Football Ontario is excited to announce that, in partnership with Fleming College, the Fleming Phoenix, the City of Peterborough, and the Detroit Lions, the 2026 Intercollegiate Flag Provincial Championship, presented by the Detroit Lions, will be held for a second consecutive year at Fleming College in Peterborough, Ontario.
Planning March Break? Whether your kids are fascinated by dinosaurs, curious about canoeing history, or have a ton of that 'play-all-day' energy to burn. Peterborough has you covered!
Witness the speed, skill and talent of some of Canada’s best and most promising young hockey players by buying a ticket to the TELUS Cup.
Featuring the top six U18 men’s club teams from across Canada, the TELUS Cup is a national tournament that will bring elite competition and fast-paced action to the Memorial Centre from April 20 to April 26.
Catch a chart-topping Canadian band live. Plan a swoon-worthy Valentine’s night out. Cozy up with socially conscious films, bundle up for winter trails, and celebrate Family Day with skiing, skating, and Snofest fun. From music and theatre to outdoor adventures and festivals that spark conversation, February in Peterborough is packed with ways to embrace winter—whether you’re a local or visiting for the month’s coolest experiences.
The 2026 Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Women’s Fencing Championships, hosted by Trent University, will take place at the Peterborough Memorial Centre on January 24 - 25, 2026.
The event will welcome 13 university teams from across Ontario, featuring top student-athletes from post-secondary institutions from across the province, including the host Trent Excalibur women’s fencing team. Over two days of individual and team relay competition, the championship is expected to bring more than 150 participants, coaches, and officials to the community, along with visiting families and spectators.
Discover the top things to do in Peterborough this January - including traditional Scottish new year celebrations, documentary film festival, live entertainment and much more.
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re looking back on a year that reminded us what makes Peterborough such a special place. From exciting new spaces and international recognition to unforgettable moments of togetherness and world-class talent on local stages, this year was filled with stories worth celebrating.
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