2012 - 2013 Annual Events
FEBRUARY
WINTERFEST 2013.
Held by the Optimist Club of Greensville 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Rosebough Park, Greensville. Ice skating on an outdoor rink, hot dogs, hot chocolate, snowman building and fun and games fun for all. Free. Ed 905-628-3678
Saturday February 9th 2013
Sweetheart Breakfast
hosted by Freelton United Church 905-659-3033 for details.
Watch for local Heritage Family Day Activities
February 2nd 2013 Rockton Agricultural Society Dinner Theatre. Tickets go on sale. Call 519-647-2502
March
1st Sunday March 3rd 2013
Carlisle Optimist Breakfast
Held upstairs at the Carlisle Arena 9:00 – 1:00pm
March 16th 2013
IRISH STEW SUPPER 2 sittings
Freelton United Church, 155 Freelton Rd., Freelton
Call 905-659-3033 for details
Sunday March 17th 2013
Rockton Lions Club Annual Community Breakfast
Held at the Rockton Fair Grounds 8:30am – 1:00pm
Saturday, March 31st
Spring Garage Sale 8 am – 1 pm
Sealey Park Waterdown with proceeds going to Animal Adoptions of Flamborough 905-689-7801. Donations can be dropped at the park on Friday March 30th after 4:00 pm. We always require extra help so if you would like to volunteer for this opportunity register at 905-689-7801
March 31st
Chairman’s Pasta Dinner
Carlisle United Church. Tickets available at 905-689-8630
April
Sunday April 15th
Freelton Lions Club annual Community Breakfast. Held in Marian Hall in Freelton
Saturday April, 8th
Carlisle Optimist, Easter Egg Hunt 11 am. Held at the Baseball Diamonds at Carlisle Arena, for children aged 10 and under. Bring your basket to put your Easter treats in.
Saturday April 18th
Trivia Night “Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader” hosted by Soroptimist International of Dundas-Ancaster-Flamborough (SIDAF) at the Waterdown Legion doors open 6 pm. Teams of 6 will be formed or bring your own. $25. Per person with light meal cash bar and 50/50 draw.
April 20th, 21st, 22nd, 27th, 28th, & 29th
Lynden Spring Review “So You Think You Can DANCE Alice” Held at the Lynden United Church
For tickets call (905) 807-7334 or email
tickets @lyndenspringrevue.com
Saturday April 21st
Greensville Spring Cleanup 8:00 am meet at EFCOM Brock Rd. and Harvest Rd. Garbage bags supplied bring gloves. Bar-B-Q to follow. Ed 905-628-3678
April 21- Strabane Optimists
Community breakfast,Strabane United Church, 8am to 12am
Saturday April 28th
Purrfect Penny Sale 1 pm - 5 pm
Sealey Park on Main Street South, Waterdown with many items up for grabs including a bake sale table. All proceeds to Flamborough Animal Adoptions. 905-689-7801
Saturday April 28th 8:00 am – 3 pm
Mammoth Community Garage Sale hosted by Christ Church of Flamborough #92 Hwy 8, Greensville. Plant sale, baking table, pennysale, and white elephant tables along with books, refreshments and raffle. 905-627-4498
Last Saturday in April
Trout Season Opens
Christie Lake Conservation Area
Fish for rainbow trout at Christie Lake stocked ponds. Ponds are stocked on a regular basis and bait is available. Provincial fishing licence is required for Christie Lake. Maximum of three trout per angler. Regular park admission applies. For more information, please call 905-628-3060.
May
Watch the Review for exact date
Big Band Concert
hosted by Sheffield Lions at John Seaton School Sheffield 8 pm. Proceeds to Seaton School Band Program
Thursday May 3rd
Annual Dinner & Live Auction with door prizes hosted by SHARE Agricultural Foundation. 6:45 pm at Copetown Lion’s Community Centre in Copetown. This organization supports Agricultural Projects in Central and South America as well as providing Scholarships for promising students who cannot afford to pay for a High School education.
