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What's on in Ontario

Every festival, concert, market and family event happening across Ontario, collected from official municipal calendars and refreshed twice a day.

118 events

Spuds and Sprouts

2:00 PM – 3:00 PMEDT Museum on the Boyne, New Tecumseth

2:00 – 3:00 PM $7 per child Adult chaperones required Creative Critters Join us at the museum and explore the world of bugs and insects! Learn about our six-legged friends through hands-on activities and discover September 12th Harvest Vegetable Adventure Celebrate the arrival of…

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Drop in session for Ward 1

10:30 AMEDT Burlington

Drop in sessions are a time to meet with residents in Ward 1 and discuss City news, answer any questions or concerns, or simply get to know each other. Your willingness to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas plays an essential role in shaping the decisions we make at City Ha…

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Shaam-E-Rekhta Toronto

5:00 PM – 9:00 PMEDT Living Arts Centre, Mississauga

Shaam-e-Rekhta Canada brings Rekhta’s celebrated cultural mehfil to Canada with an evening dedicated to Urdu, poetry, music, and culture. Blending the warmth of a traditional mehfil with a contemporary stage format, the event features two signature presentations. Roohaniyat – An…

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Kutumb Kirrtan

7:00 PM – 9:45 PMEDT Meadowvale Theatre, Mississauga

"Kutumb (Family) Kirrthan" - The joint family system is almost disappearing nowadays. Having mother, father, son and daughter-in-law together in the house and if they are there, having a good time together has become a distant dream. It is very difficult to combine old traditions…

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Talent Search International presents The Winners Circle

6:00 PM – 10:00 PMEDT Meadowvale Theatre, Mississauga

Trivia questions to win prizes, live Music, Few South Asian Songs, One dance performance and Guessing Game "Kasoutee". This event is suitable for patrons 16 years and older. Maximum of 2 free tickets per reservation. This event is organized by an external group and is not produce…

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The Play "Maids"by Roman Viktyuk

7:00 PM – 9:30 PMEDT Living Arts Centre, Mississauga

The legendary production “The Maids” by the renown theatrical director Roman Viktyuk, based on Jean Genet’s play “Les Bonnes.” Premiering on September 17, 1988 at the Satirikon Theatre, the production became a landmark theatrical event and a manifesto of new theatricality. Bold,…

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GenX Takeover Comedy Tour

8:00 PM – 10:00 PMEDT Living Arts Centre, Mississauga

Get ready for a night of laughter, nostalgia, and unforgettable moments with four of the funniest social media influencers around. The GenX Takeover Comedy Tour features The Real Slim Sherri, Kelly Manno, Dadbod Veteran (Jon Willington), The Professor Nick Harrison, and Justin Ru…

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Spuds and Sprouts

2:00 PM – 3:00 PMEDT Museum on the Boyne, New Tecumseth

2:00 – 3:00 PM $7 per child Adult chaperones required Creative Critters Join us at the museum and explore the world of bugs and insects! Learn about our six-legged friends through hands-on activities and discover September 12th Harvest Vegetable Adventure Celebrate the arrival of…

$7 Theatre

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Common questions

What is on in Ontario this weekend?

The Ontario listing covers every municipality in the province that publishes a calendar, so a weekend view shows what is running from the largest city to the smallest town in one page rather than one municipal site at a time.

Which Ontario towns and cities are covered?

Every municipality in Ontario that publishes an event calendar we can read. The city list on this page is the live set; a town joins it the first time one of its events is crawled.

What time zone are Ontario event times in?

Times are shown in America/Toronto, the zone the province keeps, and are never converted to a single national clock. Canada spans six time zones, and an event that starts at seven starts at seven where it is.