A material called Earth is, in every sense, a natural extension of how we believe art and craft can be lived.
Burlington is known for its festivals and events! Join us for immersive events all year round.
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A material called Earth is, in every sense, a natural extension of how we believe art and craft can be lived.
Ukaigwe works across paint, ceramics, sound, video, and printmaking, treating making itself as a form of listening
Featuring the 2026 Ceramics and Glass graduates of Sheridan College’s Bachelor of Craft and Design program, this exhibition highlights a new generation of makers exploring contemporary craft through ceramics and glass.
The AGB’s Community Generator is a series of community art exhibitions and activations designed to connect more artists with more audiences.
From June 20-Sept 20, explore the vibrant sculptural universe of artist and contemporary sculptor Ken Kelleher, internationally known as Anchorball. |
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Explore the many ways to create functional pieces for home and entertaining using hand building and the wheel.
$420
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Discover the rich culture, traditions, and flavours of the Philippines during this vibrant three-day festival.
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Join us to learn how to use the pottery wheel – no experience is required for this fun, hands-on night working with clay.
$70
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The Ontario Regional Lily Society Show features lily stems, flowers, and floral designs. The sale of stems begins Sunday at 3:15 p.m.
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Artist Amanda Rataj will share ways to play with colour, exploring personal preferences through simple creative exercises.
$35
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Held in Celina Eceiza’s immersive exhibition, this poetry workshop invites you to explore tenderness as an embodied, relational practice.
$40
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In this full-day workshop, you will make your own pop-can pinhole camera to play with analogue photography in a quirky, fun way.
$90
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Experience one of Ontario’s must visit summer events at the Burlington Waterfront Festival from July 17 to 19! |
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Experience one of Ontario’s must visit summer events at the Burlington Waterfront Festival, a free family friendly celebration held at Spencer Smith Park along Lake Ontario. Taking place July 17 to 19, 2026, this vibrant festival features live music performances, local food vendors, artisan markets, and engaging activities for all ages. Visitors can enjoy a... Read more
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Join artist Soledad Muñoz for an in-person workshop exploring the intersection of woven textile, sound, and instrumental play.
$35
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In this workshop, we'll be using plants from the AGB's community garden to create phytograms on 35mm film. We'll learn about the possibilities of sustainable image making and using the garden as a darkroom resource.
$75
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Get ready to taste, move, and experience culture in motion at Joseph Brant Museum during our dine & dance series!
$35 – $45
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Experience one of Ontario’s must visit summer events at the Burlington Waterfront Festival, a free family friendly celebration held at Spencer Smith Park along Lake Ontario. Taking place July 17 to 19, 2026, this vibrant festival features live music performances, local food vendors, artisan markets, and engaging activities for all ages. Visitors can enjoy a... Read more |
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In a world that is transfixed with binaries and absolutes, we invite you to explore the in-between and play with (im)permanence by blending writing and clay together.
$75
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Experience the music behind your favourite films—live and larger than life. From heart-pounding action to sweeping romance, this concert brings Hollywood’s most iconic scores roaring off the screen and into the concert hall. Close your eyes and you’re in the movie. Open them—and it’s even better. |
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Join Arts Burlington for an all-Guild art exhibition at the Hub in the Burlington Centre to showcase art with a water theme.
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Join Mayor Marianne Meed Ward, Indigenous Spiritual Healer White Eagle and Town Crier David Vollick and other special guests at the Pavillion as we formally launch Heritage Week 2026.
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Following the Opening Ceremony, join Alan Harrington of the Burlington Historical Society on a walk through LaSalle Park. Hear about the explorer Rene-Robert Cavalier de LaSalle, the man, the park and the legend…walk in his footsteps.
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Celebrating the 192nd year of Emancipation throughout the British Commonwealth, the Freedom Festival brings together music, children’s activities, cultural art, food, crafts and heritage, historical, genealogical and multi-cultural groups to promote inclusivity and community integration. |
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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