The Waterdown Farmers’ Market takes root in the parking lot of the Royal Canadian Legion every Saturday morning, rain or shine, from 8 AM to 1 PM from the end of May until mid-October. 2024 marks the 11^th season of the current iteration of the community Market, continuing a decades old tradition of showcasing our community’s agricultural roots. 

Vendor offerings include local produce, meats and eggs direct from the farm, plus baked goods, preserves, VQA Ontario wines and more. We’re excited to welcome 6 new growers and half a dozen new food makers, expanding offerings to now include mushrooms, dairy products, vegan treats and more diverse ethnic flavours.

Get ready for bushels of fall-time family fun in Battlefield Park! Start the morning off at the Pavilion with a delicious pancake breakfast cooked by the Stoney Creek Optimist Club and then explore the activities, demonstrations and apple treats throughout the park. Be sure to bring the little ones to the children’s activity area for crafts, games, prizes, and more. The Gage House and Battlefield Monument will also be open for free tours throughout the day. Note: access to the Battlefield Monument is weather-dependent.

  Free entry to Park and Museum. Note: The pancake breakfast and Children’s activity area require paid ticket purchase. Tickets will be available onsite.

The Dunnville Rotary Club's annual Fall Food and Bottle Drive is back! Support the Salvation Army Food Bank and your community. Please bring your empties, beer, wine & liquor, cans and bottles AND non perishable food items.  Cash donations are also welcomed.  All proceeds go to the Dunnville Food Bank. 

Grab your tickets here: 152nd Caledonia Fair | Caledonia Fair

The Caledonia Fair is back for another year of endless fun and memories!

Enjoy a weekend of midway games and rides, delicious food trucks, vendors, games, performances, demolition derbies, pet shows and so much more! 

Grab your tickets and check out the full schedule online today!

Young ones are invited to drop in for free nature-based activities in Sophia’s Garden, a new child-focused interactive space located in Dundurn’s Historic Kitchen Garden featuring plants selected to inspire kids to touch, smell and interact with nature. 

This program is weather dependent and will be cancelled if there is audible thunder, heavy rain, or if temperatures are above 40 degrees Celsius.

Free event hosted at the Dundurn National Historic Site.