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Barrie Legion Branch 147 to mark 100 years with free family celebration

Barrie's Royal Canadian Legion Branch 147 will celebrate its centennial with a free, family-oriented event on Saturday that includes inflatables, live entertainment, a fire truck display and food vendors.

Barrie Legion Branch 147 to mark 100 years with free family celebration
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The Barrie Royal Canadian Legion Branch 147 will mark its 100th anniversary with a free, family-oriented event on Saturday, July 18, organisers say. The afternoon celebration is scheduled from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and is open to all ages.

What to expect at the centennial

Organisers say the celebration will combine elements of remembrance and community outreach with family-friendly activities. Planned features include inflatable attractions for children, live performances, interactive displays and a display by a local fire truck. Food will be available for purchase from a food truck and other vendors on site.

  • Inflatable attractions and activities aimed at younger visitors
  • Live entertainment and interactive displays
  • Fire truck display and public-safety engagement
  • Food truck and vendors offering food and refreshments for purchase
"This celebration is an opportunity to recognize 100 years of dedication to our veterans and our community while bringing families together for an afternoon of fun," organisers said.

Event details

The Legion is encouraging residents and visitors to attend the free event as a way of acknowledging the branch's century of service to veterans and the wider Barrie community.

What When Where Admission
Barrie Legion Branch 147 – 100th anniversary celebration Saturday, July 18, 12 p.m.–4 p.m. Barrie Legion Branch 147, Barrie Free

For many community organisations, centennial milestones are both a moment to reflect on past service and an opportunity to engage new generations. The Branch 147 event is positioned as a public-facing gathering combining elements of remembrance with recreational programming aimed at families.

Attendees should expect paid concessions on site. The Legion's release encouraged residents to bring family members and participate in marking a century of local service and community involvement.

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