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Newmarket Main Street Farmers' Market
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarketfarmersmarket.com
info@newmarketfarmersmarket.com
Phone: 905-830-8983.
Every Saturday Morning from the first weekend in May to the last weekend in October, a
band of farmers, vendors and volunteers transform a parking lot into a bustling hive of
activity reminiscent of the town's early years as a new market. This hive is the Newmarket
Main Street Farmers? Market - a place to buy farm fresh produce, home-made baking,
hand-made crafts and a great place to meet up with friends over breakfast or lunch. We are
located at the corner of Timothy Street and Doug Duncan Drive in downtown Newmarket,
Ontario. |
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May 28 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Charity Garage Sale Fundraiser for Cancer
97 Beaverton Rd. South, Richmond HillContact: Tina Pernica
Phone: 905-737-0127
URL: www.ewingscancer.ca
The Ewing's Cancer Foundation of Canada is hosting a charity garage sale fundraiser for
cancer. This event will be held at 97 Beaverton Rd. South on Saturday, May 28/2010 from
9am until 4pm. All proceeds are going to ewing's sarcoma research. Please come and join
for great bargains on electronics, clothes, furniture, toys, small appliances and much
more! |
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May 28
Benefit Concert-HIV/AIDS in South Africa
Harmony Chorale
$15.00; Children under 12 $10.00
A Benefit Concert in support of HIV/AIDS Victims in South Africa will be held at St.
Elizabeth Seton Church, 17955 Leslie Street, Newmarket featuring The Harmony Chorale, Soul
Influence (African a capella ensemble), and Shannon Coates (Mezzo Soprano). Admission is
$15.00; Children under 12 $10.00. For ticket information email harmonychorale@gmail.com.
Tickets can be purchased through choir members and at the door. |
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May 28
Annual Plant Sale
Newmarket Horticultural Society
www.gardenewmarket.ca
The Newmarket Horticultural Society's Annual Plant Sale will be held on May 28 in Lounge 1
at 1:00 P.M. at the Ray Twinney Complex, 100 Eagle Street West in Newmarket. This is our
annual fundraiser where we offer a wide variety of healthy perennials, annuals, herbs,
shrubs, and indoor plants. All plants are grown by members of the Newmarket Horticultural
Society and available at bargain prices. CASH ONLY! Don't be disappointed. COME EARLY for
the best selection - ALWAYS A SELL-OUT. For more information, please call 905-898-6381 or
visit our website. |
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May TBA, from 10am–noon
Dig In! Plant a Tree
Russell Tilt Park Tree and Shrub Planting
evergreen.ca
Help make your neighbourhood a healthier place. In partnership with the Town of Richmond
Hill, Evergreen invites you to join in as we plant native trees and shrubs along the creek
at Russell Tilt Park.
WHAT TO BRING:
Weather-appropriate clothing, sturdy footwear and a water bottle.
WE WILL PROVIDE:
Gloves, tools, drinking water and snacks.
WHERE TO MEET:
On the east side of Blackforest Drive, between Regatta Avenue and Greyfriars Avenue.
Nearest Major Intersection: Bathurst Street and King Road.
To sign up or for more information, please contact: Mildred Ho, Stewardship Coordinator,
GTA mho@evergreen.ca or 416-596-1495 x303
All Evergreen events are equal partnerships between Evergreen and our municipal and site
partners. EVERGREEN is a national not-for-profit organization that makes cities more
livable. By deepening the connection between people and nature, and empowering Canadians
to take a hands-on approach to their urban environments, Evergreen is improving the health
of our cities – now and for the future. |
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May 28 from 8:00 am. - 12:00 pm.
4th Annual Community Garage Sale
Newmarket Environmental Advisory Committee
The 4th Annual Community Garage Sale will be on Saturday May 28 in the parking lot in
front of the Town of Newmarket offices at 395 Mulock Drive, Newmarket. For more
information, call us at 905-895-5193. |
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May 29 from 12:00 - 4:30 pm
13th Annual Mill Pond Splash
Mill Pond Park, Richmond Hill
www.trca.on.ca/millpondsplash
The 13th Annual Mill Pond Splash, a popular eco-festival hosted by the Don Watershed
Regeneration Council, Toronto and Region Conservation, the Town of Richmond Hill, and the
Richmond Hill Naturalists, will be taking place on Sunday, May 29, 2011 at Mill Pond Park
from 12:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Mill Pond Splash is a lively, family oriented event showcasing environmental conservation
and our natural heritage. Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of children's activities,
native wildlife shows, an invasive species workshop, and environmental displays.
