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June 3 from 9:30 am to 12:30
pm
PEACE TREE DAY
CELEBRATION
Concord/Thornhill Regional Park
299 Racco Parkway (Dufferin Street and Highway #407) The event will feature
activities, cultural foods, displays and performances.
Peace Tree Day, inspired by the award-winning film The Peace Tree by Mitra
Sen, is an annual festival for children and families of every culture and faith to
celebrate peace and diversity TOGETHER. Children around the world are creating Peace
Trees with symbols from all different cultures and faiths to put on one tree to
reflect the beauty of 'diversity in unity'.
For more information about how your school can participate in the City's Peace Tree Day
Celebration, please contact Mirella Tersigni, Community Development Coordinator at
905-832-2377, ext. 7429 or by fax at 905-832-6726 or by email at mirella.tersigni@vaughan.ca. |
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June 8 from 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM
York Pride Fest '10 - Social Night in Woodbridge
10 Colossus Dr., Jack Astor's Bar & Grill
URL: http://www.yorkpridefest.com
An informal social evening at Jack Astor's Bar & Grill in Woodbridge, as part of York
Region's 10th Annual Pride Week Celebration.
On Tuesday 8th June, York Pride Fest will be hosting an informal social evening at Jack
Astor's Bar & Grill in Woodbridge. As with all Pride Week events, an invitation is
extended to all families, friends and supporters of deversity, not only within the LGBTQ2
community but also the community at large. This event is open to people of all age groups.
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June 11 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
York Pride Fest '10 - Rainbow Fusion Youth Event
120 Interchange Way, Dave & Buster's, Concord
http://www.yorkpridefest.com
The 2010 youth pride event of York Region's 10th Annual Pride Week Celebration.
This year the Pride Fest Rainbow Fusion youth event will be held at Dave &
Busters in Concord. Come out for a social night of games, fun and food! Admission
includes student-run games with awesome prizes, giveaways and a delicious event buffet,
all for an incredible price. Choose from over 200 games in the Million Dollar Midway. Come
as you are or dress like your favourite superhero. This event is not only for youth within
the LGBTQ2 community but for all youth who support diversity. Admission to this event is
only $10, inclusive of buffet, when tickets are purchased from one of the ticket outlets
listed on www.yorkpridefest.com. Alternatively tickets can be purchased online for $12.
But hurry! Tickets are limited and must be purchased prior to June 4th. |
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JUNE 12 - 13
10th ANNUAL WINDFALL ECOLOGY FESTIVAL
For complete information, tickets and registration, please visit www.windfallfestival.ca.This
year's Windfall Ecology Festival is bigger and greener
than ever. A week of environmental activities is planned, leading up to an outdoor
festival in Newmarket's Fairy Lake Park. |
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| July |
July 30 - 31
AURORA
JAZZ+ FESTIVAL 2010
Aurora Town Park
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2010 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2010 - 12 Noon to 11:00 p.m.
Join us for this years exciting Aurora Jazz+ Festival 2010. For complete details,
visit www.aurorajazzfest.com or call 905-841-6489. |
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| August |
August 6 - 8
Woodbridge
Rotary Ribfest
100 Porter Ave., Kipling Avenue, 1 km north of Hwy 7, Woodbridge
Company/Organization: Rotary Club of Woodbridge
Contact: Jamie Maynard
Phone: 905-851-0690
Ribs, music, midway, beer garden and more! The Woodbridge Ribfest is a fundraiser for
Rotary projects here and internationally |
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August
WOODBRIDGE
ITALIAN FESTIVAL
Ontario Soccer Centre, Martin Grove Rd.
The Woodbridge Italian Festival is a celebration of community and culture, and is made
possible through the generosity and dedication of various organizations throughout the
community. The Festival is a two-day spectacular filled with entertainment, sports,
fashion, music, carnival rides and games, an indoor exhibition and the participation of
thousands of spectators of all ages. Each year, the Woodbridge Italian Festival looks to
promote new artists within the community and bring the best in entertainment to the stage.