For tickets call 905-648-1345 or 519-647-9850
Friday May 4th & Sat May 5th
Greensville Semi-Annual Antique Show & Sale
This annual antique show is held at the Christ Church 92 Hwy #8. Free admission, and parking. Wheelchair accessible. Runs Fri. 11 am – 8 pm & Sat. 10 am – 5 pm. Call 905-549-0317for more information
Saturday May 5th & Sun May 6th
Doors Open Hamilton
Westfield Heritage Village
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the extensive artefact collection at Westfield Heritage Village. It’s all part of the fun during the Doors Open Hamilton event in which numerous Hamilton buildings and attractions — theatres, churches, archives, museums, cemeteries and private homes — are included. The program gives an opportunity for the public to see Hamilton buildings and facilities that they may not normally be able to access. Westfield will be open Sunday from 12:30 pm - 4 pm during this joint initiative of the Hamilton Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) and the Ontario Heritage Foundation. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104. Free admission.
Saturday May 5th
Concert – “Yesterday Once More”
A musical walk down memory lane with Ria Dowling & Bill Gibbons. Concert at 7 p.m. - Doors open at 6:30 p.m., Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door
SPAGHETTI SUPPER - come early and make a night of it!
Served at 5;30 p.m. - Tickets $10 per adult, $5 for children under 12 yrs. Freelton United Church
To order tickets, call 905-659-1021 or 905-659-3033. Limited seating
Sunday May 6th
NHA 2012 Woodcarvers Roundup
9 am-4 pm Copetown Community Hall, Governor’s Rd
Our 3rd annual event will offer 14 instructors offering tuition in various aspects of Carving. Pre-registration is advised as over 100 carvers are expected. www.nhkroundup.webs.com
Thursday May 10th
Soroptimist International of Dundas-Ancaster-Flamborough (SIDAF) Annual Awards Dinner and 25th Anniversary Celebration. Join us this year for an evening of joy and celebration as we recognize the club’s 25 Anniversary and announce the annual award winners. Check our website for the location and awards information www.soroptimistdaf.ca
Saturday May 12th
Scrap Metal Drive and Compost Sale Hosted by Rotary Club of Waterdown at Joe Sams Park.
May 12th-
Murray McCullum Memorial Fishing Day, Safari Lake,8am to 1pm. Sponsored by Strabane Optimists
Saturday May 12th
Carlisle Festival & BBQ Chicken Dinner
Carlisle Arena 4:30pm Adult dinner $15, child $8. Enjoy Silent Auction and entertainment as well as a special KidsZone. Call 905-689-8630 for tickets.
Saturday May 12th
Greensville Optimist Fishing Derby, Christie Conservation Area. Tagged fish will be worth $50.00 and anglers will be given the opportunity to win a Hamilton Conservation Authority Family Prize Package. Children receive a T Shirt and a hot dog and drink. Also, prizes are available to won by the children. The event runs from 6 am – 11 am. All fishermen must register at the park on the day of the event to participate. Registration is $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for children under 16. Registration does not include park admission. For more information, please call Christie Lake at 905-628-3060.
Saturday May 19th & 20th & 21st
Cambridge Spinners & Weavers
Join us at Westfield Heritage Village while we demonstrate Natural Dye Day. We will use fire to prepare the dyes, set the dyes and natural products from the dye garden.
Saturday May 19th
Annual Plant Sale hosted by Lynden Horticultural Society
Held in the Lion’s Park in Lynden Hwy 99
8:30 am – 12 noon
Saturday May 19th
Annual Plant Sale hosted by Flamborough Horticultural Society in the parking lot of Waterdown Legion, Hamilton Street. 9 am – 12 pm
Sunday May 20th & Monday May 21st
Life in 1812 Upper Canada, Westfield Heritage Village
10 am-4 pm. Step back 200 years and experience life in an Upper Canadian community in a time of military conflict, social change and a growing sense of national identity. Meet soldiers, civilians and sutlers and enjoy the fashions and foods of the time. Runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Special event pricing applies. Adults: $11, Seniors/Disabled: $10, Children: $6.50. Children 5 and under are free.
Wednesday, May 23rd
Flamborough Chamber/Rotary Golf Tournament - Carlisle Golf & Country Club
Friday May 25th 5 pm – 8 pm
Greensville Optimist Fun Fair. Greensville Public School, 625 Harvest Rd. Greensville. Community Event includes games and activities for children, bake sale table, penny sale and silent auction. Family Fun with food available.
Saturday May 26th
Christie Classic Antique Show
Christie Lake Conservation Area 8 am-5 pm
Canada’s favourite Antique Show with over 300 dealers and almost 10 acres of antiques. Here you'll find hundreds of golf items, tins, scientific instruments, folk art, postcards, native artifacts, Canadian country, fine art, nostalgia items, furniture and much more. Browse or buy that special something rain or shine. Food vendors provide lunch or a light snack. Admission fee of $10.00 applies. For show information contact 1-800-667-0619 or visit http://www.antiqueshowscanada.com/christie.htm.