- Run, roll, laugh, and play as you learn about the watershed through children's games and
activities
- Build a bird box for your backyard
- Take part in an eco scavenger hunt
- Try your luck on a rubber duck race
- Come face to face with native mammals, reptiles, and birds of prey from southern Ontario
- Find out what fish live in the Mill Pond
- Learn about invasive species and lend a hand to protect Mill Pond Park's natural
heritage
- Get up-to-date on recycling and energy conservation efforts
- Find out what environmental groups are doing and how you can get involved in local
stewardship projects
Don't forget to take a break from the day's activities to enjoy a live music
performance, browse green products, and sample some local organic food. |
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May 29
Easter Seals 10k Run, 5k Run & Walk
Easter Seals
www.persechinirun.org
Join us for the 35th Anniversary Easter Seals 10k Run, 5k Run & Walk, founded by Joe
Persechini! Race Start: 8:15 am, Upper Canada Mall, Yonge Street & Davis Drive,
Newmarket (south-east parking lot). NEW for 2011: Redesigned 10k course; Improved start,
fewer turns and more space; Brand new 5k run & walk course; Chip timing for the 10k;
Age-group prizing for top 3 male and female finishers in each 5-year age group in the 10k.
Set in the beautiful town of Newmarket, the Easter Seals 10k Run, 5k Run & Walk begins
in the southeast parking lot and takes runners along a 5km or 10km route before returning
to Upper Canada Mall where they will be greeted by enthusiastic supporters and a great
post-race party including food and entertainment. Register or pledge your support online
or send your inquiries to runwalk@easterseals.org. Sponsorship and other information
available by calling Alex Krievins, Senior Development Officer, Special Events, Easter
Seals Ontario, One Concorde Place, Suite 700, Toronto, ON M3C 3N6, Tel: 416.421.8377 ext.
311, Toll Free: 1.800.668.6252, Fax: 416.696.1035, Email: akrievins@easterseals.org |
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May 29 from 10:00 am. - 2:00 pm.
Low Cost Rabies Clinic
Town of Newmarket
$15.00 - CASH ONLY
Low cost rabies clinic offered by the Town of Newmarket. Location: Hollingsworth Arena, 35
Patterson Street (Off Davis Drive), Newmarket. $15 / per vaccination (Cash only). Cats and
dogs must be over 3 months of age. Cats must be in a carrier and dogs must be leashed.
Notice: any pit bull terrier, Staffordshire terrier, American pit bull terrier or a dog
that has the appearance and physical characteristics that are substantially similar to the
dogs referred to must be muzzled. If you have questions about this clinic, call the Town
of Newmarket at 905-895-5193. For more information on this or any other health-related
topics, please contact
York Region Health Connection 1-800-361-5653, TTY 1-866-252-9933. |
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May 30
Bike to Work Day
Smart Commute
BikeToWorkDay.ca
Come ride with thousands of cyclists across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Take
the Bike to Work Pledge and you could win a Bike Train weekend getaway to Northumberland
County and other great prizes! |
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May 31
Hope, Healing, & Heels! Ladies Night Out
Newmarket & District Christian Academy
$15/advance; $20/at the door
www.ndca.ca
Newmarket & District Christian Academy (NDCA) presents: Hope, Healing, & Heels!
Ladies Night Out. Where do you get an award winning singer/song-writer, comedienne, and
speaker all rolled into one? With Kelita. Kelita is a 5 times Juno nominee whose real life
story and heartfelt music impacts women in a powerful way. Come laugh, cry, and be
inspired by this dynamic and talented woman. Ticket Prices: Advance sales - $15.00; at the
door - $20.00. Tickets available at NDCA - call 905-895-1199. Event includes silent
auction, door prizes, dessert table. Location: NDCA - 221 Carlson Drive, Newmarket.
www.kelita.com |
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May 31
Cancer Education Series: Mindful Stress Reduction
Southlake Regional Health Centre
Free
www.southlakeregional.org
Southlake Regional Health Centre is pleased to offer an interactive eight-lecture series
on cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The complimentary series will be of
interest to cancer patients, their family members, community residents, and healthcare
professionals. PRESENTER: Darlene Nicolson is a registered nurse and a certified yoga
meditation teacher, who has facilitated stress reduction classes for several years. During
her lecture, Darlene will talk briefly about Stress Management through Mindfulness. The
audience will then be guided through a few mindful practices, including an eating
meditation, yogic breathing, gentle movement, relaxation, and seated meditation. These
restorative, self nurturing practices are valuable tools that all individuals can use to
reduce stress, increase health and wellness, enhance present moment awareness, and to
cultivate a deeper connection with self and others. TIME: 5:45 p.m. – Registration;
6:00 p.m. – Presentation; 6:45 p.m. – Question and Answer Period. LOCATION:
Medical Arts Building at Southlake, Level 6 – Lecture Hall, 581 Davis Drive (corner
of Davis Drive and Lundy’s Lane), Newmarket, Ontario. RSVP: 905-895-4521, ext. 6947.
