet Valu

752 Queen Street East • 519-284-0000 • www.petvalu.ca

A source for all your pet’s needs

Roancroft Professional Picture Framing

8 Water St • 226-301-4039

A local custom framing and print shop

Salvation Army Thrift Store

35 Water S • 519-284-4822 • thriftstore.ca

Refresh, Recycle, Restyle

Sam’s Home Hardware

63 Wellington St N • 519-284-4142 • homehardware.ca

Hardware, paint, tools, supplies for home renovations, and more.

Square One Skate Shop

29 Water St E • 226-448-2252 • facebook.com/squareoneskateshop

For the love of skateboarding, get the necessary clothing and equipment to achieve your dreams

St. Marys Farmers Market

Milt Dunnell Field (The Flats) • stmarysfarmersmarket.ca

Offering a wide range of locally produced products and fresh foods every Saturday from 8 am – Noon

St. Marys Foodland

84 Wellington St S • 519-284-2631 • ontario.foodland.ca

A full service neighbourhood grocery store

Stonetown Artisan Cheese

5021 Perth County Line 8 • 519-229-6856 • stonetowncheese.com

Our award winning hand crafted alpine style cheese is made with fresh cow’s milk from our family farm.

Sun Rayz St. Marys

113 Queen Street East • 519-284-4826

Tanning salon, Ladies & Men’s Fashions, Swimwear, Purses & Wallets, Sunglasses & Jewellery.

The Beer Store

571 Queen St W • 519-284-2910

St. Marys Location of The Beer Store

The Chocolate Factory

166 Queen St E • 519-284-3572• chocolatefactory.ca

Something for everyone, Homemade. Best Quality. None Finer!

The Flower Shop & More

147 Queen St E • 519-284-1391 • theflowershopandmore.com

Family owned and operated, offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts.

The Wine Lab

16 Water St S • 519-284-3288 • stmaryswinemaking.ca

Making your own wine is fun, rewarding and cost-effective. Visit us today to get started

The Hitching Post

480 Queen St W • 519-284-2360 • thehitchingpost.ca

We also bring you an array of useful product lines to meet your everyday needs

Tremblett’s Independent Grocer

780 Queen St E • 519-284-1426 • yourindependentgrocer.ca

A full service grocery store with pharmacy

Troyer’s Spices

110 Queen Street E • 226-661-8777 • troyersspices.ca

From beginner cook to gourmand, from a pinch to a pound, the selection you need & quality you can taste!

Universal Vapes

12 Water Street South • 226-264-0402 Vape Shop

Video 99

472 Queen St E • 519-284-4055 Variety store

World’s Coolest Music Store

122 Queen St E • 226-688-8385 • worldscoolest.ca

A store/school with a focus on performance.

Zenfire Pottery

114 Queen St E • 519-615-6347 • zenfirepottery.ca

Studio + Boutique, Connecting earth, hands, mind & heart

Army & Navy Air Force Veterans Club

23 Wellington St N • 519-284-4390

Fellowship and meeting place for members and veterans

Barista’s

14 Water St S • 519-284-4167 Organic, fair trade fire roasted coffee and homemade sweet treats & unique lunch options

Broken Rail Brewing

480 Glass Street • 226-301-4677 • brokenrailbrewing.ca Situated in the iconic St. Marys Junction Railway Station built in 1858

The Flour Mill

6 Water Street South • 519-284-1818 • theflourmill.ca Delicious food, gourmet shopping, and cozy boutique accommodations

Four Happy Restaurant

139 Queen St E • 519-284-0666 • fourhappy.ca

Quality Chinese food made with fresh ingredients for a great value. Take-out only.

Gilly’s Pubhouse

17 Water Street • 226-301-4431

Half-priced burger days, cheap wing days, and Sundays where kids eat free

Green Haven Bakery & Market

107 Queen Street E • 519-949-7588

Home baking at its best. Specialties include fry pies, donuts, cinnamon buns, breads.

Hearn’s Ice Cream

327 Queen St E •519-284-2096 hearnsicecream.com

Serving our cool ice creams, frozen yogurt treats and popular footlong since 1967

Hillstone Bar & Grill

940 Queen St E • 548-866-0410

Canadian-Italian restaurant open 7 days a week

Izzy’s Place

36 Water St S (facing river) • 226-386-8533

Family owned and operated takeout food spot with big flavour!

Joe’s Diner

528 Queen St E • 226-661-7799

A cozy home style diner, we offer classic diner food & all day breakfast and daily specials

McDonald’s

752 Queen St E • mcdonalds.com

Iconic fast-food restaurant offering your favourite burgers, fries and more

Naina’s Indian Kitchen Bar & Grill

202 Queen St E • 519-284-0708 • nainasindiankitchen.com

The Best Indian Restaurant in St Marys!

New Orleans Pizza

84 Wellington St S • 519-284-4949 • neworleanspizza.com

Friendly staff and quick service, we offer both delivery and pick-up

Pizza Hut

528 Queen St E Unit 1 • 519-284-2444 • pizzahut.ca

Family-friendly chain known for its made-to-order pizzas.

