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  • Open NCC

    Curious to see what the National Capital Commission does? Join them for a behind-the-scenes peek into the day-to-day activities and projects happening in the National Capital Region. There will be walking and cycling tours, kiosks and NCC expert presentations at many sites across the region. You’ll learn about architecture, landscape design, archaeology, sustainable farming and  … Read more

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    Canadian Butter Tart Festival & Competition

    Celebrate Canadian deliciousness at the Canadian Buttertart Festival & Competition, part of a sweet and savoury weekend of fun. Sample a variety of classic and creative butter tarts, enjoy local vendors and vote for your favourites. This proudly Canadian experience is a treat for all ages.

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    Ottawa Bonsai Society annual show

    Come admire around 40 of the most beautiful bonsais in the region! Ottawa Bonsai Society members will be available to answer all your questions. The show is free and is an excellent activity for the whole family! Come and learn about this ancient art form. Visitors will also be able to learn all the activities  … Read more

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    1860s Fall Fair Weekend & Quilt Show

    Step back in time for an immersive 1860s Fall Fair Weekend and Quilt Show at Upper Canada Village. Enjoy heritage displays of farm animals, agricultural products, vegetables, flowers, and fine arts, along with classic treats like fresh apples and cider. The weekend also features old-fashioned games, music, and magic shows for all ages.

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    Carp Farmers’ Market

    The largest producer-based farmers’ market in Eastern Ontario, with over 100 vendors offering produce, baked goods and crafts.

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    North Gower Farmers’ Market

    Come purchase vegetables, honey, meat, sauces, cheese, and other goods from local producers in rural Ottawa. The market was founded in 1994 by local residents Carolyn Seabrook and Andrew Harkness. Carolyn sold Andrew on the idea of a farmers’ market in her family’s vacant barn, and together they launched the project.

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