VISITORS’ GUIDE
2024
Message from The Mayor
On behalf of myself and Town Council, I am delighted to welcome you to St. Marys!
St. Marys is a unique and memorable destination, brimming with small town charm. Get a taste of life in the Stonetown by attending one of our annual events. Stop by the Stonetown Heritage Festival, our Canada Day celebration, a St. Marys Community Players production, the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Weekend, or our wonderful WinterLights.
Stroll through our historic downtown to explore our vibrant shops and meet welcoming merchants. Grab a bite to eat at one of the pubs, restaurants, diners or cafes offering locally-produced food and drink. Take in the stunning architecture of locally quarried limestone that reveals the history of St. Marys. Whatever your adventure, St. Marys is sure to entertain.
For those seeking outdoor activities, the trail system is perfect for walking and biking. The scenic Thames River and Trout Creek await kayakers, and the St. Marys Quarry, Canada’s largest freshwater swimming pool, beckons for a refreshing dip.
Immerse yourself in our history and experience our hospitality. We’re so glad you’ve stopped by.
Mayor Al Strathdee
Town of St. Marys
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STONETOWN STONETOWN
• 20 km from Stratford
• 44 km from London
• 70 km from Kitchener
• 122 km from Sarnia
• 168 km from Toronto
• 204 km from Niagara Falls
• 225 km from Detroit
Experience the convenience of VIA Rail’s daily service, operating from Monday through Sunday. Book your travel or gather information at www.viarail.ca. Additionally, PC Connect extends its service across the region, with convenient connections from Kitchener/Waterloo, London, and Stratford. Learn more about transportation options at www.discoverstmarys.ca/transportation.
Acknowledgment of Traditional Territories
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, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on this territory.
Discover St. Marys: Your Guide to 2024 Adventures
In the pages of this guide, you can discover what makes St. Marys a destination for a daytrip, overnight experience or a must see stop while visiting the area.
St. Marys hosts a variety of exciting events throughout the year. Whether it’s the Stonetown Heritage Festival, Canada Day celebrations, theater productions by the St. Marys Community Players, or the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Weekend, there’s always something happening. These events provide a glimpse into the vibrant community spirit.
Exploring Downtown:
A stroll through historic downtown St. Marys is a must. The locally quarried limestone architecture tells stories of the past. Visitors can explore charming shops, meet friendly merchants, and perhaps find unique souvenirs to take home.
Culinary Delights:
Foodies will be delighted by the dining options. From cozy pubs to restaurants, diners, and cafes, St. Marys offers locally-produced food and drink. Don’t miss the chance to savor the flavors of the region.
Outdoor Adventures:
Pick up one of our Town trail maps and explore St. Marys on foot or by bike. There are many scenic spots along the route.
Hospitality and History:
The warm hospitality of St. Marys residents makes every visitor feel welcome. Immerse yourself in the town’s history, chat with locals, and create lasting memories.
Discover St. Marys: A Journey Through History and Charm
The first European settlers arrived in St. Marys in the early 1840s, attracted by the area’s natural resources. At the new town site, the Thames River cascaded over a series of limestone ledges, providing the power to run the first pioneer mills.
In the riverbed and along the banks, limestone was close to the surface and could be quarried for building materials.
St. Marys today retains its 19th century architecture while offering all the attractions of a modern and friendly small town. In the downtown, the streets are flanked with century-old buildings. Although the old mills have vanished, a community walkway follows the old millrace along the river. The architecture is what gives St. Marys its nickname: Stonetown.
Limestone is no longer quarried for building blocks but it is still essential to production at the St. Marys Cement Company. A limestone quarry abandoned in 1930 is now a popular municipal swimming destination and is known as Canada’s largest natural swimming pool. Today the Quarry offers modern amenities and adventure for all ages with the addition of the Super Splash fun park, a large water trampoline and leisure swimming. It’s fun for the whole
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Experience the charm and history of St. Marys by foot with three historic self-guided walking tours.