PARKING: Parking Garage – accessible from Prospect St. and Lundy’s Lane. Park on
Level 3 and take the Skywalk to the Medical Arts Building. |
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June 5
Walk for ALS
Fairy Lake, 500 Water Street, Newmarket
www.alsont.ca
The Walk for ALS is the signature event of ALS Ontario. This event helps to increase
awareness of ALS and to raise money for equipment and support services for people living
with ALS, as well as research to find a cure. Join us for the York Region (Newmarket) Walk
for ALS at Fairy Lake, 500 Water Street, Newmarket. Check-In: 8:30 am. Start Time: 10 am.
For more information please contact Sarah McGuire at 1-888-719-7667 or sarah@alsont.ca. |
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June 5 - 11
York Pride Fest '11
York Pride Fest
www.yorkpridefest.com
Join us for York Pride Fest 2011! 2011 will mark the eleventh year of pride celebrations
in York Region, home of Canada's largest regional Pride Week Festival. Pride Week events
include:
- Pride Church Service, 5th June 7pm-9pm;
- Social Night (Richmond Hill) 7th June 7.30pm-10pm;
- Social Night (Newmarket) 9th June 7.30pm-11pm;
- Rainbow Fusion Youth event 10th June 6pm-10pm;
- Pride Brunch in Aurora 11th June 11.30am-1.30pm;
- Toronto Pride Parade 3rd July, 2pm.;
- Pride BBQ, Sun. June 12 12 - 4 pm - Our main event this year will again be held at the
Community Safety Village, within Bruce's Mill Conservation Area near Stouffville.
Commencing at 12.15, our schedule for the afternoon will include:
Raising the Rainbow Flag, Welcome, Greetings from guest speakers, Dog handling
demonstration by the York Regional Police Canine Unit, Live entertainment featuring: The
Martha's. Please note: The weekend entry fee for Bruce's Mill Conservation Area is $5 per
adult, $4 for seniors and free for under 15's. However, if you will only be attending our
event at the Community Safety Village, between noon and 4pm, please indicate this at the
park entrance gatehouse and there will be no entry fee.
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June 6 - July 5
Front Garden Recognition Nomination
Town of Richmond Hill
What is Front Garden Recognition?
Front Garden Recognition is a program designed to beautify Richmond Hill by encouraging
residents to create attractive, colourful and well-maintained front gardens.
How Can my Garden be Nominated?
Between Monday, June 6 and Tuesday, July 5, 2011 you can nominate your own garden or a
neighbour or friend can nominate your garden.
What are the Criteria to Receive a Sign?
All gardens in the are eligible, but you must be nominated to have your garden considered.
Only front and side gardens are eligible.
Gardens must have curb appeal.
Gardens must be well maintained.
Gardens must exhibit a good selection and arrangement of plant material and colour.
Gardens must not contain artificial flowers or holiday decor.
How are the Gardens Being Judged?
The Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society will be sending out teams of
volunteers to look at and judge every garden that is nominated from Friday, July 15
through Tuesday, August 9, 2011.
Each garden will be judged based on the criteria above, and if there is a consensus among
the judges, the garden will receive a sign. If the garden does not meet the criteria, the
judges will leave a letter of recognition. As always, we thank you for your participation
and remind you, that the decisions of the judges are final.
When are the Gardens Being Judged?
Judging will take place from Friday, July 15 through Tuesday, August 9, 2011.
The Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society is a great way to meet people who
also love gardening and to gain valuable knowledge from members who have been gardening
for years. There are 13 monthly meetings, providing opportunities for members to share
helpful information.
Programs include:
- guest speakers;
- flower shows;
- workshops;
- community planning projects;
- planting baskets and barrels around Town;
- Front Garden Recognition;
- Open Gates Garden Tour;
- member garden tours;
- bus trips;
- annual corn roast; and
- much more!
Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. at the McConaghy
Seniors’ Centre (10100 Yonge Street). Visit www.richmondhillgardensociety.org to find
out more. |
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"TRY THE TRi" Children's Triathlon
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarket.ca
Try the Tri Children's Triathlon is a sport event for children between the ages of 3 to 11
years. It is designed to offer children the opportunity to experience the sport of
Triathlon in a non-competitive environment. Participants swim, bike, and run different
distances for each age category which are much less than the traditional/competitive
triathlon. All abilities are welcome. Registration available online using the Quik-e-Link
at www.newmarket.ca; by fax at 905-953-5135; or by dropping off a form at the Ray Twinney
Recreation Complex Kiosk, Magna Centre Kiosk, the Newmarket Municipal Office, Youth
Recreation Centre, or Seniors' Meeting Place. You must be able to attend one of the
mandatory race kit pick up and information sessions running every 30 minutes on June 10,
2011 from 4 - 8 pm. For more information, contact Linda Van Ry at 905-953-5300 ext. 2604
or lvanry@newmarket.ca; David Sheridan at 905-953-5300 ext 2714 or dsheridan@newmarket.ca;
or Jennifer McIntyre at 905-953-5300 ext. 2608 or jmcintyre@newmarket.ca. Volunteers
needed! |
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June 14 from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
The Teddy Bear Picnic
At the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre
in Amos Wright Park
Cost: $5 preschoolers (ages 2 to 6)
Tickets are available at the door.
