The market will bring together a curated selection of local artisans, small businesses, and unique vendors offering handcrafted products, Easter-themed goodies, seasonal decorations, and gifts. Attendees can enjoy a lively atmosphere and it will be a wonderful way for the community to support local businesses and embrace the spirit of Easter. The Easter Bunny mall display will be up and running, where you can have professional photos with the Easter Bunny.

Join us for a fun community walk through Downtown Grimsby with your pups. Enjoy a morning of socializing, exercise, treat bags, and even a chance to win a prize! Let’s welcome spring together and make some special memories with our furry friends!

Explore, Sing and Jam with the Grimsby Celebration Choir. Learn about the benefits of music therapy and participate in music activities with Askana Kavliova.

Pay what you can as there are no set prices at this in-library fresh produce market! Please bring your own bag.

The Peninsula Paddlers Kayak Club is a recreational paddling club with members who love to kayak. We have a diverse membership with paddle skills from beginners to advanced and everything in between.

The club hosts paddles two to three times a week throughout the Niagara Region and often ventures beyond to Hamilton, Buffalo, and Haldimand. For those who are looking for bigger adventures, the club hosts two to three multi day trips per paddle season where we venture farther afield for four to five days.

If you are looking for friends to paddle with, come check us out!

National Canadian Film Day (CanFilmDay) is a massive, coast-to-coast-to-coast salute to Canadian cinema!

Socially awkward 17-year-old cinephile, Lawrence Kweller, played by Isaiah Lehtinen, is self-absorbed and movie-obsessed. Fully convinced he can earn $90,000 to achieve his dream of attending film school at NYU, he gets a part-time job at Sequels video store. There older store manager, Alana, played by Romina D'Ugo, takes him under her wing. Meanwhile Lawrence sabotages every high school relationship he has with his narcissistic film snobbery. Faced with the impending reality of university life, Lawrence must change his ways.

All ages. Drop-in. 

Learn about the basic tools, findings and techniques to make earrings, bracelets, necklaces and rings in a guided step-by-step lesson. Use these skills on your choice of several projects. All supplies and tools provided.

Drop in to Fleming and watch a movie and celebrate National Canadian Film Day.

Cindy Biancaniello, Elder Anauta ᐊᓇᐅᑕ  will teach participants how to sew a traditional sealskin bracelet in this hands-on workshop and about the importance of the seal hunt in Inuit culture. 

Dwayne Morgan and Daniel Maluka will read their poetry before an open mic segment for anyone that would like to share their work.

Dwayne Morgan began his career in the spoken word in 1993. Affectionally called the Godfather of Canadian spoken word by his peers. Morgan is the author of 16 published and 10 audio collections. Morgan is the 2023 Appointee to the Order of Ontario, and the 2022 winner of the Toronto Arts Foundation Celebration of Cultural Life award, a 2016 finalist for the Premier's Award for Excellence in the Arts and a 2013 inductee into the Scarborough Walk of Fame. 

Daniel Maluka is a self-taught Toronto-based South African born Artist and writer. He merges Afrocentric influences with surrealist elements to explore the depths of the subconscious in his art. Daniel's visually captivating pieces have gained international recognition being featured in galleries across Toronto and collected worldwide. In additional to his visual art, Daniel has made notable contributions to literature. His works have been published in various magazines and he has led numerous poetry workshops. His debut poetry collection, Unwashed, was featured in CBC's "37 Most Anticipated Poetry Books for Spring 2024". 

Hop into the Easter spirit with the Township of West Lincoln. The Township's free Community Easter Fest event runs rain or shine.

FREE ADMISSION EVENT!!! All are welcome, everyone is a winner! There will be fun activities for the whole family! Easter egg hunts, carnival games, easter bunny visits, inflatables, live trivia, fire trucks, race cars, face painting, colouring contest, great food, and more!

20,000 eggs, amazing prizes, BBQ, and much more!
Admission is a monetary donation to Village of Hope Niagara.

Sponsored by the Lynn Fee Team

Explore the exhibits, tour the historic buildings, and get creative with an Earth Day inspired craft! 

The 1859 Schoolhouse and 1815 Fry Family House are only open for tours during these open house weekends and the summer!

Tours and craft activities are by donation. 

No registration needed!

Everyone is invited to celebrate Earth Day at this free family event.
If you are looking for something to do with your children, there will be a presentation of Birds! — Our Only Surviving Dinosaurs, taking place at 1:15 p.m. presented by Ontariogreen Conservation Association.
Meet with members of 10+ local environmental groups including the WeeBee House, Wild At Heart, Substrata (organic) Farm, Val Fleming Butterfly Garden (native shrubs), Ontariogreen, Seniors for Climate Action Now!, Grimsby Environmental Network, Land Care Niagara (native seeds), Eco Club of Rotary, Biodiversity and Climate Action Niagara, Lincoln Library and the Bruce Trail Association.
Find some native seeds to grow and learn more about Lincoln’s new Urban Forest Management policies.
If you live in Lincoln, you are eligible to receive a native tree to plant by donation. A limited number of trees will be available at noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.