The At Home in Bronte outdoor art show showcases 65 professionally painted Muskoka chairs throughout Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park and the business district. The Bronte BIA hired local 9 local artists to create the colourful artwork. Find out more about each talented artist below! Meet Myriam Suarez, a visual artist and early childhood educator initially from […]
A new town-wide Taste of Oakville runs February 15 to March 6, 2021. The famous Oakville program includes restaurants from Bronte Village, Downtown Oakville, Bronte, Kerr Village and other parts of town. Taste of Oakville promotes multiple restaurants offering prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus. Lunch ranges from $20-$30 and dinner goes from $30-$50. Although the […]
Small businesses required to close or restrict services under the province-wide shutdown can apply for the new Ontario Small Business Support Grant. This is a one-time grant of a minimum of $10,000 and up to $20,000 to help small businesses that had to close or significantly restrict services due to the province-wide shutdown/emergency stay-at-home orders. Read more about this […]
In compliance with stay-at-home orders, the BIA is invitinglocals (only) to check out At Home in Bronte: Winter Edition, an outdoor art show that showcases 50 professionally painted Muskoka chairs throughout Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park and the surrounding district. With community members unable to gather to design and paint chairs this spring due to COVID-19 restrictions, […]
Digital Main Street and the Digital Transformation Grant program has provided over 3,800 main street small businesses support with their digital expansion. The portal for the grant is now closed, but, the digital assessment and all online training modules continue to be an available resource for your business. Sign up for free webinars here. Another free […]
With stay-at-home orders in place, encourage your customers to pause their shopping, except for essentials, and stay home right now. This the right thing to do to help control the spread of the pandemic in our community, and aligns with the Province’s directive. However, Ontario’s declared State of Emergency in effective to February 11 […]