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& IB THINGS TO DO MELANIE HENNESSEY mhennessey@ metroland.com After months of staying it home, residents looking E for something local to do can head to a variety of nearby farms for some tasty fun. Here are five places in and around Halton where you can pick your own ber- ries: @ IFP - Halton Hills | Thursday, June 10, 2021 | Andrews Farm Mar- ket & Winery, 9365 No. 10 Si- deroad, Halton Hills: Strawberry pickingissetto get underway for the sea- son on June 12. Other types of berries will be available for picking in the coming months. Check andrews- scenicacres.com for up- dates. 2. Berry Acres, 11550 No. 15 Sideroad, Halton Hills: It's anticipated that straw- berries will be ready to go starting June 14. Visitors are asked to call 905-702- 7518 before coming to check the daily picking update message. 3. Stonehaven Farm Market, 7388 Guelph Line, Milton: Pick-your-own date to be announced). The farm is using a first- -come, first-served system this year for picking. For fur- ther detals visit stoneha- venfarms.com. 4. Uncle Scott's Farm, 6583 Walkers Line, Bur- lington: Strawberries are anticipated to be ready for picking around the Fa- ther's Day weekend. This JU] 0) oXe) an ay=m Molere) Businesses in Your Community FIVE PLACES T0 PICK YOUR OWN BERRIES IN HALTON AREA year, pick-your-own peas will also be offered. Call 905-319-3298 or visit Uncle Scott's Farm Face- book page at face- beok.com/UncleScotts- Farm for updates. 5. Downey's Strawberry and Apple Farm, Heart Lake Road, Caledon: Strawberry picking season found at downeysupick- farm.ca. SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER AT THEIFP.CA To help our an to comply with safety line busi measures our to be kept in- are open, hours of operation formed i dlhow Jy make purchi ® Local businesses open in your community. Visit our community website in your area and click banner at the bottom of the page. Our of our 25 C SUPPORTING OUR HOSPITAL Branch number | PAYTOTHE oe. eore BRDERON = J RCL Branch 120 photo Poppy Campaign Committee Chair Comrade Ray Clarke (RCL Branch 120) presents a cheque for $5,000 to Sandra Taylor of the Georgetown Hospital Foundation, which also received $5,700 from Legion Command. The Poppy campaign also allowed for $4,000 donations to the two local cadet groups. SAVE 46 % OFF THE NEWSSTAND RATE Get the Toronto Star weekend home delivery for just = * A WEEK FOR 12 MONTHS YOU’LL GET: * Saturday and Sunday home delivery * Starweek Magazine print edition * Complimentary 7-day ePaper edition * Complimentary 7-day access to thestar.com website SUBSCRIBE ONLINE: tsoffers.ca/deal/comm OR CALL: 416-367-4500 and quote code 2DAYSAVE for weekend home delivery for 12 months TORONTO STAR theifp.ca to find the community site in your area.