Town of Brighton
Brighton, Ontario
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Brighton is primarily an agricultural community, specializing in the farming of apples and production of new apple types. In late September, Brighton is host to Applefest, its largest yearly festival.
The Municipality of Brighton (formerly the Town of Brighton and Brighton Township) is home to approximately 10,200 inhabitants, with a higher than average percentage of those retired. This is normal, as the quiet, clean and friendly atmosphere of many smaller towns near lake Ontario tend to draw the elderly as popular places for retirement living. Many small hamlets surround the town, including Codrington, Carman, Hilton, Spring Valley and Smithfield.
Brightonâs economic base is one that is diverse and plentiful. Manufacturing, construction, retail and services, tourism and farming are all industries that Brighton has a hand in. Businesses are thriving and new businesses are constantly emerging because of the steady population growth rate in the area. Along with serving the local market, businesses large and small have international connections and actively export to markets around the world. Brighton is an active business community and welcomes prospective businesses and industries to discover the economic and social benefits of locating here.
Brighton is home to the Brighton Barn Theatre where plays come alive. The nucleus of the theatre was constructed from a real barn. Maximum seating is only 125, so all patrons enjoy a close unobstructed view of the stage. Productions have included: "Play On", "Letâs Murder Marsha", "Foolâs Paradise", "One Toe In The Grave", Evans and Evans "Howl O Ween I & II". This year productions include: "The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery", âLight Magicalsâ of Brighton, and more shows to be planned. Brighton is also proud to have many artists and artisans call Brighton their home. There is a diverse selection of style and media. Many shows and sales are hosted every year to showcase our talented group of artists and artisans. Brighton is known for the excellent fishing, quaint Bed and Breakfasts, antique shops, unique bird watching opportunities, and a truly charming atmosphere. Long known as a summer resort town, Brighton, the official "Gateway to Presqu'ile Park", welcomes each season with special events and activities from the Water Fowl Festival in Spring to AppleFest in the Fall.
Surrounded by farms, Brighton's agricultural past is present everywhere. Come Visit Proctor House Museum where visitors can glimpse into the life of a powerful Brighton family whose business interests played an important role in the town for more than a century or take a step back in time with Memory Junction Railway Museum. Situated on the North East shore of Lake Ontario, nestled within one of the best protected harbours on the lake you will fall in love with our moderate annual temperatures. With itâs many attractions including golfing and spa packages, Brighton awaits your visit.
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