Saturday May 26th & Sunday 27th
Waterdown Swap Meet & Car Show
Rockton Fair Grounds. Display of vehicles from teens to 80’s, with special interest vintage and modified autos. Over 250 vendors. 905-689-8104 www.waterdowncarshow.com
June
Saturday June 2nd 5 pm – 8 pm
Rockton Lions 5th Annual Charity Fish Fry
All you can eat, to be held on the arena floor at the Beverly Community Centre. Bob Elkin at 519-647-0174
Saturday June 2nd & 3rd
Artist's in the Country - This original art show and sale is held outdoors at Corby Custom Framing, 26 Carlisle Road. Come and meet talented local artists. Mediums include watercolour, pastel, acrylic, oils and many others. Works donated by each artist will be raffled off with all proceeds to Animal Adoptions. Call 905-689-7801 or visit www.artistsinthecountry.ca for more information
Saturday June 2nd 10 am
Greensville Optimist Bicycle Rodeo. Bring your bike and ride the cross country course, take the safety challenge, and ride the skill testing track. You could win a bicycle. Other prizes to be won. Food available. Ed 905-628-3678
Wednesday, June 6th
Drives For Lives Century Pines Golf Course.
Call Leslie at 905-387-9959 ext. 232
Saturday June 9th 11am-4pm
Morden’s Organic Farm Store
Annual Family Festival with petting zoo, pony rides, clowns, face painting, puppet shows, treasure hunt and so much more.
Saturday June 9th 4 pm – 7 pm
Beef Bar-B-Q and Silent Auction at Marian Hall, Freelton Rd., Freelton (next to Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Freelton)
Hosted by Freelton United Church. Come enjoy a delicious meal and with live music.
Call 905-659-3033 or 905 659-7880 for details & tickets
Saturday June 9th & Sunday 10th
Horse Rescue Ontario
Join us in celebrating our 10th Anniversary
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Open House including
Raffle, BBQ & Yard Sale. Come out and meet Stella, Count, Bubbles and the rest of the gang. Vendor tables available contact Debbie Brown 905-628-8257
June 13th-
Meet Your Neighbour Night, Strabane Park, 6:30 to 8:30pm
Saturday June 16th 11 am . Sponsored by Strabane Optimists
Duck Dash 2012, Courtcliffe Park Creek hosted by Carlisle Optimists. Come out and watch the Ducks float to the finish line.
Saturday June 23rd
8th Annual Lynden Garden Tour & Tea Room
Hosted by Lynden Horticultural Society
1 pm – 4 pm for more info call 519-647-2741
Sunday June 17th
Father’s Day Steam and Machine Day
Westfield Heritage Village
Featuring steam engines and antique machinery and railway displays and demonstrations. Brought to you in part by the Rockton Antique Agricultural & Hobby Association. Runs from 10 am - 4 pm. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca. Admission is $11.00 for adults, $10.00 for seniors/disabled and $6.50 for children 6-12.
Wednesday, June 20th
Strawberry Social Hosted by the Strabane Women’s Institute 5 pm – 7 pm in conjunction with the Strabane Optimist. Enjoy coffee/tea and fresh Strawberry Shortcake.
Wednesday, June 20th
Community Meet your Neighbour Picnic
Strabane Park hosted by Strabane Optimist Club
June 22 - 23 - 24
Treasureventure Adventure Fair
Rockton Fairgrounds, 812 Old Hwy 8, Rockton
Live bands and beer garden, Bushcraft, Metal Detect, Mini Bikes, Sideshow, Circus performers
Terror Mansion, Rides, bouncers, Medieval Encampments and The Paranormal
Mind-blowing, non-stop, family fun!
Treasure Adventure
Saturday June 23rd
The American Civil War Experience – Meet the Civil War Re-enactors – evening 7:00 pm-9:30 pm Westfield Heritage Village."Meet the Re-enactors" and experience what the hobby of re-enacting is all about. Visit camps, get recruited into a Confederate or Union army, practice drill, join the 1860's country dance and then at twilight see the flare of cannon and musket fire at the demonstrations. No battle tonight...you're not ready for that yet! Limited tickets for this unique interactive opportunity are available and tickets must be purchased in advance by phone at 519-621-8851.
