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October 18
Markham at the Movies: Certified Copy
www.markhamartscouncil.com
An initiative of the Markham Arts Council, Markham at the Movies is a partner of the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit. Each of the films is shown at the beautiful Markham Theatre with free parking and comfortable seating.
Single tickets: $10
Subscription: $45 for 6 films
For tickets call Markham Theatre Box Office: 905-305-7469
For more information email: markhamatthemovies@yahoo.ca |
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October 22 - 23
Markham 48 Studio Tour & Sale
Varley Art Gallery
Nw date, new location, and a few new artists. This year, were a one-stop
studio tour! Some of our studios were getting to be a bit too much out of the way for many
of our visitors, so weve all come together to show our work at one location
the Varley Art Gallery in lovely downtown Unionville. As well as showing our finished
pieces, some of us will be demonstrating the techniques we use to create our artwork. Come
by, chat with us, watch the demos, look through the artwork for sale, stay for a coffee.
Oh, and dont forget to fill out a ballot for a chance to win a piece of artwork
donated by the artists! For more information, visit www.markham48.com. |
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October
Halloween on Main Street
Unionville
On Sunday, October 31st, in the spirit of Halloween, the businesses of Main Street
Unionville are hosting an old fashioned trick-or-treat from 12noon-4pm Sunday afternoon.
Dont miss your chance to dress up and collect some candy from our participating
merchants on this spooky afternoon. The street is decorated and the ghosts and goblins are
free to roam the street.
Follow the pumpkins!
Enjoy this family friendly, good neighbour day! |
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November 5 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Annual Remembrance Day Parade and Laying of Wreaths
7 Washington Street Markham (Hwy 7 & Hwy 48)
Cost: Free
The Markham District Veterans' Association will have their Annual Parade to the Markham
Cenotaph. A customary Church Service is held at 10.00am Sharp in the MDVA hall on 7
Washington Street followed by the parade to the Cenotaph.
Church Service begins 10.00am Sharp
Parade moves off 10.45am
Cenotaph Service 11.00am
Event Organizer: Markham District Veterans' Association
Telephone: 905 294-3159
Email Contact: markhamveterans@rogers.com
Website Address: markhamvets.bravehost.com |
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November 6
2011 Angus Glen Half Marathon
Angus Glen Golf Club, 10080 Kennedy Road, Markham ON
Presenting Sponsor Johnson & Johnson
www.angusglenhalfmarathon.com
The Angus Glen Half Marathon is a charitable, not for profit event aimed at raising funds
for Markham Stouffville Hospitals Emergency and Mental Health Services.
- Half Marathon Run & Walk
- 10K and 5K Run & Walk
- Apple Creek Kids K
- Amazing After Race Party
- Certified Course
- Chip-timed races
- Medals for all participants
- Prizes for each category
- Indoor registration, warm-up and cool down
- 350* lockers with plenty of showers & towels
- Post race massages, physiotherapy and A.R.T.
- Technical shirt for Half & 10K participants
- Cotton shirt for 5K participants
- Preferred golf rate for participants
- Lunch available for spectators
- Free Parking
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November 11
Unionville Remembrance Day Service
A quiet, simple moment at the old cenotaph in the gardens in front of the arena. Villagers
young and old gather to remember at 11am. Lest we forget. |
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November 12 - 13 from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Heintzman House Auxiliary Craft Show & Sale
The benefits of attending this annual event are endless! The quality craft persons and
artisans, 50% of whom are new, offer exclusive products of distinctions, high quality, and
value, in an attempt to bring you a tantalizing shopping experience. Some of the
highlights include interior decorating tips, sale of gourmet foods, childrens wear
and toys, womens designer clothes, lingerie, and fashion accessories, original home
décor pieces, spa and beauty care products.
The Annual Heintzman House Craft Show and Sale is a not-for-profit event with proceeds
going to the refurbishment fund. Please join the Auxiliary on Saturday and Sunday,
November 13th and 14th at 135 Bay Thorn Drive (east of Yonge Street), in Thornhill. Doors
open at 10:00 am and close at 5:00 pm on both days of the show. Admission is $2.00
(children under 12 admitted free), and includes a complimentary tea/coffee and door
prizes. It is a must-see product showcase! For further information, please
call 905-889-7980 or visit website at www.hhouse.ca. |
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November 22
Markham at the Movies: Beginners
www.markhamartscouncil.com
An initiative of the Markham Arts Council, Markham at the Movies is a partner of the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit. Each of the films is shown at the beautiful Markham Theatre with free parking and comfortable seating.
Single tickets: $10
Subscription: $45 for 6 films
For tickets call Markham Theatre Box Office: 905-305-7469
For more information email: markhamatthemovies@yahoo.ca |
November
Unionville Moonlight Madness
Main Street Unionville
Tour neighbourhood homes decked out for the season. Shops are open late and you can enjoy
evening horse & carriage rides which meander through the village. Great shopping all
week long. |
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November 26
Santa Day!
All Day & All Night on Main Street Markham!
Starting at 11:00 am with the 38th Annual Markham-Rotary Santa Claus Parade |
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December 2 - 4
Unionville Olde Tyme Christmas
Join the merchants for an old fashioned Christmas experience along our beautifully
decorated Main Street. Stores are open late, and the street is filled with carolers,
entertainment, candlelight parades, horse drawn carriage rides, and Santa, of course! |
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December 15 - 23
Unionville Latenight Shopping
Experience Christmas in a relaxing old-world environment, on Main Street Unionville where
you can shop, unwind, warm yourself over a meal and feel special this season. Shops are
open late... |
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December 26 - 31
Unionville Boxing Week Shopping
Enjoy horse & carriage rides while you shop for great Boxing Week deals. |
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December 31 from 9:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
New Year's Eve Celebration 2011
Markham Theatre for Performing Arts, 171 Town Centre Blvd.
