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food and wine to arts and crafts, from history to good old fashion fun, from the Niagara
Falls International Marathon to the world renowned Winter Festival of Lights. There is
sure to be something to please and entertain you. The following festivals are presented
in various locations in Niagara and surrounding area.
October
| November | December |
2012: January | February | March
| April | May | June | July | August | September |
*Please note all dates and locations for 2012
Niagara festivals remain to be confirmed; unless otherwise stated. These are approximate
dates based on previous year.
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| October |
October 7 - 10
Balls Falls Thanksgiving Festival Craft Show & Sale
Balls Falls Conservation Area, Jordan
More than 140 artisans and crafters will be featured, as well as daily live entertainment,
children’s attractions and entertainers, heritage activities and tours and of course
Ball’s Falls itself. Enjoy woodworking demonstrations using the tools and
craftpersonship of a by gone era, Niagara Antique Power Association displays and items of
interest, Birds of Prey exhibit, pony rides and more. When you want to take a break from
festival shopping, tour the quaint and historic grounds of Ball’s Falls and enjoy the
fabulous scenery awash with fall colour. |
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October 8 - 10
Vineland Thanksgiving Artfest
Vineland Public School, 4057 Victoria Avenue, Vineland
The Vineland Thanksgiving Artfest was started in 1992 as a Fundraiser for Vineland Public
School. We are a juried show with no more than 130 exhibitors. One third of our show
consists of Fine Art, and the balance quality crafts. The Vineland Thanksgiving Artfest
has been very successful due to our high standards of quality. Return of our regular
exhibitors is approximately 80%. Vineland Thanksgiving Artfest does NOT charge admission
and exhibitors display and exhibit on the perimeter of the property only. The grounds are
an open and beautifully treed park-like setting.
Outdoors "Rain or Shine".
Hours are from 10 am to 5 pm daily.
For more information, email vin@dsbn.edu.on.ca or call (905) 562-5211. |
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| November |
 November 5 - January 31, 2012
Winter Festival of Lights
Enjoy spectacular illuminations and countless festive events at the Niagara Falls Winter
Festival of Lights, Canada's foremost illumination festival. We're ready to shine with
over 3 million sparkling lights and more than 120 animated displays, including the famous
Enchantment of Disney® displays. From the world's largest illuminated Canadian-American
Flag display and spectacular LED tree lighting to Canada's largest, illuminated Menorah
display and an angelic Nativity Scene, visitors will enjoy many wondrous displays along
the 5 km Niagara Parks' Winter Wonderland lighting route and throughout the City. The
illuminations are illuminated from 5:00 pm to midnight. There is no admission fee to enjoy
them but donations are gratefully accepted with all proceeds used to enhance the lights
and displays (a $10 per vehicle donation is suggested). Enjoy brilliant fireworks and a
calendar full of festive events as we capture the magic of the holiday season.
Phone: 905-374-1616 ext. 26 |
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November
Fabulicious!
Renowned and envied collection of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s finest dining establishments
will be serving spectacular lunch and dinner fare at reined-in, mouth-watering, pre-set
pricing unique to wine country.
Fabulicious! It’s all here. And it will be absolutely unforgettable. For more
information: www.niagaraonthelake.com . 1-888-619-5987 |
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| December |
 During the month of December
WinterglowExperience a feeling of well being, unique to
Niagara-on-the-Lake. Generally felt in the vicinity of Historic sites, wineries,
spas, the Heritage Shopping District, fine accommodation and dining facilities.
Enjoy holiday activities throughtout the winter months.
Visit http://www.winterglow.ca/winterglow/
for more information. |
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December at 6pm
Candlelight Stroll
A guided stroll through the historical town, accompanied by local choirs and seasonal
entertainment. Begins at 6:30 pm on Queen Street in front of the clock tower cenotaph.
Proceeds from candle sales go to a local child with special needs.
Please bring a nonperishable food item for Newark Neighbours. |
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December 3 - 4, 10:00am - 4:00pm
Art by the Falls 14th Annual Christmas Festival
Optimist Hall & Park, Corner of Dorchester Rd and Morrison Street, Niagara Falls
Over 50 skilled artisans with one-of-a-kind crafts; stained glass; oil paintings; pottery; water colours; seasonal floral and home decor; clothing; jewelry and more.