Sunday June 24th
The American Civil War Experience
"Battle Re-enactment" 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Lets you experience the American Civil War and it's Canadian connection like never before during this dramatic presentation of living history tableaux and battle recreation. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and taste of the 1860's. Special Event tickets may be purchased online or at the door. Runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Special event pricing applies. Adults: $11, Seniors/Disabled: $10, Children: $6.50. Children 5 and under are free. Parking is free.
Saturday June 23rd
Bass Fishing Season Opens
Valens Conservation Area
For more information, please call Valens at 905-525-2183.
Friday June 29th to Monday July 2nd
OH Canada Ribfest
Canada Day Celebration & Rotary Ribfest
Sponsored by Rotary Clubs of Flamborough and Waterdown. Memorial Park. Free Admission and Entertainment during the weekend.
July
July 1st
Lynden Canada Day Parade.
Annual parade in which all of Lynden takes part. Begins between 11 am and Noon. Activities follow the parade. Fireworks at dusk. For information www.lynden-on.ca/canadaday
July 1st 10 am – 4 pm
Canada Day Picnic in the Park with the Greensville Optimist. Webster’s Falls Park, Greensville. Bring your own lunch or support the Optimist by purchasing from the Bar-B-Q. Clowns, music, games and fun for all. Ed 905-628-3678.
July 1st
Canada Day
Celebrate at Westfield Heritage Village. For more information please call 1-800-883-0140 or visit.
July 7th – 15th
Family Fishing Week,
Canadian residents can enjoy the fun of fishing in Ontario without a licence during the annual Ontario Family Fishing Weekend! For more information on fishing, please call Valens at 905-525-2183, Fifty Point at 905-525-2187 or Christie Lake at 905-628-3060.
Friday July 13th
Movies In The Park
Join the Waterdown BIA at Memorial Park. The festivities will start at 6 pm with the movie beginning at dusk. (Movie to be decided).
Saturday July 14th
John Burns Memorial Fishing Derby
Valens Conservation Area 6 am-2 pm , awards to follow.
Catch the Big One and win great prizes for children and adults. Prizes for the largest northern pike, largemouth bass and, for children, panfish. Bait and boat rentals are available. For more information call 905-525-2183.
Saturday, July 28th
Valens Beach Party
Valens Conservation Area
Games, sand sculpture contest, prizes and more. Runs from 11:30 am. - 3:30 pm Call Valens at 905-525-2183 or 519-621-6029 or email valens@conservationhamilton.ca.for more information.
August
Saturday August 4th
Fun day in the Park in conjunction with the Chicken BBQ at Strabane Park the Strabane Women’s Institute will be selling cookies, treats and pie for dessert.
August 10 & 11
Chicken Bar-B-Q and mush Ball Tournament
Dinner on August 4th ,5 pm
Optimist Club of Stabane, Strabane Park
Saturday August 4th, 5th & 6th
Cambridge Spinners & Weavers
Join us at Westfield Heritage Village as we use Indigo to dye a variety of fibres, wool, silk and cotton. Come see the magic of indigo as the dark blue appears when the oxygen touches the fibre. This dye does not require heat.
Sunday August 5th & August 6th
Ice Cream Festival
Westfield Heritage Village 10 am – 4 pm
Experience the fun and nostalgia of ice cream from pioneer and Victorian times to the Rock & Roll era. Live music, horse and wagon rides, magic show, period dancing, crafts, games and living history make the perfect topping for the perfect family outing.. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca.
Sunday August 5th
Movies In The Park
Join the Waterdown BIA at Memorial Park. The festivities will start at 6 pm with the movie beginning at dusk. (Movie to be decided).
Sunday Aug 12th
BBQ at Marion Hall in Freelton
Hosted by Freelton Lion’s. Bring the family for this fun event. Watch the Review for more details.
Sunday August 12th
Confederation Cup XXXVI
Flamboro Downs Racetrack Hwy #5 between Highways #6 and #8.
905-627-3561 Fax: 905-627-3561
www.flamborodowns.com
Friday August 17th
Ghost Tours, Westfield Heritage Village 5 pm-9 pm
Experience the twilight hours of a historical village as the strange stories of the past are unearthed during this tour through time. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca.
Friday August 24th
Movies In The Park
Join the Waterdown BIA at Memorial Park. The festivities will start at 6 pm with the movie beginning at dusk. (Movie to be decided).