New Year's Eve 2011.This fun-filled night kicks-off with a Champagne/wine reception
followed by a star-studded show featuring some of Canada's best entertainers in a joyous,
uplifting music review ranging from Swing and Big Band standards, to Rock 'n' Roll hits
and Classic to Pop favourites. This showcase of stars takes a up-tempo journey through the
Centuries, from the 30s to 2009 with the music and hit songs of Glenn Miller, Frank
Sinatra, Elvis, Michael Buble, Andrea Bocelli and more!
For tickets call 905-305-7469 or visit www.markhamtheatre.ca
For more information contact Diamond Entertainment, email: johndimon@gmail.com. |
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NOTE: The following are annual events; however, dates and locations for all 2012 events
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April from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2012 Markham-Stouffville MS Walk
Brother Andre Catholic High School- 6106 16th Ave E
Cost: Free
The Markham-Stouffville MS Walk organizing committee would like to invite everyone to come
out and Walk to help end MS on Sunday, April 18th. Breakfast and lunch are provided.
Register today at www.mswalks.ca Every Step Matters. For more information please
contact Katie Pearson at 1-800-268-7582 or locally at 416-922-6600 ext. 3138.
Event Organizer: MS Society of Canada
Website Address: www.mswalks.ca |
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April from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Backs in Motion 10K Run and 5K Run/Walk
6100 Leslie Street
Cost: $30-$40
Join the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) as we celebrate the 26th annual
Backs in Motion 10K run and 5K run/walk on Sunday, April 17, 2011 in support of
Chiropractic Education and Research. Whether you are in training for a marathon, or have
set goals to become more active, Backs in Motion is a great way to kick off the season.
Urban surroundings and scenic parklands create a unique, challenging and fun route for all
participants. All ages and levels are welcome!
The race will start and finish at CMCC (6100 Leslie St.), combining city streets and
scenic parklands to create a unique and challenging route.
Start Times: 10km run - 9:00 a.m. / 5km run/walk - 9:15 a.m.
Event Organizer: Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Telephone: 416-482-2340
Email Contact: events@cmcc.ca
Event Website Address: www.cmcc.ca |
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April from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Meister Markt Antique and Collectables Show
Markham Fairgrounds 10801 McCowan Rd.
Cost: $5. Kids under12-free
Huge indoor/outdoor antique and collectables show featuring over 175 vendors from across
Ontario and Quebec. Find everything from pine furniture, silver, vintage clothing, coins,
Canadiana, old advertising and posters, mid-century modern, vintage toys, jewelry,
1950's/60's kitsch, folk art, books and magazines, memorabilia, textiles, clocks and
watches, porcelain, maps and prints, paintings, military antiques,postcards, records and
much, much more. ATMs and food on site. Free appraisals avail.
Event Organizer: Meister Markt
Telephone: 416-427-8379
Website Address: www.meistermarkt.com |
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April from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Shania Sunflower of Hope Funfair
Markham Fair Grounds
Cost: $35 family pass
Funfair for the whole family, held at the Markham Fairgrounds. Games, activities, prizes
& entertainment with all funds going to Neuroblastoma cancer research at Sick Kids
Hospital.
Event Organizer: Johnston Family
Telephone Number: 905-294-1800
Event Email Contact: alison@alden.ca
Event Website Address: www.shaniasunflower.ca |
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June
Relay For Life, Markham/Stouffville
Markham Fair Grounds
Cost: $10 registration
The Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life is more than just a fundraiser. It is an
opportunity to get together with family and friends and celebrate cancer survivors,
remember loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back in the hope of finding a cure for this
terrible disease. Relay is fun, fulfilling, and your participation gives strength to our
mission to eradicate cancer. Walk with us in this inspirational 12-hour overnight event as
we come together and fight to make cancer history.
Event Organizer: Shawna Meshwork
Telephone Number: 905-294-5925
Email: smeshwork@ontario.cancer.ca
Website : http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR?fr_id=5720&pg=entry |
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Doors Open Markham
On
August 27th, visit us and our friends in Unionville, the other Original village in our
area, and take the heritage train ride between the two villages, and then take a double
decker bus ride to Main Street Markham to check out our living heritage. A great many
shops on the street are housed in buildings built in the 19th Century, and for one time
this year, you will be able to see parts of these historic buildings that are normally
closed off to the public. Bus rides will be available from 10 AM until 4 PM. It is a lot
of fun and educational!
While in Markham Village, join a guided tour of the original Village of Markham, hosted
by our award winning Official Town Crier!
Hop onto the Doors Open Markham feature, take the York Durham heritage Railway train
between the Unionville Train Station and the Markham Train Station. Tickets are $5 return
and refreshments can be purchased on board. Rides are about 20 minutes. |
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September TBA
The Main Street Markham Auto Classic
The Main Street Markham Auto Classic
features classic cars, street machines, muscle cars, tucks, race cars and exhibits. Over
300 classic and custom automobiles are descending upon Markham Main Street. A Fantastic
new Kid's Zone will provide fun and entertainment for the whole family. Trophies will be
awarded for the best vehicles in various categories. Live entertainment, great food and
fun for the entire family. Everyone is invited to join in on the fun! |
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