July 1, 2025
Canada Day Barrhaven
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
18 Pepperrall Cres, Ottawa, K2J 3V8
About Event
Head south to Barrhaven for this annual community-run Canada Day celebration, featuring fun activities for the entire family.
Canada Day Barrhaven is a multi-day event culminating in a full day of festivities on July 1. Leading up to Canada Day, the midway offers games and rides for both children and adults. Pre-Canada Day performances are planned for Multicultural Day (June 29) and the Country Music & Classic Rock Fest (June 30).
On July 1, the schedule features a flag ceremony, anthem singing, official dignitaries, food and non-food vendors, free cake and fireworks. The Canada Day Barrhaven committee, representing diverse communities, ensures an enjoyable and inclusive celebration for all.
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