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Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

If you are looking for something fun for the whole family this weekend, make sure you check out the Canada Day Weekend Lavender Festival happening at Avalon Lavender Farm on Sunday, June 30th, and Monday, July 1st from 11 am to 7 pm both days. This event is sure to be a spectacular summer kickoff that celebrates community, creativity, and Canadian Pride!

Get ready for an unforgettable Canada Day weekend celebration within the tranquil beauty of lavender fields! This two-day event is packed with excitement, relaxation, and pure Canadian charm. Here's what attendees can look forward to:
Exploring a diverse array of 50+ vendors offering unique crafts, artisan goods, and locally-made products.
Indulging taste buds with a variety of delicious treats and savoury delights from our lineup of food trucks, as well as sipping on refreshing lavender drinks crafted by Free Spiritz Mobile Bar.
Listening to the talented musicians performing live throughout the festival.
Being immersed in the soothing scent of lavender as you wander through the fields and select your bundle to take home.

And that's just the beginning! With so much to see, do, and explore, the Canada Day Lavender Festival promises an unforgettable experience for the whole family.

https://www.avalonlavenderfarm.ca/

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Happy Birthday Canada! 

Join us in Aurora as we celebrate Canada Day. 

Head to Yonge St. between Edward Street and Aurora Heights Drive for the Canada Day Parade on July 1 at 10 a.m. 

From there, stop by Lambert Willson Park to enjoy live entertainment, children’s activities, and Canada-inspired fun. 

The day concludes with back-to-back band performances and fireworks at 10 p.m. 

Visit www.aurora.ca/CanadaDay for more details.

Save the date for the City of Vaughan's annual Canada Day celebration.

Monday, July 1, 2024

10 am to 4 pm

Boyd Conservation Area Park, 8739 Islington Avenue, Vaughan

The event will feature incredible stage entertainment, activities for all ages, a food zone, a marketplace with vendor booths and so much more.

https://www.vaughan.ca/residential/recreation-programs-and-fitness/events/canada-day

Daytime Concert & Festival

Please note, this event will take place rain or shine. In the event of severe inclement weather (lightning, thunder, etc.) please check back to this website and town social media (@townofnewmarket) for updates regarding event delays or cancellations.

Date: Monday, July 1, 2024

Location: Riverwalk Commons (200 Doug Duncan Drive)

Time: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Event Details:

Join us July 1, 2024, for our annual Tim Hortons Canada Day Festival featuring:
Live concerts at Riverwalk Commons

Food vendors including a licensed area and BBQ managed by the North Newmarket Lions Club

Rides on the Tim Hortons Express Train

Roaming busker entertainment

Busker circle shows

Vendors

Face painting

and more!

Evening Concert & Fireworks

Location: George Richardson Park (Bayview Parkway)

Time: 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

Don't miss the music from the Newmarket Citizen's Band from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. followed by a live concert from 9 to 10 p.m. featuring the band Switchbeat. Fireworks will take place from approximately 10:10 to 10:30 p.m.

Coffee for a Year Contest

Details:

Participants attending the daytime concert & festival will have the opportunity to complete and submit a ballot (while ballot quantities last) for a chance to WIN one (1) Coffee for a Year prize, presented by Tim Hortons.

Prize:

Coffee for a Year (ten (10) $100 Tim Hortons gift card(s) for a total value of $1000.) The prize must be accepted as is, and may not be exchanged. No substitutions will be allowed. All ten (10) $100 Tim Hortons gift card(s) with a value of $1000, cannot be exchanged and/or substituted for any cash value.

Contest Eligibility: Participants must be 18 years of age or older as of July 1, 2024

Only one entry may be completed and submitted by a single attendee
To win, participants must be Newmarket residents

https://www.newmarket.ca/ThingsToDo/Pages/Recreation%20and%20Culture/Events/Tim%20Hortons%20Canada%20Day%20Kanata%20Festival.aspx

Celebrate Canada Day at The ROC with a day of exciting festivities! Bring the family for live entertainment, children's activities, inflatables, and delicious food.

As night falls, relax and enjoy spectacular fireworks, ending our Canada Day celebrations with joy, laughter, and memorable moments for everyone!

Attention all local Food and Marketplace Vendors! We're on the lookout for talented local artists, food trucks, and other culinary delights to be at our Canada Day event.

https://www.georgina.ca/events/canada-day-1

If you know, you know! Last year’s Canada Day celebration was an amazing one in Markham! We’re still waiting on details of the 2024 line up but we can bet it will be too good to pass up! Join in the festivities and show your Canadian pride at the Canada Day Celebrations in Markham. Enjoy live music, family-friendly activities, and, of course, a spectacular fireworks display to cap off the evening. It's a perfect way to celebrate the nation's birthday with friends and neighbors.

https://visitmarkham.ca/event/canada-day-celebrations/

Richmond Hill’s annual Canada Day celebrations feature a day full of live entertainment, food and beverage vendors, artist exhibits, a midway, and one of the best fireworks displays in the York Region.