Children must be accompanied by parent or caregiver.
Bring Your Picnic Basket and enjoy your lunch in the Park! Grab your teddy bear and come
down to the Heritage Centre, because, “Today’s the day the teddy bears have
their picnic!” Teddy bears and children will be entertained with songs, crafts and
games. Treats will be served. |
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 June 17 - 19 from 11 am to 1 am
Polo For Heart
13401 Leslie St., Richmond Hill
http://www.poloforheart.org
3-day International polo festival that raises money for the Heart & Stroke Foundation
and the Cardiac Care Program at Southlake Regional. Two exciting polo games played each
day, boutiques village, silent auction, Art Walk, Children's village and pony rides,
half-time entertainment show, and the traditional Champagne divot stomp. Bring a picnic
and enjoy a day in the country - all for a great cause! |
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June 18 1:30 pm. - 3:30 pm.
Teddy Bears' Picnic
Elman W. Campbell Museum
To avoid missing any activities please arrive by 1:30 p.m., $5.50 per childAll teddy
bears and their owners are invited to come out to the Museum for a pawsitively grreat
time! Admission to this event includes games, teddy bear contests, bear hunts,
bear-aerobics, displays and refreshments. Bring your Bear(s)! Suitable for all bear lovers
ages 6-106. We are located at 134 Main St., South, Newmarket. For more information please
call 905-953-5314 or email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com. |
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June 22
Richmond Hill 5th Annual Seniors' Information Fair
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts (10268 Yonge Street)
Join Folk singer and 2009 Canadian Music Award Winner James Hill at the Richmond Hill
Centre for the Performing Arts this June at the 5th Annual Seniors’ Information Fair!
Time: 10 a.m. (doors open at 9:30 a.m.)
Cost: $5
In addition to great entertainment, this annual seniors’ fair will include
information about senior services and a pizza lunch. Tickets are $5 and will be available
to those 55+ beginning on Monday, May 16 on a first come, first served basis. To avoid
disappointment, purchase your ticket early! Tickets available at the McConaghy
Seniors’ Centre only (10100 Yonge Street). |
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June 23
Second Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Beyond Abilities Centre
www.BeyondAbilitiesCentre.ca
Beyond Abilities Centre presents its Second Annual Charity Golf Tournament at EMERALD
HILLS GOLF CLUB, 14001 Warden Avenue, Stouffville (Just north of Bloomington Sideroad). 18
Hole Modified Shotgun Start 8:30 a.m. Competition Prizes, 50/50 Draw, Prize Draw and Lots
of Fun! EARLY BIRD Special $199.00 before April 15th, 2011. Cost: $225.00/person. Dress
code in effect. Included in the price are BAC welcome bags, guest fee, power cart,
personalized scorecards and cart cards, locker rooms, shower facilities/amenities, valet
bag drop, practice range and a $30 ClubLink Gift per participant. Lunch and plenty of
prizes! Please advise if you reqire a meal preference. Warm-up on the practice range
(optional): 7:00 a.m. Registration: 8:00 a.m. Our mission is to build and maintain a
multi-functional centre that offers therapeutic and recreational services, funding
programs, respite, and a leisure and family resource centre, primarily for families and
individuals with special needs. Space is limited.
For more information and to register, please contact Sandra at 905-478-2888 or email
BeyondAbilities@start.ca. Hole sponsorship and/or prize donations would be greatly
appreciated. A Charitable Tax Receipt will be issued for the maximum allowable portion. |
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June 24 from 11:00 am. - 12:00 pm.
Visit with Mayor Tony Van Bynen
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarket.ca
Newmarket Mayor Tony Van Bynen's Mayor In The Square initiative provides people with the
opportunity to chat with him face-to-face. Newmarket Public Library is pleased to be
hosting these meetings in 2011. Location: Newmarket Public Library, Cafe Area-Main Floor,
438 Park Avenue, Newmarket. |
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June 24 - 25
Relay For Life 2011
Pickering College, Newmarket.
relayforlife.ca
Join the biggest cancer event to make the biggest difference. To register a team,
participant, or a cancer survivor, contact us today - relayforlife.ca or 905-830-0447,
ext. 3833. |
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June 25
Signature Dessert Tea: Bloomin’ Strawberry Social
RichmondHill.ca/HeritageCentre
Sittings are at 1 and 2:30 p.m.
The time-honoured tradition of dessert tea may be enjoyed on the patio or in the
air-conditioned comfort of the Gardenview Room. Each Tea includes our featured dessert and
unlimited beverages.
For reservations, please call 905 780 3802.
THE RICHMOND HILL HERITAGE CENTRE is located at 19 Church Street North.
