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Women have made significant contributions to STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) but their stories are often untold. This special exhibition shares some of these stories and provides recognition for the... Read more
From January 31 to April 6, 2026, follow the road that leads to “Bloomland in Oz"
As part of the 2026 floral showcase Bloomland in Oz, RBG presents Of Wonders Wild and New. This visual arts exhibition draws on themes from the world of Oz through the lens of contemporary woodworking.
Featuring six artists from across Canada, Six Nations, Italy and Spain, joined by members of the Ontario Wood Carving Association, our artists explore the power and beauty of nature, duality, our impact on the environment, and the material splendor of wood.
Bloomland in Oz tickets required. Event details and hours available at rbg.ca/oz
Things I Can Fold, Deflate, and Break?splits the gallery in thirds, diving into distant modes of light, sound and movement, resulting in a unified environment in which material and narrative coexist and merge through one another. Flickering lights, low hums from inflatable fans, and tactile shifts from wool to plastic produce a multisensory choreography that guides the viewer through Roda’s world.?
Join us for an intimate, love-themed harp concert nestled gently between Valentine’s Day and Family Day — a perfect way to celebrate someone you love without the rush or noise of a typical night out.Professional harpist Lexi Hunter-Assing will perform a selection of love-themed pieces on the harp, creating a calm, immersive soundscape while you relax and take in the experience. This is a quiet, still concert designed for listening, settling, and savoring the moment.
The bunnies are invited to attend — though, as always, they’ll decide for themselves. They may quietly observe, wander through, or choose a cozy spot out of sight. No promises, just consent and curiosity.
With two performances offered in the afternoon and evening, this adults-only event is ideal for couples, partners, close friends, or anyone wishing to mark the season of love in a thoughtful, unhurried way.
A softer celebration. A slower rhythm. A little music to hold the moment.
Adults-only | Quiet, seated performance
Join us for an intimate, love-themed harp concert nestled gently between Valentine’s Day and Family Day — a perfect way to celebrate someone you love without the rush or noise of a typical night out.Professional harpist Lexi Hunter-Assing will perform a selection of love-themed pieces on the harp, creating a calm, immersive soundscape while you relax and take in the experience. This is a quiet, still concert designed for listening, settling, and savoring the moment.
The bunnies are invited to attend — though, as always, they’ll decide for themselves. They may quietly observe, wander through, or choose a cozy spot out of sight. No promises, just consent and curiosity.
With two performances offered in the afternoon and evening, this adults-only event is ideal for couples, partners, close friends, or anyone wishing to mark the season of love in a thoughtful, unhurried way.
A softer celebration. A slower rhythm. A little music to hold the moment.
Adults-only | Quiet, seated performance
Have an upcoming event in Burlington, Ontario that you would like to promote? Submit it for free and we will add your event to our calendar. Events include local concerts, festivals, theatre, live music, sporting events, outdoor attractions, tours, and culinary events.
Preference will be given to events that drive tourism, are hosted by a tourism partner, or provide experiences for residents and visitors. Community events must be within Burlington/Halton and are free to attend or hosted by a not-for-profit.
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