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New Pavilion for Food, Arts, and Community Events

Melgund's new pavilion: a vibrant community hub for diverse food, arts, and joyous gatherings.
Art Borups Corners June 23, 2025
Construction almost complete! The new Melgund Township Pavilion is ready to become the heart of our community's food, arts, and gathering events. Photo: Terri Bell

Construction almost complete! The new Melgund Township Pavilion is ready to become the heart of our community's food, arts, and gathering events. Photo: Terri Bell

Melgund Township Builds New Pavilion: A New Cornerstone for Food, the Arts and Events

The new Melgund Township Pavilion is rapidly taking shape in Dyment, becoming a significant new asset for the community’s recreation complex. This exciting construction project, nearing completion in time for Canada Day Celebrations, promises to be a vibrant gathering space that will greatly enhance community life. Once finished, the pavilion will serve as a central hub for various community events, supporting a stronger sense of togetherness and providing a dedicated area for residents to connect and engage.

This small, but multi-purpose pavilion is envisioned as a prime location for both food-focused activities and arts initiatives. Imagine local farmers’ markets, communal potlucks, or even outdoor cooking demonstrations taking place under its protective roof. Beyond culinary delights, the pavilion will be an ideal venue for showcasing local artistic talent, hosting craft fairs, live musical performances, and open-air art exhibitions, enriching the cultural landscape of Melgund Township. Its design facilitates a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for fostering creative expression and enjoying shared meals.

Thank you, Nuclear Waste Management Organization, for supporting the Melgund Township Pavilion! We can't wait to share this amazing space for food, arts, and community events. Photo: Terri Bell
Thank you, Nuclear Waste Management Organization, for supporting the Melgund Township Pavilion! We can’t wait to share this amazing space for food, arts, and community events. Photo: Terri Bell

The successful construction of the Melgund Township Pavilion is the result of community collaboration and external support. A special thank you is extended to the Local Services Board of Melgund and the Nuclear Waste Management Organization for their invaluable contribution to this project, which will undoubtedly become a cornerstone for community gatherings, fostering a thriving environment for food, arts, and social interaction for years to come. This new addition is poised to be a cherished space, bringing people together and strengthening the bonds within the Melgund community.

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