Festival Events Canada

 

From the annual Calgary Stampede to the Vancouver International Wine Festival, Canada’s fairs and festivals have something for everyone. Each event is unique, with distinct activities and food. Plus, most include live music and other entertainment. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly event or an adrenaline-fueled extravaganza, you’ll find it here.

Fall Fling

If you love to party, you’ll be thrilled to hear about the amazing festival events happening in September and October in BC. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away at a music festival, or take part in a day of delicious food and fun activities, you’re sure to find something you love!

Winterfest

The best way to celebrate the holidays is by getting out and enjoying the season with your friends and family. If you’re looking for a weekend getaway, look no further than Festival Events Canada. This website lists over 300 winter festivals across the country, making it easy to find a great winter festival near you.

Icebreaker

It’s no coincidence that the end of May marks the beginning of summer. Not only are the weather conditions perfect for outdoor festivals, but you can count on a great lineup as well! Whether you love music, food, crafts, dancing, or even just being outside, there’s a festival for everyone.

Spring Break

For those who want to get out and celebrate spring, there are tons of spring festivals happening all across the country. Spring is the perfect time to get outside and be entertained by live music, dancing, food, crafts, and even contests. Check out the activities available in your area to help you plan the perfect spring break!

Summer Solstice

From coast to coast, people gather for family-friendly activities and food festivals in the days leading up to the solstice. The official “season” of summer officially begins at the summer solstice, so many people like to celebrate it with a party!

Oktoberfest

If you love delicious food, live music, and the chance to get your feet (or face) soaked in beer, October is the perfect time to head to Germany for Oktoberfest! The annual festival dates back to 1810 and takes place in Munich. In 2009, more than 10 million people from all over the world attended the festival.

Halloween

Whether you want to travel to an established town or smaller community, you’re bound to find plenty of Halloween-themed events happening throughout the season. From haunted houses and costume contests to spooky family-friendly activities like pumpkin bowling, there’s something for everyone!

Conclusion

It’s no surprise that the food is one of the biggest draws at any festival. Whether you’re looking for delicious BBQ, delicious desserts, or just a snack, there are plenty of options available to keep your appetite satisfied.

 

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