Public Notices/Announcements - Burlington/Oakville - Burlington's Accessible Sport and Art Fair
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Discover accessibility and inclusion in Burlington
Join us for an exciting showcase of Burlington’s accessible sports, recreation, and arts programs! This free event highlights inclusive opportunities for all ages and abilities, with interactive sessions, demonstrations, and information tables.
Event highlights
- Try-it sessions and demonstrations from wheelchair basketball, karate, chair yoga and more.
- Free sensory swims from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m.
- Explore the sensory-friendly space at the new Community Hub at Tansley Woods Community Centre.
- Information hub – learn about community programs, fee assistance and learn more about how you can access local sport and art programs.
- Door prizes, engaging activities and more!
Saturday, May 31, 2025, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Tansley Woods Community Centre, 1996 Itabashi Way, Burlington
Community Event - Burlington/Oakville - St. John’s Anglican Church Local Art Show and Sale
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John’s Anglican Church, Burlington
Celebrating 190 Years as a Worshipping Community
Art Show and Sale
Free Entry
Saturday, June 21, 2025
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
All Artwork by Local Artists
🍓 and Strawberry Social🍓
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the Upper Hall
Strawberry Shortcake, Tea, Coffee
Kids $5.00 Adults $10.00
Location: St. John’s Anglican Church
2464 Dundas Street, Burlington, ON
Come enjoy beautiful local art and a delicious summer treat!
St. John’s Anglican Church, Burlington
2464 Dundas Street
L7P 0S8
Burlington
Community Event - Niagara - RiverBrink Art Museum Exhibition Opening
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RiverBrink Art Museum Presents:
Tales in Line and Colour: Woodcut Prints by Naoko Matsubara
Exhibition Opening: Saturday, May 17, 2025 | 3–5 PM
Queenston, ON – RiverBrink Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of Tales in Line and Colour: Woodcut Prints by Naoko Matsubara, a striking exhibition showcasing the renowned Japanese-Canadian artist’s masterful prints and collages. The works reflect Matsubara’s deep engagement with nature and Japanese folklore, highlighting her bold sense of movement, colour, and design.
The opening reception will take place on Saturday, May 17 from 3–5 PM, featuring a live dance performance choreographed and performed by Noriko Yamamoto, specially created in response to the exhibition. Admission is by donation.
The exhibition runs through September 13, 2025.
Museum Hours (starting May 17):
Tuesday to Sunday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Admission: by donation
RiverBrink Art Musuem
116 Queenston St.,
L0S1L0
Queenston NOTL, ON
Community Event - Burlington/Oakville - June 12 Grdnrs of Burlington "Urban Homesteading"
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Please come and join a friendly group of amateur gardeners interested in learning more about all aspects of gardening.
Join Rob & Chris Croley as they discuss their 35-year journey in homesteading. Their small Homestead produces 75% of their food, including vegetables, fruit trees and bushes, dairy goats, pigs, chickens and bees. Rob & Chris will cover gardening, food preservation techniques, animal husbandry and more!
Rob & Chris Croley live on ½ acre nestled on the bench of the Niagara Escarpment with 2 dogs, 4 stubborn goats, a bunch of chickens and one ornery rooster named Big Blue Lou. They have been organic gardeners for 35 years and love to share their passion for a simpler, more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Burlington Seniors Centre
Room 3, 2285 New St.
L7R 1J4
BURLINGTON