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Free events in Canada
Every free festival, concert, market and family activity happening across Canada.
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World Poisoning Awareness Day
Vigil to honor our loved one’s we have lost due to drug and/or alcohol poisoning. Speeches. Anyone is welcome to bring a purple chair and/or photo to honor their loved one.
Food for Feedback
Don’t miss it! The Food for Feedback event is back! Residents can share their thoughts on City projects in exchange for a free meal from one of the participating food trucks. This is a free drop-in event. Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026 Central Park 12– 3 p.m. In case of inclement weath…
Burlington Superwalk 2026
Join us for the Burlington SuperWalk 2026 from 10:00a.m – 12:30p.m. on September 13 th , 2026, at Burlington Lions Club for a community event raising awareness and support for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their families. This family-friendly walk welcomes participan…
Progress Travel Show
The Progress Travel Show will bring together a wide range of vacation suppliers, hoteliers, cruise lines, and guided travel tour companies, all under one roof. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect directly with travel experts, discover new destinations, and take advanta…
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What counts as a free event here?
One with no admission charge to attend. Food, rides and optional activities on site may still cost money - the free flag is about getting in, and the listing links to the organiser for anything beyond that.
Do I need to register for free events?
Sometimes. Library programs and workshops often cap numbers even when they cost nothing. The event page links to the source calendar, which is where any registration is handled.
How are free events identified?
From what the source calendar states - a stated price of zero, or wording the ingestion recognises as free admission. Where a source says nothing about price, the event is not marked free rather than assumed to be.