| October |
October 1 - 31, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Brampton’s Harvest Cleanup
City of Brampton
Join Brampton’s Harvest Cleanup and volunteer in your community to clean up litter. Go green and do something good for the environment!
For more information, contact 905.874.2828, email cleancity@brampton.ca or visit the event site. |
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October 14, 21, 28 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Fright Nights
Loafer's Lake Recreation Centre
Fees: FREE with a non persihable food donation
Haunted house, face painting, crafts for kids, wagon rides, music, swimming, skating, and more. |
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October 15
Girl Guide Day
Historic Bovaird House, 563 Bovaird Dr. E.
Sparks, Brownies and Girl Guides are invited to visit the house and witness cooking on an
open fire, butter making, a show-and-tell of 19th century artifacts and toys, as well as
experience a tour of this 1852 farmhouse.
Leaders are to please call (905) 874-2804 for the very few available time slots. |
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October 28 - 29 from 7pm - 9pm
Desserts By Lamplight
Historic Bovaird House, 563 Bovaird Dr. E.
Oil lamps bathe the rooms in a soft glow as guests enjoy tea and desserts in an atmosphere
of the 1860s. Period costumed staff serve seasonal desserts and gourmet teas.
Reservations required.
www.bovairdhouse.ca
905-874-2804 |
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| November |
November 1 from 5pm - 7pm
The Great Pumpkin Party
Garden Square, Rose TheatreLight up your pumpkin one last time and join in the fun.
Great entertainment and lots more! |
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November 3 from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Operation Red Nose Brampton 2011 Campaign Kickoff
mark@ornbrampton.org, 905 451 3113, www.ornbrampton.org
This is the Kickoff of the third annual program for Operation Red Nose Brampton. News conference at 7:00 PM, followed by a Meet and Greet at 7:45 PM. Light refreshments will be served. Attendees are encouraged to bring canned goods to donate to Knights Table. |
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November 4 from 6:30 PM to 11:00 PM
An Evening in Paris
905-494-6556 Ext#59943, www.oslerfoundation.org
A Balck-tie Gala event in support of the Surgical program at Brampton Civic Hospital. The evening will be hosted by award-winning journalist Tom Hayes and will feature a Parisian-inspired meal from Chef Christopher Woods with a selection of gourmet chesses presented by Afrim Pristine of Cheese Boutique as well as live entertainment, dancing and live and silent actions.
For sponsorship information or to purchase tickets to the gala, please contact Mary Watson @mary.watson@williamoslerhs.ca or call 905-494-6556. |
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November 4 - 6, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
3rd Annual Cruisers Cup Sledge Hockey Tournament
South Fletchers Arena (500 Ray Lawson Blvd)
www.cruisers-sports.com
This is one of the largest sledge hockey tournaments in North America, with over 500 athletes travelling from across Canada and the US. This promises to be an exciting weekend of competitive sledge hockey. |
November 11 from 10:45am
Remembrance Day Parade and Service
Memorial Square Cenotaph, City Hall, 2 Wellington St. W. |
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November 18 from 6pm - 8pm
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Ken Whillans Square, City Hall, 2 Wellington St. W.Bring the family for an evening of
holiday entertainment and join the Mayor and Members of Council for the annual lighting of
our 65' spruce tree |
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November 19 from 5pm
Brampton Board of Trade Santa Claus Parade
Main St. (Sproule Dr to Elgin Dr.)Join in welcoming Santa to Brampton. Find a spot
along Main Street and see twinkling floats, marching bands and more than 200 costume
characters. |
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November 27 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Lunch with Santa
Downey's Farm Market, 13682 Heart Lake Road, North of Brampton
905 838 2990, http://www.downeysfarm.com
Fees: $10 per person
Enjoy pizza, cookie and drink. Visit with Santa. Each child receives a small gift from Santa. $10 per person. Reservations are required. Weekends only. |
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| December |
December 3, 4 from 10 AM to 4 PM
Victorian Christmas Open House & Carriage House Craft Sale
Historic Bovaird House, 563 Bovaird Dr. E.Decked out in Victorian finery, the museum
heralds Christmas with its Open House and Craft Sale. Enjoy mugs of mulled cider beside
the blazing fire.
Mossie's Rea Room is Open
NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED |
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December 3 -4, 10-11, 17-18 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Lunch with Santa
Downey's Farm Market, 13682 Heart Lake Road, North of Brampton
905 838 2990, http://www.downeysfarm.com
Fees: $10 per person
Enjoy pizza, cookie and drink. Visit with Santa. Each child receives a small gift from Santa. $10 per person. Reservations are required. Weekends only. |
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December 31 from 7pm - 12:30am
New Year’s Eve Celebrations
Queen St. E & Main St. Free , family friendly outdoor concert and New Year's Eve
celebration. Two fireworks displays at 9pm and midnight. VIO Passes available. |
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| January |
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| February |
 February
Taste of Downtown BramptonMake your reservation, click here for
participants. |
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| March |
March
LOAF 'n LADLE
Historic BOVAIRD House
As we've had overwhelming responses to our October 'Desserts By Lamplight' evenings, we
have added this special event to our calendar: a typical pioneer supper from the 19th
century. |
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| April |
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| May |
May
RETURNS FOR LEUKEMIA 2012
Customers will be invited to donate all or a portion of their empty bottles or cash. 100%
of the funds they contribute will go directly to the LLSC.