Location: Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/canada-day.aspx

Join us to celebrate Canada Day

We have fun activities, live music and delicious food and treats to enjoy!
Date: Monday, July 1, 2024
Time: 6 to 10 p.m. (fireworks at 10 p.m.)
Location: Mount Albert Lions Community Centre (5057 Mount Albert Road, Mount Albert)

Event Schedule
Party Tyme Treats and Amusement Inflatables (6 to 9:45 p.m.)
Face Painting - Sponsored by Emily Trotter, CPA (6 to 9:45 p.m.)
Glitter Tattoos (6 to 9:45 p.m.)
Photo Station (6 to 9:45 p.m.)
Stilt Mountie (6 to 10 p.m.)
Light Wands at Sunset (9 to 10 p.m.

Main Stage
6:30 p.m. – Welcome Speeches
7 to 8 p.m. – Stacey Renee Band
8 to 9 p.m. – Music
9 to 9:55 p.m. – Stacey Renee Band

Fireworks Show
Begins at 10 p.m.

Artisan, Food and Beverage VendorsMount Albert Lions BBQ - cash only
Lief Café
Cheftacular food truck
Bradshaw Catering
Big Z's Food Truck
TJ's Tasty Treats
RD Bees & Trees
Love Me Knots Market
Soulful Sweets

Free Shuttle Bus Information

2024 Shuttle Schedule

Due to limited parking, a shuttle service will be available for attendees from the following Town facilities: Holland Landing Community Centre (19513 Yonge Street, Holland Landing)
East Gwillimbury Sports Complex (1914B Mount Albert Road, Sharon)
Ross Family Complex (19300 Centre Street, Mount Albert)

Shuttles are wheelchair and stroller accessible.

https://www.eastgwillimbury.ca/en/living-in-eg/canada-day-event.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Bored and raised in Newmarket, Jesse Ralph recently appeared at Just For Laughs Toronto as part of Mike Rita’s 420 show. Jesse has performed at The House of Comedy in BC, did a set at The Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, and headlined a gas station in Northern Ontario. Ralph has roasted The NHL Network on SiriusXM and the morning show on 102.1 The Edge. If you’re still reading this, buy a ticket.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/comedy-night-at-piazza-italian-eatery-mercato-tickets-923151108817

We are celebrating another amazing Persian night at Marlowe.

We would like to invite you all to this amazing event on July 5th | Doors Open @ 10 PM.

Line Up:

Aminix

Mexa

J Alvin

Merdas

&

Drummers:

Mazi & Mc

Dress to Impress | 19+ Event

TICKETS: $40-Door | $30-Online
No Refunds

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dahe-60-persian-party-tickets-915298030047

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

We are celebrating another amazing Persian night at Marlowe.

We would like to invite you all to this amazing event on July 5th | Doors Open @ 10 PM.

Line Up:

Aminix

Mexa

J Alvin

Merdas

&

Drummers:

Mazi & Mc

Dress to Impress | 19+ Event

TICKETS: $40-Door | $30-Online
No Refunds

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dahe-60-persian-party-tickets-915298030047

Join us for a family-filled day of shopping local vendors, eating good food, listening to live music, picking up some farm-fresh produce from our farmstand (and seeing where it grows!). Plus, flex your mental health muscle in the fresh air with morning yoga, explore the farm, and take inspiration from all the nature around you for all ages of art programming. Visit https://clearwaterfarm.ca/summer/ for more info.

NEW THIS YEAR: Alongside our Open House, we are pleased to announce the inaugural Paint ClearWater: Plein Air Competition!

Enjoy a full day of painting en plein air on our picturesque farm! Culminating in a 2-hour painting competition in the afternoon and an art exhibit for the public to enjoy.

Mark your calendars for our first event of the season. We cannot wait to welcome you and your family back to the farm!

https://clearwaterfarm.ca/summer/

Aurora ComiCon! $5 Admission !!

When: July 6th from 10 am to 3 pm

Admission: $5 for Adults. Children 12 and under are Free!!

TICKETS: Online ( Eventbrite ) & at the door.

If you purchase your ticket online you will get a Free comic book at the door!

( paid adult tickets only )

VIP GENERAL ADMISSION IS NOW AVAILABLE! LIMITED TO ONLINE! ONLY $20!

THIS VIP PASS GETS YOU A PREMIER SHOPPING BAG WITH A MYSTERY FUNKO POP AND ONE GENERAL ADULT ADMISSION ALSO INCLUDES A COLLECTORS GRADE COMIC BOOK plus a few other things! VALUE IS OVER $40!

FOOD DONATIONS :

Please bring non-perishable food items for your local community food bank and get entered to win some fun prizes. One raffle ticket will be given for each item.

<< Maximum of 10 tickets per person >>

- Please remember to check the expiry dates!

