You'll find few towns in Southern Ontario with as much character and charm as Georgetown. Originally founded in 1823, the town has been a bustling centre of activity for almost two centuries, and many of of its original historical buildings, like the Baptist Church with its magnificent spire, still stand to this day.

The modern day town has a lively cultural scene. Steps away from the picturesque Main Street you'll find the Halton Hills Cultural Centre, which houses a library, the John Elliot Theatre, art gallery and meeting room. And you can tour many working studios in the nearby town of Glen Williams, home to a thriving arts and crafts community. Georgetown also offers a full selection of modern conveniences as well as the chance to enjoy annual favourites, like the Fall Fair and farmers' market, which is open from June to October.