The Downtown Heritage Tour is perfect for those who want to explore the heart of St. Marys. You’ll see beautifully restored Victorian-era retail spaces, stunning limestone architecture, and learn about the town’s rich history including the building that housed both Timothy and Robert Eaton’s businesses.
South Ward Tour takes you on a scenic journey through the history and natural beauty of St. Marys. You’ll explore Lind Park, admire the Gothic Revival-style St. James Anglican Church, discover the town’s rich history at the St. Marys Museum, and visit the Quarry for a dip.
North Ward Tour takes you through the charming residential neighbourhoods of St. Marys, where you’ll discover local landmarks that tell the story of the town’s heritage and explore the natural beauty of the Grand Trunk Trail.
Pick up your guide at any of the Town’s municipal facilities or email kdeeks@town.stmarys.on.ca.
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2024 St. Marys Events
There’s always something fun happening in St. Marys! From festivals that celebrate the town’s rich cultural heritage to vendors markets, from concerts to seasonal events, the calendar is filled with a wide range of festivals and events.
The Downtown St. Marys BIA hosts events in the charming downtown district. Follow along at facebook.com/DowntownStMarysBIA and on Instagram @stmarysdowntown.
A series of sunrise ceremony solstice events led by a local Indigenous educator are held throughout the year and open to all to attend and learn.
Visit the St. Marys Farmers’ Market on Saturdays from May 4 to October 26; offering a variety of local produce and fresh foods. www.stmarysfarmersmarket.com
Explore these events and many more at www.discoverstmarys.ca/events
MAY
St. Marys Farmers’ Market (Saturdays, May 4 – October 26)
Enjoy locally crafted products and fresh foods. www.stmarysfarmersmarket.ca
Kayak Loan Program Opens (Tuesday, May 21)
Explore waterways with our free kayaks! www.discoverstmarys.ca/yakshack
JUNE
St. Marys Horticultural Society Garden Fair (Saturday, June 1) Garden items and décor for sale. Facebook – St. Marys Horticultural Society
St. Marys Pride In The Park (Sunday, June 9)
A day of love, diversity, inclusion and friendship celebrated with music, vendors, food and fun. www.stratfordperthpride.com
JUNE
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
Induction (Saturday, June 15)
Baseball-themed activities all day. www.canadianbaseballhalloffame.ca
Rotary Brews & Food Fest (Sunday, June 16)
Showcasing the best local craft beer and food trucks in Ontario. www.brewsandfood.ca
JULY
St. Marys Commemorates Canada Day (Monday, July 1)
Commemorate Canada Day with ceremony, live music, food and free family activities. www.discoverstmarys.ca/canadaday
Kinsmen Summerfest
(Thursday, July 4 – Saturday, July 6)
Midway attractions and live entertainment in the evenings.
St. Marys Kinsmen (stmaryskinsmen.com)
Stonetown Heritage Festival
(Friday, July 12 – Sunday, July 14)
Family-friendly fun, food, art, tours, live music, fireworks and more. www.discoverstmarys.ca/festival
St. Marys Lions Club Car Show (July 20)
Food, friends, and fabulous cars! www.facebook.com/stmaryslionsdistricta15
AUGUST
Melodies at the Museum (Wednesdays in August)
A summer concert series by talented local performers. www.townofstmarys.com/museum
Take home a little of Perth County!
