Whether you're savouring smoky ribs, dancing to live music, or cooling off lakeside, this weekend is your invitation to slow down and soak up the season. With so many unique ways to explore, taste, and enjoy the Halton Region, you don’t need to travel far to make the most of summer. Gather your family, meet up with friends, and make memories right here at home—one sunny moment at a time.

Get ready for a weekend full of energy, charm, and summer fun with the best upcoming events and happenings in Halton Region!  From diving into pop culture at Milton ComiCon to shopping fresh and local at the Milton Farmers’ Market, or beating the heat at one of the town’s splash pads, there’s something for every age and interest. However you spend it, this weekend is all about discovering the best of what's happening in Halton Region.

Father’s Day weekend in Halton Region is packed two days of events and activities in Halton! Whether you’re cruising through a classic car show, dancing to live tunes at a music festival, or cheering on the festive parade, there’s plenty of fun to be had. For a quieter day, head out for a fishing derby, explore the local farmer’s market, or take a memorable ride with Dad on vintage trains. You can also celebrate the season at lively farm festivals or get your hands dirty by helping plant wildflowers to give back to nature. It’s the perfect way to make lasting memories and celebrate the dads in your life!

Summer weekends are here, and it’s the perfect time to soak up everything your local community has to offer. Kick things off with live music to set the mood, then spend a sunny afternoon exploring garden centres and events like the whimsical Mad Hatter Café, where treats and furry friends await. Treat yourself to a one-on-one eco-conscious makeup consultation to refresh your summer glow, and wind down with a serene visit to the Donkey Sanctuary in Puslinch for some heartwarming moments in the countryside. Don’t forget to swing by the Milton Farmer’s Market to stock up on fresh, local finds and support your neighbors. It’s a season of connection, adventure, and supporting all things local!

Mother’s Day weekend is here, and Halton Region is packed with fun ways to make it one to remember! Whether it’s treating Mom to a shopping adventure, taking in the beauty of the outdoors, browsing local goodies, or enjoying something a bit different, there’s truly something for everyone to enjoy. From gorgeous gardens and wellness activities to sweet treats and charming markets, this is your chance to show Mom just how much she’s loved. Start planning a weekend full of joy, relaxation, and special moments with Mom.

Looking for something fun to do in Halton Region this first weekend in May? Whether you’re craving live music, a family outing, or a chance to shop for unique treasures, Halton Region has got you covered! From sipping tea at the Milton Tea Fest to trading plants in Waterdown, or even enjoying live symphony performances of your favorite movie themes, there’s something for everyone. And don’t forget to shop local at vibrant vendor markets and celebrate spring with eco-friendly finds. Check out these exciting events and make the most of your weekend!

Looking for something fun to do this weekend in Halton Region? From exciting Annual Earth Week celebrations and activities to family-friendly adventures, there’s so much happening that you won’t want to miss out! Whether you’re planting trees, exploring local clean-up initiatives or soaking up community vibes and supporting local businesses, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Grab your friends, family, or even spend a spring day to yourself, and get ready to make the most of what Halton has to offer!

Get ready for a summer weekend full of excitement and fun in the heart of Halton Region From thrilling adventures at the Summer Kids Fest in Milton to savouring delicious BBQ ribs in Georgetown exploring fresh produce at the Downtown Farmer's Market, and grooving to live music at the Outdoor Concerts in Burlington, there are plenty of events on the go this weekend in Halton.