Discover the Color and Joy of the Oakville Latino Festival!

We are delighted to invite you to the exciting and vibrant Oakville Latino Festival! Get ready to immerse yourself in a day filled with culture, music, and delicious Latin cuisine that you won't want to miss.

This one-of-a-kind event invites you to enjoy a variety of thrilling activities, from captivating live music performances and spectacular dance exhibitions to a tempting selection of food stalls offering authentic flavors from Latin America. Additionally, you can explore colorful art exhibitions and crafts that reflect the rich cultural diversity of our community.

The Oakville Latino Festival is more than just an event; it's a celebration of our Latin heritage and an opportunity to gather with friends and family in a festive and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're a Latin culture enthusiast or simply looking to enjoy a day filled with entertainment and good vibes, this festival has something special for everyone!

We encourage you to invite all your loved ones to join us for a unique and memorable experience together. Don't miss out on the chance to celebrate life, music, and Latin traditions at the Oakville Latino Festival!

We look forward to seeing you at Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park!

https://www.oakvillelatinofestival.com/

Join us for a delightful evening of music and community at the Dunlop Dr. Older Adult Centre. Thursday August 8th at 6:30pm - 8pm, bring a lawn chair and enjoy a complimentart frozen treat as you relax and listen to the Lincoln Concert Band's performance. 

In case of bad weather, we will move the performance indoors.

Windsor Veterans Memorial Services Committee in partnership with the Korean Society of Windsor invites our community to attend its annual family-centered Korean War Veterans Memorial service commemorating the memory of fallen Canadian Veterans of the Korean War.

The outbreak of the Korean War was the result of North Korean forces invading South Korea 25 June 1950. 26,971 Canadians fought in the Korean War (1950-53), 7,000 Canadians served during UN Peacekeeping mission (1953-55); 1,158 Canadians were wounded, 21 were missing in action, 32 were held PoW and 516 Canadians fell in battle.

 Windsor-Essex County Korean War Veterans will once again “present the salute” and lay a wreath in honour of all their fallen comrades who “stood at the ready” and served with pride and purpose