SEPTEMBER
Evan’s Touch the Truck (Saturday, September 14)
Step inside a huge array of vehicles and machines. www.facebook.com/evanstouchthetruck
OCTOBER
St. Marys Community Players
(Thursday, October 17 – Sunday, November 3)
Enjoy a live theatre production. www.stmaryscommunityplayers.ca
Howl-O-Ween (Saturday, October 26)
A costumed pet parade throughout downtown. www.discoverstmarys.ca/halloween
NOVEMBER
St. Marys Craft Show (Saturday, November 16) Discover over 100 regional artisans. www.discoverstmarys.ca/happyholidays
Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade (November)
Welcome the holiday season with St. Nick. www.discoverstmarys.ca/happyholidays
Downtown Merchants Open House (November)
Shopping promotions and festive experiences by downtown merchants. www.facebook.com/DowntownStMarysBIA
WinterLights Festival
(Friday, November 15 – Wednesday, January 1)
Over 100 festive light displays and a series of winter events. www.discoverstmarys.ca/happyholidays
DECEMBER
WinterLights Festival
(Friday, November 15 – Wednesday, January 1)
Over 100 festive light displays and a series of winter events. www.discoverstmarys.ca/happyholidays
6 Water St South, St. Marys 519-284-1818 | theflourmill.ca
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
INDUCTION WEEKEND:
“The Opening Pitch” Hall of Fame Weekend Opening Event – June 13 VIP reception with inductees in Toronto, auction, and special guests. Limited tickets available.
26th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic & Banquet – June 14
Golf tournament and banquet featuring celebrity players like Russell Martin, Ashley Stephenson, and more.
Induction Day – June 15
Ceremony honoring this year’s inductees with autograph sessions, ballgames, auctions, museum tours, BBQ, and beer tent. Special guests include Fergie Jenkins, Pat Gillick, and more. Inductees:
RUSSELL MARTIN: MLB All-Star catcher, record holder in various categories.
ASHLEY STEPHENSON: Renowned player and coach of the Baseball Canada National Women’s Team.
HOWARD BIRNIE: Distinguished figure in Toronto baseball, with notable coaching and umpiring achievements.
ROD HEISLER: Accomplished pitcher for Team Canada with numerous international appearances.
JIMMY KEY: Former MLB pitcher with notable achievements during his tenure with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Paul Godfrey: Key figure in bringing Major League Baseball to Toronto and instrumental in the construction of Skydome.
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.
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Facebook: @CDNBaseballHOF
Instagram: canadianbaseballhofmuseum
Induction weekend – June 13-16
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Hall of Famer Fergie Jenkins at the unveiling of Ferguson Jenkins way in 2023.
386 Church St. S. 519-284-1838 Open 10am-5pm
Check open days & off-season hours on website.
Discovering St. Marys: Arts & Culture Guide
Contributing writers Alizon Sharun and Jim Giles
Indigenous culture is honoured at Sunrise ceremonies marking solstices and equinoxes at Milt Dunnell Field, thanks to a local Indigenous educator. Meeting monthly is an Indigenous led community building group, Kaswentha/ Two Row Now, rwcommons.com.
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is commemorated by ceremony and activities focused on healing and education, www.townofstmarys.com.
Celebrate April National Poetry Month with a stroll down Queen Street, and read inspiring poems in the downtown store windows, specially curated by the St. Marys Poetry Circle, which meets monthly in Barista’s, 14 Water St. S.
Capturing Moments: The Art of Photography, experience the artistry of local photographers through St. Marys Clicks, a vibrant photography group. Browse and purchase members’ captivating images at the St. Marys Station Gallery gift shop and various downtown stores. Explore more at stmarysclicks.wixsite.com.
Enjoy the passion of Community Theatre with spring and fall productions by the St. Marys Community Players, attracting the talents of local residents in all areas of production. April/May - one-act plays at Riverwalk Commons; October/November -”The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee” at the Town Hall Auditorium, 175 Queen St. E. www.stmaryscommunityplayers.ca.
Musical Harmony: Local Talent Shines, experience musical performances that enrich daily life in St. Marys. Whether it’s an intimate concert at the Town Hall Auditorium, an open-air festival, or live music accompanying your Saturday morning coffee or meal on a restaurant patio, let the melodies of
local and nationally known musicians captivate you.
You may find yourself in a film shoot produced by the local talents of The Akoolfilm Company. St. Marys is the backdrop for award-winning dramas. The St. Marys Train Station and Water Street (downtown) were used as filming locations in the hit show ‘Murdoch Mysteries’.
