The following are hosted annually by the Grenfell Historical Society as a means to raise funds to further promote and preserve the Grenfell Legacy. For more information on dates and times or to find out more information, please contact the Grenfell Historical Society.

Grenfell Ride
The Grenfell Ride is an annual fund-raising snowmobile ride carried out each year in mid-March to commemorate Dr. Grenfell's "Adrift on an Icepan" expedition. The ride carries you from St. Anthony to Main Brook following along the trail that Dr. Grenfell travelled by dogteam to attend to patients along the peninsula. The ride consists of beautiful snow covered scenery, following up with carnival events including races,food and the famous flour lift. It is one event within the region that brings people together, and it is already the largest snowmobile gathering in Newfoundland.

Grenfell and Christmas
Each year the Grenfell Historical Society holds a Christmas fund-raising event. A special tree is placed in the Grenfell Interpretation Centre and individuals purchase a tree ornament in memory of a special person and place it on the memory tree. A special gathering is planned with festive cookies and punch and the name of each individual is read out in memory. The event is followed up with the lighting of a Christmas tree which is erected outside the Grenfell Interpretation Centre.

Grenfell Heritage Night
An annual event hosted by the Grenfell Heritage Night committee of Grenfell Regional Health Services. The event includes music, dancing, newfie mug up, ticket draws etc. The Grenfell Historical Society hosts a morning event including an ecumenical service in honour of Dr. Grenfell and the Grenfell Mission. The service concludes with a breakfast served at the Grenfell Interpretation Centre.

Mailing Address
Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell Historical Society
P.O. Box 93
St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada
A0K 4S0