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June 13 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
TRi KiDS Triathlon Newmarket
100 Eagle St., Newmarket
Contact: Tara and Brad Melville
Phone: 905-582-4633
URL: http://www.runwellevents.com
A Swim, Bike, Run event for ages 3-15. Ray Twinney Complex $40, ages 3-15 |
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 June 19 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Try Something New... With Dad!
Enjoy An Afternoon Out With Dad To Celebrate Father’s Day While Playing Bocce!
Rouge Woods CC
Equipment is provided. Children must be 6 years of age and older. Please contact Sandra
Iaboni, Adult Coordinator at the number below to reserve your space by Tuesday, June 15.
All children must be accompanied by an adult. Family members welcome.
For details contact Sandra Iaboni, Adult Coordinator, at (905) 882-4295, ext. 3153 |
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June 19 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Teddy Bears' Picnic at the Elman W. Campbell Museum
134 Main St. South, Newmarket
Contact: Elman W. Campbell Museum
Phone: 905-953-5314
URL: http://newmarket.ca
Attention ALL teddy bear lovers! All teddy bears, and their owners, are invited to a Teddy
Bears' picnic at the Elman W. Campbell Museum on Saturday, June 19, 1:30-3:30p.m. Games,
teddy bear contests, displays and refreshments! To avoid missing any activities please
arrive by 1:30p.m. Contest categories are: Sports Bear, Best Halloween Costume, and
Superhero Bear. Tickets $5 and must be purchased in advance. For more information, please
call (905) 953-5314. We are located at 134 Main St., South, Newmarket. |
 June 25 - 27 from 11 am to 1 am
Polo For Heart
13401 Leslie St., Richmond Hill
Contact: Karen White
Phone: 416-432-9735
URL: http://www.poloforheart.org
3-day International polo festival that raises money for the Heart & Stroke Foundation
and the Cardiac Care Program at Southlake Regional. Two exciting polo games played each
day, boutiques village, silent auction, Art Walk, Children's village and pony rides,
half-time entertainment show, and the traditional Champagne divot stomp. Bring a picnic
and enjoy a day in the country - all for a great cause! Gormley Polo Centre Admission $15 |
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June 25 from 10 8:30 - 9:30 PM
AstroNats Summer Observing Sessions
350 16th Ave., Richmond Hill
Contact: Karen Cilevitz
Phone: 416-990-6694
URL: http://astro.rhnaturalists.ca/
Come and join us every Friday night from June to August, 2009, inclusive.Bring your own
binoculars and telescopes if you have them, and join in the celestial fun! All ages, free!
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June 26
Bloomin' Strawberry Social
The Richmond Hill Heritage Centre, 19 Church Street North
The time-honoured tradition of dessert and tea may be enjoyed in the Gardenview room or on
the patio. Teas are offered every Tuesday during the summer and for special celebrations
throughout the year. Enjoy our Signature Private Blend Tea or try our new assortment of
herbal and fruit teas. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling the
Heritage Centre at (905) 780-3802. |
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| July |
 July 1
from 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Canada Day Celebrations Presented by Tim Hortons
Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East
(Northwest corner of Elgin Mills Road East and Leslie Street)
FREE ADMISSION - Compliments of Tim Hortons
Free all day event admission with donation of a non-perishable food item to benefit the
Richmond Hill Food Bank.
