Couchiching Festival

September 19 - September 20

Join Hospice Orillia at community events where you will have the opportunity to learn about the programs and volunteer opportunities. For more information on the Couchiching Fest, please visit https://business.orillia.com/events/details/couchiching-fest-1815?calendarMonth=2026-09-01

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Start: September 19
End: September 20
Event Category: Community Events
Website: https://business.orillia.com/events/details/couchiching-fest-1815?calendarMonth=2026-09-01

Venue

Port of Orillia
50 Lightfoot Dr
Orillia, ON Canada + Google Map
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Organizer

Orillia District Chamber of Commerce
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For questions or concerns regarding Events, please contact us directly.

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Mission: Hospice Orillia offers practical, emotional and spiritual support to those in our community coping with advanced illness, death and bereavement. Our volunteers and staff serve clients and their loved ones of all ages and backgrounds with compassion and respect, while honouring their choices and supporting them through their life journey.

Vission: Hospice Orillia will be recognized as a leader in both providing and advocating for Hospice Palliative Care services within our community. We will enhance the awareness and understanding of the need for these services through education, collaboration and community involvement.

Inclusion: Hospice Orillia is committed to creating and maintaining an environment free of discrimination. All individuals are treated with respect and dignity, and have equal opportunities. Our programs, services and opportunities will be accessible regardless of age, ancestry, colour, race, citizenship, ethnic origin, place of origin, creed, disability, family status, marital status, gender identity, gender expression, receipt of public assistance, record of offences, sex, or sexual orientation. We always provide a positive space to our clients, volunteers, and staff.

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