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toronto family events sept27

Welcome to yoyomama?s weekend guide! Your go-to list of family friendly fun things to do with kids in Toronto and the GTA.

The days are getting shorter, there is a chill in the air, and the leaves are starting to turn colour. That could only mean one thing: Fall is here! And while summer is certainly over, that does not mean the fun has ended. Toronto has much to offer, both indoors and out. With fall festivals, musical celebrations, or family nights, there is something for everyone.

Family Game Night
Thursday, September 27th, 6 pm ? 7 pm, Barbara Frum Library, 20 Covington Road, Toronto
Bring the entire family for an evening of fun and gaming at the 3rd Annual Family Game Night. Not only will there be word and number games, but kids and adults alike will have an opportunity to play on the library?s Wii and PS3. Bring your favourite game or you can play with one already at the Library. This event is open to all ages: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca

Eatonville Library Arts and Crafts Sale
Thursday, September 27th, 11 am ? 6 pm, Eatonville Public Library, 430 Burnhamthorpe Road, Toronto
Eatonville Library is hosting its first Arts & Crafts Fair to raise funds for United Way. Families can browse tables set up by local artisans and crafters selling homemade knitting, fine art, ceramics, jewellery and more. Everyone is welcome: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca

Centreville Amusement Park
Saturday, September 29th ? Sunday, September 30th, 10:30 am ? 5 pm, Toronto Island
Enjoy the final weekend of the season at Centreville Amusement Park.? Nestled in over 600 acres of parkland just across the harbour from the city, Centreville has over 30 rides and attractions. Bring a picnic and spend the day. There?s something for everyone at Centreville: www.centreisland.ca

Starlight Walk for Smiles
Saturday, September 29th, 9 am ? 12:30 pm, G. Ross Lord Park, 4777 Dufferin Street, Toronto
The Annual Starlight Walk for Smiles, presented by Cineplex and in support of the Starlight Children?s Foundation, aims to raise awareness and funds for programs and activities that bring relief and happiness to seriously ill children and their families. Whether it?s a trip to the Zoo, a toy-filled playroom, or an exciting sporting event, Starlight?s mission is to bring fun, joy, and giggles right where they are needed most! You can register for the Walk as an individual, family, team, or company: starlight.r-esourcecenter.com

Toronto Breastfeeding Challenge
Saturday, September 29th, 9:30 am ? 1 pm, East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Avenue, Toronto
This fun day is filled with family activities. Support the choice to breastfeed and help Toronto win the Quintessence World Breastfeeding Challenge by having the most babies latched-on at 11 am:? www.torontobreastfeeds.com

Open Minds Across Canada Child & Youth Mental Health Symposium
Saturday, September 30th, 9 am ? 1 pm, Hospital For Sick Children, in the Atrium, 170 Elizabeth Street, Toronto
In partnership with Healthy Minds Canada, SickKids is co-hosting this annual event. Ten national universities/health institutions from across the country are participating in this symposium. The aim of the day is to present mental health research to parents, family members, front-line mental health service providers, educators, and individuals affected by mental illness. Free admission: www.cprf.ca

Music & Truffles
Sunday, September 30th, 1:15 pm ? 2:15 pm, Walter Hall, 80 Queen?s Park Crescent, Edward Johnson Building, Toronto
Designed for children ages 5-15, Music & Truffles is an entertaining and a wonderful opportunity to expose yourself and your children to classical music. Come and see the Stars of the TSO, where nine first chair principal players perform and talk about their instruments (violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, horn,). Everyone will receive a chocolate truffle: www.mooredaleconcerts.com

Cast Iron Chef Historic Cooking Workshop Series
Sunday, September 30, 1 pm ? 4 pm, Todmorden Mills Heritage Site, 67 Pottery Road, Toronto
Step back in time and learn the art of home cooking. Participants will be able to churn their own home-made butters, flavoured with herbs from a historic garden. After, everyone will have the chance to taste their creations as they spread them on scones and biscuits baked on an open hearth. Pre-registration is required: www.toronto.ca

High Park Harvest Festival
Sunday, September 30th, Noon ? 4:30 pm, High Park Children?s Garden, High Park, Colbourne Lodge Drive, Toronto
Enjoy the harvest in High Park with food, crafts, music, storytelling, horse and wagon rides, warm apple cider, and more. This fun family day has free admission to the grounds (some activity fees may apply). To tour inside Colborne Lodge, admission is pay-what-you-can: www.torontochildrensgarden.ca

Early Music Fair at Montgomery?s Inn
Saturday, September 29th, Noon ? 4:30 pm, Montgomery?s Inn, 4709 Dundas Street West at Islington Avenue, Toronto
Take a trip through history and enjoy an afternoon of 19th Century music at Montgomery?s Inn. Together with the Early Music Centre, concerts and musical demonstrations will be held throughout the Inn. Food will be available for purchase. Admission is free: www.toronto.ca

Farther Afield:

Gymalaya Vaughn & Newmarket PA Day Camp
Friday, September 28th, 9 am ? 3 pm, Gymalaya Vaughn, 8051 Keele Street, Unit 1, Vaughan & Gymalaya Newmarket, 16945 Leslie Street, Unit 32, Newmarket
Gymalaya has PA day camps available to help keep the kiddos busy while not at school! Activities include supervised gymnastics, games, dance, arts and crafts, story-telling, and FUN: www.gymalaya.com

Mississauga Fall Festival
Saturday, September 29th, 10 am ? 4 pm, Bradley Museum, 1620 Orr Road, Mississauga
Join in for a country-style day, with old-fashioned games, heritage skill demonstrations, cooking in the historic kitchen, blacksmith demonstrations, a visit with peregrine falcons, musical entertainment, and rides on the horse-drawn wagon through the park. Experience an afternoon of crafts, music, activities and old-fashioned family fun from a bygone era: www.mississauga.ca

Doors Open Mississauga
Saturday, September 29th, 10 am ? 4 pm, see website for locations, Mississauga
A cultural event for the entire family! Whether you take a self-guided or guided tour, everyone will enjoy visiting one the 44 sites that have opened their doors and invited you in for a visit. This free event is happening in art galleries, museums, cultural centres and libraries across Mississauga. Pick one or more locations and enjoy the on-site activities: www.mississauga.ca

Applefest Fall Fair
Sunday, September 30th, 9 am ? 4 pm (pancake breakfast 9 am ? 11 am), Ireland House At Oakridge Farm, 2168 Guelph Line, Burlington
Start your day off right with delicious pancakes, then stick around and visit an old-fashioned fall fair taking place right in the city. Whether you are jumping into a sea of hay or making your own scarecrow, be sure to also enjoy the seasonal apples. Other activities include pony rides, face painting, and old-time apple cider making.? Be sure to sign your children up for their chance to be crowned this year?s Applefest Fall Fair Prince and Princess! Contest is open to children 6-10 years old. Admission is by donation: www.museumsofburlington.com

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