Weekend Events June 23rd and 24th 2018

Trish Dorak • June 19, 2018

Milton Strawberry Fair

oin the Milton District Hospital Auxiliary for the 38th Annual Strawberry Fair.

FREE PARKING & ADMISSION to the Fair ALL DAY!!!
8:00 – Pancake breakfast served by the  Optimist Club Of Milton
8:30 – Opening ceremonies with MC  Rob Hewlett  &  Milton Concert Band
9:30 – Main Stage entertainment begins!
10:00 – Ariel & a Jedi Master from  Inspiring Imaginations – Birthday Party Performers  arrive (until 2pm)
11:30 – Hot Dog & Hamburgers are getting grilled by  Optimist Club Of Milton
12:00 – Spiderman arrives (until 4pm)

Strawberries, Ice Cream, Shortcake, Water, Pop & Coffee and Slushies served ALL DAY LONG

Wheels For The Darling Home For Kids

Since its inception in 2011, Wheels has raised over $600,000 in support of capital projects and the core programs offered at The Darling Home for Kids. Past projects have included the building of a wheelchair accessible playground, a tranquil therapeutic sculpture garden, renovations to a respite bedroom and the medication room at the home, and most recently provided funds to purchase and convert a wheelchair accessible vehicle to help transport children within the community.

Try It Series with Conservation Halton

Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga

Looking to switch up your yoga routine? Trade your yoga mat for a stand up paddle board and work on your balance, strength, flexibility and concentration. SUP Yoga Instructor, Jana Ruby, will guide you through a gentle practice to help you connect to your breath, body and the beauty of nature. This one-hour class is great for both beginners and experienced yogis. No stand up paddle boarding or yoga experienced required.

Orienteering

Stay On Course In Nature! Join in for a 3 hour course on the basics of map and compass navigation in this fun, hands-on clinic. You’ll learn the ins and outs of guiding yourself using the magnetic fields that surround all of us. If you’re looking to try orienteering events or simply to add this skill to your repertoire for those moments when you want to explore off the beaten path, then this clinic is for you.

Sip & Shop: Mini Summer Pop-Up

2nd Sip & Shop Pop-up; a fun, trendy, pop-up handcrafted market.  The summer edition will be Sunday June 24th 11-3pm at Salon Jade in Milton, Ontario.

Sip on signature mimosa & enjoy a fresh bagel from OKO Bagel.

Full list of artisans:

Urban Minerals  – vegan, locally sourced, powder foundation
This & That Design Co.  – small travel & makeup bags
OKO Bagels  – fresh bagels & their delicious cream cheeses
Keona Boutique- earrings & jewellery
July Peach Florals- fresh summer flowers, create your own bouquets.
Dollop Bakery  – minature desserts
Creatives by Carly  – greeting cards
Cheeky Monkey Cosmetics  – nail polish without all the chemicals.
CeramicSense  – modern ceramic pieces
Catalyst & Co  – jewellery
Ana maria Dessin  – bags, shoes & accessories.
Amanda Zulauf, Aromatherapist – plant based skin care & aromatherapy products.

Milton Farmers Market

The Milton Farmers’ Market has been bringing farm-fresh goodness and old-fashioned hospitality to Main Street, in downtown Milton, since 1972. Our farmers proudly display “picked fresh this morning” produce and the streets come alive with artisans and flower vendors. The  Milton Chamber of Commerce  operates the weekly Saturday morning event from May through October and is one of Ontario’s best outdoor Farmers’ Markets. This years Market will host over  40 vendors  on Main Street

5 Drive In

Only 10 minutes outside Milton sits one of the last remaining drive in theatres, with three screens and triple features on each all weekend it is a great way to make some family memories this weekend!

Cineplex Family Favourite –The Land Before Time

Saturday mornings at 11am is Cineplex Family Favourites in Milton. Watch a family favourite film each week for only $2.99. A portion of the proceeds goes towards supporting WE Charity. It’s a fun and affordable way to enjoy the weekend with your family!

Champs – Family Bowling

Aspire Climbing

Aspire Climbing is Milton, Ontario’s indoor rock climbing gym. Conveniently located on Bronte St., just north of Main St. across from the historic  Robertson Screw  building.

Designed by  Rockwerx Canada , using the latest state-of-the-art climbing wall technology and adventure play structures to create a climbing gym like no other. Each area has been meticulously designed and crafted through the passion of our in-house team, to inspire and motivate our customers. We aspire to be more than we are; to give more, to see more, to do more. We hope you enjoy our facility, our team and everything we have to offer. We look forward to seeing you soon!

 

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