We've got a good thing growing! Friday night: Tractor Pull; Entertainment. Saturday: Spelling Bee; Sheep, Goat & Dairy Shows, ATV Pull, Barnyard Rodeo, Demolition Derby. Sunday: Horse Shows, Cruise In Car Show, Poultry; Beef Show, Team Penning, Horse Pull All weekend: Midway (Sunday Special - Rides $ 1 for Kiddies, $ 2 for others), Kids World, Homecrafts, Demonstrations and Contests, Great Food; Continuous Entertainment. Fun for the whole family! Info Phone during Fair; 905-852-7745.

Provides an action-packed schedule that includes adrenaline-pumping midway rides, hot grandstand show performances and chow-down food enjoyment.

Canada's premiere Dragon Boat Festival promises to be even better and more exciting this year so do not miss out! Event highlights include: Large Athlete's Village, Vendor/Exhibitor Village, Beer Garden, Food Concessions, Dragon's Nest Kids Zone, Tiered Spectator Seating. Entering its 14th year, attracting thousands of elite and recreational athletes, the GWN Dragon Boat Challenge is highly regarded as one of North America's premier dragon boat racing events.

Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. / Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Don't miss the longest running trade show in the Durham Region. There will be over 75 booths to visit, seminars, how to workshops, crafts, silent auction, live entertainment and a draw for a free weekend at Bonnieview Lodge in Haliburton. FREE (Parking and Admission).

Dancers for Cancer is a show that celebrates local performing artists while raising funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. Over the past four years, this event has raised over $20,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society. We are celebrating our 5th annual benefit performance, which will be held at the Living Arts Center in Mississauga. Early Bird Sale Aug. 11-15, all tickets $15. $16 for upper balcony, $19 for the rest of the theatre.

Participate in an exciting, live sing-along with Douglas John! A joyful celebration of the child's imagination that will have the whole family tapping their toes! Shows are included with grounds admission or a Toronto Star Play All Day Pass®. Call 416-314-9900 or visit www.ontarioplace.com for more information.

This annual POW WOW, presented by the Georgian Bay Native Friendship Centre at Sainte-Marie Park, is open to the public and features Native dancing, traditional crafts and foods, and much more. For further information call 705-526-5589 or visit their website www.gbnfc.com.

Part of the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival - Sprokets Family Zone Film. The second feature from acclaimed animator Jacques-Rémy Girerd follows a young girl whose fantastical journey to rescue her father leads to an encounter with an unusual creature called Migou. Yet Mia et le Migou pushes beyond pure fantasy to address the more sobering issues of environmental damage, the mistreatment of workers and the adverse consequences of greed. Sprockets Family Zone films are intended for families. This film is appropriate for children ages 9 & up. Saturday September 06 07:00PM AMC 3. Saturday September 13 03:00PM VARSITY 1.

Interactive Musical Adaptation by Zenon Skrzypczyk. In North York. Join us for the first show of the season with an interactive musical adaptation of two classic tales. This pairing of the little mermaid who wanted to become human and the ugly duckling who wanted to be accepted and be 'beautiful' will be a great experience for the whole family. AGES: 3 - 10. DATES: Sept 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 2008. TIMES: 11am & 2pm. SPECIAL: Opening day, Sep 6 only, all single tickets $11. Call the box office at 416-368-8031 to reserve your tickets.

Part of the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival - Sprokets Family Zone Film. The Secret of Moonacre, which is adapted from Elizabeth Goudge's award-winning children's book The Little White Horse, is an epic adventure film with a magical heart. The story follows the exploits of thirteen-year-old orphan Maria Merryweather (Dakota Blue Richards of The Golden Compass), whose sole inheritance from her father is a book. This is no ordinary tome, however – in Maria's hands, its ancient story comes alive. The book chronicles an age-old rivalry between the Merryweather and De Noir families over a set of magical pearls, and as Maria delves into the mysterious tale, she finds herself fantastically entangled in the bitter feud. Sprockets Family Zone films are intended for families. This film is appropriate for children ages 8 and up. Saturday September 06 12:30PM WINTER GARDEN THEATRE. Saturday September 13 06:30PM VARSITY 3.