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Here are the festivals for the Cambridge community. There are many other festivals in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.

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Festival

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Maple Syrup Festival

March

Each Sunday in March: Displays the making of maple syrup using methods of each of the 18th century Canada's First Nations, early 19th century pioneers and modern times. Also, horse and wagon rides, rural historical village and popular pancake breakfast. At Westfield Heritage Village, Rockton.1-800-883-0104

Doors Open- Westfield Weekend

Start May

Tour Westfield free of charge as the city-wide Doors Open celebration makes a variety of sites accessible and free. For more information call (519)621-8851, 1-800-883-0104

Annual Homer Watson Exibition

Early June

Works by Homer Watson, Dan Robert and David Ceaser (recent Works). Opening reception. Homer Watson House & Gallery, open to the public. Held since 1990. For more information visit www.homerwatson.on.ca or call (519)748-4377 ext 233.

Father's day steam and machine show

Mid June

Display of historic machinery including steam engines, working saw and shingle mill, antique machinery, railway displays and antique cars.Father's Day Brunch and live music. At Westfield Heritage Village, Rockton. 1-800-883-0104

Concerts In The Park

Mid July to start September

Live music every Sunday evening in the Cambridge parks. Wide variety of music styles, including concert bands, jazz, and country. Admission free.

Downtown Kitchener Ribfest & Craft Beer Show

Late July

The Craft Beer Show showcases many craft breweries while the BBQ Cook-off includes professional teams from across North America competing for the rights to be named best sauce, chicken and ribs. Enjoy samples or entire meals of chicken and ribs with samples of craft beer and live entertainment No admission fee, pay only for food & beer consumed.

Pre-mill race festival ceilidh

Start August

Ceilidh-style international folk music. At McDougall Cottage, Cambridge Admission by donation. 519-624-8250.

Mill race festival of traditional folk music

Start August

Folk music in beautiful setting of stone ruins and the Grand River. Other attractions include, Arts & Crafts, Children's Stage and Sidewalk Sale. At Mill Race Park and Downtown Cambridge. Free Admission. (519)621-7135

Beach Day At Valens Conservation Area

Early August

Games, sand sculpture contest, prizes and more! Valens Conservation Area, Ancaster. For more information please call Valens Conservation Area 905-525-2183 or visit valens@conservationhamilton.ca

Westfield ice cream festival

Early August

Ice cream from Pioneer and Victorian times to the sixties. Other attractions include live music, horse and wagon rides, magic shows, period crafts and games. At Westfield Heritage Village, Rockton. Adults $9.50, Seniors/Disabled $8.50, Youth 6-12 years $5.50, Children 5 years and under free. 1-800-883-0104

4th Annual Million Dollar Swing

Mid to late August

Fund raiser for Big Brothers and Sisters. Test your golf skills while supporting a good cause. At Wedges'N Woods, Cambridge. 519-651-0404

St. Swithin's Day Weather Contest

Late August

St. Swithin's Day. You know what they say - "St. Swithin's Day if it doth rain, for forty days it will remain." If ye can guess how many day the Cottage will get rain before August 23rd, you'll win a wee prize. Give us your best guess McDougall Cottage, Cambridge Call 519-624-8250

Cambridge Fall Fair

Early September

Entertainment at the Fall Fair includes a demolition derby, agricultural events, large family midway and a tractor pull. Don't miss the vendors' area in Dickson Arena. Adult Fair tickets are only $6 on Thursday, $10 Friday and Saturday and $8 on Sunday. Child Fair tickets are only $6 on Thursdays, and $5 Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sunday family passes are available for only $25. 519-621-9140

Annual Cambridge Warriors Day Parade

Early September

Wreath-laying service at Galt Cenotaph, Queen's Square at 10 am. Parade from Shade St. & Main St. at 12 noon Route: West on Main St. to Water St. Proceeding South on Water St. to Galt Branch 121 of the Royal Canadian Legion. North on Ainslie St. Parade will include veterans and current military personnel, bands, WW11-era ,military vehicles and more Contact Derek Mills 519-658-0532

Doors Open Waterloo Region

Mid September

Doors Open Waterloo Region has an annual "Doors Open" with free admission to more than 25 local heritage & architecture sites,some not normally open to the public. For more information call 519-741-5139

Annual St .George Apple Harvest Festival

Mid September

Sample apples of all varieties, homemade pies, dumplings, antique shops, on-going entertainment, children's activities. Located in the quaint village of St George - mid-way between Cambridge, Paris and Brantford. Free admission. 1-800-684-9262

Grand river film festival

Early to late October

Showcases a variety of Canadian and international films. Special events include special, screening, red carpet gala,, hosted parties and air-guitar championship. 519-749-9387.

Annual Harvest Hillbilly Hoedown

Early October

Good old fashioned country fun for whole family, with Racing Hogs, a spook house and live entertainment., wagon rides through the "spooky" The event is open to the public. YeeHaw Adventure Farm, Cambridge 519-624-0085

Military Heritage Day -Open House

Early November

Join the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada for their annual open house. This event is suitable for all ages. Every year the RHF of Cambridge open their headquarters to the puplic and put on an exciting display of military history including vehicles and equipment, paintings, photographs, documents, uniforms and artifacts tracing the lineage of the current regiment which dates back to at least 1837. Colonel J.A. McIntosh Armoury , 1 Valour Place (beside the Ainslie St. Bus depot) 519-623-4568

Cambridge Santa Claus Parade

Mid November

The Annual Santa Claus Parade is held on Hespeler Rd., Cambridge. Come out and see all the amazing floats and happy faces. Parade Route: Parade starts on Hespeler Rd. at Dunbar Rd. and goes north to Langs Drive. 519-740-4681 X4214

Hespeler Santa Claus Parade

Start December

The Hespeler Santa Claus Parade in the Hespeler Village Area of Cambridge has been held since 1978. Come for the parade and stay to enjoy live entertainment and a festive Kris Kindle Market. Holiday fun for the entire family! Hespeler Village, Cambridge (519) 658-4721 for details.



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