In October, Barbara Dunn Prosser preformed “You Must Remember This?” a dramatic retrospective on the village’s history at St. James Anglican Church. The event brought back many memorable characters, including Mark Fell, Garnet Graham, Al Nicholson and Gladys Suggitt. It was as very meaningful evening as village residents looked back on the moments that have shaped Fenelon Falls.

A June 13, 2024, a storm passed through Fenelon Falls just as the sun was setting, creating a very colourful sunset.

The Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society works tirelessly to beautify the village and provide habitat for pollinators. Their gardens are often a great place to see butterflies and bees at work.

For decades Keith Stata has operated one of the region’s most appreciated cultural attractions. Thousands of visitors each year venture into the woods at the north end of Kinmount to visit his theatre, museum and cats. A lifelong film enthusiast, in 2024 a feature film, The Movie Man, shared Keith’s story.

Canada Day was as well attended as ever in 2024, as thousands of visitors came to the village to enjoy Canada Day on the Patio at the Royal Canadian Legion, a great many family fun activities at Garnet Graham Park and fireworks over Cameron Lake just as the sun had set.

The Harry Peterson Band provided musical entertainment at Maryboro Lodge Museum for Canada Day and lead vocalist Matt Witt was as vivacious as ever as he covered favorite rock songs.

Khai Mott brought his enthusiasm to many roles at Fenelon Falls public events this year, including his appearances as Elvis Presley.

Town Crier Athol Hart and Beth Sinyard shared a little love at Pride in the Park 2024.

The 42nd Annual Fenelon Falls Car Show was as well attended as ever as enthusiasts came to see vintage cars, trucks and motor cycles at the fairgrounds on the Civic Holiday Weekend.

The summer of 2024 was an excellent year for hay crops in the Kawarthas.

The Tractor Pull remained one of the most popular events at the Fenelon Fair.

KidsFest attracted thousands of visitors to Maryboro Lodge Museum and Garnet Graham Park on the Labour Day Weekend, with countless exciting hands-on activities. Ella Austin Scollick did a great job of leading the Rocket Launch.

Washboard Hank brought his Stradivarius Washboard to KidsFest and shared a memorable performance.

The crowd loved watching the truck pull at the Bobcaygeon Fair, which was dubbed as “Bobcaygeon’s Salute to the Carbon Tax.”

The Turkey Trot and Harvest Happenings made Garnet Graham Park and Maryboro Lodge Museum a lively place on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend.

A lot of visitors showed off their scary moves at the Monster Mash, a much-loved part of the Haunted Museum.

Despite rainy weather, hundreds of residents took the time to remember local soldiers who served overseas, including Dave Kish who laid a wreath on behalf of the Fenelon Falls Fire Fighters.

Fenelon Falls joined together to host many fun activities on Santa Day, including a beautiful parade. There were many memorable float’s like Youngs Nightmare Before Christmas.

Fenelon Falls has always been home to beautiful sunsets. Most evenings locals gather at Garnet Graham Park to see the show of colours.