Schedule and Preparation Times Saturday9:00: Overview and site work begins12:00 Lunch13:00 Review and continue work16:00 End of day one Sunday9:00: Review work and continue12:00 Lunch13:00 Review and continue16:00 Final photo and workshop close *Lunch and snacks are included Required Equipment

Dry Stone Canada is pleased to announce we will be hosting a walling workshop at St. James Anglican Church in the village of Franktown (east of Perth, Ontario). The historic church requires 75 feet of their 180 ft historic dry stone wall repaired. The wall is 2 ft. wide and 4 ft high, with round […]

For many years Dry Stone Canada hosted, with The Friends of Ferris, a wall restoration workshop in Ferris Provincial Park in Campbellford. And although that project is complete, we are not done in Campbellford. Now, thanks to our friends from Ferris, we have connected with another host to rebuild another wall just east of town. […]

Our Host Gibbs Honey is owned by Andrea and Russell Gibbs. They combine time-honoured tradition with modernity to produce premium, 100% raw honey and beeswax products—made only by their bees. The historic farm is located on 111 acres of pasture, forest and wildflower meadows. The property features a Victorian farmhouse and a well-preserved barn dating […]

Dry Stone Canada is proud to partner with The Friends of Cherry Hill Cemetery to offer this 2 day walling workshop. This is the fourth time Dry Stone Canada has offered a workshop outside of Ontario! Cherry Hill is a seaside village in Lunenburg county, Nova Scotia, about one hundred fifteen kilometres from Halifax. It’s […]

Our Host In early 2020, Sabina Barrett and Byron Carroll purchased the McKinney House property, unaware of its historical significance or long-standing reputation as a local landmark. Byron is an Ironworker and Welder with experience in masonry and carpentry, while Sabina has a background in architecture and works as a Conservation Technologist and Heritage Planner. […]