$7 per person
Reservations are recommended, but drop-ins will be accepted if space allows. |
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| July |
 July
1 from 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Richmond Hill Canada Day
Richmond Green Park, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East
(Northwest corner of Elgin Mills Road East and Leslie Street)
FREE ADMISSION - Compliments of Tim Hortons
Free all day event admission with donation of a non-perishable food item to benefit the
Richmond Hill Food Bank.
This exciting day hosts one of the largest municipal fireworks display in the Region. A
variety of activities for the entire family are offered, including children's games,
musical entertainment, midway, food pavilion, and so much more.
Become a part of Richmond Hill’s largest celebration!
Canada Day Sponsorship Opportunities Available for 2011
On July 1, the Town of Richmond Hill will host its annual Canada Day
Celebration presented by Tim Hortons. Put your business at the top of over 30,000
event-goers minds from all over the Region. Show your civic pride and become an event
sponsor today! There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available including the
one-of-a-kind midway, teen zone, a home show that sells out year after year, or be the
name behind one of the Region’s largest municipal fireworks displays. Regardless of
your preferred category, your business is sure to receive a noticeable return on
investment. Reach more than 200,000 people of all ages by joining early and taking
advantage of the various pre-event marketing benefits associated with each level of
sponsorship available. For as low as $500 you could be part of all the excitement. Call or
email us today!
To learn more about our sponsorship opportunities, contact Dan DiRuscio by email at
ddiruscio@richmondhill.ca or call (905) 771-5513.
To learn more about this year's Home Show or to purchase booth space, contact David
Bigelow by email at membership1@rhcoc.com or call (905) 884-1961, ext. 31.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all Canada Day patrons,
access to the park will not be granted to any individual in possession of fireworks of any
kind (including sparklers), weapons, alcohol or illegal substances. |
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KANATA SUMMER FESTIVAL: CANADA DAY
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarket.caPancake Breakfast, 8 a.m. to noon, $4, Hosted by Newmarket Car Club,
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Water Street, Newmarket. Kanata Celebration, 11 a.m. to
4 p.m. Fairy Lake Park, Water Street, Newmarket. Fun for the whole family: inflatable
bouncers, extreme bike demonstration and live entertainment. Free admission. Presented by
the Town of Newmarket. Kanata Fireworks, dusk (10 p.m.), George Richardson Park, Bayview
Parkway, Newmarket. The Town of Newmarket is proud to present the annual Canada Day
fireworks. Newmarket Citizens Band performs starting at 7:30 p.m., weather permitting.
Free. |
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July 15 - 17
Polaris 25
600 Highway 7 Hwy. East, Richmond Hill
Phone: 416-410-8266
URL: www.polaris.tcon.ca
Come and celebrate with your fellow fans, make new friends in our fun filled environment
and explore your imagination. Polaris is Canada's longest running (25 Years) media Science
Fiction and Fantasy convention, a not for profit convention organised and run by fans FOR
the fans. |
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July 23 from 10:00 am. - 4:00 pm.
AROUND THE WORLD MULTICULTURAL EVENT
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarket.caOutdoor live entertainment, food, music, dance, crafts, vendors and
much more. Free admission. Fairy Lake Park, Water Street, Newmarket |
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| August |
August 3 - September 1
MOONLIGHT MOVIES! FREE!
116 RichmondHill.ca
Bring your blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a free movie underthe stars! Enjoy a warm
summer evening out with this unique outdoor cinema experience! Movies will begin at dusk
and are projected on an inflatable movie screen. FILM TITLES TO BE ANNOUNCED CLOSER TO THE
DATE.
Wednesday, August 3, 17 and 31
Richmond Green, 1300 Elgin Mills Road East
Rain location: Rouge Woods Community Centre, 110 Shirley Drive
Wednesday, August 10 and 24
Russell Tilt Park
Rain location: Bond Lake Arena, 70 Old Colony Road
Thursday, September 1
Richvale Community Centre, 160 Avenue Road
Rain location: Richvale Community Centre, 160 Avenue Road
Refreshments will be available for a nominal fee, starting at 7 p.m. Come early to get
a good seat! For more information, visit RichmondHill.ca or call 905 787 1441, ext. 222. |
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| September |
September 6 - November 1
Season Opening at Southbrook Farms
1150 Major Mackenzie Dr. West, Richmond Hill
Contact: Cathy Chiappetta
Phone: 905-832-2548
URL: www.southbrookpumpkinpatch.com
Children and families come enjoy Southbrook Grounds. Our playground is open for the
season, take a walk on our trails and enjoy the beauty of fall, lots of photo
opportunities or walk through our Corn Maze. Moms,dads,or caregivers can sit and watch
their little ones while enjoying a cup of coffee, tea, natural hot apple cider, or hot
chocolate. Bakery & Harvest Barn open. Open Every Day 10-6. Free Admission. |
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September 16 - 18
Newmarket Psychic Expo
Optimist Club, Newmarket
URL: www.psychicexpos.com
Newmarket’s largest international psychic expo, since 1988. International psychic
readers. Private readings. Past, present, future. Books, crystals, free lectures,
demonstrations, and prizes! |
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September 17
Doors Open Newmarket 2012
Phone: 905-953-5314
URL: http://www.newmarket.caEnjoy
free activities, tours and explore Newmarket’s rich heritage during Doors Open
Newmarket. Many of Newmarket’s interesting architectural, cultural and historical
sites will open their doors to residents and visitors during this fun and educational
experience.