Art and architecture have always been natural bedfellows. Artists at work in historical communities are signs that a town is viable, vibrant, and worth preserving. St. Marys is such a town - an Arts Town! It offers a wealth of cultural and heritage experiences so don’t miss out visiting some of the sites, stores or interacting with some interesting artists.
The St. Marys historical train station is the home to the Station Gallery under the curation of Cameron Porteous (former Head of Design at Shaw Festival). The gallery hosts more than seven exhibits a year and showcases artists working across a wide spectrum of media in their gift shop.
The Art of Ideas Gallery is a private historical home built in 1881 that offers guided tours on Saturday, Sunday, and Mondays, as well as private tours that can be arranged for other days of the week (conditions apply). Meet visual artist Eugen-Florin Zamfirescu or attend a concert or art event that unite music and visual arts in the wonderfully glorious setting that is Art of Ideas. St. Marys Museum and Archives is housed inside a 19th-century heritage home. Explore a wide range of exhibits and over 3,000 historic photographs and learn about the local history that shaped this beautiful town.
Stonetown Arts is a community group for artists & creative people that show the diversity of talent within the Arts community of St. Marys. Visit their Facebook page for dates and locations on their shows.
For more information visit www.discoverstmarys.ca/culture.
There’s fun for everyone at the annual Stonetown Heritage Festival beginning on Friday, July 12! This free event celebrates the cultures, stories and histories that shape the past and present of St. Marys. The festival features family-friendly activities, delicious food, riverside Art Walk, vendor’s market, live music and dance and fireworks show.
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, and 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. Last year, new ownership undertook many changes, including Taps On The Thames restaurant being the latest update to 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 par65, 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 new Grand Hall for banquets, a restaurant, and spacious outdoor deck area.
Stonetown Eats and Drinks
Local food and drink is a great way to get acquainted with St. Marys – with the bonus of being delicious!
• Coffee shops and bakeries: enjoy a cup of your caffeine of choice with roasted-in-St. Marys beans at Snapping Turtle Coffee Roasters or sample the made-in-St. Marys treats paired with experienced baristas at Barista’s. Craving comfort foods? Green Haven features daily fresh traditional baking (think fry pies and donuts), while Tim Horton’s offers its classic favourites.
• Pub life: Gilly’s Pubhouse on Water Street pairs bar classics with lots of screens to enjoy the big game, while O’Leary’s Creamery offers a great view of the Thames from its patio with a classic menu.
• Diner delights: The Sunset Diner on the west end of Queen Street is a fun and funky 50s-style diner (their milkshakes are a must-try!). In the east end of town, Joe’s Diner offers daily specials and all-day breakfast.
• Casual but elevated: in the downtown, Tutt Co Queen Street Eatery is FeastOn certified for its scrumptious use of local ingredients in food and drink. Social Thirty One, housed at the St. Marys Golf & Country Club, combines killer course views with a broad, craft- and local-based menu. The Westover Inn’s seasonal dining wows with classic cuisine and bucolic patio. Naina’s Indian Cuisine in the downtown offers authentically delicious dishes.
• On the go: Towne & Country Cheese Shoppe builds beautiful sandwiches and other takeaway treats, while Campbell’s Canteen recreates food-truck favourites with sophistication. Get your takeout fixes at St. Marys institutions Sukie Lee’s and Skippy’s Pizza, or at chain favourites including Little Caesars, Pizza Hut and more. The Flour Mill is a destination for quality groceries, delicious coffee, curated beverages, elevated lunches and leisurely Sunday brunches (some seating available). Hearn’s Ice Cream serves up all your icy, creamy favourites plus footlongs and more!
• Wash it all down: at St. Marys’ historic microbrewery, Broken Rail. Housed in a former Grand Trunk Railway station that is nationally designated, enjoy a great patio and weekend special events.
• Hot tip: order your meal or treats to go to enjoy at one of our many scenic parks!
