Agenda

Berlin room, 6 stations, different meal options.

The Tasting House features locally made beer, wine and spirits and foods. Based on recognizing crafted products to visitors to St. Jacobs, The Tasting House has aligned Rural Roots, Block 3, Murphy’s Law, Junction 56, MOONDANCE Whiskey and Vineland Estates (Jakobstettle Red and White custom labelled wines) on the liquid side and foods from a wide variety of food producers within a 50 km radius.

Full continental breakfast

The Past District Governors Meeting is a special session for former leaders to come together and share their wisdom and experiences. It's a fantastic opportunity for past governors to discuss the successes and challenges they've faced, offer insights, and provide guidance for the future direction of Gyro International. This meeting underscores the valuable contributions of past leaders and their ongoing role in shaping the organization.

The District III Annual Meeting is a key event where Gyro members from the district come together to review the past year's achievements, set goals for the upcoming year, and engage in meaningful discussions on how to enhance the Gyro experience. It's a time for reflection, decision-making, and planning, ensuring that the district continues to thrive and contribute positively to the broader Gyro community.

LOCAL. FRESH. ORIGINAL.

The St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market is a much-loved tradition in the Waterloo Region. Still home to the largest population of Old Order Mennonites in Canada, you’ll often see farmers on local roads traveling to the market by horse & buggy.

Visit the Market to see hundreds of vendors selling a variety of items from food to art, collectibles and more. And don’t forget to visit Market Road Antiques and the St. Jacobs Outlets for more deals and unique finds.

Learn about the history of Mennonites from their early Anabaptist beginnings in Europe to their eventual migration to North America. Visitors have the opportunity to step into a replica of an Old Order meetinghouse and get a flavour of the many ways Mennonites around the world worship together. Our exhibits and personal stories allow visitors to become truly engaged with the Mennonite Story and identity.

There will be a 15 minute video at the end of the bus tour.

Live band (Doug Clayton Trio) which will be playing classic rock.

Full continental breakfast