The following items are in high demand and are greatly appreciated: KIDS SCHOOL SNACKS
JUICE ( JUICE BOXES AND LARGE )
CAN VEGGIES & FRUIT
CAN PASTA
CEREAL
TOOTHPASTE / SOAP
PET FOOD
DIAPERS AND BABY SUPPLIES

VENDORS: A variety of vendors will be selling comic books, new & vintage toys, jewelry, DVDs, anime, prints, and a variety of other awesome geek stuff. There will even be some Artists & Authors present with their art, books, and comics. Visit their booths and get some unique items and even some free autographs !!

BUYING: Some vendors will be buying. Bring your unwanted comic books, toys, video games, and anything else you are looking to clear out and go home with some extra cash !!

COSPLAY: Cosplay is always encouraged! ( Please check our website for rules & regulations )

Tell your friends and come join us for a day of fun at Aurora's one and only Comicon!

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/aurora-comicon-july-6th-2024-comic-con-tickets-902672556917

Join Us for Hospice Georgina's Paintball With Purpose Fundraiser!

Get ready for an adrenaline-packed day of paintball action, all for a great cause! On Saturday, July 6th, from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM, at Georgina Paintball, 25579 Weirs Road, Pefferlaw. Gather your friends, family, and coworkers for an exciting day of paintball battles, laughs, and community spirit!

Register: Sign up now at Paintball With Purpose Registration https://www.hospicegeorgina.com/paintball-with-purpose

Be a Vendor: Showcase your products and connect with the community by signing up here: Vendor Registration https://www.hospicegeorgina.com/paintball-with-purpose...

Be a Sponsor: Support our cause and gain visibility by becoming a sponsor. Learn more here: https://www.hospicegeorgina.com/paintball-with-purpose...

Your participation and support help Hospice Georgina continue providing compassionate care and support to individuals and families facing life-limiting illnesses or needing bereavement support. Let’s make this a day to remember while supporting a wonderful cause.

Share this post, invite your friends, and help us spread the word. Together, we can make a difference in our community.

For more details, visit our website at https://www.hospicegeorgina.com/

Welcome to Dogchella Markham!

Join us for a paw-some day filled with fun activities for you and your furry friends. Dogchella Markham will be held at 2939 16th Ave, where dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome to come and enjoy the festivities.

Get ready for a tail-wagging good time with games, treats, and even a doggy fashion show! Whether your pup loves to socialize or just wants to relax in the sun, there's something for every dog at Dogchella Markham.

Don't miss out on this bark-tastic event - mark your calendars and get ready to make some unforgettable memories with your four-legged companions. We can't wait to see you and your pup there!

The day includes: Paint station
DIY Kandi collar and bracelet stations
Pup cups
Pet-safe and toxic-free bubble machine
Raffle draws included with your ticket (1 entry per ticket)
Water kingdom
Mini Ferris wheel
Contests with prizes
All your favorite local vendors
A WHOLE LOT OF PHOTO OPS
+ additional surprises

There will be food and drinks for humans for sale as well at the event, please bring cash!

IMPORTANT NOTE: We have the right to reject any dogs that pose a danger to our community. If your dog has a previous bite history and/or is extremely reactive with other pups, THIS IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR YOU. This is NOT a opportunity to socialize your pup, please make sure your pup is already well socialized when considering attending.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dogchella-markham-tickets-893788063157

Sip & Pour Brunch

Come join us for a delightful morning at 9baci for our Sip & Pour Brunch event! Indulge in a delicious spread of breakfast favorites while sipping on our featured sparkling beauty beverage. The perfect Me Time candle-making experience while you connect with other women and make new friends. Bring your friends or come solo, You Can Sit With Us. Located at Keele Street in Maple, ON, Canada, our cozy venue sets the stage for a relaxing and enjoyable morning with friends. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to unwind and treat yourself to a memorable brunch experience!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sip-pour-brunch-tickets-903326553037

GCW Live Wrestling charity event !

When: JULY 6TH: Doors open at 6:30 pm Bell time is 7 pm

Where: THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Tickets:

General Admission Adult: $15 in advance or $20 at the door

General Admission Kids 12 and under $10 in advance or $15 at the door

Front Row reserved seats $25 in advance or $30 at the door

*** VIP TICKETS ***

Available as General Admission or Front Row ticket included: includes a GCW GIFT BAG with a collectible GCW Lanyard, both GCW pins - a limited edition GCW silicon wristband a GCW DVD from our archives and more :

Get them while they last. Only $20 extra !

FOOD DONATIONS :

Please bring non-perishable food items for your local community food bank and get entered to win some fun prizes.

One raffle ticket will be given for each item.

《To a maximum of 10 tickets》

Please remember to check the expiry dates!

The following items are in high demand and are greatly appreciated: KIDS SCHOOL SNACKS
JUICE ( JUICE BOXES AND LARGE )
CAN VEGGIES & FRUIT
CAN PASTA
CEREAL
TOOTHPASTE / SOAP
PET FOOD
DIAPERS AND BABY SUPPLIES

Wrestling superstars from all over Ontario will be live!