Aug. 25 and 26th
Carlisle Country Craft and Old-fashioned Market Mercantile,
1396 Progreston Road, Carlisle, 10-5
Dress in Pioneer or Hill-billy garb for discounts and contests!
proceeds to Saturday:Westfield Pioneer Village
and Sunday,to F.O.R.C.E. (Stop the Quarry) and the Children's Programmer.
Sunday August 26th
Music of the British Isles, Westfield Heritage Village 12:30 pm-4 pm Get your toes tapping and your hands clapping during this special musical day featuring the folk music and traditional dances of England, Scotland and Wales.
September
Watch for the date of your local
Terry Fox Run
September 8th & 9th
Waterdown Swap Meet & Car Show
Rockton Fair Grounds, Rockton. Display of vehicles from teens to 80’s, with special interest vintage and modified autos. Over 250 vendors. 905-689-8104
www.waterdowncarshow.com
Saturday September 8th
Christies Classic Antique Show
Christie Lake Conservation Area 8am-5 pm
Canada’s favourite Antique Show with over 300 dealers and almost 10 acres of antiques. Here you'll find hundreds of golf items, tins, scientific instruments, folk art, postcards, native artifacts, Canadian country, fine art, nostalgia items, furniture and much more. Browse or buy that special something rain or shine. Food vendors provide lunch or a light snack. Admission fee of $10.00 applies. For show information contact 1-800-667-0619 or visit http://www.antiqueshowscanada.com/christie.htm
September 14th – September 16th
Dundas Valley Conservation Area Equestrian Ride
650 Governors Road, Dundas. Camp overnight in the magnificent Dundas Valley and enjoy a weekend of trail riding and fun all in support of a great cause. Camp Friday and Saturday night, including a delicious dinner Saturday evening or camp just Saturday evening. Campers must pre-register by calling 905-525-2181. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., take part in guided and unguided rides, a poker run and the chance to win great prizes. All monies raised go toward Dundas Valley trails, including horse-friendly bridges. For more information, please call 905-525-2181.
Sunday September 16th
Telling Tales, A Family Festival of Stories
Westfield Heritage Village 10 am-4 pm
Step into a world of story tellers, children's authors, illustrators and musicians... a family festival of stories... in support of literacy projects in Hamilton. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca.
September 21st & 22nd
Friday 5 pm – 7 pm, Saturday 9 am – 11am
Optimist Club of Carlisle Learn to Skate Registration (children ages 3-13). Registration is limited and fills up quickly. (Carlisle Arena)
Saturday September 29th
Turkey Supper - 2 sittings
Freelton United Church
tickets & details call 905-659-1021
October
October. Check theFlamborough Review for the exact date.
Ruby Slippers Walk
Waterdown High School, please call Leslie at 905-387-9959 ext. 232
Annual Sale held in October. Check the Flamborough Review for exact date.
Fall Garage Sale 8 am – 1 pm
Sealy Park Waterdown with proceeds going to Animal Adoptions of Flamborough 905-689-7801
Annual Bazaar
Beverly Hills Estate watch the Review for the exact date.
October 5th & 6th
Greensville Semi-Annual Antique Show & Sale
This annual antique show is held at the Christ Church 92 Hwy #8. Free admission, and parking. Wheelchair accessible. Runs Fri. 11 am – 8 pm & Sat. 10 am – 5 pm. Call 905 627 5311 for more information.
October 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th
Rockton Worlds Fair
Annual outdoor Fair held every year on the Thanksgiving weekend in October. Agriculture is the highlight of the fair and education of agriculture is our objective.
519-647-2502 or 1-866-985-2002
Saturday October 27th
Octoberfest
St Thomas The Apostle Church on Centre Rd. Run by the Rotary AM Club of Waterdown. Contact Ryan Bridge 905-690-6331 for further information.
October 26th & 27th
Haunted Halloween, Westfield Heritage Village
6:30 pm-9:30 pm Bone up on your history and folklore and discover the origins and traditions of Halloween’s past. Explore plays and presentations guaranteed to tantalize and enthral the whole family. Special event pricing will apply. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca
November
Watch the Review for the exact Saturday
Craft Day hosted by Strabane Women’s Institute
Come for a day of learning. Enjoy lunch, snacks and some new crafts and or techniques.
Watch the Review for the exact Friday
Annual Turkey Roll/Bingo/Penny Sale hosted by Sheffield Lions at Sheffield Community Centre, Doors open 7 pm.