Admission $2.
Entrance fees fund charities supported by the Rotary Club Niagara Falls Sunrise. |
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Decemberat 11am
Santa Claus Parade 2011
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake presents one of Ontario’s best Santa Claus Parades
starting at 11am.
Call 905-468-4261 for details |
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-- 2012 --
*Please note all dates and locations for 2012 Niagara
festivals remain to be confirmed; unless otherwise stated. These are approximate dates
based on previous year. |
| January |
During the month of January
WinterglowExperience a feeling of well being, unique to
Niagara-on-the-Lake. Generally felt in the vicinity of Historic sites, wineries,
spas, the Heritage Shopping District, fine accommodation and dining facilities.
Enjoy holiday activities throughtout the winter months.
Visit http://www.winterglow.ca/winterglow/ for more information. |
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January 13
Niagara Icewine Festival
When Gold meets Cold: Icewine takes centre stage...
For three weeks in January the Niagara Region is transformed into a wintry wonderland,
celebrating one of Canada's most cherished products, Ontario Icewine.
From Gala evening toasts to chestnut roasts, ornate ice bars and winery tours, the 16th
annual Niagara Icewine Festival offers plenty for every taste. Join the celebration.For
more information, www.icewinefestival.com/page/icewine_home. |
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January
Sweet. Sparkling. Sensational! - Twenty Valley Winter WineFest 2012
Main Street, Jordan Village
Sweeter, More Sparkling, More Sensational...
It's now a tradition.... the Twenty Valley Winter WineFest is "the reason" to
venture out on a chilly January weekend again this year. Visitors to the Winter WineFest
in charming Jordan ViIllage will be able to sample over 100 wines from 35 area wineries,
with Icewine again sharing centre stage with some of Ontario's best sparkling and premium
VQA wines.
Join us at the "not just icewine" festival in Jordan Village January 15th and
16th and savour a list of specialty and reserve wines not offered at any other wine
festival.
Street Festival Event Details:
- 11am - 5pm
- Over 35 wineries, 100 premium VQA wines and 10 gourmet food stations
- NEW Centre Stage with live music, food demos and winemaker challenges
- Admission is FREE
- Tokens are $2.50 each. Cash and credit card will be accepted (sorry no debit)
- Free parking is available at the Jordan Fire Hall or Jordan Arena. Shuttle service is
available (or a 5 minute walk!)
- This is an outdoor winter celebration, so dress accordingly!
FInd out how to Skip the Line and preorder your Twenty Vally collectible tasting glass
and 9 tokens for $25.00 and get more details on food and wine offerings at -
http://www.twentyvalley.ca/files/WinterWineFest2011.pdf |
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 January
A Taste of Niagara-on-the-Lake Progressive Dinner
Set your tastebuds free at Niagara on the Lake’s premier food and wine event! A Taste
of Niagara on the Lake returns with three dates and once again will showcase the
area’s top culinary talents paired with some of the best wines and hospitality the
region has to offer.
If good food, good wine and good times are enough to whet your appetite, then A Taste of
Niagara on the Lake is the event for you.
Space is limited to only 130 tickets per date.
To order yours, call 1-877-342-4374 |
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January 28, 10am to 4:00pm
Pampering Fest!
Beamsville District Secondary School, 4317 Central Ave, Beamsville
www.strawberryfest.ca/pampering.html
What is Pampering Fest? A consumer show with a difference . . . a day of fun, luxury and
relaxation for women only! We focus on products and services of interest to women of all
ages including health, beauty, wellness, fun & frolic.
Guests can stroll among the displays trying samples as they go and a light lunch is
included in the ticket price. Demonstrations take place throughout the day to complete the
“kick back and relax” atmosphere. Last year we were overwhelmed by the
attendance -- don't miss your chance!
Pampering Fest is a fundraising event for the Beamsville Strawberry Festival Association.
Call 905-562-9232 or 905-563-7274 or 905-562-5191 for more information |
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| February |
During the month of February
WinterglowExperience a feeling of well being, unique to
Niagara-on-the-Lake. Generally felt in the vicinity of Historic sites, wineries,
spas, the Heritage Shopping District, fine accommodation and dining facilities.
Enjoy holiday activities throughtout the winter months.