Stick around for intermission and meet your favorite superstars! Pick up a limited edition GCW program and get it signed !

Vendors will be selling t-shirts/photos and even authentic Lucha wrestling masks!

Get your authentic GCW merch at the event! T-shirts! Hats and so much more !

Tell your friends and come join us for Ontario's oldest wrestling promotion !!

We are Ontario wrestling since 2004!

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/gcw-aurora-july-6th-live-wrestling-tickets-908486978007

Time and Location:

Jul 06, 2024, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM EDT

Splitsville, 191 Marycroft Ave, Woodbridge, Vaughan, ON L4L 5Y3

About the Event:

Level: Beginner

Join us for an exciting craft workshop hosted by plushart.ca! This workshop is perfect for beginners and craft enthusiasts eager to learn how to create stunning resin products using everyday objects. Moni Vems, an expert in resin crafting and abstract art, will guide participants through the process of handling resin, selecting materials, and executing successful DIY craft projects.

What You'll Take Away
Take Home Your Creation: You get to keep the resin art pieces you make and molds you use during the workshop
1 Hour After Party: Enjoy wine, cheese, appetizers, and music from 9 pm to 10 pm (included with Artist VIP Pass only)
Meet Fellow Crafters: Connect, exchange ideas, and if nothing else, make new friends with other art enthusiasts.
Prize Draw: Enter to win exciting prizes.
Best Crafter Awards: Show off your skills to win special prizes.

Enjoy creativity, learning, and an optional afterparty with your loved ones, whether you're planning a fun date night or some family fun. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of resin crafting, develop new skills, and create beautiful, personalized pieces.

Book your tickets today to secure your spot and start your artistic journey with PlushArt! Looking forward to seeing you there!

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/fun-crafting-workshop-after-party-tickets-923192913857

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Save the date, everyone! Pride: Somewhere Over The RainBARK 2.0 is coming to Markham!

Join us on Sunday, July 7th from 11 AM to 4 PM at Love Gelato on Markham Main Street for an unforgettable day of celebration!

We are thrilled to bring this amazing pride event to Markham, sponsored by York Pride and One 2 Pets, with sketches by Skip!

On the day, you can expect a fantastic new product launch from Markham’s favorite Gelato shop, Love Gelato.

There will also be a dog/pride-themed vendor market, a vibrant Pride Walk, and plenty of Pride-themed photo opportunities!

Bring your furry friends and family, and join us for a day filled with love, joy, and pride at Somewhere Over The RainBARK 2.0!

Mark your calendars for July 7th and come celebrate Pride in Markham! See you there!

https://www.markhamdogalliance.com/

Join us for the MPP Laura Smith Community BBQ on July 7 from 12 pm to 2 pm at the North Thornhill Community Centre! Enjoy live music, family fun, and delicious kosher food—all for free! Bring your friends and family for an afternoon of community spirit. We look forward to seeing you there!

Please note, that food and snacks are first come-first serve. Food and beverage tickets will only be issued to the number of people present upon sign-in.

https://laurasmithmpp.ca/summerbbq/

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Soul Tribe Invites you to come out for an evening of Healing Sound!

Sound Healing can take you on a journey within and beyond through tone and frequency you can experience and move through the human experience into transcendental states of consciousness. Vocal Song light codes and tones to upgrade and uplift your heart

We have curated multiple Sound Healers working together and in blocks to bring your experience in surroundings to a beautiful place of calm and stillness.

With a Shamanic Drum Journey open the heart and connect with the animals that support your human journey. This practice is used for connection to the spirit, the land, and healing on all levels of your human experience.

We will have Energy Healers moving throughout the space to help the energy flow and move through all of our guests as well as channel the energy to feed the land and the ancestors.

Fire will be lit and all are welcome to sit and offer a prayer or release what no longer serves you.

There will be Cacoa to help open your heart and connect with your deepest prayer for yourself and all your relations.

What to Bring:

Yoga Mat

Blanket

Water Bottle

Pillow

Drum (if you have one)

** It's All About You centre will be open for business, to meet any additional needs.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/soul-sound-concert-tickets-889866222827

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Welcome!

We invite you to the mesmerizing world of AMERICAN CROWN CIRCUS International acts from around the continent.

This unique circus was designed with the family audience in mind. Children and adults will be captivated as aerial artistry unfolds, motorcycles madness, acrobats defying the law of gravity inches from their seats. Fitting for all ages.

For times and dates go to:

https://www.americancrowncircus.com/

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Welcome!

We invite you to the mesmerizing world of AMERICAN CROWN CIRCUS International acts from around the continent.

This unique circus was designed with the family audience in mind. Children and adults will be captivated as aerial artistry unfolds, motorcycles madness, acrobats defying the law of gravity inches from their seats. Fitting for all ages.

For times and dates go to:

https://www.americancrowncircus.com/

Welcome to the 1st ever

Backyard Bonnaroo Comedy Night!