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September
2011 Memorial Butterfly Release
www.bfoyr.comRelease a beautiful live butterfly at Fairy Lake, Newmarket in the memory
of a cherished loved one lost through death. Orders for Butterflies must be received no
later then September 10th, 2010. Telephone orders will be accepted when paying by credit
card.
To purchase a butterfly for release please complete this form and return with your
payment to: Bereaved Families of York Region, 17070 Yonge Street, Suite 203, Newmarket,
Ontario, L3Y 8Z4. For further information, please call 905-898-6265 or email:
bfoyr@bellnet.ca. |
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September
Pickering College Fair and Open House
www.pickeringcollege.on.caJoin us at the Pickering College Fun Fair, Saturday,
September 26, 2009 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. All welcome! Rain or shine, on the South
Field. Open to the community. Inflatables, games, bake sale, bbq, Scholastic Book Fair,
crafts, Rock Band competition, face painting and more! Nominal charges for the games. Open
House: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Rogers House. If you or anyone you know who is interested
in learning more about Pickering College, please attend this Open House. No RSVP is
required. Held on the College property at 16945 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket. Contact us at
905-895-1700 for more information. |
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September 24 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Rain or Shine)
Crosby Park Family Fair - FOR THE YOUNG AND THE YOUNG AT HEART!
Crosby Park (Northeast corner of Crosby Avenue and Newkirk Road)
Come out with your friends and family this fall and enjoy the one-and-only Crosby Park
Family Fair presented by the Richmond Hill Mobility Accessibility Foundation!
No ordinary park, Crosby Park is designed for inclusive recreation, where everyone from
the able-bodied and physically challenged to those with sensory and cognitive impairments,
and even seniors, can enjoy the simple pleasures of outdoor recreation.
This year’s event will feature live entertainment for groups of all ages,
old-fashioned activities and games for kids, a delicious lunch (nominal fees will apply)
to sit and enjoy in the fall breeze, interactive areas for families to enjoy together and
much more! |
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September 26
AIC Walk For Heart
Fairy Lake, Newmarket
www.heartandstroke.caThe Heart & Stroke Foundation will be holding its annual AIC
WALK FOR HEART at Fairy Lake on Sunday September 26, 2010. This 2km or 4km walk is great
for families, community teams and anyone interested in helping to save lives while
supporting heart disease research and advocacy here in York Region. Many people will walk
in honour of those lost to heart disease or Stroke and some walk with the family as a
great way to promote heart healthy living. For anyone interested in learning more about
the AIC WALK FOR HEART please contact our local Heart & Stroke office at 905-853-6355.
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| October |
October 1 - 31
Family Fall Fun Festival at Southbrook Farms Pumpkin Patch
1150 Major Mackenzie Dr. West, Richmond Hill
Contact: Cathy Chiappetta
Phone: 905-832-2548
URL: www.southbrook.com
Free Admission & Parking. Come & Explore a working Farm. Largest Selection of
Pick-Your-Own-Pumpkins in York Region.
Wagon Rides, Children's Carnval Rides & Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Playground, Corn
Maze, Bakey-Fresh Baked Pies, Desserts, Peanut Free Cookies, Fudge, Candy Apples,
Specialty Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate & Hot Apple Cider. Market Store - Ontario Orchard
Pick Apples & Seasonal Vegetables. Gift Store - Harvest & Halloween Home Decor.