Visit http://www.winterglow.ca/winterglow/ for more information. |
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| March |
March
Fabulicious 2012
Niagara-on-the-Lake
An opportunity to dine at some of Niagara-on-the-Lake's finest restaurants with special
three course menus at amazing prices!
Lunch, $25; Dinner, $35. |
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March
A Taste of Niagara-on-the-Lake Progressive Dinner
Set your tastebuds free at Niagara on the Lake’s premier food and wine event! A Taste
of Niagara on the Lake returns with three dates and once again will showcase the
area’s top culinary talents paired with some of the best wines and hospitality the
region has to offer.
If good food, good wine and good times are enough to whet your appetite, then A Taste of
Niagara on the Lake is the event for you.
Space is limited to only 130 tickets per date.
To order yours, call 1-877-342-4374 |
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| April |
April
A Taste of Niagara-on-the-Lake Progressive Dinner
Set your tastebuds free at Niagara on the Lake’s premier food and wine event! A Taste
of Niagara on the Lake returns with three dates and once again will showcase the
area’s top culinary talents paired with some of the best wines and hospitality the
region has to offer.
If good food, good wine and good times are enough to whet your appetite, then A Taste of
Niagara on the Lake is the event for you.
Space is limited to only 130 tickets per date.
To order yours, call 1-877-342-4374 |
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April 13-15
Niagara Indie Filmfest 2012
Niagara's National Short Film & Video Festival
David S. Howes Theatre, Brock University, St Catharines
Join us for great films, fun and a retrospective!
The Niagara Indie Filmfest is a national artist-run competition created to showcase
emerging Canadian short film and video works. The festival is designed to encourage
independent production and to provide a forum for filmmakers and cinema buffs to meet and
interact.
The Niagara Indie Filmfest was created by and for film and video artists.
For the Festival Schedule and more information visit www.niagaraindiefilmfest.org or email
pr@niagaraindiefilmfest.org. |
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April 21
Raptorfest
Peach King Centre, 20 Livingston Avenue, Grimsby
Don't miss the Annual Raptorfest. Come see many interesting and interactive presenters and
booths that you and your family will enjoy.
Experience:
- Live birds of prey
- Nature displays
- Guided hikes along the Bruce trail to Beamer Conservation Area and the 40 Mile Creek
- Earth Day celebrations
- Art, Writing and Photo competition awards
- Unique photo opportunities
Admission : FREE
For more information, www.raptorfestival.com |
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 April 27 - 29
In the Soil: NIAGARA'S HOMEGROWN ARTS FESTIVAL
Sean O'Sullivan Theatre
www.inthesoil.on.ca
The Niagara Weave Festival has been unearthed once again! Excavated by popular demand, In
the Soil - Niagara’s Homegrown Arts Festival has developed from a newly established
partnership between Centre for the Arts, Suitcase in Point Arts Performances, Yummy
Recordings and PULSE. The evening will showcase the talents of Niagara’s local
artists and performers all on one stage for one night only.With all this talent in your
own backyard you will be left asking, is there something In the Soil? |
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April 27 - 29
Ontario Welsh Festival/GWYL Gymreig Ontario
Marriott Gateway on the Falls Hotel in Niagara Falls, Ontario
www.Ontariowelshfestival.ca, president@OntarioWelshFestival.ca
The Festival will feature:
- A winery tour followed by a pub social
- A Noson Lawen (amateur talent night) with a 50th anniversary twist
- Seminar and poetry reading on Saturday afternoon
- Banquet and inaugural presentation of the annual GOLD AWARD to be given to a person who
has contributed greatly to the Welsh community in Ontario
- Concert by the renowned CF1 Choir from Cardiff Wales, many times winner at the National
Eistoddod of Wales
- Two wonderful sessions of hymn singing
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| May |
May TBA
Annual Pelham Art Festival
Pelham Arena, 1120 Haist Street, Fonthill
The Festival's preview night and Gala opening is Friday, May 7th from 7 to 10 p.m.
Preview night allows you the first opportunity to purchase your favourite piece of
artwork. You will also be entertained by live music and enjoy excellent refreshments and a
cash wine bar.
