Featuring the Dundas Concert Band at the New Bandshell in the Driving Park.
Performing more than 15 times a year at a wide variety of venues both public and private, The Dundas Concert Band is a non-profit community concert band based in Dundas, Ontario, Canada. WEBSITETel: (905) 628-6697
Contact: hafa@cogeco.ca
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Prizes for participants in 6 categories. Great floats, marching bands, local representations that are sure to thrill one and all.
This parade precedes the actual Cactus Festival that begins the following day. Bring your lawnchair and enjoy the Greatest Show In Town ! WEBSITE
Cactusfest features sidewalk sales, live music and entertainment on the main street of downtown Dundas. WEBSITE
Show & Sale by Artists.
Local artists & artisans display works for sale at the fabulous Dundas Driving Park.
Contact:June Lynch:
junelynch@gmail.com
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Meet the artisans and artists as they showcase some of the finest " Handmade In Canada " treasures that will suit a variety of budgets. WEBSITE
Ancaster Fairgrounds, 630 Trinity Road, Ancaster, Ontario
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The link below will take you to the Facebook page with links to the studios of the artists and craftspeople who continue to produce and display their work. WEBSITE
The fellowship of turners are dedicated to providing practical facilities, education and information to those interested in woodturning. This is an excellent way for young people who struggle with classroom style learning to develop thinking skills. Fun, educational and rewarding ! WEBSITE
Presented by the Dundas Valley Sunrise Rotary Club, this annual event features talented local performers. Tickets at Eccles:905-627-3355 WEBSITE
More than 100 potters sell functional and decorative clayware during this 3 day event at the Dundas Community Centre. WEBSITE
Morden’s Organic Farm Store operates on this beautiful heritage farm located in Ontario’s famous greenbelt, a large section of land designated as farmland. WEBSITE
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The Cenataph at Dundas Lions Memorial at Community Centre.
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A Dundas Legion Presentation & Dance
8:00-12:00pm - Tickets $25.00 each - Available at the bar. 50/50 Draw.
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Mystery Draws for Artworks, Artist Talks and Family Open Houses throughout the fall.
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A neighbourhood-based team of stewards ensuring the health and biodiversity of a section of Cootes Paradise and the creeks that flow into it. Sign up at WEBSITE
At the four corners: Sydenham Rd & King St. Live music from the Dundas Concert Band and Christmas carol sing along with Joan Ballantyne. Santa arrives by firetruck to great fanfare and photos with kids. WEBSITE
St. James Anglican Church 45th Annual Holiday House Tour. WEBSITE
Textured performances - funny, tender countrified rock’n’roll. Comedic monologues interspersed between songs round out the show. INFO WEBSITE
The Dundas Real McCoys and Dundas hosted the 106th Allan Cup Senior AAA Hockey Tournament at JL Grightmire Arena. MORE
Learn about the Lions Club and its role in the Dundas Community.  WEBSITE | POSTER
Admission: $1 Per Person, $ 5 Per Family, Plus, a non-perishable food item for donation.  WEBSITE | POSTER
Candles, woodcrafts, stained glass, jewelry, knitted goods.
Dundas Lions Community Centre, 10 Market St. South, Dundas.
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Discover a broad selection of high quality artwork from many of the region’s artists and artisans.
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North America’s Oldest Sucker Derby on the Banks of Spencer Creek in Beautiful Dundas, Ontario, Canada is now in hiatus until further notice. WEBSITE
Join our mission to improve the health and biodiversity of the Cootes Watershed ecosystem. WEBSITE
This 3 day sale at the Dundas Community Centre features the functional & decorative clayware of more than 90 potters. WEBSITE
Live music & food trucks on-site at 6:00pm. Fireworks begin at 9:30pm weather permitting. No personal fireworks or sparklers allowed. Limited parking. WEBSITE
Ribs & Chicken, Door Prizes, Auction
For Tickets Call: Richard at 905-971-7985
or Wayne at 905-627-9551. TICKETS $45 EA
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Tickets: $15 or 2 For $ 25. Featuring: Chech back as artist lineup still to be determined.