Join us for a night of laughter under the stars at the Historic 3 David Gohn Circle home where we are bringing back the throwback vibes of a backyard comedy show!

Get ready for a lineup of hilarious comedians who are ready to tickle your funny bone.

HOSTED BY MARC ANTHONY SINAGOGA

Featuring

ERNIE VICENTE

JESSE SINGH

JABAR BAINS

NITISH SAKHUJA

Bring your own Lawn chair/ Blanket, Grab your friends, and enjoy a night of non-stop jokes and good vibes.

Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event!

Due to limited capacity, LIMITED tickets will be sold at the door... best to buy tickets will be ONLINE.

FREE PARKING!

RAIN OR SHINE / NO REFUNDS

*This is a 19+ Event.*

**ZERO TOLERANCE FOR ANY IRRESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR**

See you there!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/backyard-bonnaroo-comedy-night-tickets-909345746607

THE QUEENS AND GLAMOROUS NIGHT

Get ready for a night full of glitz and glamour at Viceroy Banquet Hall! Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating all things fabulous.

Put on your best attire and prepare to be dazzled by amazing performances, delicious food, and great company. This in-person event promises to be the highlight of your social calendar. Don't miss out on this opportunity to feel like royalty for a night!

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-queens-and-glamorous-night-tickets-929803887457

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Welcome!

We invite you to the mesmerizing world of AMERICAN CROWN CIRCUS International acts from around the continent.

This unique circus was designed with the family audience in mind. Children and adults will be captivated as aerial artistry unfolds, motorcycles madness, acrobats defying the law of gravity inches from their seats. Fitting for all ages.

For times and dates go to:

https://www.americancrowncircus.com/

Purple Turtle Art Festival

Event date Sat, Jul 13 2024, 10am - 5pm Sun, Jul 14 2024, 10am - 4pm

Join us July 13 and 14, 2024 in the Meadow at The Briars Resort and Spa!

Come see amazing paintings, sculptures, photography, pottery, and woodcraft, to name only a few of the incredible mediums that will be featured. More than 35 artisans from Ontario, including local artists, will be selected. Stroll around the lush meadow and shop with our vendors, keeping in mind holidays, birthdays, weddings, and other special occasions. Our artists have art for you!

Location
Briars Resort and Spa Meadow 991 Lake Dr E Jackson's Point, L0E 1L0 Canada

https://www.georgina.ca/events/purple-turtle-art-festival-1

Come by the beautiful Beretta's Farm to join in Beretta Family Farm Day! Bring your family to see the farm, all the farm animals, eat and shop Beretta products! $10 per person ticket includes: Food and Drink, Fun Farm Activities, and Games.  You must buy a ticket to secure spots as there is limited space. http://berettafarms.com/products/Beretta-family-farm-day

The Vaughan Latin Festival is the ultimate celebration of Latin culture, where thousands of people come together to experience the passion, energy, and beauty of Latin dance, folklore, and music. This event is not just another festival, it is an immersive experience that will transport you to the heart of Latin America with its vibrant colors and lively rhythms!
The Vaughan Latin Festival will showcase the best in performances, artists, bands, Latin folklore, children's zone activities with a beautiful water park, various vendors, artisans, and delicious traditional Latin cuisine.

This event promises to attract over 10,000 visitors of all ages, creating a unique opportunity for sponsors, suppliers, and exhibitors to reach a diverse audience and gain maximum exposure. By supporting the Vaughan Latin Festival, brands will partner with a cultural event that promotes diversity, inclusion, and community engagement. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of something truly special and impactful.

DATE: Saturday, July 13, 2024
TIME: 11:00 a.m. - 10:30 pm.
ADDRESS: Mackenzie Glen Park 220 Cranston Park Ave, Maple, ON L6A 2M4
FREE ENTRY

https://www.fuerzalatinaservices.org/festival-latino-de-vaughan/

WELCOME TO THE THIRD ANNUAL

SCOTIABANK STOUFFVILLE FUSION FEST 2024

Stouffville is set to host an extraordinary celebration of food, music, and culture as the highly anticipated Scotiabank Stouffville Fusion Fest Taste of the Mediterranean makes its triumphant return. Presented by the Rita Chemilian Team and NLI Solutions, this vibrant event will take place on Saturday, July 13, 2024 transforming the picturesque Memorial Park in Stouffville into a sensory paradise of flavors, captivating rhythms, and mesmerizing performances.

Scotiabank Stouffville Fusion Fest Taste of the Mediterranean promises an immersive and unforgettable experience, inviting attendees to embark on a journey through the diverse and delectable cuisine, mesmerizing music, and infectious dance of the Mediterranean.

The festival proudly presents a stellar lineup of live performances by renowned artists Karl Wolf, Claudio Santaluce, Armando, and Stavros Kanichis, who will enchant the crowd with their electrifying music and exhilarating stage presence.

https://stouffvillefest.ca/

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Welcome!