For more information, www.pelhamartfestival.com/Home.html. |
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 May TBA
Annual Niagara Folk Arts Festival
Welcome to Canada's oldest heritage festival
and Niagara's best-kept secret! Come explore other cultures' food and traditions during
our Open House events, Ambassadors Ball, Citizenship Ceremony and Opening
procession. The festival culminates in Historic Montebello Park, with world-class
entertainment, culturally inspires Arts and Crafts and an array of International Food.
For more information, www.folk-arts.ca. |
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May TBA
Fleece and Fibrefest
Silmaril Farm, 144 Russ Road, Grimsby
Fleece and Fibrefest invites you and your family to our unique gathering of regional fibre
producers and artisans. Our event will showcase shearing demonstrations, which will be
complemented by spinning and weaving exhibits. An interesting variety of fibre producing
animals on display includes alpacas, angora goats (mohair) cashmere goats, angora rabbits
and fine fleece sheep.
Chat with the owners to learn more about the care and management of the various animals
then stroll down to the display barns to interact with the friendly animals. Local spinner
and weaver guilds will be available to show you how they transform the raw fibre into
beautiful, soft garments. Educations displays and a Fibre-craft Marketplace will help
complete your journey into the natural world of fleece and fibres!
The one-day event is free to the public. The event will be held on Sunday May 29thfrom
10:00am until about 5:00pm. We hope that you and you family will choose to spend you
"family time" with us this year and enjoy the country atmosphere of Fleece and
Fibrefest.
www.silmarilfarm.ca
mseaborn@silmaril.on.ca |
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| June |
June TBA
Springlicious 2012 Beer Wine and Food Expo
Queen Street, Niagara Falls
Springlicious is back in 2012 for the 5th year in a row! Niagara's annual food, beer
and wine festival is taking place in downtown Niagara
Falls historic Queen Street Arts & Entertainment district, this expo will feature top
class music, culture, and entertainment for the whole family as well as food and drink
from local producers, wineries and micro-breweries. The street will be closed to traffic
with vendors exhibiting from end to end, and stages for music and entertainment in front
of Taps Brewery and City Hall. Organized by Celebrate Old Downtown, last year
Springlicious attracted over 30,000 happy people to the street and they're confident they
can top that this time round.
Springlicious will be not only bringing great food and wine tasting opportunities but
entertainment and competitions will be held over the weekend. |
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June TBA
Annual Willowbank Jazz Festival
14487 Niagara Parkway, Queenston
willowbank.ca/content/foundation/Special%20Events/jazz-festival/
The annual Jazz Festival has been a fixture at Willowbank since 2003, and attracts a broad
audience from the Niagara region and beyond. It takes place on the broad lawns created by
the Brights in the 1930s, during the heyday of jazz as an emerging art form. The festival
features both established artists and one or two up-and-coming newcomers each year. |
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 June TBA
Welland Rose Festival
The Rose Festival is the city's longest-running festival, commemorating Welland's proud
heritage as "The Rose City". This year marks its 50th anniversary and features a
range of community activities and the Grand Parade.
For more information,
www.wellandrosefestival.on.ca. |
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 June TBA
Welland's Dragon Boat Festival
International Flatwater Centre, North Course, Welland
The Dragon Boat Festival has
become one of Welland's most exciting city-wide events, drawing thousands of competitors
and spectators from around the area.
For more information, www.wellanddragonboatfestival.com. |
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 June TBA
Doors Open Niagara
Participating
sites include elegant residences and inns, churches containing magnificent stained glass
windows, Industrial Age factories, municipal buildings, museums, schoolhouses, and sites
that played a role in the Underground Railroad. A wide variety of architectural styles are
represented including 18th and early 19th century stone and log structures, homes and
buildings crafted in the Victorian, Neo-Classical, Art Deco, Italianate and Greek Revival
styles, and churches of Romanesque and Gothic Revival design. Many of the sites in both
the U.S. and Canada are registered as National Historic landmarks and others played
important roles in the history of both countries.
Free admission to participating sites. |
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 June
16-24
Niagara New Vintage
Festival
Niagara Region
Wine and food fanatics will be visiting Niagara to experience the Niagara New Vintage
Festival. Internationally acclaimed wines, fresh produce, and a culinary experience unique
to Ontario are at the centre of this two weekend gastronomic extravaganza. Embrace a
demonstration of what it means to buy local and realize all that Niagara has to offer.
