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06 September 2026 - 12 September 2026
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06 September
07 September
10 September
  • What's Growin' On?

    Join us for What’s Growin’ On, 2026, Vineland Research and Innovation Centre’s annual community open house.

    This year, explore how innovation in the commercial greenhouse sector is helping secure Canada’s food supply. Guests will take part in interactive, expert-led stops across the Vineland campus and learn about greenhouse production, enabling technologies, greenhouse waste repurposing, and pest identification and management.

    Come see the research in action, meet Vineland experts and discover how science and innovation are supporting a stronger, more resilient Canadian food system.

    05:30pm - 07:00pm 
  • Distress Centre Niagara Suicide Awareness Gathering

    In observance of World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10th, Distress Centre Niagara is hosting our 21st Annual Suicide Awareness Gathering.

    The purpose of this fundraising event is to support individuals that have been impacted by suicide, to increase awareness in our community of this difficult subject and to help us raise important funds that allow us to offer our 24/7 telephone and online chat and text support programs.

    This year's walk will be held on Thursday September 10th at the Grantham Lions Hall located at 732 Niagara St. in St. Catharines.

    06:00pm - 08:30pm 
  • Grimsby Historical Society - Annual Pie Social and Connections, a talk by Deena Errampalli

    You're invited to join us for a social hour from 6:30-7:30pm and enjoy some delicious conversation and pie.   Connections, a talk by Deena Errampalli starts at 7:30pm.

    Dr. Deena Errampalli is a retired Agricultural Specialist, a retired Adjunct Professor at the University of Guelph and a visual artist.  She is a member of the Grimsby Historical Society.

    06:30pm - 09:00pm 
11 September
  • West Niagara Fair

    The West Niagara Fair is more than an event, it's a community gathering that connects people of all ages to agriculture, local talent, and rural traditions. Visitors can enjoy:

    • Agricultural and livestock exhibits
    • Homecraft competitions and displays
    • Local vendors and community organizations
    • Family activities and entertainment
    • Educational exhibits and demonstrations
    • Food, attractions, and special events
    • Opportunities to learn about local agriculture and rural life

    Each year brings new experiences while preserving the traditions that have made the Fair a cherished community event.

  • NotL Museum Heritage Garden Party

    The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum’s annual Heritage Garden Party celebrates the social and recreational history of this historic community and highlights the significant people and homes that make the town unique. The event takes place on the grounds of one of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s beautiful historic properties, and features fine food and drink from our sponsors, both live and silent auctions, entertainment, and special costumed guests to bring us back to an era of the home’s past. 

    All proceeds are in support of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum

    03:00pm - 05:00pm 
  • TASTE for Hospice Niagara

    Set against the stunning backdrop of Ball's Falls Conservation Area, TASTE is an elevated open-air food, beverage, and live music experience. Your ticket includes unlimited tastings from Niagara’s best and an unforgettable night of entertainment featuring the James Barker Band and Andy Colonico, all while raising funds for Hospice Niagara.

    06:30pm - 10:30pm 
12 September
  • West Niagara Fair

    The West Niagara Fair is more than an event, it's a community gathering that connects people of all ages to agriculture, local talent, and rural traditions. Visitors can enjoy:

    • Agricultural and livestock exhibits
    • Homecraft competitions and displays
    • Local vendors and community organizations
    • Family activities and entertainment
    • Educational exhibits and demonstrations
    • Food, attractions, and special events
    • Opportunities to learn about local agriculture and rural life

    Each year brings new experiences while preserving the traditions that have made the Fair a cherished community event.

  • Thorold Community Wide Garage Sale

    The Thorold Community Wide Garage Sale has become the go-to community garage sale event for treasure hunters from Southern Ontario, upstate New York and beyond, for more than 2 decades. 

    Be sure to stop by their place at 44 Clairmont Street for some great finds and free printed copies of the Garage Sale Map! 

    Always free to register and attend!

    08:00am - 01:00pm 
  • Master Gardeners of Niagara Fall Plant Sale

    The Master Gardeners of Niagara are hosting their annual Fall Plant Sale, and it is an event you won't want to miss! Whether you are looking to add stunning autumn colour to your beds or planning ahead for next spring, this is a fantastic opportunity to source high-quality plants and get expert advice.

    09:00am - 12:00pm 
  • Beamsville4PawzRescue Adoption Event

    Adoptions and More!
    Come visit our Kitties 
    that are looking for their “Forever Home !

    10:00am - 03:00pm 
  • Community Day at Wellspring Niagara

    Wellspring Niagara is inviting families and community members to join them for a special Community Day celebrating the incredible support that has helped make Wellspring Niagara what it is today.

    The day will begin with a Kid Zone from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., offering fun for the whole family. Live entertainment will follow, with Figure Four taking the stage from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m.

    Wellspring Niagara is proudly known as “the house Niagara built,” reflecting the generosity and dedication of the community behind it. Community Day is an opportunity to say thank you to everyone who has supported Wellspring Niagara through volunteering, donations and a belief in its mission.

    Everyone is welcome to come together, enjoy the day and celebrate the community that continues to make Wellspring Niagara possible.

    11:00am - 04:00pm 
  • Niagara Polo

    Discover the power and passion of polo on the historic commons – the land on which officers and gentleman played polo over 100 years ago during military training at Niagara Camp.

    Niagara Polo features two four-chukker games with players from the Toronto Polo Club, traditional divot stomp with bubbly, half-time entertainment featuring the Canadian Cowgirls and Heavyweights Brass Band, live music, food vendors, wine and beer bar, artisans, silent auction, vintage and performance cars, pony rides, and loads of fun!

    11:00am - 04:00pm 
  • Music at Nelles Manor: Harpin' Aboot

    Harp’n Aboot is the duo of Doug Feaver and Ruth Sutherland. They will be playing some songs that are very old and traditional, and mixing those with new songs and pieces that they've written themselves. The music ranges from beautiful ballads to raucous hand-clappers. Hold on to your boots!

    01:00pm 
  • Rock on the Lock Concert Series

    Please, join us for the 2026 Rock on the Lock Series

    Donations are accepted and appreciated to support the Port Dalhousie Beautification & Works Committee. Dancing is encouraged! Washrooms are located in Lakeside Park.

    Make a night of it by visiting one, two, or many of our surrounding venues for food, beverages, and merchandise.

    07:00pm - 10:00pm 
 

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