It’s the long weekend
and you have three days to fill with family, fun and food…here are some of the
great events happening this weekend:
ZimSculpt, Royal Botanical Gardens
Stone
sculptures of Zimbabwe created right before your eyes. The award-winning Zimbabwean stone sculpture
exhibit, ZimSculpt at Royal Botanical Gardens runs to Monday October 8th.
Mining the richness of Zimbabwe’s geology, featured artists Patrick Stephani
and Passmore Mupindiko have created powerful works of art that depict the
stories of the natural world and the culture and traditions of their home land,
as well as abstract forms that are powerfully evocative.
ZimSculpt,
a non-political company based in Harare, Zimbabwe, represents over 100
sculptors from across the country. Royal Botanical Gardens is the exclusive
Canadian host of this award-winning Zimbabwean stone art exhibit. Over 300
hand-made sculptures will accentuate the blooms of Hendrie Park, creating a
unique outdoor gallery where visitors can view sculpture, meet the artists and
purchase one of these remarkable works.
"Wrong for Each Other", Drama Centre – Oct 4-6
"Wrong for Each Other", Drama Centre – Oct 4-6
A comedy
by Norm Foster - Directed by Tom Mackan, Produced by Peter Malysewich
Widely
praised, this terrific play comes with all of life's reality enough to keep
audiences totally involved, laughing and deeply moved at the same time. When
Foster gets his genius working on a relationship between a man and woman, the
exploration grabs us and keeps us fully engaged. Rudy and Norah meet quite
accidentally after over three years of divorce and they set off on a memory
trip of discovery that is classic in its telling. This is a near masterpiece of
writing with dialogue astounding in its understanding of people and how they
cope. And don't forget, ever so funny and moving for all that. Ticket
information available here
Saturdays in the Square, Civic Square
Walk, shop, and dine in our city's beautiful Downtown. Playing Live in Civic Square, on Saturday
October 6th - Aaron Griggs & Special Guest plus food from Downtown Bistro.
Fall into Nature, 6 Conservation Halton Parks
Conservation Halton's Fall into Nature festival celebrates the
spectacular landscapes and colours of the Niagara Escarpment. It takes place
over five days on two weekends in October – Thanksgiving weekend (October 6 to
8) and the weekend of October 13 and 14. Festival events run from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. at all six of Conservation Halton's main parks: Crawford Lake, Hilton
Falls, Kelso, Mountsberg, Mount Nemo and Rattlesnake Point Conservation Areas. Residents and visitors alike are invited to join us in celebrating autumn at this fun filled festival great for people of all ages. Fall into Nature festival activities include:
·
Chairlift rides to the top
of the escarpment with spectacular views
·
Self-guided and
interpreter led tours through our many trails and landscapes
·
Wagon/tractor rides
through the parks
·
Educational and
interactive programs (visit an Iroquoian Village, learn about the science of
nature)
·
Live performances (music,
First Nations dancers)
·
Demonstrations (Bird of
Prey shows, Reptile shows, mountain biking)
·
Various other activities
(children's activities, BBQs, pumpkin picture patches)
·
And more!
Harvest Festival, Springridge Farm
Weekends including Thanksgiving Monday. Harvest
Festival activities are 10am until 4pm. Admission:
$10. per person, ages 2-92 (includes HST)
Springridge Harvest Festival is Great Fun for the
whole family! There is no charge to
visit the farm market, bakery, gift shop.
Climb to the escarpment lookout to view the fall colours too!
Families will enjoy:
A
Professional Puppet Show "The Great Pumpkin Mix-Up"
·
Wagon
ride to the 5-acre Corn Trail
·
Spooky
Boo Barn
·
Spiderweb
Climber
·
Farm
Yard Pipe Slide
·
Access
to the Fun Farm Yard: Farm Animal Barn, Escarpment Educational Lookout, Giant
Sandbox, Plywood Milking Cow, Witches Mouth Corn Trail, Tricky Trails Corn
Maze, Straw Bale Jumping & Pyramids
·
Optional
Pony Rides $3 a child
·
Weekend
BBQ
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