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Telling Tales Returns to Live In Person Festival
This September, Telling Tales returns to a live and in-person festival with 2 fun-filled days of programming, 5 stages featuring your favourite authors, illustrators, and storytellers,…
Cool Libraries For Kids to Explore
While a trip to the library certainly means getting some new books, Oakville and Burlington libraries have much more to explore than racks of…
Full STEAM Ahead – Extra-Curricular Programs in Oakville and Burlington
It’s no surprise that in today’s high-tech world, parents seek STEAM learning opportunities to prepare their children for their future careers. STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering,…
How Do You Know If A House Has Good Bones?
If you’ve ever been house-hunting or considered a home renovation, you’ve probably heard the term ‘good bones’ used to describe certain properties. The implication…
Jeremy Parsons Mixes Up Something Delicious with Amazon Prime
Reality series host and culinary mixologist Jeremy Parsons has fond memories of cooking in the kitchen with his mother and grandmother from an early…
Apple Fritters – We’ve Made A List Of The Best So That You Don’t Fritter Away Your Time
There’s nothing like the fresh smell of apples, cinnamon, and sugar in the fall – baked in a pie, mixed in with some oats,…
Burlington Launches Mural with World Renowned Artist Kelsey Montague
Montague’s unique design invites you to capture and share your visit to Burlington with beautiful street art. Tourism Burlington is thrilled to announce that…
Burlington’s La Salle Park: What’s in a Name?
The name ‘La Salle’ can be found attached to everything from schools to entire cities. It probably conjures up an image of a “great…
Make Mine Light & Crispy
Joseph Malin, a Jewish immigrant, opened the first known fish and chip shop in London in the 1860s. While the origin of the tasty…
Taking Fun to New Heights
If you’re afraid of heights, skip ahead a couple of pages. For those who find heights thrilling, this is for you! From rock climbing…