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
Taylor Trail (0.25 km)
The Loop (13 km)
The Loop - Al ternate Path
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
Seasonal Washroom
Closed during some months of the year and are subject to change
Enjoy the St. Marys Trails and
• Keep St. Marys tidy • Keep pets leashed and obey scoop laws
• Cyclists yield to pedestrians
• Motorized vehicles are not permitted on the trails
St. Marys Museum and Archives
This limestone house was built in 1854 for George Tracy, one of the area’s earliest settlers. At the time it was built it was by far the largest home in the small village, and almost immediately was nicknamed the “Castle in the Bush.” It has been the location for the St. Marys Museum since 1959. Visitors are welcome throughout the year. They will see exhibits and materials on local history and can also explore the interior of the house itself. The St. Marys Museum has ten display areas open to the public, all containing artifacts associated with the history of this area. Throughout the year, there is a schedule of changing exhibits and activities, based on the collection. There is always something new to see! For more information on events, special exhibits and hours of operation, visit www.stmarysmuseum.ca.
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
Racquet Courts
550 Water Street South
This is your place to organize games and see what’s up with other tennis fans in your community!
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 • 416-523-8899 • stmarysstationgallery.ca
The building currently contains the Station Gallery and the studios of Cameron Porteous and Reed Needles.
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
St. Marys Museum
177 Church St S • 519-284-3556 • stmarysmuseum.ca
Community museum located in lovely heritage home sitting on hilltop in Cadzow Park
St. Marys Public Library
15 Church St N • 519-284-3346 • stmaryspubliclibrary.ca
We encourage the spirit of exploration, the joy of reading and the pursuit of knowledge
St. Marys Quarry
425 Water Street S • 519-284-3090 • townofstmarys.com
The swimming Quarry is a unique, wonderful place to swim and paddle board.
Stonetown Karate Centre Inc.
29 Wellington St S • 519-284-0614 • stonetownkarate.ca
Karate & Cardio-Kickboxing Academy for kids and adults.
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
Crokinole Canada
5 Industrial Rd • 519-276-8030 • crokinole.ca
Premium tournament and traditional size crokinole boards and accessories
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
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
34 Wellington St N • 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
143 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.
Stone Home Creatives
158 Queen St E • 519-284-9966 • stonehomecreatives.ca
A wonderful “poke and ponder” at any time, you can find 100’s of candles made on site, & more.
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
Campbell’s Canteen and Food Truck
202 Queen St E • 647-702-3358
We offer a customized menu for any event.
The Flour Mill
6 Water Street South • 519-284-1818 • theflourmill.ca
We are your local food retailer, destination shop and daily inspiration for eating well.
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
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
Little Caesars Pizza
62 James St S • 519-284-2121 • littlecaesars.ca
Carry-out chain featuring chicken wings, breadsticks & pizza tossed from housemade dough
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
O’Leary’s Creamery Bar & Grill
120 Parkview Dr,• 519-284-1110
Pub & Grill with attractive riverview patio
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 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 Queen Street Eatery
159 Queen Street East • 226-301-4919 • tuttco.ca
Internationally influenced Canadian bistro
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
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
106 Queen St E • 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
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
Shackleton’s Real Estate & Auction
162 Queen St E • 519-271-2646 • shackletons.ca
Shackleton’s is a Full Service MLS Realtor
Stonetown Physio
198 Queen St E • 519-284-2569
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 Coin-op Car Wash
133 Thomas St Open 24 hours.
TD Bank
4 Church St N• 519-284-2070• td.com
TD Canada Trust Branch
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
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
The Stayover Guest House
46 Peel St S • 519-703-2007 • the-stayover.ca
Enjoy this beautiful modernized historic home complete with full kitchen, dining room, large living room and 3 bedrooms.
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
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
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. David Butler
St. James Anglican Church 65 Church St. S. • 519-284-1147
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. Gwen Ament
St. Marys United Church 85 Church St. S. • 519-284-3016 • Rev. Jason Richards