September 27, 2025
Dreamers walk canada walk and family Funday
9:00 am - 10:01 pm
3 Houlahan St, Nepean, ON K2J 3Y7
About Event
Gates open at 09:00 for registration to participate in the:
• John White Memorial 1K Walk
• Barrhaven Optometric 5K Walk
• Ability Hive 10K Walk
1K @ 10:05; 5K @ 11:05; 10K @ 1:05
Opening Ceremonies with Sons of Scotland Bagpipes @ 10:00
Dreamfest – An outdoor concert 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM – Daytime
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM – Nighttime
Activities include: Bouncy Castles, Face Painting, Marketplace, Raffles, Food Trucks, Beer Tent, Cornhole and Volleyball. The evening will end with a stunning Drone show by Capital Drones. Look up to the sky at 10:15 PM and be amazed by what these Drones can do!
Hosted by DREAMERS WALKCANDA
Dreamers Walk Canada Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness, fostering inclusion, and supporting individuals with Cerebral Palsy and related disabilities. Through a variety of community events, advocacy, programs and fundraising initiatives, the organization strives to create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and succeed. All funds donated or raised are given to Dreamers Walk Canada are then given to Easter Seals so that they may use the funds to directly impact those with CP. Dreamers Walk Canada Inc. was founded by David Humphries, who is the organizations’ President and Founder. The organization is run by a volunteer Board of Directors, who work tirelessly to organize various fundraisers and keep the organization running smoothly.
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