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Festivals in
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October 10 - 31, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Pumpkinfest
13682 Heart Lake Road, North of Brampton
www.downeysfarm.com
Fees: $12 per person, ages 2-92
Slightly haunted with a wagon & pony rides, farm animals, live entertainment, puppet show, Boo Barn and corn maze. See website for more details
Your Guide for Pumpkinfest Entertainment:
October 15 & 16 Magician Dick Joiner
October 22 & 23 Entertainer Ben Burland
October 29 & 30 Steve Baker with Abracadabra Magic |
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| February |
February
Brampton’s Winter Festival
DMG Chinguacousy Park, 9050 Bramalea Rd.
www.brampton.ca 905-458-6555 x124 |
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| March |
March 19 - April 29
Annual PEEL MUSIC
FESTIVAL 2012
 Peel Music Festival was started in 1927 by W.E. Capps, a Brampton
schoolteacher who wanted to create a competitive venue for school choirs. Today, over 80
years later, PMF has grown into being one of Canada's largest music festivals. Faithful to
its origin, PMF continues to have a section for school choirs and ensembles. But it has
also become much more, even pushing out of the boundaries of music and into related art
forms. Besides offering competitive adjudication of the highest professional standard to
young performers playing a wide variety of instruments – brass, woodwinds, strings,
classical guitar, and piano – PMF also includes classes for ensembles, and for
performers in related art forms such as vocal, musical theatre and speech arts. Peel Music
Festival is a not-for-profit organization, run by a group of dedicated, volunteer music
teachers.
For more information or to obtain an entry form, visit www.peelmusicfestival.ca. |
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| May |
May TBA
Spring Fling in Ching
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park
There is plenty to see and do on the Victoria Day
weekend. Campbell Amusement Rides will provide great family entertainment and there will
be a variety of activities including BMX/Skateboard competitions and demonstations. |
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Region of Peel's Children's Water Festival
Heart Lake Conservation Area, 10818 Heart Lake Road
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Fees: FREE
Join us on Family Day at the Peel Children's Water Festival for lots of family activites,
including entertainment, outdoor education opportunities and communitiy planting . Bring
the whole family for this free event. Please contact (905) 791-7800 ext. 4141 for more
information. |
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Rotary Rib 'n' Roll, Brampton's popular ribfest
Gage Park.
The event will be staged in Gage Park on Friday evening from 5 to 11 p.m. and on Saturday
from 12 noon to 11 p.m. Rotary Rib 'n' Roll uses local ribbers and this year's lineup
includes Jake's Boathouse, Louisianna, and Turtle Jack's.
There is music on both days, featuring local and area bands. On Friday evening we have
three bands lined up Marc Ekins, Uptown Express and The Joys. On Saturday, there is
plenty of activity for children including jumping toys, wall climbing, face painting,
balloons and special entertainment for the children. Music is continuous throughout the
afternoon and evening. Check www.ribnroll.com for details and times. |
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| June |
June TBA
Filipino Fiesta in the Square
Rose Garden Square
Eight-hour non-stop entertainment in celebration of the 113th Anniversary of Philippine
Independence. There will be musical acts, audience games, food concessions, vendors,
silent auction, face painting and balloons. Free admission.
For more information please visit: www.bramptonfederation.com |
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IIFA (International Indian Film Academy) Buzz Festival
Gage Park, City Hall, Rose Theatre, Rosalea Park
The IIFA (International Indian Film
Academy) Awards Buzz Festival will be a dynamic celebration of Brampton's South Asian
community. Music, film, food and culture will be highlighted over the three day event when
downtown Brampton is transformed with the colours, scents and energy of a traditional
Mumbai-style bazaar. |
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Peel Ecofest
www.peelecofest.com
Peel Ecofest is a FREE public celebration of environmental action in Peel... in schools,
at home or in the community!
Come out to the Peel District School Board's BRITANNIA FARM in Mississauga...for live
music, great food, eco-workshops, and environmental project displays. Here are some tips
to help make Ecofest a great (and green) day for you and your friends or family:
- Ecofest is a rain or shine event. A portion of the festival is under a tent. Please make
sure to dress for the weather and bring your sunscreen.
