In 2022 Tamil Fest will be back in person and build on previous success with two fun packed days. It will effectively draw a diverse crowd through showcasing the rich and vibrant culture, music, cuisine and traditions of the Tamil community in a unique platform.

The host organization is the Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC), a non-profit organization formed in 2001 which serves as the voice of Tamil Canadians. CTC upholds Canadian values of equality, volunteerism, human rights and multiculturalism. CTC also actively promotes Tamil Arts and Cultural Language.

IT’S FUN. IT’S FREE.
The Morden, Manitoba Corn & Apple Festival
What started as a 1967 Centennial Celebration has grown into Manitoba's largest street festival.
For 3 days there is free family fun with lots of activities and of course great food!
*STREET VENDORS *MIDWAY *COOKED CORN & CIDER SALES *ENTERTAINMENT

Trinbago Toronto Festival is a celebration of the culture, history, and impact of the Trinidad & Tobago diaspora in Canada. The event is under the auspices of the Trinidad & Tobago Consulate in Toronto, co-presented by Tourism Trinidad Limited and the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd., and in support of the Caribbean Scholarship Foundation. We are also excited to have the support of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival.

The Trinbagonian-Canadian diaspora in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Hamilton, and Niagara, will host a weekend-long event at Yonge & Dundas Square on Saturday, August 27th from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, August 28th from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

This significant milestone in the history of Trinidad & Tobago presents an opportunity for our Trinbagonian-Canadian community to highlight and celebrate our accomplishments.

We are delighted to commemorate our Diamond Jubilee and showcase our rich and diverse culture to all Canadians

This summer, Smorgasburg launched the first-ever international weekly market in Toronto.
Come check out these amazing Food Vendors!

Saturdays through Sept. 10th * 11 am to 6 pm
FREE Admission!
Dogs Welcome


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For three days in August, the Waskesiu Lake community hosts the Waskesiu Lakeside Music Festival. Come enjoy the many family-friendly activities and experience live music, paddling demonstrations, food vendors, interactive programs, and a wonderful pancake breakfast.
Located within breathtaking Prince Albert National Park, the community of Waskesiu Lake is the perfect location to relax and enjoy a weekend of music and fun.
In the community of Waskesiu Lake, you will find all the amenities of a small town in the beauty of the boreal forest.
Here you will find a number of accommodations, restaurants, retailers, campsites, and trails that are within walking distance of the festival site.
Beyond the townsite, explore the nearly 4,000 square kilometers that makeup Prince Albert National Park. There is over 130km of trails you can hike or bike, rent watercraft to explore the vast lakes and rivers, or relax and just soak up the sun at one of the gorgeous sandy beaches.

Toronto’s Favourite Summer Foodie Event is Back -> Summerlicious! August 12–28th!

Toronto has such a rich & diverse culinary culture! Take your tastebuds on a journey around the world.

Get together with family and friends to enjoy three-course prix fixe lunch and dinner menus at more than 200 local restaurants: Lunch: $20-$55 * Dinner: $25-$75

Make reservations now so you are not disappointed.



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photo credit: Summerlicious

The Winona Peach Festival is back for some peachy fun!!
3 days of awesomeness in Winona Ontario.

Hours of Operation
Friday Aug. 26 from 5pm to 11pm
Saturday Aug. 27 from 10am to 11pm
Sunday Aug. 28 from 10am to 6pm

There is no admission cost to the Peach Festival, it is a free festival.

NO PETS ALLOWED

The Winona Peach Festival is a unique community event which has evolved since 1967, starting out on Winona Road. The Winona Peach Festival consists of 18 community service, sports and religious organizations. The Peach Festival is run entirely by volunteers, the Board of Directors, Committee Chairpersons, organization representative and thousands of volunteers from the member organizations and the community.

The Peach Festival has something for everyone! Our Arts & Craft section is nestled in our treed area and offers only hand made items, the Midway put on by Robertson Amusements has rides and games for all ages, our Commercial Exhibit area has many vendors with various products for sale, our free entertainment stage has children's programming at the Fun Factory, while in the evenings we have music to make everyone enjoy themselves. Last but not least is our Food Court, we have a multitude of foods to satisfy everyone, gluten free, dairy free, many "peach" filled pies, crepes, cobbler and our famous Peach Sundae! Come and "Make it Your Family Tradition"!

Our Midway has rides plus games for kids of all ages, our Arts & Crafts section has over 75 crafters, the Commercial Exhibits area has over 100 vendors with different products. There is a “Peach of a Car Show”, free entertainment on the Main Stage/E.D. Smith Fun Factory and a demonstration area and many different kinds of foods!!

Shuttle service available from Eastgate Mall in Hamilton and is highly recommended.

The free HSR shuttle from Eastgate Square is wheelchair accessible. We also provide a wheelchair accessible bus that runs from Puddicombe Farms, off site parking. The Festival is held in a park, where there are tree roots to be aware of. There are many areas that are accessible.
There will also be handicap / motor cycle / bicycle parking available across the road at St. Gabrielle's on the west side only. (Note: St. Gabrielle's school will be using the east side.) If you have a bicycle, provide your own lock. All parking is at your own risk.