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Celebrate the past & future of Dundas with family fun, music, food and more ! WEBSITE
2 Lobster or 2 Racks of Ribs. $ 55.00 per person. LCBO Licensed. Silent Auction / Draw and Dance.
At Harry Howell Arena Hwy 6 North & Hwy 5, Clappison’s Corners. POSTER | WEBSITE
Self-Guided tour of Dundas area gardens. Refreshements at the Carnegie Gallery " Tea Room ". Advance tickets will be available at the Gallery in May. Cost $25 including tax. WEBSITE
Every year the Dundas BIA presents this made-in-Dundas festival on the main street, traffic is re-routed for this 3 day event Entertainment, food & fun.
WEBSITE | FACEBOOKLearn about Aging Successfully, Exercise, Health, Travel, Nutrition.
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The Dundas Concert Band performs between 15-20 concerts per year at a wide variety of venues throughout the region. WEBSITE
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Celebrate the past & future of Dundas with family fun, music, food and more !
Visit and explore the stories of people and events that have shaped the Valley Town.
Incorporated as a town on July 28, 1847, Dundas continues to reflect much of its early period with its picturesque downtown, heritage homes and tree lined streets.
The Dundas Museum & Archives is Dundas is informative, and fun! From the formation of the Dundas region by glaciers to the life and times of it's earliest inhabitants, visitors will enjoy a journey through time that is guaranteed to entertain.
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Every spring this annual art auction presents original, high quality artwork that's affordable and features a broad selection of artwork from many of the region's artists and artisans
Located at 21 Ogilvie Street in Dundas, Ontario, L9H 2S1
Phone: 905-628-6357 Fax: 905-628-1087
Email:info@dvsa.ca
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Held at the Dundas Lions Community Centre at 10 Market Street South in Dundas, this fair is a great opportunity for anyone interested in Exercise, Health, Travel and Nutrition for seniors.
With numerous displays on aging successfully, this fair provides visitors with an abundance of helpful information.
For more information contact the Dundas Community Services
2 King Street West #3A, Dundas, Ontario, Canada L9H 6Z1
Phone: 905-627-5461
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A Celebration of Art and Gardens
The annual Secret Gardens Tour is a self-guided tour of Dundas and area gardens.
Hosted by The Carnegie Gallery, this tour often features artists painting,
sketching, carving and making jewellery in the gardens.
Gardens on the tour have often included gardens in Greensville, Westdale as well as Dundas.
website: www.carnegiegallery.org
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A Christmas season tour of charming Dundas homes.This annual Holiday House Tour also includes refreshments served in the church parlour.
No photography is permitted. Please bring a bag to carry your shoes.
website: www.stjamesdundas.ca
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Great art, rare books, jewelery, curiosities, collectibles and more to be found at this annual and very popular event. Held at the Dundas Valley School of Art in Dundas Ontario, this giant estate sale offers buyers a chance to pick up some unique and very reasonably priced items.
This is a silent auction event.
For more information visit or contact the Dundas Valley School of Art at:
21 Ogilvie Street, Dundas, Ontario, L9H 2S1 / Phone: 905-628-6357
website:http://www.dvsa.ca
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Beginning in the fall, there are two studio tours presenting the works of Dundas potters and craftspeople from throughout the Dundas Valley.
The Dundas Studio Tour and the Beyond The Valley Studio Tour usually take place within a few weeks of one another.
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Beyond The Valley Studio Tour presents well known potters such as Scott Barnim, Richard Fisher and Terry Osborne as well.
The well known Pavlo Pottery, is just a short drive to Rockton where Pavlo Tsarynny and Oksana Pogorila have filled their studio with unusual trays, mugs and bowls, teacups and casseroles.
Stephanie King, a jewelry designer who works with a diverse selection of gemstones presents as her guest, painter Eric Ranveau.
Glass artist Paul Rodrigue presents his newest creations from his studio in Greensville with guest artist Sandra Greenwood presenting her latest works - just up the hill from downtown Dundas.
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The Dundas Studio Tour presents the works of Deborah Doran, Lou Hanson, Jonathan Harper Jane Hill, Debi Keir-Nicholson, Louise McCann, Lorraine Roy / Janusz Wrobel, Barb Sachs Monika Sheddon, Lucy Slykerman, Cheryl Takacs / Jean-Marc Leclair.
