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Things to do in Canada this weekend
Everything happening across Canada from Sep 18 - Sep 20.
1,404 events Sep 18 - Sep 20
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Capital Pop-Up Cinema
Bringing families and friends together to experience classic movies under stars. This is a free event for all!
Summer Flower U-Pick
Stroll through colourful flower fields and enjoy a peaceful countryside experience at this pick-your-own flower farm near Ottawa. With more than 25 varieties blooming throughout the season, visitors can explore ever-changing displays and create their own bouquet from freshly cut…
1860s Fall Fair Weekend & Quilt Show
Step back in time for an immersive 1860s Fall Fair Weekend and Quilt Show at Upper Canada Village. Enjoy heritage displays of farm animals, agricultural products, vegetables, flowers, and fine arts, along with classic treats like fresh apples and cider. The weekend also features…
West End Studio Tour
Come enjoy a pleasant walking, biking, or driving tour of art studios located in two great Ottawa west-end neighbourhoods.
Cumberland Farmers' Market
Cumberland Farmers Market offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere filled with music, fresh food, and community spirit. Discover fresh vegetables, pasture-raised meats, local chicken and mushrooms, maple syrup, honey, berries, garlic, and more.
Fall Colours Chairlift Rides
Take in spectacular fall colours from above with a ride on the Lakeview Chairlift to the summit of Dickson Mountain in Calabogie. Visitors can choose to hike to the top or enjoy a scenic chairlift ride, where sweeping views of the surrounding landscape create unforgettable photo…
Carp Farmers’ Market
The largest producer-based farmers’ market in Eastern Ontario, with over 100 vendors offering produce, baked goods and crafts.
Heating up the Capital
Meet the makers, sample their sauces and buy some to take home with you! Quench your appetite with adult beverages, food and quench the heat with ice cream! Even Jalapeno beer!!
Metcalfe Farmers' Market
Farm-fresh produce, baking, flowers, bedding plants, pottery, furniture and more including the Sunflower Café.
Roots, Rants and Roars 2026
Roots, Rants & Roars is a coastal culinary festival held in Elliston, Newfoundland and Labrador. The event takes place from September 17 to 19, 2026 and celebrates local food, culture, and community. During the festival, visitors can enjoy unique food experiences by the ocean. Th…
Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland & Labrador — Boat Workshops
2026 Boat Workshops 15 Ft Rodney Workshop $900 • June 24th-28th, 2026 Grand Banks Dory Workshop $900 • July 15th-19th, 2026 Motorboat/Rodney Workshop $900 • August 12th- 16th, 2026 • September 9th-13th, 2026 One Day Motorboat/Rodney Workshops $125 • July 11th-Frames/Planking/Timb…
🎪 St. John’s International CircusFest 2026
The St. John’s International CircusFest returns to downtown St. John’s from September 17 to 20, 2026 . This four-day festival celebrates contemporary circus with exciting performances and creative experiences. Each year, the St. John’s International CircusFest features innovative…
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What is there to do in Canada this weekend?
This weekend runs Sep 18 - Sep 20. The weekend page collects every festival, concert, market and family event happening in that window across all ten provinces and three territories, and can be narrowed to a province, a city or a category.
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From the official calendars that Canadian municipalities, regions and venues publish themselves. They are crawled daily, normalised to one format, de-duplicated where several sources carry the same event, and each listing keeps a link back to its origin.
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Submit it. Submissions are reviewed by hand before they appear, and an event already published on a municipal calendar we crawl will usually arrive on its own within a day.