We invite you to the mesmerizing world of AMERICAN CROWN CIRCUS International acts from around the continent.

This unique circus was designed with the family audience in mind. Children and adults will be captivated as aerial artistry unfolds, motorcycles madness, acrobats defying the law of gravity inches from their seats. Fitting for all ages.

For times and dates go to:

https://www.americancrowncircus.com/

Purple Turtle Art Festival

Event date Sat, Jul 13 2024, 10am - 5pm Sun, Jul 14 2024, 10am - 4pm

Join us July 13 and 14, 2024 in the Meadow at The Briars Resort and Spa!

Come see amazing paintings, sculptures, photography, pottery, and woodcraft, to name only a few of the incredible mediums that will be featured. More than 35 artisans from Ontario, including local artists, will be selected. Stroll around the lush meadow and shop with our vendors, keeping in mind holidays, birthdays, weddings, and other special occasions. Our artists have art for you!

Location
Briars Resort and Spa Meadow 991 Lake Dr E Jackson's Point, L0E 1L0 Canada

https://www.georgina.ca/events/purple-turtle-art-festival-1

Get ready for an unforgettable musical experience as Richmond Hill Councillor Karen Cilevitz presents Songs From The Hill – an annual charity event supporting 360Kids and the Richmond Hill Community Food Bank.

This year, Songs From The Hill is back with not one, but two spectacular events that promise to delight music lovers of all ages.

First up is 'Songwriters from The Hill' on Saturday, May 25th, at the Richmond Hill United Church. Join us for an evening of heartfelt stories and soul-stirring songs featuring Kevin Zarnett, Laurelle Augustyn, and Dan McKenna, hosted by the one and only Councillor Karen Cilevitz.

Then, mark your calendars for 'Songs from The Hill' – our annual Ward 5 Music festival happening on Sunday, July 14th, at Mount Pleasant Park. Enjoy performances by full bands, along with a variety of attractions and fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Best of all, both events are completely free to attend, with all proceeds going towards supporting the vital work of 360Kids and the Richmond Hill Community Food Bank.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to enjoy great music, support important causes, and come together as a community. Save the date and join us for Songs From The Hill 2024!

https://www.songsfromthehill.com/event/sfth-festival-2024/

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Welcome!

We invite you to the mesmerizing world of AMERICAN CROWN CIRCUS International acts from around the continent.

This unique circus was designed with the family audience in mind. Children and adults will be captivated as aerial artistry unfolds, motorcycles madness, acrobats defying the law of gravity inches from their seats. Fitting for all ages.

For times and dates go to:

https://www.americancrowncircus.com/

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Presented by Tim Hortons, July’s toe-tapping tunes music by Trilogy – Styx & Foreigner. Concert-goers are encouraged to walk or cycle to the concert as nearby parking is limited. Attendees can leave their bikes at the bike valet booth.

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Ribfest is an annual 3-day event that attracts professional Rib teams that travel from across North America and feature award-winning ribs and a variety of other food offerings. In addition, there is live entertainment and one of the region’s largest midways.

Location: Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/ribfest.aspx

Symphony Under the Stars

Experience an evening of classical and contemporary music with a live orchestral performance by the Kindred Spirits Orchestra in Memorial Park. Enjoy music from John Williams, Coldplay, Frank Ocean, Howard Shore, Lady Gaga, Adele, Elton John, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Kristian Alexander, music director
Matheus Coelho, conductor
Olivia Morton, soprano
Maria Milenic, mezzo-soprano
Andrew Lowe, tenor
Jobert Sevilleno, baritone
Daniel Vnukowski, host

https://townofws.ca/play/events/symphony-under-the-stars/

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Ribfest is an annual 3-day event that attracts professional Rib teams that travel from across North America and feature award-winning ribs and a variety of other food offerings. In addition, there is live entertainment and one of the region’s largest midways.

Location: Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/ribfest.aspx

Come and immerse yourself in a day of family fun amidst the picturesque setting of Polo Lavender Farm in East Gwillimbury. Discover an abundance of activities tailored to suit every member of the family. From the excitement of the exhibition Polo Matches, where children and adults can showcase their skills on the field, to strolls through craft vendor stalls, there's something for everyone to enjoy!

Participate in cookie decorating with the kids, friendship bracelet making, and enjoy a yoga class amidst the fragrant lavender fields. Let's not forget the opportunity to enjoy an incredible chef-prepared $10 lunch to be enjoyed in this beautiful lavender oasis. Make sure to say hello to the firefighters from East Gwillimbury, who will be on hand with their fire truck and invaluable fire safety tips.

In the lead-up to the event, don't miss the chance to participate in our online silent auction, where a diverse range of items will be available for bidding.

And remember, your participation supports a worthy cause—all proceeds will be donated to SickKids Hospital. Join us for a day of enjoyment and giving back to the community, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

https://sickkidsevents.org/lavenderfestival/?controller=home

Join us for an enchanting afternoon of delicious food, beautiful flowers, and wonderful company at Brunch in Bloom – the ultimate event for women who aspire to elevate their lifestyle and network with powerful women within their community.