With both studio tours the works of these artisans are presented in their studios and showrooms.
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The Dundas Buskerfest brings performers from all over the world to present their unique entertainment right on King Street ( the main street of Downtown Dundas ).
From jugglers, acrobats, magicians, musicians, and other types of street performers to local performing artists, the entertainment is always first class. Vendors line both sides of the street with their display tents and offer a huge selection of items ranging from clothing, memorabilia, fashion, arts, crafts, jewelry and other beautiful and unusual objects and products for sale.
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The Dundas Cactus Festival takes place in late August on the main street of Dundas, King Street. King Street will be closed to traffic for the three day event.
Beginning with the Cactus Fest Parade on the Thursday evening, followed by the actual Festival on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the works of local artists well as numerous products, objects, foods, clothing, memorabilia, fashions, arts, crafts, jewelry to be found on the closed section of King Street with its outdoor mall of tents and booths.
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The Hamilton Potters Guild holds two sales every year, one in the spring and one in the fall at the Dundas Community Centre. Located on Market Street between King and Hatt Streets in downtown Dundas, there is plenty of parking for visitors.
Nearby restaurants like the Nostalgia Family Restaurant ( German and traditional Canadian fare ), Liberté Restaurant, Frosty's Fish and Chips and the Winchester Arms make it easy to plan for lunch or dinner within very close walking distance of the show.
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Held on Good Friday of each year at the Dundas Driving Park.
Refreshement are available from the Dundas Lioness Club.
Four age groups from newborn to 11 years of age.
Admission is $1 per person to $5 per family.Plus, a non-perishable food item for the Dundas Food Bank.
Event begins at 8:00am SHARP so don't be late or you'll miss it !
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The Dundas Lions Club Craft Show takes place on Good Friday at the Dundas Armoury Building also known as the Dundas Lions Community Centre.
Located at:
at 10 Market Street South in downtown Dundas.
There is plenty of parking in the lot and street parking in the immediate neighbourhood.
Nearby restaurants - The Nostalgia Family Restaurant, Liberté Restaurant, Frosty's Fish and Chips and The Winchester Arms. They are all with very easy walking distance ( with The Nostalgia Family Restaurant being right across the street.)
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Dinner Plus Dance with live entertainment !
Dinner usually consisits of 2 lobster or 2 rack of ribs or one of each, salads, desserts.
Free admission.
Dundas Grightmire Arena on Market St. S, Dundas.
Tickets: Call ( 905 ) 627-3355
Licensed LCBO. Limited seating
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The Dundas Concert Band was established in 1873 as a military band. In 1923, the band was renamed "The Dundas Citizens' Band", and became known as The Dundas Concert Band in the early 1940's.
Prior to amalgamation with the City of Hamilton, the DCB was the official concert band for the Town of Dundas. Its importance to the town was recognized with annual funding as required. The DCB is incorporated as the Dundas Concert Band Inc. and their mission statement is:
" To provide musical entertainment for the community,
and to further the musical education and skills
for members of all ages ".
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Supporting Community Initiatives Through Community Action, The Dundas Rotary Club, supported by The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce and The Downtown Dundas Business Improvement Association:
Presents the Dundas Home Lifestyle Fair at The Lions Community Centre
DUNDAS COMMUNITY CENTRE
10 MARKET ST SOUTH DUNDAS ONTARIO L9H 5G4
Market And King St West
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Once known as "The Oldest Sucker Fishing Derby in North America" this event was popular for many years and broought fishing enthusiasts from all over the region to Dundas for the one day event.
For over 40 years kids and parents came from far and wide to compete for the Trophies and Prizes that were awarded at the dinner at the end of the day.
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Learn about the history of Dundas.
The Dundas Historical Society meets at the Dundas Museum. Discover the history of Dundas' buildings, neighbourhoods and historic figures.
A neighbourhood-based team of stewards ensuring the health and biodiversity of a section of Cootes Paradise and the creeks that flow into it. WEBSITE
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