The Upper St. Lawrence River between Montreal & Kingston provided the life-line for the defenders of Upper Canada during the War of 1812. Every regular soldier, sailor & weapon needed to defend the province passed through this waterway, which acted as a superhighway into the interior of the continent.

Join us as we commemorate the war and bring the 1812 period back to life with battle re-enactments, English Country Dancing, workshops and so much more.
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With so many unique and engaging events, visiting the St. Lawrence Region for the Bicentennial will let you truly experience the War of 1812. Learn about period dress or enlist in a militia - we have it all |
The War of 1812 coincides with the life and times of Jane Austen. That's why we're fostering a circuit of English Country Dancing and Regency balls in preparation for the end of the war. Who doesn't like a red coat? |
January 28, 2012 from 1pm to 4pm – Dreams in Motion
Cost:$2 per person Join three reenactors and dressmakers for an information session on dressing the part in Regency Upper Canada: Mardi MacFarlane, Canadian Fencibles & Civilians in the Midst of…
Organized by Gananoque Bicentennial Organising Committee | Type: 1812 workshops
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February 4, 2012 from 7pm to 10pm – Ogdensburg Community Centre
Join caller Nigel Kilby in English Country Dancing the first Saturday of every month. Dancing is open to all and costs $5 per person. All dances taught and called. Newcomers welcome. No partner n…
Organized by George Cherepon | Type: 1812 workshop
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February 5, 2012 from 2pm to 4pm – Allan Hall
Special Guest Caller: Nigel Kilby Come learn about this joyful, centuries old folk dance, celebrate the 1812 Bicentennial and prepare for a Regency Ball on Canada Day. For more information, contac…
Organized by Sara Lawson | Type: 1812 workshop
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February 11, 2012 from 2pm to 5pm – Edwardsburgh-Cardinal Town Hall, Upstairs
You will not find a type of dance more mutually engaging (except maybe the tango) than English Country Dancing. Don't believe us? Watch Pride and Prejudice and let your imagination run wild. The sh…
Organized by Spencerville Mill Foundation | Type: 1812 workshop
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