Whether your dad is into sports, enjoys a night on the town, likes to sit down to a great meal or hoist a glass of locally crafted beer, you can find just the right way to celebrate him this Fatherâs Day right here in Waterloo Region.
If youâre looking for something different â and something more distinctly Waterloo Region â there are indie-restaurants and less expected venues in Waterloo Region that excel at serving kids, from a simple burger joint to more upscale casual craft-beer havens that the parents want to visit too.
African Lion Safari celebrates 50 WILD years when its gates open on May 4th, 2019! The park’s founder, Colonel G.D. Dailley, was passionate about helping endangered species, and dreamed of starting a drive-through wildlife park dedicated to the conservation of declining wildlife species.Â
May 12th, 2019 is Motherâs Day â a time to honour moms, and those mother-figures in our lives who do so much for us! Looking for ways to show your mom how special she is? While nothing can replace a preschoolerâs homemade card or a macaroni picture frame, here are some ideas on how to spoil Mom
kitchenertoday.com April 23rd, 2019 The Woolwich Thrashers, together with the Township of Woolwich and the Ontario Sledge Hockey Association, are hosting the Canadian Sledge Hockey Championships May 10-12, 2019
Kitchener has been selected as one of six host cities for the 2019 CIBC Canada Russia Series. Game 3 of the series, which pits CHL regional league teams against the Russian National Junior Team, will be played at The Kitchener Aud on Thursday, November 7.
Victoria Day long weekend marks the unofficial start to summer for most people, and itâs a great time to get out and celebrate in Waterloo Region! There are lots of events happening indoors and out. Whether youâre looking to be active, or to kick back and relax, here are some suggestions.
Itâs a sure sign that spring has arrived when roadside Maple Syrup stands start to appear across the region! While savouring this delicious taste of spring is great, whatâs even better is heading right to a sugar bush to see exactly how maple syrup is made.
Bingemans is proud to announce a significant partnership with Grand Experiences Outdoor Adventure Company to further develop the Grand River as a significant tourism component to Bingemans and the Waterloo Region.
Canoe and kayak enthusiasts have a new resource at their disposal when it comes to planning their next outing.
The 6th edition of Paddling the Grand River is now available, providing paddling routes, maps and historic points of interest along the historic Grand River.
Part of what makes St. Jacobs so special is its location â perfectly situated in some of the most beautiful countryside in Waterloo Region. Hike, walk or cycle the trails – And, if you work up an appetite or a thirst after a busy day exploring, you’ll find lots of great options in the village
Every region has its âhidden gemsâ. In Waterloo Region, the village of St. Jacobs is one of those gems â seemingly small and quaint at first glance, but a deeper look reveals a village that is developing a chic, urban vibe, while still celebrating its rural history.
Never been to the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory? There are so many reasons to visit; here are 10 that are sure to entice you to make it part of your summer explorations!
Itâs summer – time to head outdoors to take advantage of the wonderful spaces and amenities we have right here in the region. At Shadeâs Mills Park in Cambridge, part of the Grand River Conservation Authority, families can enjoy nature and any number of outdoor activities without going far from home
Summer is the perfect time to become a tourist in your own back yard. Or, in the case of the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, become a tourist in their back yard, and take in their many free summer tours! Guided tours and childrenâs programming take place daily, and are free with regular admission
Summer has arrived, meaning we’ve all shed our winter layers to bask in the warm sun. When the frigid days of winter can drag on in Waterloo Region, enjoying the outdoors is a must once summer arrived! Here are six ideas for enjoying a great day in nature.
Each year thousands of visitors enter the gates at African Lion Safari to see, hear, touch and learn about the more than 100 different species of animals that roam throughout their reserves. And now, visitors can interact with the animals in a completely new way with the âWake Up the Wildâ adventure
Sugar, Spice & Glitter – We spend nearly every Easter and Thanksgiving with family in Waterloo, so we thought it was about time we explored what else the city has to offer beyond my auntâs house! None of the activities listed here are just for kids â because thatâs not my idea of a family vacation.
The Grand River is a heritage river that flows through the region, and for 27 years Canoeing the Grand has been proud to take both first time and experienced paddlers on a trip along this beautiful, natural waterway to see our region from a new perspective. Â
Explore the amazing cultural scene Waterloo Region has to offer this May! May is Museum Month, and museums and galleries in Waterloo Region are celebrating with special exhibits, programs and events. And you could win a special prize basket that includes an overnight stay at Langdon Hall
March Break â while kids are counting down the days, parents can be a little more stressed as they try to figure out how to keep the family busy! Whether youâre looking for some âstay-cationâ fun, or a camp to fill the kidsâ days, here are some ideas to help you make the most of March Break!
You know March Break must be around the corner when the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory starts serving up treats that feature all kinds of creepy crawlies as the main ingredient. March Break means itâs BugFeast time!
the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival (EMSF) ranks as the largest single-day maple syrup festival in the world. The event began humbly in 1965, and while the original organizers were hoping to have 2,500 visitors back then, they were surprised â and nearly overwhelmed â when 10,000 showed up.
From its source in Dundalk, Grey County, flowing south 275 kms into Lake Erie, the Grand River is one of the most scenic and significant rivers in Ontario. Waterloo Region is at the heart of this waterway with many milestones and relics connecting the river to the development of the region.
