Feel the drumbeat as the Iroquoian village comes to life during this incredible celebration of Ontario's First Nations! Event activities include: First Nations dancers, special guest presenters, First Nations arts and crafts sale, corn husk doll making, discovery hunts and more!

The Scugog Shores Museum will be holding their 19th annual Pioneer Fall Fair Sunday, September 21st from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. The museum village will be bustling with activity all day long. Craftspeople will be demonstrating everything from woodworking to rug hooking. Check out the power of the old-fashioned steam engines, taste fresh-pressed cider and observe the meticulous work of a typesetter getting his newspaper ready for print. Members of the Military Re-enactors Society of Canada will once again be setting up camp in the Museum Village to demonstrate what life was like for Canadian soldiers during the war of 1812. Other activities: Children's fall crafts, Historical scavenger hunt, BBQ and Corn-on-the-Cob, Homemade Apple Crisp, Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and Bake Sale, Genealogy Table, Rope-Making, Blacksmithing, Heritage Soup, Spinning & Weaving. Admission to the fair is $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors and free for children 12 & Under. BBQ burgers, sausages, hot dogs and corn on the cob will be available at the snack hut. All proceeds will benefit the museum.

Join us for the 3nd Annual Children's Water Festival (CWF) held at Kelso Conservation Area. The CWF will offer elementary students in grades 3 to 5 the opportunity to learn about the importance of source and ground water. Visit the Halton Children's Water Festival for more information and to register today!

Features special entertainment/activities including Livestock Display barn, Agricultural Awareness Tent, Craft Building, Petting Zoo, Great Food, Exhibit Hall and Vendors, and more! Visit our website for complete details.

Our Harvest Festival will begin the weekend of September 27 and will continue every weekend in October, including Thanksgiving Monday. The hours of Harvest Festival are 10am until 4:30pm. Great Fall Fun for the whole family (be sure to bring a camera)! There is no charge to visit the farm market, however, there is an admission fee to enter the farm yard and different fall activities during our Fall Harvest Festival. A wagon ride to the 5-acre Corn Trail Boo Barn, A Pumpkin Farm Yard: Straw Jumping areas, Straw Pyramids, Tricky Trail, Giant Sandbox, Farm Animals, Witches Mouth, Face Painting. Optional Pony Rides are $3 per child. Our Springridge Harvest Festival is very popular. To ensure you and your family have the best possible experience - please try to come early in the day!

The 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. Members Cost: Free Non Members Cost: $13 adults; $9 children (ages 15 and under); $12 seniors and students; children 4 yrs. and under free. Parking is $6.00.

Markham Fair is Canada's largest 4-day fall fair with many entertaining and educational events for all ages. It is always held on the weekend before Thanksgiving. Help us keep our annual tradition going, bring your family and friends and enjoy our "rural heritage". Located in Markham, Ontario. Free Parking.

It's Fall fun with scarecrow making and a scavenger hunt! Sample Harvest soup and other goodies! Admission is pay what you can.

(Associacao Cultural Do Minho De Toronto) - a cultural celebration of Portuguese traditions.

Arab Heritage Day Festival. The rich and diverse Arab culture is celebrated through artistic expression in visual arts, music, dance, theatre, literature, film and food.