Create Memories you will have for ever. Call for more information. |
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October 1 - 2
Newmarket Studio Tour
www.newmarketgroupofartists.orgFree
The Newmarket Studio Tour promotes Newmarket artists by inviting the community into the
artist's studio, all for free. For those artists who do not have studio space, we have
provided spaces at various local businesses located in the Downtown Core and the Newmarket
Municipal Building. For more information, please contact us at 905-868-8295, or by email
at newmarketstudiotour@gmail.com or visit our website. |
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October 15 - 16
Annual Richmond Hill Studio Tour & Art Sale
Susan Chater, Watercolour & oilThe Annual Richmond Hill Studio Tour & Art Sale,
which began in 2003, is a juried show that provides local artists the opportunity to
showcase and potentially sell their work. This event, which includes only original,
hand-made art in many forms and media, such as painting, sculpture, pottery, photography,
printmaking and hand-crafted jewelry, continues to grow and is quickly becoming one of the
most recognized tours in York Region. |
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October 22 - 23
15th Anniversary Celebration Masquerade Fundraising Gala
600 7 Hwy. East, Sheraton Parkway Toronto North, Richmond Hill
URL: www.yorkcism.ca
York Region Critical Incident Stress Management Team (CISM) is hosting a Masquerade Gala
fundraiser to celebrate 15 years of service to emergency first responders. One of only a
few in Canada, the York Region CISM Team is a multi-disciplinary organization with
volunteer peer members from York Regional Police, York Region Fire Services, Emergency
Medical Services, Hospital Emergency Room Nurses, Chaplains and Mental Health
Professionals. Team members volunteer their time to assist emergency services workers and
their families effectively cope with traumatic events and reduce potential effects of Post
Traumatic Stress. |
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October
Spooktacular Hallowe'en Party
Elman W. Campbell Museum, 134 Main St.On Saturday, October 30 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. come
for a howling good time with games, crafts, a costume parade and a spooky story at the
Elman W. Campbell Museum (134 Main St.). Pre-registration is required. Call the museum at
905-953-5314 for more information. |
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November
Remembrance Day ServiceThe annual Remembrance Day Service is being held at the
Cenotaph (10,100 Yonge Street). The March of Remembrance will form at 10 a.m. at the
northwest corner of Wright and Yonge Streets and will proceed south on Yonge Street at
10:30 a.m. All ex-service personnel are invited to take part in the March and residents
are invited to attend the service.
The Town will be observing a two-minute wave of silence at 11 a.m. Please stop and
reflect in a silent moment of remembrance for the men and women who have served, and
continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict and peace.
If you have any questions, contact Daniela Fiore, Executive Assistant to the Mayor, at
(905) 771-2466.
REMEMBRANCE DAY ROAD CLOSURES
Yonge Street will be closed between Crosby Avenue and Major Mackenzie Drive. As well,
Wright Street will be closed from Yonge Street to Hall Street for the March of Remembrance
from 10 to 11:30 a.m. “No Parking” signs will be posted on Yonge
Street on the day of this event. Barricades will be assigned to the following locations:
- Hall and Wright
- Yonge and Arnold
- Yonge and Dunlop
- Yonge and Lorne
- Yonge and Richmond
- Yonge and Crosby
- Yonge and Bedford Park
- Yonge and Major Mackenzie
- Yonge and Centre East and West
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November 27
Santa Claus Parade
Town of Richmond Hill
The Town of Richmond Hill is pleased to present the 2011 Richmond Hill Santa Claus Parade
on Sunday, November 27. The parade begins at 1:30 p.m. at the intersection of Yonge Street
and Industrial Road, and heads south on Yonge Street, concluding at Hillcrest. Residents
of all ages are encouraged to come out and enjoy this favourite holiday tradition! |
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November
Newmarket Santa Claus Parade The frosty air will soon be filled with Christmas
spirit and celebration. Come wave to Santa as he parades through Newmarket on Saturday,
November 20.
The Parade will start at 11:00 a.m. at Eagle
St. and Lorne Ave. The Parade travels east on Eagle St. to Main St., north on Main St. to
Davis Dr. and west on Davis Dr. to Longford Dr. Canada Post will be travelling ahead of
the Parade to pick up letters that the children have written to Santa. Era Banner carriers
will be travelling ahead of the Parade collecting non-perishable food stuffs for the
Newmarket Food Pantry. Kids young and not so young, come out and welcome Santa to
Newmarket! |
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November from 5:30 pm. - 9:30 pm.
Pickering College Holiday Home Tour
Pickering College www.pickeringcollege.on.ca
The 6th annual Pickering College Holiday Home Tour is a signature event featuring a
self-directed tour of 7 unique homes in Newmarket and Aurora festively decorated for the
holidays by local decorators and florists.
For tickets and information: www.pickeringcollege.on.ca or 905-895-1700 ext. 360 |
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November from 10:00 am. - 5:00 pm.
Seasonal Boutique & Cafe at Pickering College
Pickering Collegewww.pickeringcollege.on.ca
Seasonal Boutique & Cafe at Pickering College, 16945 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket.
Admission is free to the public and open to all. A unique shopping experience with more
than 30 local artisans exhibiting a variety of holiday gift ideas. Lunch and refreshments
also available.
For information: 905-895-1700 ext. 360. |
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November 26 from 10:00 am. - 4:00 pm.
