Iron Willed: Women in STEM
Discover the stories of the trailblazers who shaped our world at Iron Willed: Women in STEM, now open at the City of Waterloo Museum.
Free
12 events found.
Events
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Live Music Friday’s in the Gaslight District Square
Live music every Friday this summer on our outdoor District square Stone Stage!
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Sunset Sessions
Vogelsang Green Duke St E, Kitchener, ON, Kitcener, ON, CanadaSunset Sessions returns for its fifth summer in Downtown Kitchener!
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Live DJ Saturdays in the Gaslight District Square
Live DJ on the District Square's Stone Stage, every Saturday in the summer!
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Boots & Besties Line Dancing – High Beginner
Fireside Haven Studio 54 Guelph Ave, Unit 1, Cambridge, ON, CanadaLooking for a fun way to move, laugh, and find your rhythm?
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Summer Roller Skate
Carl Zehr Square 200 King St W, Kitchener, ON, CanadaRoll into summer with Monday Night Roller Skating in partnership with the City of Kitchener and Retro Rollers!
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Farmyard Follies
St. Jacobs Farmer's Market 878 Weber St N, St. Jacobs, ON, CanadaEnjoy free family fun with princess story time, farm crafts, friendly animals, and hands-on activities at Farmyard Follies all summer long at St. Jacobs Market.
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Iron Willed: Women in STEM
Discover the stories of the trailblazers who shaped our world at Iron Willed: Women in STEM, now open at the City of Waterloo Museum.
Free -
Family Splash Jam at Carl Zehr Square
Carl Zehr Square 200 King St W, Kitchener, ON, CanadaFun for the whole family! Family Splash Jam is your go-to Tuesday family hangout this summer.
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Beginner Line Dancing Class
Remix Swing 92 King Street South, Waterloo, ON, CanadaJoin us for beginner/improver drop-in line dance classes! Tuesdays at 6PM in Uptown Waterloo.
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Dance it off Tuesday’s! K-POP Nights!
Waterloo Public Square 75 King St S, Waterloo, ON, CanadaLearn fun dance moves to your favourite K-pop songs!
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Iron Willed: Women in STEM
Discover the stories of the trailblazers who shaped our world at Iron Willed: Women in STEM, now open at the City of Waterloo Museum.
Free