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Melgund Recreation 1 Dec 2025 2 minutes read
Christmas Decoration in Dyment

A big thank you to Pat, Karen, Jason, Norm, Terri, Maurice, Shawn, Robert, and Jamie from the Local Services Board of Melgund, Art Borups Corners, and Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture for bringing our community together to make this festive season so special. šŸ“ø: Terri Bell

Christmas Season in Full Swing in Melgund Township

The Dyment Recreation Hall is aglow with the magic of the season as Christmas preparations reach full swing. Over the weekend, volunteers, neighbours, and local artists came together to transform the hall into a vibrant celebration of holiday spirit, filling the heart of Melgund Township with warmth, colour, and joy.

At the centre of it all stands the newly decorated Christmas tree—radiant, elegant, and brimming with festive charm. Its twinkling lights dance across the hall’s fresh dĆ©cor, creating a joyful atmosphere that invites visitors to pause, smile, and savor the anticipation that comes with the holidays. Every ornament, ribbon, and handmade detail reflects the creativity, care, and spirit of the community.

With the hall now sparkling with colour and life, it’s ready to host a month of festive gatherings and Christmas programming. From community dinners to family-friendly events, the Dyment Recreation Hall welcomes everyone to celebrate togetherness, joy, and the simple pleasure of sharing a beautifully decorated space.

A heartfelt thank you to Pat, Karen, Jason, Norm, Terri, Maurice, Shawn, Robert, and Jamie from the Local Services Board of Melgund, Art Borups Corners, and Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture for organizing and supporting this wonderful community-building activity.

Photo: Terri Bell

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Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture is a community hub celebrating creativity, connection, and well-being in Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario. We offer programs in arts, culture, and recreation that engage residents of all ages—fostering community participation, skill-building, and storytelling. From family-friendly events and workshops to audiobooks, exhibits, and cultural programs, we aim to nurture imagination, preserve local heritage, and inspire meaningful experiences that bring people together. At Melgund, creativity meets community, and everyone is welcome to explore, create, and share.

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Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture is a non-profit arts and recreation services provider supporting programs in Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario. Business Number 741438436 RC0001.

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Programming is made possible with funding from the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program. We gratefully acknowledge and thank them for their support.

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Recreation and community arts programs in Dyment and Borups Corners and Melgund Township are supported with funding from the Government of Ontario. We thank them for their support.

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