The Best Festivals and Events Happening In Halton This Weekend
This weekend, Halton and surrounding communities are buzzing with fall festivities, family fun, and community spirit. Celebrate Celtic music and dance at the Oakville Fall Celtic Festival, enjoy the long-standing traditions of the Milton Fall Fair, and get hands-on with arts and nature at Ontario Culture Days at Area 8. Take part in the Walk or Run for Georgetown Hospital to support local healthcare, explore fresh produce and local crafts at the Milton Farmers’ Market, or soak up seasonal activities at the Bronte Fallin’ for Fun Festival. With something for everyone—from toddlers to grandparents—this weekend is the perfect way to embrace the season, support local talent, and make lasting memories.
Oakville Fall Celtic Festival
The Fall Celtic Festival is an annual celebration of all things Celtic, held in Oakville, Ontario, where friends and families come together to enjoy music, dance, food, and culture. This year it’s taking place September 27–28 at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre (1132 Invicta Drive). Admission is free, and the festival features performances by Irish and Celtic musicians, dance showcases, kid-friendly zones with crafts and face-painting, and a tempting lineup of food and drink options. The goal is to celebrate heritage, bring the community together, and offer something for everyone—from toddlers to grandparents—to enjoy and remember.
Milton Fall Fair 2025
Milton Fall Fair is a beloved local tradition that kicks off every September, bringing friends, families, and neighbours together for a fun-filled weekend. For over 170 years, the fair has been the place to celebrate farming, local talent, and small-town community spirit. There’s something for everyone—livestock shows, horse pulls, agricultural displays, homecraft exhibits, and a lively midway with rides and games for all ages. Add in live music, family entertainment, and plenty of delicious fair food, and it’s easy to see why everyone looks forward to it. Beyond the fun, the fair is a great way to connect with Milton’s roots and enjoy a true sense of community. Whether you’re stopping by for the exhibits, the competitions, or just to soak in the atmosphere, the Milton Fall Fair is a weekend you won’t want to miss.
Ontario Culture Days - Area 8
Spend a full day surrounded by nature and creativity at Ontario Culture Days at Area 8, running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission. This event invites families, friends, and nature lovers to explore the park while discovering hands-on arts and cultural experiences. Stroll along the Species at Risk Discovery Trail to learn about local wildlife, wander through the self-guided Poet’s Walk for a moment of reflection, or watch your kids light up in the natural playground, complete with tricycles, pedal carts, and plenty of space to play. Guests are encouraged to bring a white T-shirt for a colourful tie-dye workshop and take part in other interactive art activities that blend creativity with the outdoors. With its mix of learning, play, and artistic expression, Ontario Culture Days at Area 8 offers a vibrant way to celebrate the season and connect with both nature and community.
Walk or Run Event for Georgetown Hospital
Get ready to be part of something special this weekend at the Walk or Run for Georgetown Hospital! This beloved community event isn’t just about getting active—it’s about coming together to make a difference. Whether you’re a runner, a casual walker, or bringing the whole family, there’s a route for everyone, including a 1 km accessible option. Enjoy the upbeat atmosphere with music, local booths, and friendly faces on Sunday, September 28th, as you move alongside neighbours and friends. Every step you take helps fund vital equipment and services at Georgetown Hospital, including a new CT scanner, so your efforts go directly toward improving health care close to home. Lace up, show up, and experience the joy of giving back while having a great time this weekend!
Milton Farmer's Market
Kick off your Saturday with a visit to the Milton Farmers’ Market in the heart of downtown Saturday September 27th.
Set along Main Street, this lively market features 40+ vendors offering everything from farm-fresh produce and baked goods to handmade sauces, flowers, plants, and locally crafted artisan products. Each week brings new finds, friendly faces, and the chance to enjoy the best of local flavour and creativity. With free admission, free parking, and market hours from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, it’s a great way to enjoy Milton’s welcoming atmosphereand support small businesses.
Check out this year’s 2025 vendor list to start planning your visit!
Celebrate Autumn at the Bronte Fallin' for Fun Festival
Get ready to celebrate the season at the Bronte Fallin’ for Fun Festival! This two-day festival is all about enjoying fall with friends and family in the heart of Bronte. On Saturday, the waterfront comes alive with live music, dancing, art activities, tasty food trucks, and fun games for all ages—including bouncy castles for the kids. Don’t miss the Antiques at the Harbour Market, where you can browse unique vintage finds from dozens of local vendors. Then on Sunday, wrap up the weekend at the final Farmers’ Market of the season, filled with fresh produce, seasonal treats, and handmade goodies. It’s the perfect way to soak up the fall vibe, enjoy some local flavour, and just have a great time together.
Local Fall Fun: Festivals, Markets, and Family Events
No matter your interests, this weekend in Halton and the surrounding areas offers plenty of ways to celebrate the season, enjoy local culture, and connect with family and friends. From lively festivals and markets to hands-on arts, outdoor fun, and community fundraisers, there’s truly something for everyone. Plan your visits, explore new experiences, and make the most of all the fall festivities happening near you
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