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September 2020
Oasis ZooRun Virtual Race
Join us for the first-ever Oasis ZooRun Virtual Race! With a 10K, 5K, Double Up & 800m Cub Run for the kids, you can get the whole family involved in this fun event. Participants will receive: Complimentary admission to the Toronto Zoo redeemable in 2021 Souvenir Shirt Finisher’s Medal Virtual Bib + Finisher's Certificate A seamless Race Roster experience from registration to results upload. One platform for all your virtual race needs! You'll also have the opportunity to fundraise in support…
Find out more »TreeWalk Village Fall Weekends
Children and the young at heart can let their imaginations lead the way while exploring our tree house village at Bruce’s Mill C.A. in Stouffville, only 20 minutes from Toronto. Climb from treehouse to treehouse through enclosed hammock nets and wood bridges! Purchase your advance timed tickets online. Open Weekends in September to November 15.
Find out more »Cooper’s Farm and Maze
Known for our community supported agriculture (CSA) weekly produce basket program, Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze is a market garden, family-owned farm. We produce a wide variety of the best quality vegetables using sustainable and ethical farming practices.
Find out more »Adventurous Learning Program
Earthbound Kids is pleased to announce the launch of our new Adventurous Learning Program. This daytime program will be academic in nature, offering daily literacy and daily math sessions with a focus and setting of nature and the outdoors. Kids will play-to-learn and wherever possible, teaching will take place outdoors, in the sunlight and fresh-air of the Earthbound farm. Visit our website for full details and registration.
Find out more »Culture Days at the McMichael
Outdoor Tours for Vaughan Culture Days Thursdays to Sundays, September 25 to October 25 11:30 am to 12:30 pm Majestically located on the edge of the historic Carrying Place Trail that runs through the Humber River Valley, the McMichael’s grounds offer a wealth of highlights for lovers of Canadian art. These in-person outdoor tours will tell the story of the McMichael and provide an opportunity for visitors to explore the Group of Seven cemetery, Tom Thomson’s shack, the famous Sculpture…
Find out more »Fall Colours Celebration
Take a self-guided walk in our beautiful mixed hardwood forests to view the fall colours at their best. Join the Kortright Education team at the campfire to learn about nature in the fall. Family-friendly activities each day — plus bring something to roast over the fire! (Grill and roasting sticks provided) Advance tickets required. Purchase your tickets online.
Find out more »October 2020
Woolly Bear Weekends
They're everywhere! Woolly bear caterpillars become more visible in late fall and this beloved creature is the focus of weekends in October.
Find out more »Toronto Zoo Marketplace
Visit the Toronto Zoo this fall in our main parking lot from 10:00am to 2:00pm every Saturday from September 5 through to October 10 as we bring you some of the very best of our community’s independent businesses and local producers, processors, artisans and more as we celebrate all that Scarborough and the GTA has to offer. Hours: 10:00am to 2:00pm Location: Main Parking Lot – not inside the Zoo. 2000 Meadowvale Rd. Admission: Free! Donations accepted with thanks! Parking…
Find out more »November 2020
Cheecho’s Birthday
The Conservatory’s beloved parrot is turning 12! Cheecho is a fun-loving green-cheeked conure who has grown up amongst the butterflies at Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. We are throwing Cheecho a party and we hope you can join in the fun. Sign Cheecho’s birthday card Fun birthday activity Photo ops with Cheecho Regular Admission applies. Purchase timed tickets online.
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