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Easter is coming, and as always, children (and children-at-heart) are welcome to come hunt for goodies across our lawns this Saturday, April 23rd, from 10am till 4pm.  Come check out our newly-renovated tearoom, check out the cider mill, and get a fresh apple pie and a bottle of our famous ‘Bristol’ cider to grace your Easter table.  We will be closed the following Sunday (April 24th) and Easter Monday (April 25th).

April is rolling around again and we’re ready for another exciting season here at Coronation Hall.  Art Shows, Quilt Shows, Lobster Supper, Murder Mystery, Theatre, dances and even a Royal Wedding all await us this year.  In the tea room, we’ve started renovations to make it even nicer, and offer more drinks, desserts and treats than ever before.  Tours of our production room are available, and you can enjoy our popular ‘Bristol’ light cider in our new tasting room.  Coming later this summer we will be unveiling a second flavour of the Pontiac’s favorite local alcohol.  Be sure to check the website regularly for details (as they become available).

Starting April 2nd, we will be open 6 days a week, Tuesday – Thursday from 10am – 4pm, and Sundays from 1pm – 4pm.

Contact us for tours, reservations (recommended for groups of 6 or more), tickets to events, or to order any of our products – 819-647-2547

Thank you, and we hope you’ll visit!

Coming Event: 26th – 28th August:

“The Dagg Haunting – a true Pontiac ghost story”

by Greg Graham, performed by the Pontiac Community Players. Contact 819 647 2547 for more information & tickets.  For some historical background on the Dagg Haunting, please click here.

Old-Time Country Dance scheduled for July 31, 2010 has been POSTPONED to
Saturday, October 9.  We apologize for any inconvenience. But we sure hope to see you there!

A great way to start off your evening of trick-or-treating or a great place to finish.  Games, treats, scary candied apples, and you could even learn of the legend of the Coronation Witch!  Halloween evening (Oct. 31st), 4pm – 8pm.  everybody welcome, young and the young-at-heart!

It’s been a busy September at the Hall. We were selected by the UPA (Quebec Farmer’s Union) and MAPAQ (Ministry of Agriculture) to be part of the province-wide ‘open day’ – a great opportunity to meet new people and show them a bit of the rural life! Also, some of our friends in Bristol are members of the Pembroke Antique Car Club. The Club put on a bit of a show the following weekend at the Hall. Here are some photos from both weekends – enjoy, and thank you to everyone who came out, and participated!