This exciting day hosts one of the largest municipal fireworks display in the Region. A
variety of activities for the entire family are offered, including children's games,
musical entertainment, midway, food pavilion, and so much more. Canada Day Schedule
of Events [PDF] |
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July 1 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Canada Day
254 Main St. South, Newmarket
Contact: Michelle Clayton-Wood
Phone: 905-853-5843
URL: http://www.whatnotscrafts.com
Bring the whole family down to Main Street Newmarket July 1st Canada Day 10-5pm. Free
bouncy castle, face painting, crafts for the kids! Music and street vendors! Visit the
shoppes and cafes and make it a day to remember! |
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July 6 - 27 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Kids Around Town
395 Mulock Dr., Newmarket
Contact: Deanna Smith
Phone: 905-895-5193 Ext. 2607
URL: http://www.newmarket.ca
July 6, 13, 20, 27, Town of Newmarket Municipal Office, 395 Mulock Dr. 7 to 8 p.m. Join us
at the back of the building for family entertainment on the mobile stage trailer. Bring a
lawn chair. If inclement weather, inside the Council Chambers. Free. Children under 12
must be accompanied by an adult. Subject to change, contact the Town of Newmarket
905-895-5193, www.newmarket.ca |
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July 8 - August 26
2010 Concerts in the Park presented by Tim Hortons
Mill Pond Park and Richmond Green Sports Complex and Park
The “Concerts in the Park” series has been one of the great joys of summer in
Richmond Hill since 1975. Residents are encouraged to come out and enjoy an exciting
line-up of musical talent in genres including Blues, Country, Rock and Roll, Celtic,
tribute bands, children’s acts and so much more!
The free outdoor concerts, presented by Tim Hortons, take place on Thursday evenings in
July (beginning July 8) and August at Mill Pond Park and some Sunday afternoons at
Richmond Green Park. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets or cushions
to each concert for seating.
Thursday Evening Concerts’ Barbecue
Enjoy an evening out and support the Concerts in the Park Series! The Concerts’
barbecue features hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, drinks and ice cream treats
(in limited quantities) with all proceeds raised from the barbecue going towards the
concert series. An Olde-Tyme Corn Roast will be presented by the Richmond Hill Heritage
Centre on August 12, 19, and 26 (quantities are limited).
Mill Pond Concerts:
- July 8 – The Carpet Frogs: Being a back-up band for Burton
Cummings and Randy Bachman has certainly taught this band how to rock! You won’t want
to miss great hits from the Guess Who, including “American Woman,” ”These
Eyes” and “No Time.”
- July 15 – Jack Grunsky: Join us for a great evening with Juno
Award-winning children’s performer Jack Grunsky, who will rock, sing and lullaby the
night away.
- July 22 – Tribute to the Blues - Mike Cadó: This eight-piece jazz
group defines hip! Come and enjoy one of the GTA’s best jazz and blues groups at
beautiful Mill Pond Park.
- July 29 – Retrocity: For pure acappellatude, look no further than
these seven totally rad singers! Be amazed as they boogaloo their way through your
favourite tunes from the 80s and beyond without a Casio keyboard or drum machine in sight!
- August 5 – Cindy Thompson and the Richmond Hill Centennial Pipe
Band: Join us for a truly memorable Canadian musical experience with this Ottawa Valley
Celtic fiddler, singer and dancer! The Richmond Hill Centennial Pipe Band will perform
during intermission.
- August 12 – The Good Brothers: Spend a summer night with home town
favourites The Good Brothers, as they sing and play their own brand of country rock.
- August 19 – Erick Traplin: Dance, sing, play and have fun with one
of Canada’s most engaging children performers, Erick Traplin.
- August 26 – Hotel California – Tribute to the Eagles: Rock
out at this final Thursday night concert with an amazing salute to the Eagles including
all their big hits like “Desperado,” “Take it Easy” and
“Heartache Tonight.”
Richmond Green Concerts:
- July 11 – The Fabulous Knockouts: You’ll be transported back
in time as these talented performers produce a knockout “Foundations” sound you
really don’t want to be without. You’re going to love hearing “In The Bad,
Bad Old Days” and “Why Do You Build Me Up Buttercup?”
- July 25 – Judy & David: Enjoy an afternoon of music and fun
with Canada’s Juno Award-winning children’s “Sing-A-Long Superstars”
of stage and TV fame!
- August 8 – Neu Jenarashun: This fabulous Toronto-based Caribbean
band will dance, sing and play the irresistible rhythms of Soca, Calypso, Reggae, Soul and
R & B at this final Sunday afternoon concert.