Date: July 20, 2024
Time: 11 AM - 4 PM
Location: Markham, Ont. (Location to be announced after purchase)
Ticket Price: $40 (part of the proceeds go to EmpowerHerto)

Indulge in a delightful brunch menu while surrounded by stunning floral arrangements and inspiring women. This is your opportunity to connect, share, and grow with like-minded individuals who are passionate about making a difference.

Why Attend? Networking: Meet and mingle with influential women in your community.
Empowerment: Be inspired by stories and experiences shared by fellow attendees.
Giving Back: Support EmpowerHerto, a wonderful cause that uplifts and empowers women.

Secure your spot today – this is a must-attend event that you won't want to miss!

Click the link to buy your ticket now and be part of an unforgettable experience.

Get Your Ticket Now!

Markham Civic Centre 101 Town Centre Blvd. Markham, ON L3R 9W3. Markham (Canada) International Film Festival, is a nonprofit organization devoted to a greater appreciation of a premiere festival to celebrate the moments and experiences of different ethnicities and their stories captured behind the lens, and detailed through the eye of a filmmaker. The MCIFF is creating a platform for global filmmakers who are living in the incredible country of Canada. The aim is to bring world communities together to embrace our differences and discover our shared experiences. It is a focus-oriented festival through which filmmakers promote, challenge and develop an understanding of equality, social justice, non-discrimination, diversity and multiculturalism.

The festival is accepting all genres of films from all over the world by creating an opportunity for filmmakers to get their films judged by Film Experts and let the creators know the competence in the Film Industry. The judging criteria is a comprehensive evaluation process and only high quality films are selected.

We accept all genres of films from all over the world. We create an opportunity for filmmakers to get their films judged and let them compete with other filmmakers.VENUE
The annual Markham (Canada) International Film Festival (MCIFF) will take place July 20-21st, 2024 at Markham Civic Centre, Markham, Canada,

VENUE:
Markham Civic Centre, Markham, Ontario, Canada
Time: 11:00 (both days)
Date: July 20-21st 2024

QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSIONS
Filmmakers and cast are invited to present their films and share their experiences with the audiences.

Awards & Prizes:

MCIFF offers jury awards for Best Feature and Best Short as well as Audience Choice Awards in the same categories. Winners get LAUREL, CERTIFICATE and Cash price

NewMakeIt is pleased to announce the organization’s second annual Newmarket Makers Festival. Attendees will enjoy shopping at an artisan market, live demonstrations of wheel-thrown pottery and blacksmithing, and opportunities to learn about unique community programs. 

The event will feature delicious food, opportunities to win prizes, and live music. We expect to welcome over 400 community members. The Newmarket Makers Festival will take place on Saturday, July 20, 2024, from 1:30 pm to 8 pm at NewMakeIt in Newmarket.

https://www.newmakeit.com/pages/artisan-and-maker-festival

Get ready to kick up your boots and dance the night away! Country Line Dancing is coming to Old Flame Brewery Newmarket on Saturday, July 20 from 7 pm to 9 pm. Join us as Cheatin Hearts takes the stage, ready to stomp and sway with all of you!

Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, come join the fun as we teach a variety of line dancing routines. We'll break them down step by step, ensuring everyone can join in on the excitement. It's two full hours of pure JOY and FUN!

Plus, your $20 ticket includes 2 hours of lessons AND one drink of your choice. Talk about a deal! So grab your friends, put on your dancing shoes, and join us on the top floor of Old Flame Brewery Newmarket for a night of unforgettable memories and the love of country line dancing in your soul.

Save the date: Saturday, July 20, 7 pm-9 pm 
Location: Old Flame Brewery 140 Main St. S, Newmarket (top floor) 
Ticket price: $20 (includes 2 hours of lessons + 1 drink) Let's have some memorable moments together! See you there!

Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to another guest.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/country-night-line-dancing-lessons-tickets-912607051257

Welcome to the KADEM Fund Raising Dinner & Dance event! Join us for a night of delicious food, great music, and dancing at 8201 Weston Rd. 

This in-person event promises to be a fantastic evening filled with fun and laughter. Don't miss out on this opportunity to support a great cause while enjoying a memorable night out. Grab your friends and family, and come dance the night away with us!

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/kadem-fund-raising-dinner-dance-tickets-895381970577

This Drug & Alcohol-Free event will feature alcohol free beverages for $5 each. With a brand new dance floor, an awesome disco ball, fog machine and club lights this will feel like a traditional dance club. George Quarcoo, DJ GQ, will be live and spinning your dancing favourites. Go http://ConsciousClubNight.eventbrite.ca. Tickets $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Ribfest is an annual 3-day event that attracts professional Rib teams that travel from across North America and feature award-winning ribs and a variety of other food offerings. In addition, there is live entertainment and one of the region’s largest midways.