From quaint cottage wineries among the vines to glittering state-of-the-art facilities,
Niagara's wineries offer you an exclusive preview of the 2008 vintage. Before you leave,
visit the winery boutique to pick up a bottle of Ontario VQA wine to enjoy when you return
home. Stay awhile and explore Ontario’s wine country. When sampling the new wines of
Ontario, bring your enthusiasm and a taste for adventure as this special vintage promises
not to disappoint. We're sure you'll fall in love with the wines of Niagara's New Vintage. |
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 June 15 - 17, 11:00am -
midnight
Niagara Falls Rotary Ribfest
Optimist Park, 4751 Dorchester Rd, Niagara
Free Admission
Teams of "Ribbers" from the United States and
Canada will set up their booths, BBQ and serve up a load of some of the best award winning
ribs found on either side of the border. The competition is fierce, these great tasting
BBQ Ribs are competing to win trophies and top honours. Truly a family event, there is
something for everyone - Great barbequed ribs with all the fixings, with some Ribbers
cooking up succulent chicken. Music, fun and entertainment and for the kids - a playground
with inflated bouncers, Jurassic Adventure playground and giant 24 foot slide.
What goes better with ribs than beer? Our large tent, sponsored by Molson's fine brews
will be open Friday, from noon to 11:00 pm Saturday from Noon to 11:00 pm, and Sunday from
noon to 7:00 pm. You can sit inside or out, relax and enjoy the entertainment on the
nearby stage.
Award winning RIBS RIBS RIBS Father's Day Weekend!
For more information, www.niagarafallsribfest.com. |
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June 16, 10 am to 5 pm
Berries & Blooms Festival
Beamsville District Secondary School
BIG, RED, RIPE, JUICY STRAWBERRIES, a sunny day in June, hundreds of families enjoying the
great outdoors with terrific entertainment, arts and crafts, and delicious food! Where can
you experience this wonderful annual family event? At the Beamsville Fairgrounds for the
36th edition of the Beamsville Strawberry Festival of course!
The Festival Committee is working on the presentation of a one day event for the families
of Beamsville and its surrounding areas. And, as always, there is free admission, free
parking and free entertainment. The Annual Charity Bed Race takes place in front of the
Grandstand at the Fairgrounds. The runners are cheered on as their teams dash to the
finish line pushing decorated beds on wheels. Between heats we run the La-Z-Boy Grand
Nationals Recliner Race. Two runners are pushing a rider, strapped into a La-Z-Boy,
towards the finish line. A sight to be seen as some of the teams dress up in costumes to
add to the fun! Food will be available so come early, grab some dinner, and pick the best
seat in the house for the evening.
The Fairgrounds is bustling all day long with the arrival of approximately 100 vendors
including crafters, peddlers, business and community displays along with a myriad of
activities for the entire family. The Strawberry Idol Contest will return while other
attractions are still being organized. Ya' just never know what we might come up with!
We're certainly hoping to be able to bring back the Pyromusical from Canadian Champion
Mike Bohonos and Garden City Display Fireworks.
For more information,
www.strawberryfest.ca. |
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June TBA
PoultryFest Niagara
 June marks the annual PoultryFest
celebration ... and it's going to be buckets of fun! Admission is free so join us for a
jam packed day of food and frolic in Smithville, Ontario - Canada's Poultry Capital!
Help recognize Niagara's 100 million-dollar-a-year poultry industry and the spirit of
our community volunteers.
You'll be entertained all day with shows, competitions, historical and educational
displays, kid's activities and lots to eat!!
Check out our website for all the eggciting details!! Email:
poultryfest@niagarafarmers.com |
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July 1 - 5
Annual Binational
"Friendship Festival"
An international celebration of the culture and heritage shared by Canada and the USA.
Events held in Fort Erie, ON and Buffalo, NY include free concerts and a spectacular
fireworks display on July 1st highlighting the two national holidays. Crafts, children's
entertainment, heritage and cultural displays and an excellent midway.
More Info: 1 888-333-1987 or 905 871-6454 |
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 July TBA
Niagara International Chamber Music Festival
Various location
This summer's season is among the most diverse we have presented. It commemorates three
important musical anniversaries: Franz Joseph Haydn who died in 1809, Felix Mendelssohn
who was born that same year and Benny Goodman who was born in 1909. There will be opera
and Nova Scotia Celtic music, opera and cabaret, along with our more traditional classical
repertoire.