Pizza Pizza

752 Queen St E • 519-667-1111 • pizzapizza.ca

Delivery, Pickup, Online, Express

Royal Canadian Legion

66 Church St N • 519-284-2267

Perth Regiment Veterans Branch 236

Skippy’s Pizza

118 Queen St E • 519-284-1864

Pizza, Fried chicken, burgers and more.

Snapping Turtle Coffee Roasters

145 Queen St E • 519-661-8000 • snappingturtlecoffee.com

On the Go or Take It Slow – Step in to our cozy roastery and coffeehouse

Social Thirty-One

769 Queen St E • 519-284-3704 • stmarysgolf.com

Handcrafted burgers, globally-inspired handheld sandwiches, heart-healthy salads and more

Subway

162 James St S • 519-284-4404 • subway.com

Casual counter-serve chain for build-your-own sandwiches & salads

Sukie Lee’s

124 Queen St E • 519-284-3292

Serving homemade Chinese cuisine since 1985

The Creamery

120 Parkview Dr,• 519-284-1110

Pub & Grill with attractive riverview patio

The Sunset Diner

343 Queen St W • 519-284-1040 • sunsetdiner.ca

Since the 1950s, the Sunset Diner has served four generations at the same location

Tim Hortons

201 Queen St E • 519-284-4555• timhortons.com

Home of Canada’s favourite coffee

Tito’s Pizza

26 Wellington St S • 519-284-3000 • titospizzaandwings.com

We use fresh ingredient and toppings to bring you the best pizza in town.

TuttCo: A Burger Bar

159 Queen Street E • 226-301-4919 • tuttco.ca

Serving incredible burgers and sensational sides

Towne & Country Cheese Shoppe

117 Queen St E • 519-284-4508 • stmaryscheese.ca

Family-run business featuring fresh, locally sourced options with friendly service

Westover Inn

300 Thomas St • 519-284-2977 • westoverinn.com

Visit our Parlour for a relaxing cocktail or join us in our critically-acclaimed fine dining room

Alliance Health & Wellness

50 Water St S • 226-661-0130 • alliancewc.ca

Multidiscipliary health clinic

Angela Dawn Aesthetics & MediSpa

26 Water Street • 226-661-2345 • angeladawnmedispa.ca

Specializing in: Facial Treatments, Cosmetic Injections, Microblading, PMU Eyebrows, PMU Eyeliner, Laser

Andrew L. Hodges Funeral Home

47 Wellington St S • 519-284-2820 • www.hodgesfuneralhome.ca

Locally owned full-service funeral home

Bare Roots Wellness

16 Water Street North • 519-860-3565 • bare-roots.com

Reiki, Akashic Records, Energy Medicine, Retreats

Benchmark Real Estate

178 Queen St E • 519-871-7685 • benchmark-realestate.ca

Benchmark is a full service real estate company serving Mid & South Western Ontario

BMO

136 Queen St E • 519-284-2020

St. Marys Bank of Montreal branch

Cascade Dry Cleaners

34 Water St S • 519-284-1390

A full service dry cleaner and launderer

Coldwell Banker Homefield Legacy Realty

150 Queen St E • 519-284-2381 • coldwellbanker.ca

An independently owned & operated real estage agency

Glo

48 Water St S Unit 4 • 519-284-2525

Glo is a full service hair salon

Her Collab Co.

6 Water Street South, Unit 3 • 519-949-2961 • hercollabco.com

A coworking + event space curated for female solopreneurs, creatives, content creators, freelancers

Home & Company Real Estate Corp. Brokerage

519-274-1120 • 519-614-1273 • homeandcompany.ca Let our family guide you home.

Kalon Studio

21 Water St. S • 519-272-3747 • kalonstudio.com

Creative hair studio

Little Falls Car Wash

357 Queen St W • 519-284-9999 • stmarysministorage.ca Little Falls Car Wash offers the “Touchless Car Wash” & more

Meridian Credit Union

134 Queen St E • 519-284-2260 • meridiancu.ca

St. Marys Branch of Meridian Credit Union

New Life Tattoos

204 Queen St E • 226-881-1965 • jaystirling.com

Passionate about creating one-of-a-kind tattoos that truly reflect our client’s personalities

PC Connect

1-888-465-0783 • www.perthcounty.ca/pcconnect

Your community transit system

Peak Select Realty

163 Queen St E • 519-284-4646

Let Peak Select Realty Inc. serve any of your Real Estate needs

The Physio Nook

18 Water St S • 519-703-9729 • thephysionook.ca

Offering quality pelvic health & orthopaedic physiotherapy services

Quadro Communications

84 Wellington St S Unit B • 519-229-8933 • quadro.net

Quadro is a independent telecommunication service provider

Quantum Massage

19 Water St S • 519 301-3259 • quantummassage.ca

Strive on providing both relaxational and therapeutic treatments

The Quarry Room

13 Water St. S. • 226-301-4431

Available for private events, parties, group functions and meetings

RBC Bank

133 Queen St E •519-284-1600

St. Marys Branch of The Royal Bank of Canada

ReMax Realty

194 Queen St W • 519-284-2096

Experienced, proven, local - professional real estate service

Revive Holistic Health Centre

99 Queen St E • 226-661-2299 • revivehhc.com

Revive is a space for people to experience a variety of our holistic health services.