Call (905) 856- 2823 for more information. |
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August from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Hindu Heritage Day
Black Creek Pioneer Village A celebration of Hindu Culture presented by the Hindu
Federation. |
| September |
September 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
44th
Kleinburg Binder Twine Festival
An annual Kleinburg highlight in September is the Binder Twine Festival. It began in the
late 1800s when farmers came to the community to buy twine to bind their sheaves of
wheat together. Charlie Shaw, owner of Shaws Hardware Store in Kleinburg, offered
food and entertainment to the visiting farmers and an annual celebration was born,
continuing until his death in 1931.In 1967, a small committee revived the concept of
Binder Twine as Kleinburg's centennial project. It was so successful that it once again
became an annual event. Occurring on the first Saturday after Labour Day, this exciting
festival features juried craft exhibitors, great food and entertainment. It is organized
and run entirely by over 800 volunteers from the community. Its success has resulted in
benefits to the community, such as Binder Twine Park, support for local schools and clubs,
new street signage, Kleinburg New Forest, and much more! There is a very special spirit of
cooperation and celebration "a community brought together with a common
goal". |
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September from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
55th Annual Pioneer Festival
Black Creek Pioneer Village
This mennonite and Pennsylvania-German festival boasts a one of a kind Quilt Auction. many
traditional foods, and great traditional demonstrations. Horse drawn wagon rides
available. |
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| October |
October 2 - 3 from 10:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted)
DOORS OPEN VAUGHAN 2010
Event is free of charge!
Join us at this year's event that features 17 specially selected buildings/sites opening
their doors to the public free-of-charge. Sites include the McMichael Canadian Art
Collection, Earth Rangers at the Kortright Centre, Power Stream Corporate Offices, Black
Creek Pioneer Village, the Wallace House, and the AMICI Museum. Art exhibits, walking
tours, interpretive history tours, and children's activities are included at the various
locations for the public to enjoy. |
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October
Vaughan's Multicultural Festival
Riviera Parque Banquet & Convention Centre
2800 Highway 7 W, Vaughan ON
The evening will feature live ethnic performances, distinct cuisines, inspiring art
exhibits and banner displays created by youth groups from across the city. The festivities
will commence with the You Tube sensation, the "Canadian Please" Duo.
Performances by Schola Cantorum, South Asian Dancers, Orient Dance Co., Irish Dance
Studio, Temple Kol Ami Choir, De Farmers Rhythm Sectio, Vaughan Filipino Association and
the Thornhill African Caribbean Canadian Association will showcase the many cultural
talents that make up Vaughan, one of Ontario's most diverse communities.
Take part in this first-time event happening in Vaughan!
Contact Info: 905-832-8585 ext.8405 |
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October 9 - 11
Woodbridge
Fall Fair
100 Porter Ave., Woodbridge
Contact: Jamie Maynard at 905-265-1782
Giant pumpkins, rides, games, music, food, farm animals and more! |
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October from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Gourdfest
Black Creek Pioneer VillageThe Canadian Gourd Society presents Gourdfest, a
celebration, showcase and competition of beautifully carved gourds. You'll never look at
the gourd the same way again. |
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October 14 - November 7
SavourVaughan
Restaurant Week
Various locations SavourVaughan is a celebration of Fine Flavours dedicated to shining
the spotlight on Vaughan's cultural diversity through its wide range of fine dining
restaurant choices. |
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| November |
November
Santafest
in Maple
The annual SantaFest in Maple event has become a Vaughan holiday tradition in only four
short years. The SantaFest event features a fabulous parade with inventive floats,
marching groups and great bands. It also features Santa's Village, a place where children
would come to play games and visit with Santa Claus. |
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| December |
| TBA |
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** NOTE: Dates and Event Location to be confirm. |
| January |
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| February |
FEBRUARY from 10:00 a.m. to
3:30 p.m.
Vaughan Celebrates Winterfest
presented by TD Canada Trust
Vellore Village Community Centre
1 Villa Royale Avenue (at Weston Road)
Woodbridge, Ontario
The City of Vaughan's 22th annual Winterfest presented by TD Canada Trust.
Other FREE activities will include an exciting Midway, Face Painting, Horse-drawn Wagon
Rides, and much more for everyone to enjoy.
For updates on activities and more information, visit www.vaughan.ca or call 905-832-8585,
ext. 8200. |
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| March |
March - April from 9:30 a.m. to 4
p.m.
Sugarbush
Maple Syrup Festival
Kortright Centre for Conservation and Bruce's Mill Conservation Area, Woodbridge and
Stouffville, ON
It's a sure sign of spring. Come out and tap into nature.' Demonstrations, wagon
rides, activities and, of course, pancakes and maple syrup! Check our special March Break
and Easter activities.
Contact Telephone: 416-667-6299; for group bookings 416-667-6295
Email: info@trca.on.ca |
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| May |
| TBA |
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