Favourite series such as Shaw and Music, Great Pianists, Showcase of Young Virtuosos and
Music and Wine will continue, and there will lots more jazz. This is to celebrate
Niagara-on-the-Lake's recent designation as the home of the Canadian Jazz Hall of Fame. We
are proud to have one of the great jazz pianists and composers, legendary Dick Hyman,
performing for the first time with the festival.
For more information,
www.musicniagara.org. |
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 July TBA
Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival
Port Colborne
Enjoy the excitement at Canal Days, the City of Port Colborne’s signature event, a
unique waterfront festival celebrating the community’s marine heritage! Spend the
Civic Long Weekend in August among the thousands of people who will fill the streets to
listen to live music, shop on Historic West Street along the beautiful Welland Canal and
visit the Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum, home of the first Canal Days.
Explore Port Colborne’s Hidden Treasures at Lock 8 Park, enjoy the Children’s
Area at Seaway Park, indulge yourself along Historic West Street , ooh and aah at the Boat
Parade of Lights and the Spectacular Fireworks Display over the Welland Canal, cruise Lake
Erie on a majestic tall ship, spend time at the Kite Festival and Car Show at HH
Knoll-Lakeview Park, wander through the Arts and Craft Show and Marine Displays on the
Museum Grounds, dance to the music in the Market Square - everything you’ve come to
expect from Canal Days and more!
For more information, www.canaldays.ca. |
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| August |
August TBA
International Busker Festival
James Street, St Catharines
Street performing or busking is the practice of performing in public places for money.
The St Catharines International Busker Festival, made possible by a partnership between
Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects and the City of St Catharines, will mark the first of its
kind in the Niagara Peninsula. This free and fun for all ages Festival will run along
James Street from St Paul St to City Hall. The area will also include Market Square, the
parking lot and the Old Courthouse, the Public Library Courtyard, and the Sullivan Mahoney
Court House Theatre.
For more information, www.lyndesfarnetheatreprojects.com |
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| September |
September TBA
Annual Marshville Heritage Festival
Heritage Village Park, Wainfleet
Times:
Saturday: 9:30 -5:30
Sunday: 11:00-5:30
Monday. 9:30-5:00
During the festival come and experience:
- everyone in period dress
- tempting and delicious food
- over 100 juried artisans & crafters
- on-going demonstrations
- horse & wagon rides
- entertainment for all ages
- concert in the park on Sunday evening
For more information, marshvilleheritage.tripod.com. |
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September TBA
The Grimsby Festival of Art
Nelles Blvd, Grimsby
The Grimsby Festival of Art is a one day celebration of over 200 fine artists and artisans
from the Niagara Region and beyond who exhibit and sell original, handmade creations. It
is one of Niagara's premier juried art events that takes place on the gracious Nelles Blvd
and surrounding grounds.
Funds raised by the Festival are used to support the work of Community Living-Grimsby,
Lincoln & West Lincoln and The Rotary Club of Grimsby.
For more information,
www.grimsby-festival-arts.com. |
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 Sepember
16 - 25
Niagara Wine Festival
Montebello Park + Various Wineries
There truly is no better time to explore the Niagara
region than during the 56h Niagara Wine Festival, celebrating our internationally
acclaimed grape and wine industry each September. More than 30 participating wineries open
their doors to the world along Niagara’s famous wine route. Or, have the best of
Niagara gather for you at the Wine, Cheese & Food Experience in Montebello Park, with
dozens of Ontario’s top restaurants, wineries and world class entertainment. Tours
and tastings, concerts, Niagara cuisine, artisan shows, wine seminars, family
entertainment and one of Canada’s largest street parades, the Niagara Wine Festival
offers something for every taste. Selected as Ontario’s Cultural Event of the Year
for three years in a row and as one of North America’s Top 100 Events by the American
Bus Association for the second year in a row in 2005. |
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 September TBA
Niagara Food Festival
Downtown Welland - East Main and King Streets
"The Region's Tastiest Party!"
The Annual Niagara Food Festival invites you to sample local cuisine complimented by
world-class Niagara wines. A family event hosted in historic Downtown Welland, complete
with cooking demonstrations, contests, evening music concerts and fireworks. Free
admission.
For more information, www.niagarafoodfestival.com. |
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