For generations, Breakers on the Lake has been a special place to stay in Cobourg, tucked along the shores of Lake Ontario with its own sandy beach and beautiful views. But for one Michigan family, it has become so much more than a vacation spot — it’s where 65 summers of family memories and traditions have been made.
Summer is still in full swing in Cobourg, and this weekend is packed with ways to get out and enjoy the waterfront, downtown and local attractions. The big highlight is Saturday night’s Tragically Hip: A National Celebration 10th Anniversary Rebroadcast at Cobourg Marina, bringing music, memories and a special Canadian moment to the waterfront.
And with the 29th annual Cobourg Salmon and Trout Derby running until August 22, there’s still plenty of time for anglers to get out on the water and see what’s biting!
September in Cobourg is when summer starts to ease into fall without giving up the good stuff. There are outdoor movies, live music, a farmers’ market that is still going strong, classic cars, historic open houses, waterfront walks and plenty of reasons to make a day of it. Here are ten ways to spend time in Cobourg this September.
August in Cobourg is stacked: two festivals, three free outdoor movies, a sailing championship built around a century-old class of racing yacht, and a beach that doesn't need an event to be worth the drive. Here are ten fun ways to spend time in Cobourg this month.
Cobourg’s shoreline is full of surprises — including tiny driftwood houses hidden along West Beach. Created by local artist Rod, these miniature pieces are part of The Little Houses of Cobourg, a growing project designed to spark curiosity and exploration. Keep an eye out during your next walk, snap a photo if you find one, and discover a small piece of creativity tucked into the waterfront.
After years on the road, Tom Hall made Cobourg home — and a chance meeting with Al Brisco led to the creation of Sweet Water. Now 24+ years strong, the band features world-class talent: Steve Piticco (Dolly Parton), Don Reed (Dwight Yoakam), Steve O’Connor (Blue Rodeo / The Jim Cuddy Band), Hall of Famer Dusty King Jr., and Grand Ole Opry performer Doug Johnson.
Decades of experience. Pure classic country. Don’t miss them at Victoria Hall Concert Hall — get your tickets now.
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