Wednesday November 7th
Soroptimist International of Dundas-Ancaster-Flamborough (SIDAF) Annual Christmas ‘Loonie-Toonie” Auction at Marritt Hall/ Ancaster Fairgrounds with some great auction prizes to bid on. Dinner provided 6 pm with a cash bar. Tickets available from any member. www.soroptimistdaf.ca
Saturday November 10th
Christmas Bazaar, Freelton United Church,
10 am-2 pm Call 905-659-3033 for details
Saturday November 10th
Scott Woods Christmas Program
Presented by Carlisle United Church, Tickets call
905-689-8630
Saturday November 10th
Friends Chinese Dinner,
Westfield Heritage Village
6 pm –10 pm Door prizes, auction and great food. Funds raised by the Friends support restoration projects at Westfield. Tickets must be purchased in advance from the Friends. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca
Friday November 16th
Turkey Roll,
Greensville Optimist Club 283 Brock Rd. Greensville, 7:30 pm Old Town Hall. Turkeys, penny sale and fun. Free admission includes a free lunch after 10 pm. Ed 905-628-3678
Saturday November 22nd
Tree Lighting Ceremony
Hosted by Waterdown BIA. Come out for the lighting of the tree and enjoy the festivities of the season. 4 pm-6:30pm
Saturday November 17th
Carlisle Christmas Bazaar
Carlisle United Church 10 am – 2 pm
Baking, deli, crafts, silent auction, penny sale and lunch room.
Saturday November 24th
Annual Turkey Roll, games refreshments, lunch and free admission held by Rockton Lions at Rockton Fair Grounds, call 519 647-0174
Saturday November 24th
Flamborough Santa Claus Parade
The parade travels through the downtown core of Waterdown with the grand finale of SANTA himself. Kids of all ages enjoy our "Light the Way" theme. Having all the floats light up at night really does make for an exciting show! We will have our Loonie Bins travel along the parade route again this year, so don't forget to help start next year’s parade off on the right foot! www.flamboroughsantaclausparade.com
Saturday November 24th
Dress your pet in their finest and walk with Animal Adoptions group in this spectacular evening parade. Call 905-689-7801
December
December
Holiday Raffle
for tickets, please call Leslie at 905-387-9959 ext. 232
1st Friday in December
Turkey Roll held by Freelton Lions at
Marian Hall in Freelton 8 pm – 1 am
50/50, free hot beef sandwich
Saturday December 1st
Christmas Candle & Choral Walk
Hosted by the Waterdown BIA will begin at the Main St Post Office and will move up Main to the Anglican Church parking lot then move over to Mill St and down Mill to the Library. Four –five Choral Groups will be performing.
Saturday December 1st
Picture your pet with Santa 11 am – 3 pm
To be held at Connon Nurseries in Waterdown with proceeds going to Animal Adoptions of Flamborough 905-689-7801.
Saturday December 1st
Breakfast with Santa. Greensville Optimist Club. Event held at Christ Church, 92 Hwy. 8, at Bullocks Corners. Adults $5.00 Children $3.00. Bring your letters to Santa. Ed 905-628-3678
Saturday December 1st , 8th & 15th
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
Westfield Heritage Village 5 pm-9 pm
Enjoy Westfield by candlelight and feel the warmth of the season through music, food samples, fireworks and a visit from Father Christmas. Christmas shopping is available at the Gift Shop and the restaurant features light meals and refreshments. Special event pricing applies.
Sunday December 9th
Christmas Table
Westfield Heritage Village 5 pm-9 pm
Experience an old fashioned Christmas show, bonfire and a four-course historical dinner and explanation through Christmas traditions. Cash wine bar. Limited seating. Tickets go on sale in September 4th . For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca.
December 8th (first Saturday in Dec)
Santa Night
7 pm Hosted by Carlisle Optimist
Upstairs at Carlisle Arena (children aged 10 and under) Bring Santa your letter, make a craft and have a snack.
Saturday December 9th
Christmas Community Carol Sing
7 pm, Freelton United Church, Call 905-659-7657
Sunday December 16th
Christmas in the Country
Westfield Heritage Village 12 noon-4pm
Enjoy an old fashioned Christmas and celebrate the season where traditions of an earlier time are brought to life with horse and wagon rides, carol singing and Father Christmas. Seasonal refreshments are available at the restaurant, candies at the Confectionery and one-of-a-kind shopping at the Gift Shop. Runs from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, please call 1-800-883-0104.
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