Celebrate the Summer Solstice at Litha Faire Join us on Saturday, June 22nd, 2025, at Market Square in Downtown St. Catharines for Litha Faire, a seasonal celebration of sunshine, community, and handmade creativity.

This indoor handmade market will feature over 60 local vendors offering unique and thoughtfully crafted goods to help you welcome the height of summer. From art and jewelry to herbal creations, wellness products, and witchy wares, there’s something for everyone.

Get ready for an informative and engaging session with Niagara Regional Police constable Chris Carter as he shares expert tips on fraud prevention. 

Named in honour of Jerry Friesen, former town employee organizer of the Peachbud, and running series director. This event has races for all skill levels, includeing a one-kilometre fun run for kids, and races of 5 and 10 kilometres. Jerry's Peachbud is a great time whether you're trying for a new best or enjoying some family fun. All in support for the West Lincoln Memorial Hospital Foundation.

A Scottish country dancing celebration that is fun for the whole family!

Brass Transit was formed in 2008 and brought together 8 of the most talented and accomplished award winning musicians. Their sole purpose was to pay tribute to one of the world’s greatest and most successful pop/rock groups of all time, CHICAGO.

Since then, the group has toured North America dazzling audiences with their flawless performances and spectacular attention to every detail of the CHICAGO songbook. Hits like: Saturday In The Park, 25 or 6 To 4, If You Leave Me Now, You’re The Inspiration have left crowds in awe and on their feet more than once during a show, evoking comments like “Spine-Tingling” “Brought me back to my youth” and “Perfect in every detail”. Brass Transit goes far beyond just imitating the songs, they embody the music.

They recently produced their first CD taking top hits from the 70’s and recording them with horns in the CHICAGO style. The result is a fresh approach to some of the greatest hits of that era. They have also just recently scored their show for full Symphony with luscious orchestral arrangements that are truly spellbinding.

Brass Transit will bring you back to the most memorable times of your life.

This summer, let the music move you at Roots & Rhythm, our outdoor concert series celebrating community, connection, and the rich sounds of local talent. Join us on the last Thursday of June, July, and August for evenings filled with live music at the Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre.

Kick off the season with acclaimed local singer-songwriter Melissa-Marie Shriner, featuring performances with Luis Molina and Marcela Lagunas. Their soulful blend of folk, Latin, and jazz-inspired rhythms will set the tone for a warm, welcoming evening for all ages.

The Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce presents a juried show of over 80 artists and artisans. The show takes place in scenic Queen's Royal Park overlooking the mouth of the Niagara River and Lake Ontario.

Browse and purchase works from Grimsby's best artists.

Join us for an engaging and educational workshop about traditional medicines, how to identify them, and understand their benefits. Part of the workshop will include a walk through Short Hills Provincial Park.

Join us on Saturday, June 28 for our Junk In Your Trunk - Community Garage Sale – 9AM-2PM • BBQ 11AM-2PM at Village of Hope Niagara

Doug Feaver is a singer/songwriter/storyteller/performer from Grimsby Ontario who plays guitar, harmonica, boots, drums, banjo, bass, and sitar, and his roots are in rock, folk and bluegrass music. Ruth Sutherland is a professional singer/songwriter/harpist from Hamilton whose roots are in folk, Celtic, and classical music. She has a trained mezzo-soprano voice, and Doug doesn’t! Together, they are two-thirds of the acclaimed Canadian Celtic trio Scantily Plaid, having performed in concerts and festivals across North America and Europe for over two decades. As a duo, Ruth and Doug are called “Harp’n Aboot”. They will be playing some songs that are very old and traditional, and mixing those with new songs and pieces that they’ve written themselves. The music ranges from beautiful ballads to raucous hand-clappers. Hold on to your boots!