Discover Ukrainian culture in Canada and share the Ukrainian spirit at North America’s Largest Ukrainian Street Festival. This is your opportunity to experience Ukrainian culture and hospitality at its best. As always there will be non-stop entertainment with Ukrainian performers from the Greater Toronto Area, Canada, the USA and Ukraine which will include dancers, vocalists and musicians. Don’t miss the YOUTH segment on the grand stage at Jane Street! And if you wish – join the dancing at the evening ZABAVA/Street Dance on both Friday and Saturday. You will find vendor kiosks: delicious authentic Ukrainian food and beverages, beautiful souvenirs, interactive pavilions, and more. This year you can also enjoy SIDEWALK SALE shopping at the local Bloor West Village businesses. There is a midway for kids and youth. Take in the colourful parade on Saturday morning at 11am. A new attraction this year is the ART SHOW and SALE organized by the Collective of Canadian Ukrainian Artists.

Saturday, September 18, 2010. Description: This Mennonite and Pennsylvania-German festival boasts a Quilt Auction and many traditional foods. A guided horse-drawn wagon ride will take visitors through the North Property.

The highlight of the YEAR!! For over a decade Brooks Farms has hosted an awesome Fall Fun Festival and we just get bigger and better every year!! Come out and enjoy as we celebrate the beautiful autumn season (Brooks farms style!) Open Weekends from September 18th until October 31st 2010 Saturday & Sunday, 10:30am - 5pm. Open Thanksgiving Monday. "Pumpkins! and Straw Bales! and Aliens! oh my!!" Activities include: Train and Wagon Rides to the Pumpkin Patch, Pig Races and the Infamous Sue Wee Shufflers, Huge Aliens, Play Area, Farm Animals, Zip Lines, Bouncing Ponies, Rusty's Forest, Corn Maze, Straw Jumps, Pumpkin Cannons, Enlarged Sandbox, Alien Slides, Corn Cob Blasters! New Larger Straw Jump Area, Corks Snack Shack, Alien Adoption Centre! Duck Races & MORE!

Don’t miss this much-anticipated event attracting over 10,000 people. Beginning at 9:00 a.m. at The Towne Square, Downtown Oakville hosts a kick-off pancake breakfast. This is a great day to bring the kids downtown to enjoy an afternoon hayride, face painting and fresh-shucked corn on the cob. The most special part of Fall Festival is the kick-off to this season’s “A Taste of Downtown Oakville” with a day of appreciation of the finer things: fine wine, art and gastronomically pleasing delights.

Featuring folk music, horse and wagon rides,environmental displays, historic demonstrations, children’s activities & more! Saturday September 18, 2010. 11 am to 4 pm. Free Admission as part of Doors Open Mississauga (Non-perishable food items will be collected for the local community food bank).

Enjoy Fifi Forget-Me-Not and her best friend FuzzBuzz. Help Fifi remember her words and sing along with these loveable Flowertots. Stick around after the show meet Fifi and the other Flowertots!

Featuring Dave Mercer's Facts of Fishing for Kids Day is designed to be a fun-filled introduction to Canada's great family past time – the sport of fishing. Participating children have a chance to reel in some big fish, win a prize and take home a keepsake photo. Tickets: Adult/Youth - $16.90 + tax, Child/Senior - $11.19 + tax, Child: Ages 4-5, Youth: Ages 6+. Children under 4 are free. Prices listed are for Ground Admission which provides access to park events and entertainment. Upgrade to a Toronto Star Play All Day Pass to access Ontario Place rides and attractions.

Fort York and the Garrison Commons: Battlefields, Graves and Urban Development. Sunday, September 19, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Explore the evolution of Fort York’s ‘Garrison Common,’ land outside the Fort which was originally set aside for military purposes. Through the years, from the early British colonial era to the present day, the Commons has witnessed some of Toronto’s most dramatic events and changes. Free admission to Fort York after the tour.

See You In 2011! As you know, we pulled off a minor miracle in 2009 in mounting our fifth and largest Roncesvalles Polish Festival in the midst of heavy construction on our street. We had hoped to be able to work this miracle two years in a row. Unfortunately, the second (and final) round of construction will make a festival in 2010 impossible. We are planning to bring back the Roncesvalles Polish Festival in 2011 and invite you to join us then to participate in what we call “Canada’s largest celebration of Polish culture in Toronto’s best neighbourhood.”

Step into a world of Canada's best story tellers, children's authors, illustrators and musicians... a family festival of stories... in support of literacy projects in Hamilton. Sunday, September 19th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free Admission.