The Castrol Victoria Day SpeedFest kicks-off Canadian Tire Motorsport Park's 2023 major event season with the NASCAR Pinty's Series featured on track and fireworks lighting up the sky at this holiday weekend classic. The schedule includes races in the Sports Car Championship Canada presented by Michelin, Emzone Radical Cup Canada presented by Michelin, and the Super Production Challenge. The featured eBay Motors 200, round two of the NASCAR Pinty's Series, goes Sunday afternoon. There's plenty of off-track excitement for race fans of all ages to enjoy, including interactive displays, vendors, food, the Beer Garden, and live music Saturday night in the CTMP Marketplace, while the Canadian Tire Fun Zone serves up fun activities for families with younger kids. The CTMP Merchandise Trailer, located near the paddock restaurant area, is THE place to get your officially licensed CTMP gear and other must-have merchandise and souvenirs. Don't miss the race team paddock, located in the infield. This is your chance to get up close to all the team transporters, races cars, crews and drivers when they're not on track competing. Watch and listen for announcements about driver autograph sessions held by some of the series. Access to the CTMP Marketplace, The Canadian Tire Fun Zone and the race team paddock is all included with your event ticket purchase. A special highlight is our traditional Victoria Day fireworks display Saturday night. Launched at dusk from Corner 1, the fireworks show is a spectacular celebration for your first long weekend of the summer.

Join Farmer Fred & "Billy Bee" on a walk through the orchard. Find out why it's so important to have bees and other pollinators during blossom time. Tours are FREE & on the hour from 10 to 4. Last tour is 3 p.m.  While you're hear... enjoy chatting with local beekeepers from 3Beez.buzz.  And the team from The Veggie Shack will be here with everything from plants, veggies & seeds to baking & preserves.  So, grab your family & friends & don't forget your camera!

Adam Basanta's Every Beloved Object returns to ancient architectural techniques as it looks toward new systems of human consumption. By returning to basic motions of trash collection and architectural assembly, we reflect on our early origins to create new monuments to everyday debris.

Heather Nicol's newest audio work Prelude/Requiem positions itself at both extremes of the human life cycle. Built upon songs for lulling infants to sleep or easing passage into a final resting place, this immersive sound installation uses multichannel audio and light to encourage introspection across oral cultures.