Riverwalk Commons

84 Water Street South • 647-992-9620 • rwcommons.com

A place where people come together and creativity flows

Rodite Method by Nurse Madeline

106 Queen St E • 226-235-5633• nursemadelaine.com

Redefining Beauty, Naturally. Advanced, effective medical grade skin services and injectables

Sapphire Ink

167 Queen St E • 226-984-7284 • sapphireink.ca

Our professionals offer tattoos, piercings.

Scotiabank

131 Queen St E • 519-284-3840

The St. Marys branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia

Sensations Salon & Day Spa

36 Water St S • 519-284-0265

Sensations Salon is an AVEDA & Living Proof Salon

Stonetown Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Clinic

198 Queen St E • 519-284-2569 • lifemark.ca

Providing physiotherapy, athletic therapy, and other rehabilitation services

Stonetown Travel

150 Queen St E • 519-284-2332• stonetowntravel.com

A full service travel agency, providing the highest level of customer service

St. Marys BIA

downtownstmarys.com • info@downtownstmarys.ca @downtownstmarys

Downtown St. Marys is your one-stop spot for fabulous finds and small-town service

St. Marys Memorial Hospital

267 Queen St W • 519-284-1332 • hpha.ca

General hospital

St. Marys Car Wash

133 Thomas St Open 24 hours with coin and credit card payment options

St. Marys Nails Salon

23 Water St. S. • 226-880-1555

Acrylic nails, body waxing, eyebrow shaping, pedicure and more

TD Bank

4 Church St N• 519-284-2070• td.com

TD Canada Trust Branch

Ultimate Foot Care

194 Queen St W • 226-921-0692 • ultimatefootcare.ca

Helping people on their foot care journey

Flour Mill Suites

6 Water Street S • 519-284-1818 • theflourmill.ca

Relax, rejuvenate, and create lasting memories

Mrs. P’s Airbnb

25 Sparling Cr., St. Marys • 519-284-0242 • eprimeau2141@gmail.com

Set along the Thames River, the Westover Inn offers an escape in the picturesque town of St. Marys

The Old Blue Cottage of St. Marys

https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/51021720

Placed perfectly only a half block from the Thames River in the hidden architectural wonderland that is St Marys

The Penrose Suites

725 Queen St E • 519-301-7673 • thepenrose.ca

Stylish and thoughtfully-designed suites overlooking St. Marys Golf & CC

Riverside

96 Robinson St. • 519-284-0012 • riversidestmarys.biz

A relaxing retreat for your senses and soul.

Red Mill Farm

2379 Rd. 133 St. Marys • 226-234-1360 • facebook.com/Red-Mill-Farm-1016009071772731/

A one bedroom rural retreat located 5 minutes from picturesque St. Marys

Rivermoira Cottage

29 Robinson St • 519-630-2627 • ilovestmarys.weebly.com

The National on Queen

100 Queen St. E., St. Marys • 519-476-3090 • thenationalonqueen@gmail.com

Located in the heart of downtown St. Marys, is a luxury two bedroom condo

Stone Willow Inn

940 Queen St E • 519-566-5819 • stonewillowinn.ca

Attractive inn with 25 rooms, family restaurant

Wellington Street Guest House

255 Wellington St S • 519-284-0036 • wellingtonstreetgh.wixsite.com/mysite

Modern and charming retreat in picturesque St. Marys

Westover Inn

300 Thomas St • 519-284-2977 • westoverinn.com

Visit our Parlour for a relaxing cocktail or join us in our critically-acclaimed fine dining room

Bethel St. Marys, St. Marys DCVI carlo@bethelstratford, Pastor Carlo Rosati • 519-273-0050

First Baptist Church 34 Church St. S.• 519-284-1758 • Rev. Dr. Mark McKim

Gospel Hall 632 Jones St. E. • 519-284-3509 • Glen Woodside

Grace Community Church 16 Hillside Court, • 519-284-1060 • Rev. David Horne

Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church 149 King St. N.• 519-284-2593 • Rev. Fr. Don Pumputis

St. James Anglican Church 65 Church St. S. • 519-284-1147 • Rev. Diana Boland

St. Marys Baha’i Community

Discussion groups, services held at a variety of locations • Tony & Gillian Martinez 519-284-4267

St. Marys Presbyterian Church 147 Widder St. E. • 519-284-2620 • Rev. Jeff Lackie

St. Marys United Church 85 Church St. S. • 519-284-3016 • Rev. Robert Lawson