Beautiful handmade mug in the style of a wine tumbler featuring the Praise The Ward logo and a map of The Ward. The mugs come in two different map designs featuring the Eramosa river (Branch of the Speed) or the railway tracks crossing The Ward. We currently have one (1) river mug and eight (8) railway tracks mugs left - first come, first serve! This is a limited PTW mug edition by Bunny Safari Pottery!
Mugs must be picked up in The Ward near 60 Ontario St, Guelph (no shipping). Exact address for pickup will be provided after purchase.
Show your support with our new PTW stickers! These water repellent vinyl stickers work great on laptops, water bottles and all other items that don't see a dishwasher from the inside! ;-) Coin for scale (bananas were out).
Stickers must be picked up in The Ward near 60 Ontario St, Guelph (no shipping). Exact address for pickup will be provided after purchase.
Who doesn't love a good patch?! Rock your PTW support on your jacket, bag or cover a tear in your jeans! This iron-on patch can do it all! Instructions for application are provided by scanning the QR code on the back of the patch. Patch size is 3x2 inches.
Patches must be picked up in The Ward near 60 Ontario St, Guelph (no shipping). Exact address for pickup will be provided after purchase.
The unique and historic part of Guelph bordered by Elizabeth Street, Victoria Street, and the Eramosa River has become a vibrant and creative centre for artists and innovators.
A remarkable group of those Ward creatives will gather to share the wonders of their ‘hood in a colourful festival, making use of different venues, all easily walkable or bikeable.
Music, activities, meeting neighbours and visitors from near and far and more will make this a day to remember.
We're working closely together with The Two Rivers Neighbourhood Group, The Ward's own community branch of the Guelph Neighbourhood Support Coalition. With their support you'll be able to get a tax receipt if you donate to this volunteer-driven festival, and they'll help animate the great Ward spaces at Tytler School and the Huron Community Garden. We're grateful!