Play Time – a 10 minute play festival
Theatre Burlington is pleased to present “Playtime”, our annual 10-minute play festival. Come and enjoy several short plays written, directed and acted by local artists.
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Events for June 6, 2026
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Spirit of the Lake
This special exhibition celebrates the park’s rare meromictic lake, whose waters and sediments quietly hold centuries of life, memory, and change. From Indigenous perspectives, the lake is alive, carrying the... Read more
eat make share: a taste of immigration
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Joseph Brant Museum
1240 North Shore Blvd E, Burlington
Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food. view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.
Guided Garden Tours
Discover the beauty of Royal Botanical Gardens with guided garden tours that bring the landscape to life through expert storytelling and seasonal highlights. These one hour tours, offered on select... Read more
eat make share: Kids Kitchen Series
Food tells stories — about where we come from, how we adapt, and how communities are shaped over time. eat, make, share: Kids’ Kitchen Series invites young chefs to explore Canadian history through hands-on cooking and food storytelling. Inspired by the eat, make, share exhibition, this interactive workshop series looks at how food traditions have travelled, changed, and taken root in Canada.
There Is So Much More To Say
The age you are, the age you feel ? there is so much more to say?
There Is So Much More To Say is a performance that makes multigenerational
conversations with the people who are in the room.
Created by collaborators ages 18-70, this performance merges storytelling, conversation, craft and play.
?A powerful, emotional and once in a lifetime experience that felt very sacred and special? This artwork creates an instant community.? ? Audience Member
Hosted and performed by Erin Brubacher, Seung-Eun Cha, and Anne Wessels.
There Is So Much More To Say was created by Erin Brubacher, Chloe Cha, Sara Constant, Janet Morton, Andrea Nann, Reza Nik, and Anne Wessels.
There is So Much More to Say is a proudly presented as a collaboration between The Burlington Performing Arts Centre and the Art Gallery of Burlington.
$35
There Is So Much More To Say
The age you are, the age you feel ? there is so much more to say?
There Is So Much More To Say is a performance that makes multigenerational
conversations with the people who are in the room.
Created by collaborators ages 18-70, this performance merges storytelling, conversation, craft and play.
?A powerful, emotional and once in a lifetime experience that felt very sacred and special? This artwork creates an instant community.? ? Audience Member
Hosted and performed by Erin Brubacher, Seung-Eun Cha, and Anne Wessels.
There Is So Much More To Say was created by Erin Brubacher, Chloe Cha, Sara Constant, Janet Morton, Andrea Nann, Reza Nik, and Anne Wessels.
There is So Much More to Say is a proudly presented as a collaboration between The Burlington Performing Arts Centre and the Art Gallery of Burlington.
$35
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