2nd Annual Unique Craft & Gift Show
Doane House Hospice
www.doanehospice.orgThe 2nd Annual Craft & Gift show in support of Doane House
Hospice is taking place at Glenway Country Club, 470 Crossland Gate, Newmarket. Admission
is $5.00. Free for under 12s and over 65s. For information call 905-967-0259. |
November from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Nwt. Health Centre Annual Christmas Bazaar & Silent Auction
Newmarket Health Centre
Plan to attend the Annual Christmas Bazaar and Silent Auction on November 27 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at the Newmarket Health Centre (194 Eagle Street). Take part in the Silent
Auction, or browse the baking, crafts, books & “new/nearly new” tables and
stay for lunch and refreshments in our Lobby Café. Please call 905-895-1975 for more
information. |
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December
Breakfast with Santa
Elman W. Campbell Museum Santa waves hello to onlookers at the annual Newmarket Santa
Claus Parade. Have breakfast with Santa in a historical setting! Friends of the Museum
will host a continental breakfast, photo opportunity with Santa and admission to the
museum. Tickets are $10 per person and must be purchased in advance. Breakfast will be
available at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. For more information, call the Elman W. Campbell
Museum at 905-953-5314. |
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December at 10:00 AM
Breakfast with Santa
REDCREST Cardinal Golf Club, 17700 Keele St.
Breakfast Buffet | Entertainment | Activities Visit from Santa Claus Children 4-12:
$12.95* Adults: $19.95* Children under 4: FREE
Contact: Vince Boada
Phone: 905-841-7378 Ext. 405
URL: http://www.cardinalgolfclub.com |
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December
Live Nativity Pageant
Fairy Lake Park, Water St.Presented to the Community by the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints and The Town of Newmarket. Fairy Lake Park, Water St. Children under 12
must be accompanied by an adult. Subject to change, contact the Town of Newmarket
905-895-5193, www.newmarket.ca. |
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December 31 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Tim Hortons First Night Newmarket
Magna Centre, 800 Mulock Dr.Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Magna Centre, 800
Mulock Dr. from 6 to 9 p.m. Brought to you by Tim Hortons, Newmarket Hydro and Town of
Newmarket. Live outdoor family entertainment, horse drawn wagon rides, free skating and
swimming. At the end of the evening be dazzled by the Grand Finale Countdown at 9 p.m.
This event is free to everyone! Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Subject
to change, contact the Town of Newmarket 905-895-5193, www.newmarket.ca
Indoor Activities (5 to 8:30 p.m.):
- Incredible Entertainment: Silver Elvis and Bandaloni back by popular demand (Sports
Theatre & Newmarket Honda Rink)
- Family Zone: Ladder Climb, Inflatable Jumping Castles, Giant Obstacle Course &
Slide, Hockey Shooting Cage, 9 Hole Mini Golf, Balloon Twists by Clowns Harvo & Saree,
Pulsars Gymnastics Club, Costume Characters, (Tim Hortons Gym & Newmarket Honda Rink)
- Face Painting (MPR 1), Make & Take Crafts Party Hat, Bell, Calendar & Mural
Design (Activity Room)
- Public Skate & Family Skate, (Max 200/rink) Bob Forhan Olympic Rink, Hyundai Rink,
Pfaff Rink
- Public Swimming (Max 400, Metro Aquatics Centre)
Outdoor Activities (5 to 9 p.m.):
- Train Ride on Tim Hortons Express (owned & operated by the Town of Newmarket) 5 to
8:30 p.m.
- Hot chocolate, Noisemaker & Glow Bracelet (4,000 available)
- Horse Drawn Wagons (6 to 8:30 p.m.)
- Live band outdoor main stage 8 to 9 p.m.
- Fireworks & Pyrotechnic Show & Grand Finale Countdown 9 p.m.
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** NOTE: All dates and locations of 2012 events to be confirmed. |
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February from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Heritage Day
St. John's Chrysostom, 432 Ontario St., NewmarketInvite
your family and friends to celebrate Heritage Day. Learn about Newmarket’s historical
and cultural heritage. Enjoy guided tour wagon rides, interactive activities, Nin Os Kom
Tin drummers, weavers, spinners, costumed military re-enactors, try some old fashioned
toys and much more! Lots of photo opportunities! Free admission. Presented by Heritage
Newmarket, the Newmarket Historical Society, and the Elman W. Campbell Museum.
Event URL: www.newmarket.ca
Event Email: elmanmuseum@rogers.com
Event Contact: Beth Sinyard
Event Phone: 905-953-5314 |
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Family Day
Richmond Hill
Looking for something to do on Family Day? There's lots to do and see in Richmond Hill.
Join us on Monday, February 21 for a fun-filled day of programs and activities. Take part
in pre-school, children and youth activities or come out for a family swim at the Wave
Pool.
To be added to our Family Day mailing list, please email events@richmondhill.ca and enter
“I WANT MORE INFO ON FAMILY DAY 2011” in the subject line. We will contact you
when our program locations/times are confirmed. |
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Family Day
Town of Newmarket
www.newmarket.ca
Bring the whole family out to enjoy free public skating at the Magna Centre, 800 Mulock
Drive, Newmarket or Lion's Park, 424 D'Arcy Street, Newmarket. For more information,
contact the Town at 905-895-5193. |
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