Canada Event Spot
SPN Men’s & Women’s National Championship
Experience exciting softball action as teams from across the country compete in the SPN Men’s & Women’s National Championship. Join us for a weekend of competition, sportsmanship, and community spirit.
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Browse everything happening across Canada - collected from official municipal calendars and refreshed twice a day.
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BurlingtonGreen's Weekend Beach Drop in Activities
Come Visit Us at the Beach this Summer! School is out and our team is leading eco-activities and sharing resources at our Eco Hub (1094 Lakeshore Rd). Pop by for a variety of eco-awareness, advocacy, and action opportunities, such as nurdle hunts, button making, microplastic beac…
City Council Meeting
Council Chambers is open to the public and delegates may attend in-person. If you wish to present to council or committee, please notify Legislative Services by 12 p.m. on the day of the Council or Committee meeting at [email protected] . Watch Council meetings at bit.ly/2UmF…
Live on Main
Join us for a vibrant outdoor concert series on the GIP Stage that brings live music to the heart of downtown Stouffville. Bring a lawn chair, meet friends and neighbours, and enjoy summer evenings filled with live entertainment in the heart of Stouffville. 2026 Schedule: Thursda…
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Common questions
What is there to do in Canada this weekend?
This weekend runs Sep 4 - Sep 6. The weekend page collects every festival, concert, market and family event happening in that window across all ten provinces and three territories, and can be narrowed to a province, a city or a category.
Is this site free to use, and do you sell tickets?
It is free and there is nothing to sign up for. No tickets are sold here: where an event charges admission, the listing links to the organiser or the municipality that handles it.
Where do the events come from?
From the official calendars that Canadian municipalities, regions and venues publish themselves. They are crawled twice a day, normalised to one format, de-duplicated where several sources carry the same event, and each listing keeps a link back to its origin.
How do I get an event listed?
Submit it. Submissions are reviewed by hand before they appear, and an event already published on a municipal calendar we crawl will usually arrive on its own within a day.