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  • Sunday Science Open Lab

    Sunday Science Open Lab
    Bio Troopers Burlington 1900 Appleby Line, Burlington, ON, Canada

    Drop into the BioTroopers Lab for some FREE weekend science! Every Sunday, young scientists can explore a new hands-on challenge, investigate interesting specimens, experiment, build and discover. 

  • Family Open Studios at AGB

    Family Open Studios at AGB
    Art Gallery of Burlington 1333 Lakeshore Road, Burlington, Ontario, Canada

    Free, drop-in sessions! This season of free family-friendly programming is inspired by  Wiigwasitig /  waskway / Honouring the Birch Tree, which explores the heritage and healing power of the birch tree through diverse art forms. […]

  • Therapy Tails and Giant Board Games at Grimsby Library

    Grimsby Library 18 Carnegie Lane, Grimsby, ON, Canada

    This is a drop-in program. No registration required. Kids and teens can read stories to the gentle and cute Therapy Tails dogs. Woof! Giant board games will be available in the lounge. Drop-in.  **Children must be accompanied by an adult for all library programs. We may be taking photos of the program that the library […]

  • Hamlet

    Burlington Performing Arts Centre 440 Locust Street, Burlington, Ontario, Canada

    A bold reimagining of Hamlet, featuring eight actors with Down syndrome who weave Shakespeare’s text with their own stories. Exploring belonging, identity and purpose, this powerful production challenges perceptions and celebrates diverse voices. BPAC proudly supports its national tour from Peru in 2027.

    Pay what you can
  • By a Thread

    Burlington Performing Arts Centre 440 Locust Street, Burlington, Ontario, Canada

    By a Thread brings seven Australian acrobats and 30 metres of rope together in a breathtaking aerial circus experience. Blending virtuoso acrobatics, humour and emotion, this acclaimed production explores trust, connection and community through inventive choreography performed six metres above the ground.

    Pay what you can