Concert Cancellations
Summer weather becomes a key consideration to the safety of the Concerts’ patrons. In
the event of inclement weather near to or during a performance, it will be determined if
the concert will continue as scheduled. In the event of cancellations, signage will be
posted on the gazebo at Mill Pond Park by 7:30 p.m. that evening or at the Richmond Green
Park front gate sign by 4:30 p.m. that afternoon. Concert goers can also call the Concerts
in the Park Hotline at (905) 771-5466 for status updates of concerts the day of a
scheduled performance. Unfortunately, concerts cannot be rescheduled.
Non-perishable Food Donations Benefiting the Richmond Hill Food Bank
Non-perishable food donations are accepted at each Thursday night (donation bin is located
near the barbecue ticket sales table) and Sunday afternoon concert (donation bin is
located near the performance stage) which go on to assist members of the Richmond Hill
community with much needed resources. |
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July 6 - August 25 from 7:30 PM
Outdoor Jazz Nights Every Tuesday
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Phone: 905-787-8811
Every Tuesday evening at the RHCPA is Outdoor Jazz night in the Plaza Courtyard. Admission
is free. Take in the fresh air and tap your toes to some amazing jazz music! |
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July 7 - August 25 from 7:30 PM
Live Acoustic Wednesdays
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Phone: 905-787-8811
New this summer to the RHCPA is Live Acoustic Wednesdays in the Plaza Courtyard. Admission
is free. Grab a seat and get ready to enjoy some sweet acoustic jams! |
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July 12 - August 23 from 7:00 PM
Night at the Movies Mondays
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Phone: 905-787-8811
See some of the greatest films of the world right in your backyard! The RHCPA is pleased
to present the summer season of the Film Circuit, a division of the Toronto International
Film Festival Group. Film Circuit is a grassroots initiative that promotes and facilitates
screenings of Canadian and International independent films in 175 communities across
Canada and has a presence in 35 countries around the world. These screenings promote
Canadian artists and films, and generate significant economic benefits for the local
community while providing filmgoers an opportunity to see films that may not otherwise be
available. The RHCPA is committed to increasing the amount of cultural events for our
residents through this unique cinematography experience! |
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July 24 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Around the World Multicultural Tour
100 Eagle St. West, Newmarket
Contact: Deanna Smith
Phone: 905-895-5193 Ext. 2607
URL: http://www.newmarket.ca
Sat. July 24, Ray Twinney Recreation Complex, 100 Eagle St. W. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outdoor
live entertainment, food, music, dance, crafts, vendors and much more. The event will move
indoors to Arena #1 if inclement weather. Free admission. |
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| August |
August 3 - 17 from 7 to 8 pm
Kids Around Town (August)
Environmental Park, Woodspring Ave, Newmarket
Phone: 905-895-5193 Ext. 2607
URL: http://www.newmarket.ca
Join us for family entertainment, at the amphitheatre. Weather permitting (no rain dates)
Free. |
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| September |
September 17 - 19 from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Newmarket Psychic Expo
56 Forhan Dr., Optimist Club, Newmarket
URL: http://www.psychicexpos.com
Newmarket’s largest international psychic expo, since 1988. International psychic
readers. Private readings. Past, present, future. Books, crystals, free lectures,
demonstrations, and prizes! |
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September 18 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Doors Open Newmarket 2010
Phone: 905-953-5314
URL: http://www.newmarket.ca
Enjoy free activities, tours and explore Newmarket’s rich heritage during Doors Open
Newmarket. Many of Newmarket’s interesting architectural, cultural and historical
sites will open their doors to residents and visitors during this fun and educational
experience. When: Saturday, September 18 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Where: A variety of
architectural and historical sites throughout Newmarket, many of which will host special
tours and other activities. |
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September 25 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Announcing Tour de Greenbelt 2010!
