Read with Poilu (Group 2)
Come read with Tintin the dog at the Pierrefonds Library!
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Free festivals, concerts, markets and family events across Canada from Oct 30 - Nov 1.
273 events Oct 30 - Nov 1
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Come read with Tintin the dog at the Pierrefonds Library!
Named Music City in 2023, Mississauga is known locally and internationally as a hub for musical talent, with nearly 70 years of hits and significant contributions in the music industry. This rich musical history comes to life in A City in Tune: Mississauga’s Greatest Hits, with t…
Children from 4 to 7 years old are invited by Captain Catalyst (alias Steven Rosenstein) to experience science in a fun way. Chemistry, physics, weather, marine life or photosynthesis, our animator does everything, to the delight of all!
Join the book club! For 18 years and over.
Maison de la culture Saint-Laurent invites you to the opening of the exhibition *The Other Side* by artist Masako Miyazaki. Join us in the presence of the artist to discover this photographic series that invites you to look beyond the surface of images and places.
Children 3 and under will be provided with free admission Capacity: Seated: 1,807
Bring your jack-o’-lantern to Bannerman Park for a free, family-friendly evening of Halloween fun. Pumpkins will line The Loop, with music from a live DJ, pop-up performances, free hot chocolate, and maybe even a few zombies along the way. Bringing a pumpkin is optional, and ever…
Join us at this free event to wander the pumpkin-lit Bradley Museum grounds while sipping warm apple cider and enjoying fresh popcorn made over the fire. Sign up for free . Bring your pumpkin Pumpkins can be dropped off at Bradley Museum during the day on November 1 or you can br…
Children 3 and under will be provided with free admission Capacity: Seated: 1,807
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One with no admission charge to attend. Food, rides and optional activities on site may still cost money - the free flag is about getting in, and the listing links to the organiser for anything beyond that.
Sometimes. Library programs and workshops often cap numbers even when they cost nothing. The event page links to the source calendar, which is where any registration is handled.
From what the source calendar states - a stated price of zero, or wording the ingestion recognises as free admission. Where a source says nothing about price, the event is not marked free rather than assumed to be.