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Capturing Moments Through Art in Southampton

Emily Kewageshig, street banner

Neowoodland, Taylor Cameron, street banner

The Land that Raised Us Mural by Emily Kewageshig and  Neowoodland Taylor Cameron.  Location: Bell Utility Building, Albert and Landsdowne Streets

Emily Kewageshig, street banner

Neowoodland Taylor Comeron, street banner

The Land That Raised Us

Center Mural

Artists Emily Kewageshig and Taylor Cameron from Saugeen First Nation No. 29

The artwork honours the ancestral territory of the Saugeen Ojibway and invites reflections on our connections and shared responsibility to care for the land, the water and each other.

Located: Bell Building at Lansdowne St & Albert St

Brought to you by: Southampton BIA, Town of Saugeen Shores & Spruce The Bruce

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About Us

The Southampton, Ontario BIA is a an association of commercial property owners and tenants within Southampton who work in partnership with the Municipality of Saugeen Shores to create a thriving and safe business area that attracts shoppers, diners, tourists and new businesses.  By working collectively as a BIA, local businesses have the resource capacity (funds and people), to actively enhance the quality of life in our neighbourhood and the Municipality as a whole.

 

The BIA is responsible for events and promotions, streetscape and beautification, as well as being a resource for our members for current funding opportunities, advocacy with the Municipality and as part of the larger Ontario Business Improvement Area Association, with the Provincial and Federal Governments..


Click on the button to learn about our Board members and more about BIAs.

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Southampton Events

Southampton is a year round destination. Check out our Events calendar to see what amazing things are taking place while you're in town!


Want to create an event or partner with the BIA on an event? Contact us!

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Become a Stakeholder

If you are a registered business owner in Southampton but don't have a bricks-and-mortar store you can still be part of the BIA? Find out about our Associate Memberships!


Who makes up the BIA? Commercial property owners in Southampton. If you're a tenant you must have a declaration signed by the property owner.

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HSR Project

Video overview of High Street Renewal Project Plan.

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Community Partners

Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge

The Southampton BIA pledges to support our local entrepreneurs and our community by supporting our Municipal sustainable purchasing policy and any carbon-friendly transportation the Town of Saugeen Shores may have in place or plan to put in place.

The Southampton BIA has signed the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge to demonstrate our commitment to improving the sustainability performance of our organisation between now and 2030.  The UN World Tourism Organisation defines sustainable tourism as “tourism that takes full account of its current and future economic, social and environmental impacts, addressing the needs of visitors, the industry and the environment.

Each year, we commit to improving our sustainability performance in the following ways: encouraging our member businesses to address their packaging; encouraging our member businesses to be mindful of their energy output; encouraging our member businesses to make full use of the Municipality’s re-cycling programme

We believe that our Members and the community at large will stand to benefit on many fronts, from cost savings to enhanced customer loyalty and improved brand reputation. We believe that by prioritizing sustainability, we can boost employee satisfaction, attract high-yield travellers, and ensure the long-term success of our member business and the Municipality.

Further, we aim to ally the BIA with the Key Principles of the Bruce GreySimcoe Regional Tourism Organisation.  Some of these include:

  1. Encouraging visitors to plan ahead in order to take the best advantage of our Town: book accommodation and dining ahead of time; check our websites for activities and events such as our weekly Farmers’ and Artisan Market, Art in the Alley event, Summer Dance Party Event and Christmas at the Shores;
  2. Respect the environment and travel wisely: deposit waste in provided receptacles, don’t let vehicles idle, take advantage of our walking and cycling trails;
  3. Support Local:  all of the businesses in our BIA are owned and operated by local entrepreneurs who have chosen to make their living and raise their families in our town.

The BIA is, and actively aims to, encourage the preservation of our region’s rich natural and cultural heritage.  We are actively working at building a welcoming environment where visitors and residents feel connected and valued through a calendar of promotions and events including outdoor art installations, a seasonal weekly Farmers’ and Artisans Market, open air music, and shoulder season events..

Please Visit Responsibly

Along with Bruce Grey Simcoe, The Town of Saugeen Shores and the Province of Ontario, we encourage visitors and residents to visit responsibly, wherever they go!


Here are a few tips to make your visit to Southampton amazing!

1. Please plan ahead when you visit our beautiful town.  Know where to park, and we encourage you to make reservations for dining and accommodations ahead of time.

2. Respect the environment and stay safe!  Kindly make use of waste receptacles and please don’t leave your car to idle.  Heading to the beach?  “Pack-in-pack-out”  Be aware of safe swimming procedures and be kind to our beach - no open fires or closed tents.  Make use of the public washrooms.

3. Slow Down!  Take the time to enjoy our downtown with its variety of stores, restaurants and coffee shops.  Look for our public art installations (Hint:  our pole banners and the big mural on the Bell Utility Builiding at Albert and Landsdown Streets!)

4. Support Local!  All of the businesses in the Southampton BIA are owned by entrepreneurs who depend on visitors and locals alike for their patronage.  When you shop local you’re keeping money in our community, supporting our economic development and contributing to the people and products that make our town unique!

“We want to acknowledge the Territory of the

Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires

known as Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomie

Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas

of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, known

collectively as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the

traditional keepers of this land.”


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