Main St., Newmarket
URL: http://www.tourdegreenbelt.ca/index.html
Announcing Tour de Greenbelt 2010! September 11th & 12th in Niagara Region September
25th in York Region September 26th in Durham Region
What is the Tour de Greenbelt? Re-discover the joy of a leisurely bike ride and come
explore Ontario's Greenbelt, 1.8 million acres of protected land wrapping around the
Golden Horseshoe. |
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| October |
October 14 from 6:30 to 10:00 PM
Indulge Your Senses
1096 Ringwell Dr., Newmarket
Contact: Joanne Witt
Phone: 905-853-2862 Ext. 233
URL: http://deafblindontario.com/events.html
DeafBlind Ontario Services is pleased to present our 5th annual signature event, Indulge
Your Senses, which raises funds to support deafblind individuals in York Region and Simcoe
County. This year, the event will be held in Newmarket at the majestic Roman Palace on
Thursday, October 14th, 2010. Indulge Your Senses is a celebration of all the senses in an
evening of pampering, relaxation and indulgence. Women will enjoy a fabulous girls night
out complete with delectable treats, heavenly aromas, massages, reflexology and other
relaxing treatments! Please contact Joanne Witt at 905-853-2862 x233 or
events@deafblindontario.com to purchase tickets, donate a prize, sponsor or volunteer. |
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October 16 - 17
Annual Richmond Hill Studio Tour & Art Sale
Susan Chater, Watercolour & oilThe Annual Richmond Hill Studio Tour & Art Sale,
which began in 2003, is a juried show that provides local artists the opportunity to
showcase and potentially sell their work. This event, which includes only original,
hand-made art in many forms and media, such as painting, sculpture, pottery, photography,
printmaking and hand-crafted jewelry, continues to grow and is quickly becoming one of the
most recognized tours in York Region. |
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 October 25
Municipal Election
Election Day for all municipalities in the Province of Ontario is Monday, October 25,
2010. On this day, voters in the Town of Richmond Hill will elect positions for the
offices of Mayor, Regional and Local Councillor (two positions), Ward Councillor (one for
each of Wards 1 to 6) and Trustee for the English Public (two positions), English
Separate, French Public and French Separate School Boards. |
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| November |
November
Santa Claus Parade
Richmond Hill |
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November
Main Street Candle Light Parade & Tree Lighting
Hosted by Main Street Merchants. Meet in front of St. Andrew's Church (Main & Water
St.), 6:30-8:30 p.m., Parade up Main Street with the Newmarket Citizens Band, sing
Christmas carols in front of the Clock Tower Inn and watch the tree lighting. 905-895-3382 |
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November
It’s For The Birds!
Hollidge Tract, 16389 Hwy 48. Learn how natural plantings can provide backyard shelter
and food for winter birds. Build a birdhouse to take home (birdhouse kits supplied). Free.
Brought to you by the Natural Heritage and Forestry Services Section of Regional
Municipality of York. Pre-registration is required: 905-830-4444 ext. 5256, www.york.ca. |
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Santa Claus Parade
NewmarketBegins at corner of Lorne and Eagle St. at 11 a.m. East to Main St., North on
Main St., West on Davis Dr. to Parkside Dr. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an
adult. Subject to change. Contact the Town of Newmarket at 905-895-5193. |
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Ontario SPCA Microchip Clinic
Every year thousands of pets in Ontario go missing and many do not find their way home.
Protect your furry friends by providing them with microchip identification. This permanent
identification will allow finders to easily identify your pet should an accidental escape
occur by providing them with important information to allow your dog or cat to be returned
quickly and safely to you.
Protect your pet by attending one of the Microchip Clinics being held at the York Region
Branch of the Ontario SPCA. The clinics will held at the shelter from 12:00 – 4:00 pm
on the following dates.
For more information contact the Adoption Center at 905-898-7122 Ext. 30616586 Woodbine
Avenue
Newmarket, Ontario
(905) 898-7122 |
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| December |
December
Tree of Hope
Upper Canada Mall, Yonge St. Drop by the Ontario SPCA tree and hang a paw in honour or
in memory of your pet, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Volunteers are needed to help!
905-898-7122, 1-888-668-7722, www.yorkregionospca.com. |
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Breakfast with Santa
The Elman W. Campbell Museum at 134 Main St. S. The Friends of the Museum will host a
continental breakfast. Tickets are $10 per person. Breakfast will be available at 8:30
a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Admission includes breakfast, photo with Santa and Museum admission.