Returns For Leukemia is a fundraiser held by United Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW)
Local 12R24 in partnership with The Beer Store to raise funds for The Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC). For more information, http://bottledrive.ca. |
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 May
Bike 4 Betty
Bring your family, friends and bikes to Port Credit's Memorial Park and choose from five
routes - they range from a leisurely 2k ride perfect for families with young children, to
a challenging 100k suitable for trained athletes. The non-competitive bike routes begin
and end at the Park - then the festival fun begins! Enjoy a barbecue, live entertainment,
clowns, face painting, inflatables for the kids and more.
Proceeds in support of Cancer Care Services at Trillium Health Centre.
Contact: mmyers@thc.on.ca
www.bike4betty.com |
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May
The O’Ryan Project Drive for the Cure Golf Tournament
Pines Golf Club (Innisfil)
The Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Toronto & District Chapter’s
annual Drive for the Cure Event will be joining forces in 2011 with the O’Ryan
Project Golf Tournament! This year’s tournament will travel to the prestigious Pines
Golf Club (Innisfil).
The O’Ryan Project Golf Tournament was started in 2007 by CCFF-Toronto Chapter
Members Patricia Phillips and Jeremy Pollard, and is named in honor of Patricia’s son
Ryan who passed away in 1996 at the age of 16 while waiting for a lung transplant.For
more information and to register, visit http://www.theoryanproject.org. |
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| June |
 June
Investors Group Thursday Night Concert Series
FREE concerts in Gage Park, Downtown Brampton
Thursday evenings from 7-9 pmSit under the trees
and enjoy the music.
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June
Inspirational Music in the Park
Gage Park, Main St. S. and Wellington St. W.
Tuesday evenings from 7-9 pmEnjoy a variety of
music, dance, free books and more. Bring a lawn chair. Refreshments available. |
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 June
Peel Region Walk for Muscular Dystrophy
Lake Aquitaine Park (Behind Meadowvale Community Centre)
6655 Glen Erin Dr., Mississauga, ON
Join our celebration! Be inspired; help us fight muscular dystrophy and provide support,
education and essential medical equipment to families in our community. Come participate
in the annual Peel Region Walk for Muscular Dystrophy. Walk either the 1km or 5km distance
and help raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Canada.
This year the more pledges you collect the more you receive!
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY at WWW.MUSCLE.CA
walkformusculardystrophy.on@muscle.ca |
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June
Flower City Parade
Main Street, between Church St & Frederick St.
www.brampton.ca 905-874-3956Parade floats brimming with brightly-coloured blooms,
lively marching bands, clowns and stilt walkers and so much more will fill the streets of
Brampton at 2 p.m. for the Flower City Parade. |
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June
Brampton Farmers’ Market
Downtown Brampton
The 2011 Brampton Farmers’ Market runs from June 18 to October 8, every Saturday
morning, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine.
Each Saturday Main Street in Downtown Brampton is closed to traffic and turned into a
vibrant outdoor festival marketplace. Visitors gather to buy the freshest, local Ontario
produce, hand-made crafts, preserves, baked goods and much more from more than 40 vendors.
Going into its 25th year, under the direction of the City of Brampton’s Economic
Development Office, the Brampton Farmers’ Market has seen an ever-increasing
attendance at this successful community event.
The produce you select is picked only hours earlier…from the field straight to you
with no stops, no delays along the way. Brampton Farmers’ Market vendors come from as
far away as Beamsville, Niagara-on-the-Lake, and Vineland Station and as close as
Georgetown but still within the 100-mile locally grown radius. Brampton Farmers’
Market is a producer-based, seasonal farmers’ market and therefore the customer can
buy straight from the farmer. |
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| July |
July 1 from 10:00 am to 10:30 pm
Canada Day Celebrations
Powerade Centre, 7575 Kennedy Rd. S.Celebrate Canada Day this year at the Brampton
Powerade Centre grounds. Enjoy an amazing fireworks display, fun activities and live
entertainment! |
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July
Movies in Garden Square (Part of the Flower City Festival)
Rose Theatre
Tuesdays & Saturdays at 9PMEnjoy your favourite movies under the stars. Chairs are
available in Garden Square but we recommend bringing your lawn chair just in case. Popcorn
and drinks are available for sale at the patio. |
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June 9
Family Fitness Fun Fair
Professor's Lake Recreation Centre, 1660 North Park Dr.Bring the family for a day of
fun and fitness in the sun at Brampton's own beach! Try out yoga, boot camp, kayak fit,
games for the kids and more. Special family rate offered. |
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July 13 from 10am - 6pm
Family Fun Beach Extravaganza
Professor's Lake Recreation Centre, 1660 North Park Dr.The most exciting day of the
summer at Professor's Lake! Activities for the kids, rock climbing wall and of course the
big water slide! |
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July 14 - 16
Annual Classic Cars & Legendary Stars
Join up with plenty of car buffs to marvel at the beautiful classic cars. These tiptop
condition cars are sure to dazzle kids and adults alike as they parade into the Four
Corners (Queen & Main Streets), the parade converts into a Show and Shine Car Show.
Talk with owners, and have a look! |
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| August |
TBA |
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| September |
September TBA
Cruisin’ For A Cure Canada
The Powerade Center
Gates open at 7:30 a.m. Show hours are 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
This year's show is open to
all classic, custom and special interest cars, trucks and motorcycles. Food and
entertainment will be available and auto-related vendors will be on site.
This one-day car show is intended to increase awareness of Prostate Cancer. All staff are
unpaid volunteers, most of them Prostate Cancer survivors and their family members. Net
proceeds from the event go to Wellspring Chinguacousy, one of six Wellspring cancer
support centres in Ontario that provide free programs to individuals and families living
with Prostate Cancer.
www.cruisinforacurecanada.com
905-453-3038 |
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