Urban Composting in the Yard
5:30 p.m. · Cooksville Library
Discover how compost can transform your garden in this practical, hands-on workshop focused on building healthy soil from the ground up.
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5:30 p.m. · Cooksville Library
Discover how compost can transform your garden in this practical, hands-on workshop focused on building healthy soil from the ground up.
7:00 p.m. · Noel Ryan Auditorium, Hazel McCallion Central Library
Attend free monthly lectures by UTM faculty members as they highlight their research in a fun and approachable way.
12:00 p.m. · Maker Stage, Hazel McCallion Central Library
Recharge your mind and soul with a cozy midday concert series - your perfect lunch hour escape.
11:00 a.m. · Hazel McCallion Central Library, Teaching Kitchen, 4th Floor
Step into the world of Pakistani cooking with host Nadia Mumtaz from Eastern Taste, bringing together bold spices and timeless traditions.
1:00 p.m. · Mississauga Celebration Square
Celebrate the richness and diversity of African and Caribbean culture at this vibrant, high-energy festival. From powerful live performances to music that moves you, this is a full-sensory experience rooted in heritage, community, and expression. Expect live music, cultural showcases, dynamic dance performances, and a lineup of artists bringing the sounds of Afrobeats, reggae, dancehall, and more to life. Explore authentic cuisine, support local vendors, and connect with a community that celebrates culture in every form.
6:30 p.m. · Hazel McCallion Central Library
International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide public event that encourages observation, appreciation and understanding of our Moon.
Rattray Marsh Conservation Area, Clarkson
A quiet lakeside nature reserve in Clarkson with boardwalk trails through marsh, woodland and beach habitat. One of the last natural shoreline marshes on Lake Ontario, great for birdwatching and an easy, flat walk any time of year.
Jack Darling Memorial Park, Lorne Park
A large waterfront park with open lawns, a splash pad, off-leash dog area, and direct access to the Waterfront Trail. Bring a picnic and watch the sailboats out of Lorne Park Yacht Club.
This stretch of the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail runs past the Port Credit Lighthouse, marinas and Rotary Park, one of the most scenic free walks or bike rides in the city.
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