Please make your arrangements early. Tickets must be purchased in advance. 905-953-5314,
www.newmarket.ca |
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Christmas Market & Bazaar
Newmarket Community Centre, 200 Doug Duncan Dr. 9 a.m. Hosted by Community Living
Newmarket/Aurora District. 905-898-3000, www.clnad.com |
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Forest Jingle Bell Walk
Hollidge Tract, 16389 Hwy 48 Join other merry walkers along a 2km forest path. Learn
about the holiday tradition of bells, Christmas trees and the benefits of evergreens.
Bells provided. A donation of non-perishable food would be appreciated. All free! Brought
to you by the Natural Heritage and Forestry Services Section of Regional Municipality of
York. 905-895-830-4444 ext. 5256, www.york.ca |
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Live Nativity Pageant
Fairy Lake Park, Water St.Presented to the Community by the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints and The Town of Newmarket. Fairy Lake Park, Water St., December 21 to 23
performances at 7 & 8 p.m. December 24 one performance at 7 p.m. Children under 12
must be accompanied by an adult. Subject to change, contact the Town of Newmarket
905-895-5193, www.newmarket.ca. |
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December from 6 to 9 p.m.
Tim Hortons First Night Newmarket
Magna Centre, 800 Mulock Dr.Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Magna Centre, 800
Mulock Dr. from 6 to 9 p.m. Brought to you by Tim Hortons, Newmarket Hydro and Town of
Newmarket. Live outdoor family entertainment, horse drawn wagon rides, free skating and
swimming. At the end of the evening be dazzled by the Grand Finale Countdown at 9 p.m.
This event is free to everyone! Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Subject
to change, contact the Town of Newmarket 905-895-5193, www.newmarket.ca |
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** NOTE: All dates and locations of 2011 events to be confirm. |
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| February |
February from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Family Day Fun Toyland at the Museum 2011
134 Main St. S., Newmarket, ON
Enjoy our old-fashioned wooden toys (no batteries required!), and activities involving our
antique toys. See our model train, walk on stilts, and make a simple toy to take home! All
our old toys will come out to play!
$2.00 per participant
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com
Event Contact: Beth Sinyard
Event Phone: 905-953-5314 |
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Heritage Day
Community Centre, 200 Doug Duncan Dr., Hall #2, NewmarketPresented by Heritage
Newmarket, the Newmarket Historical Society,
the Elman W. Campbell Museum. First wagon ride at 1 p.m. Military history of Newmarket
display, military re-enactor, quilt display and demonstration, refreshments FREE!
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com
Event Contact: Beth Sinyard
Event Phone: 905-953-5314 |
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| March |
March from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
March Break Mayhem 2011 at the Museum
134 Main St. S., Newmarket, ON
Drop in for lots of energetic action and fun! Activities will include stilt walking, hula
hoops, ring tosses, graces and marbles. Make something cool for your room! Suitable for
ages 6 and up. $6.00 per participant. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a caregiver
18 years of age or older. Parents please note: This is not a day camp and there are no
lunchroom facilities.
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com
Event Contact: Beth Sinyard
Event Phone: 905-953-5314 |
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| April |
April from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Easter Eggstraordinary
134 Main St. S., Newmarket, ON
Hop on into the Museum for an eggciting afternoon! Bring your toy bunnies and Easter hats
and enjoy games, Easter displays, pioneer egg decorating and refreshments!
Pre-registration is required. $4.50 per participant.
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com
Event Contact: Beth Sinyard
Event Phone: 905-953-5314 |
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| May |
May from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Holland River & Community Clean-Up
Town Hall, 395 Mulock Dr.
Enjoy a coffee before heading off to help with the clean up. Registration begins at 8:30
a.m. clean-up 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon, gloves and garbage bags provided. Free BBQ lunch.
Pre-registration not required. Please join us today for the opening of the Dave Kerwin
Trail, located off Ford Wilson Blvd. (off of Davis Dr. or off Woodspring Ave.) time TBA
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: dsmith@newmarket.ca
Event Contact: Deanna Smith
Event Phone: 905-895-5193 |
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