Location: Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/ribfest.aspx

Markham Civic Centre 101 Town Centre Blvd. Markham, ON L3R 9W3. Markham (Canada) International Film Festival, is a nonprofit organization devoted to a greater appreciation of a premiere festival to celebrate the moments and experiences of different ethnicities and their stories captured behind the lens, and detailed through the eye of a filmmaker. The MCIFF is creating a platform for global filmmakers who are living in the incredible country of Canada. The aim is to bring world communities together to embrace our differences and discover our shared experiences. It is a focus-oriented festival through which filmmakers promote, challenge and develop an understanding of equality, social justice, non-discrimination, diversity and multiculturalism.

The festival is accepting all genres of films from all over the world by creating an opportunity for filmmakers to get their films judged by Film Experts and let the creators know the competence in the Film Industry. The judging criteria is a comprehensive evaluation process and only high quality films are selected.

We accept all genres of films from all over the world. We create an opportunity for filmmakers to get their films judged and let them compete with other filmmakers.VENUE
The annual Markham (Canada) International Film Festival (MCIFF) will take place July 20-21st, 2024 at Markham Civic Centre, Markham, Canada,

VENUE:
Markham Civic Centre, Markham, Ontario, Canada
Time: 11:00 (both days)
Date: July 20-21st 2024

QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSIONS
Filmmakers and cast are invited to present their films and share their experiences with the audiences.

Awards & Prizes:

MCIFF offers jury awards for Best Feature and Best Short as well as Audience Choice Awards in the same categories. Winners get LAUREL, CERTIFICATE and Cash price

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Discover a fresh shopping experience at our Affordable Fresh Food Markets in Markham, Georgina, Stouffville, Richmond Hill, and Newmarket. Open to everyone, these markets are more than just places to buy veggies and fruits – they’re vibrant, inclusive hubs designed for community connection.

Drop by and enjoy our affordable fresh fruit and vegetable market. This space is open to all and designed to make it easier to access fresh produce. 

To learn more about our markets visit www.yrfn.ca! Bring a reusable bag with you! We accept cash, credit, and debit!

321 Mill St, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 4B5. Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm. Presented by Tim Hortons, July’s toe-tapping tunes music by Groove Marmalade – Motown. Concert-goers are encouraged to walk or cycle to the concert as nearby parking is limited. Attendees can leave their bikes at the bike valet booth.

Queen Victoria’s Secret

The period of Queen Victoria’s rule (1837 – 1901) was a time of considerable change and innovation. The Queen was an influencer with a tremendous impact on everything from holiday celebrations and family life to clothing and fashion. It is believed that she introduced the white wedding gown, which is commonplace today.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets explores the various changes in the way Victorian middle-class women dressed. The exhibit includes textiles and objects from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collection, with a focus on undergarments that were designed to enable women to achieve the desired and fashionable silhouette – complimenting dress-style changes.

A variety of fabrics, colors, and patterns, including paisley, were introduced in this era as Queen Victoria became a figurehead for middle-class respectability. As outerwear became more elaborate, women continued to adorn their undergarments—usually plain linen or cotton—with needlework and colored thread for personal enjoyment. Styles became more accessible to middle and working-class women with the advent of the sewing machine and the printed pattern.

Queen Victoria’s Secrets exhibit on display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre from May 7 to August 31, 2024. 

https://www.richmondhill.ca/en/things-to-do/Galleries-and-Exhibits.aspx#Exhibits-at-the-Heritage-Centre-19-Church-Street

July 1 to September 1, 2024

Enjoy nine weeks of cycling challenges.

Pre-registration is required through e-PLAY. Register by June 30, 2024, or while spots are available (limited space). Cycle Aurora - Register Online
Explore Aurora by Bike

Explore Aurora while enhancing your cultural connection with interesting cycle destinations. There are a variety of cultural points of interest predetermined throughout Aurora. We’ve put together more than 45 challenges that will get you out exploring our beautiful Town by bike. The challenges are family-friendly and a great opportunity to be active together while learning more about the Town.

Once registered, you will receive your cycle challenges through the GooseChase app. As you complete challenges, you will be collecting points and there will be several weekly prizes in the form of gift cards for local stores. The challenge runs for nine weeks. You can ride your way to completing missions on your schedule, whenever you choose.

Whether it’s your first time on two wheels or you’re a regular cyclist, let’s all get out and enjoy the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Collect points and see where you land on the leaderboard.

https://www.aurora.ca/en/recreation-arts-and-culture/cycle-aurora.aspx

Groovin’ in The Park is a free two-day festival at Toronto’s Woodbine Park, featuring soul, funk, world, and house music as part of the Beaches International Jazz Festival. The family-friendly event offers food, a beer garden, and shaded seating. Past performers include Mark Farina, DJ Spinna, and Tortured Soul, showcasing Toronto’s rich dance community. Enjoy a dynamic mix of live music in the scenic setting of Woodbine Park. Times will very depending on date.:https://www.beachesjazz.com/olg