After their hit show Three Billy Goats Gruff in the 2006 Fringe (5 Stars in EYE MAGAZINE), Cow Over Moon brings you another original take on a classic story. When a young couple of poor woodcutters are given three wishes by a magical wood nymph, absolutely anything can happen. Add in a couple of thieving brothers to the mix and only disaster and hilarity can follow. For 12 years, Cow Over Moon Children's Theatre has produced plays that have become a tradition for hundreds of families in Mississauga . Using improvisation, these artists create new versions of well-known tales with creativity, participation and a healthy dose of hilarity. This show is suitable for kids aged 4 to 104. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE COMERS! Children's Theatre Palmerston Library Theatre, TOronto 560 Palmerston Avenue @ Bloor and Bathurst. Tickets: $5 children; $10 adults.

Audiences of up to 40,000 people make the annual Toronto Fringe Festival a force to be reckoned with. A well-established part of the North American Fringe circuit, the city's largest theatre event embraces around 100 theatre companies from Ontario, across Canada and beyond.

Garden Victorian Teas will run every Thursday in July and August from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., rain or shine. The cost is $10 per adult and $5 per child. Reservations are recommended.

Downsview Park is pleased to present free movies under the stars Friday nights throughout July and August, sponsored by 97.3 EZ Rock and Toronto Community News. Bring your blankets or lawn chairs with your family, friends and neighbours and enjoy a free family-friendly movie under the stars as the sun sets at Downsview Park. Free popcorn and additional concessions available on site. (Note: No movie on August 8.) Downsview Park, 35 Carl Hall Rd, Toronto. For movie listings visit our website.

Summerlicious presented by American Express - July 4 to July 20, 2008. Take advantage of the incredible value and exclusive prix fixe menus offered at over 130 of Toronto's top dining establishments. American Express Cardmembers can go to the Front of the Line to book early reservations on June 17 & 18, 2008. All general reservations accepted June 19, 2008. Summerlicious menus are now posted! For schedules and event details, visit our wesbite.

Treat yourself to a leisurely afternoon at Westfield. Have a tea and homemade tea biscuits with jam. Enjoy the fashions of different era with a mini-fashion show and period dancing at 2 pm. Sundays and Holidays, July through August, 12:30 pm to 4 pm. Adults $7, Seniors/Disabled $6, Youth 6-12 years of age $4, Children 5 years and under are free, Parking is free.

With its world renowned fishery, Port Credit Harbour and its charter fleet will be host to the Great Ontario Salmon Derby. Enjoy the village while planning a trip to “land the big one”. Visit our website for more details.

Saturdays & Sundays in July & August – Noon to 4:30 p.m. Bring the family to visit the last home of Toronto’s first mayor, William Lyon Mackenzie, then enjoy some kid time doing an historically-based activity. June’s activity: making thaumatropes (an optical illusion toy). Included with regular admission. Please call 416-392-6915 for further details.

Every Saturday in July and August, 11-4pm; drop in. COST: Regular Museum admission: $12 adult; $10 senior; $6 students; $4 children (5 - 17 years); Children under 5 are free; Family passes are also available. Free for Museum members. Go wild at the Bata Shoe Museum is the Saturday Shenanigans theme for July and August. Bring on the tigers with face painting and other animal and jungle related crafts!

Sundays in July and August from 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., 2008. Looking for something to do on a summer Sunday? Visit the Simcoe County Museum and take a step back in time! Included in the regular price of admission, costumed interpreters will be on site with special demonstrations every Sunday in July and August. Bread Oven Sunday, July 6th, August 3rd. Enjoy fresh baked goods from our Pioneer bread oven. County under Construction, July 13th, August 10th. Watch vintage construction equipment in action. Ice Cream Social, July 20th, August 17th. Sample hand churned, freshly made ice cream. Hearth and Home, July 27th, August 24th. Explore Pioneer daily life. The Simcoe County Museum is located at 1151 Highway 26, minutes north of Barrie. For more information, please phone 705-728-3721. Regular admission rates apply: Adult $4, Student/Senior $3.50, Child $2.50, Preschoolers are free.