- To help keep Ecofest waste free, no bottled water will be available at the event. Please
remember to bring a reusable water bottle that can be filled at the water refill stations.
You may also consider bringing reusable containers or dishes if you plan to have lunch at
the festival.
- Remember your picnic blanket for the main stage area.
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Taste of Carabram
Shoppers World Brampton, 499 Main St. S.
Have a sneak peek at one of Brampton's
largest festivals and preview this year's Carabram celebrations! Many of the cultural
groups will perform.
Website: www.carabram.org |
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July TBA
Carabram
Carabram is Brampton's annual
multicultural festival. It was first conceived in 1982 and still continues to promote
Ontario's multiculturalism. Carabram provides an opportunity for families to
"Tour the World" and experience the rich culture, food, crafts, drink and
entertainment of different ethnic groups in Brampton and the surrounding community
attracting thousands to this event.
Drive to the pavilions located in cultural centres, schools and rec centres around
Brampton or you can hop on a Brampton Transit shuttle bus, for free, and travel to Canada,
Caribbean, Croatia, Germany, Hawaii, India, Ireland, Italy, Macedonia, Myanmar, Pakistan,
Philippines, Poland and Ukraine.
Website: www.carabram.org |
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Annual Savannah Festival of Rhythms
Garden Square, outdoors the Rose Theatre, 1 Theatre Lane
Fees:
Free
More Information: www.savannahrhythms.ca
Contact: Alex Francis at 416.461.5255
Special Feature: Fine Art Show and works by local crafters.
In celebration of summer in support of Sickle Cell awareness. Savannah Festival features
live music by international and local artists. R & B to Reggae, Latin rhythms and more
are presented. Enjoy exotic foods, arts and crafts. A FREE event presented by Savannah
Naturals Beverage Co. in association with the Rose Theatre. |
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BRAMPTON
ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
The Rose Theatre, Brampton
The Brampton Art Fair committee is delighted to showcase talented local artists, artisans,
creative crafters, musicians, performers and those that think outside the box - to provide
them with the opportunity to show off their talents and to give the residents of Brampton
a much needed injection of art into their lives!
This is a unique opportunity to have this many creative outlets in one place. This is a
great opportunity for residents to meet and greet local artists and to support the arts in
Brampton. |
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Annual Communities in Bloom Downtown Street Festival
Rose Theatre in Garden Square
Fee: Free Admission
BDDC 905-874-3479
www.brampton.ca/cib
This festival offers free family fun including a variety of
entertainment, an artists’ alley and local food vendors. |
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| August |
August TBA
Brampton Global Jazz and Blues Festival
Rose Theatre, Gage Park, Main Street Downtown
Art of Jazz is proud to present more than
100 international and Canadian artists, transforming Main Street into a global jazz
village with the best of jazz, blues and world music, dance, film, art, workshops, kids
programs, world cuisine and more.
Website: www.artofjazz.org |
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Brampton Latin Festival
Rose Theatre, Garden Square
Celebrate Brampton’s diverse cultures - enjoy delicious foods and entertainment at
these free festivals in Garden Square. |
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| September |
September TBA
Annual Brampton Fall Fair
Brampton Fairgrounds, 12942 Heart Lake Rd., Caledon
Region of Peel Agricultural Society welcomes you to the 156th annual Brampton Fall Fair.
Located just half an hour north of Toronto, we are an excellent place to spend some
quality family time. Situated on 97 acres of prime agricultural land, the Brampton Fall
Fair offers something for everyone. Travel back in time and learn how to make rope or
stroll through the displays of homemade jams, pies and view homemade quilts and crafts.
Check out the cattle shows and horse pulls. Whatever your pleasure, the agricultural
experience abounds. For those looking for something a little more urban we offer a large
midway, demolition derbys and FMX stunt shows. Wander amongst the vendors to find unique
treasures, join in one of the many games and activities available or sit back, relax and
watch the multitude of entertainers. The Brampton Fall Fair truly is worth experiencing!!!
More information: www.bramptonfair.com |
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Brampton Day
Downtown Brampton, Garden Square, Gage Park and Ken Whillans Square
The City of Brampton invites all residents to join in the fun, games and entertainment to
celebrate Brampton Day at Garden Square, Gage Park and Ken Whillans Square. |
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