A Weekend off Family Fun! The 2010 Fair will be held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, September 10, 11 and 12. Midway, Lawn & Garden Tractor Pulls, Battle of the Bands, Displays, Concessions, Homecraft, Livestock Shows, FMX Freestyle Motocross, Kids Craft, Cheer Force Jaguars, Fall Fair Idol, Milking Demonstration, Demolition Derby, Pet Show, Heavy Horse Show, 4x4 Tractor Pull, Sandy Stompers.

Join us in the newly re-developed Memorial Park including our Angus Mackay MainStage, Southstage, Mississippi Dave de Eyre Square, Vendor Village, Food Court and Beer Gardens and even more Live Entertainment in the restaurants, pubs, coffee houses, clubs and outdoor cafes of Port Credit, there is something for everyone at the Shuffle. JUNIOR JAM takes place Sunday, September 12th > 12:00pm. Angus MacKay Memorial Park Mainstage. The Sick Kids Junior Jam has always been a successful event on the Sunday lineup of the Southside Shuffle. Young, yet serious, Blues enthusiasts up to the age of 18, have the chance to perform on stage with Mark 'Bird' Stafford and his band. Year after year, the amazing, young talent that turns up for this event continuously astounds Mark and audience members.

146th Annual Uxbridge Fall Fair. 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, Kids World, Homecrafts, Demonstrations and Contests, Great Food; Continuous Entertainment. Fun for the whole family! Fri.*, Sat., Sun., September 10*, 11, 12, 2010 *evening only.

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

Annual Fall Harvest Festival. Saturday & Sunday, September 11th & 12th, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. EVENT: Annual Fall Harvest Festival Barn Dance & Corn Roast - Saturday September 11th, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm. EVENT: Annual Fall Harvest Festival Pancake Breakfast - Sunday, September 12th, 9:30 am - 11:30 pm.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, 10 am - 3:30 pm. Grass Park - Downtown Brooklin. The Harvest Marketplace sets the scene with its array of fruits & vegetables, flowers & plants. There are crafts & games for kids with an assortment of activities to entertain and amaze. Enjoy strolling through the park and taking an old fashion horse & wagon ride or visiting the pet show. Demonstrations, displays and even a pie eating contest are all found at the Festival. Come enjoy entertainment throughout the day and so much more. Don't forget in the morning to join the Annual Harvest Run/Walk - Brooklin Natural Health Centre, Senior Fest at the United Church, and in the afternoon visit the Youth Fest - Brooklin Community Centre, 45 Cassels Road East 1-4pm.

Douglas John brings a wonderful talent to the world of children's entertainment as a performer and songwriter who has written and recorded over 30 songs for Ants In Your Pants. His CDs include Rainbows, Tickadeboo, and the Juno Award nominated Ants In Your Pants Volume 1.

This is your chance to meet Elmo and get a photo with your favourite giggly, red Sesame Street character.

Saturday, September 11 and Sunday, September 12 – Noon to 5 p.m. Children - spend the afternoon in High Park with your grandparent (or a favourite senior). In honour of Grandparents’ Day, Colborne Lodge is offering free admission the entire weekend to every senior accompanied by a child 4 – 12 years.

(Musical Play) Ages 3 - 10 by Zenon Skrzypczyk Music by Martyn Skrzypczyk. Our colourful, music-filled production, adapted from the Brothers Grimm, tells the story in song and dance of the two children who must escape their absent minded step-mother and the wacky, wicked witches who tempt them with treats and their candy house. Dates: Sept 11*, 12, 18, 19, 25 & 26, 2010. Times: 11am & 2pm. *Opening Weekend Discount: Sept 11 only, all single tickets $11. Shows take place at our theatre in North York, 100 Upper Madison Ave (just north of Sheppard Ave on the West side of Yonge Street).