Our official Peach Festival offsite parking lot is at Puddicombe Farms. Then you can take our shuttle over to the park. There is a wheelchair accessible bus that runs from there also. Parking is free and riding the shuttle bus costs $10.00 each (round trip), Seniors $5.00 each (round trip) and children under 16 ride free.
The HSR is also offering free shuttles from Eastgate Square (Route 58 Bus Stop). There is a wheelchair accessible bus which can also accommodate buggies, walkers, etc. Please leave a Food Bank donation in the bins located at the Eastgate Square (Route 58 Bus Stop) for the free ride.

Yes we have Entertainment and it is free! The main stage starts Friday night ending on Sunday afternoon, the E.D. Smith Fun Factory has children's entertainment during Saturday afternoon.

We have four or five spots where the various local farmers have peaches and other assorted fruits or/and vegetables available.

Presales will start on Tuesday August 9th and end Thursday August 25th, 2022. There is a discount of 25% over Peach Festival weekend midway ride ticket prices.

There is camping available at Fifty Point Conservation area. Motels/hotels close to the Festival are: Four Points by Sheraton, Hamilton (Centennial Pkwy), Sandman Hotel, Hamilton, Super 8 Motel (Grimsby), Casablanca Wine Inn (Grimsby) and the Comfort Inn (Centennial Pkwy). Many of the local motels/hotels offer a special Peach Festival rate if rooms are still available.

Come on out to Winona for a weekend of fun!

The Toronto Diversity Festival attracts people from all over the GTA and surrounding regions. Toronto is Canada’s most ethnically diverse city with nearly 80 percent of residents self-identifying as visible minorities. Arts, culture, and heritage are on the top of mind while residents and newcomers alike look forward to the Toronto Diversity Festival as a safe space to celebrate their cultural diversity with artistic performances, food, music, dance, children activities, vendors, local businesses and many more activities for all ages and interests.

The Toronto Diversity Festival promotes our region’s rich diverse culture and heritage through arts and cultural performances; by showcasing foods from different ethnic countries that bring out the rich tastes and traditions from our increasingly diverse region. The festival also celebrates harmony through different multicultural performances. Also, exhibitors will be selling clothing, jewelry, paintings, handicrafts, and food.

The festival will include a variety of participatory activities for all ages to enjoy, including cooking demonstrations, interactive workshops, panel discussions, competitions, games and more.

We are all one, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical abilities, religious beliefs, political beliefs, or other ideologies.

Let’s celebrate this ‘spirit of oneness’ at the Toronto Diversity Festival at @NathanPhilipsSquare!

Toronto, Ontario's must-visit attraction is the one and only C.N.E.
This is Canada’s biggest annual fair and dates back almost 150 years.

Let's Go To The EX !!!
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is Canada’s largest annual community event. Taking place over the 18 days leading up to and including Labour Day, the CNE offers a wide variety of entertainment and events including Bandshell concerts, celebrity chef demonstrations, aerial acrobatics, an ice skating show, a dog show, a working farm, parades, and a three-day Air Show, all of which are FREE with admission to the CNE. Midway rides and games, wacky fair food as well as international food, and shopping are also popular highlights of this major Toronto event. Over the course of its 18-day run, the CNE attracts more than 1.5 million people each year.

Rain or shine, we'll be at the Bergen Hall 10am-1pm every Saturday until Sept 10. Fresh local produce, preserves, fine handcrafts, Bergen beef, sourdough baking and lots more. See you there? Rated #1 FARMERS' MARKET in the Albertan's "Readers' Choice" Awards 2021.
Come check us out!

The Andrew Farmers' Market is a busy little upbeat market that takes place every Saturday from May until October. So many great homemade wares, treats, Alberta fresh produce and so much more! Come on out to Andrew to see for yourself!
Home of the world's largest mallard duck!

Located at the Andrew Arena

The Bentley Farmers' Market is home to a large variety of vendors.

The Bentley Farmers' Market runs May long weekend until September long weekend, Saturdays 2pm-4pm.

From Alberta-grown fresh produce to the most delicious cherries that BC has to offer, home made baking to everything pickled and preserved, gorgeous homemade jewelry to artisan crafted bath and beauty products, we have something for everyone and so much more!!

We are a small town with a big heart and our Big Market proves it!!

The Nanton United Church Farmers’ Market is conveniently on Saturdays from 9 am-1 pm runnung all summer - June 18 to October 1
Located in the United Church parking lot on Highway 2 south. If you’re on Highway 2 north, turn left or park at the Fresh Mart across from the grain elevators.

The Farmers’ Market is populated with vendors selling homemade or home grown products: fresh produce, jams, artisanal products, and more.

Dont forget to give yourself time to walk around town and check out the businesses and other attractions.