Join us for breakfast with Special Guest Philip Lawrence, MP for Northumberland-Peterborough South. Philip will bring updates from the Federal government and discuss initiatives supporting his riding including Clarington east of Darlington Clarke Townline Rd. Take this opportunity to meet MP Lawrence and network with other members of CBOT and the business community.

Navigate your way through Harvest Fest this fall 

Includes:

• Circus corn maze (6.5 acres)
• Mini corn maze (for toddlers)
• Pingle’s playland
• Wagon rides
• PYO apples, pumpkins, strawberries, corn & tomatoes 
• Fall inspired menu
• Live music
• Thirsty Goat (bar)
• Pingle’s Coffee Shacks (multiple locations) 

During the week (Tuesday-Thursday) enjoy a more peaceful experience, for a discounted rate. No food live music, wagon rides or pumpkin patch access. Please note we still have pre-picked pumpkins available in our courtyard area. 

WEEKDAY (Tues – Thurs) TICKETS INCLUDE: Includes entry to the pick-your-own areas, playland & animal area, & corn maze.

WEEKEND (Fri – Sun) TICKETS INCLUDE: Entry to the pick-your-own areas (subject to availability), playland & animal area, corn maze, wagon rides, access to our exclusive Harvest Festival food & drink area, live music & picnic table seating.

Ontario's Strongest Sport and athletes will be coming to the Rickard Centre on Sept. 15-17.  Including many World champion powerlifters and ParaPowerlifters.  The display of strength will impress and amaze anyone that witneses it.  The public is welcome to come and watch with a small door entrance fee of $5.00.  Students are free.

There’s a mystery this Fall at Buzzing Bees Adventure Farm and you’re going to need your code breaking skills to solve it. At the crime scene, a scarecrow has been unceremoniously unstuffed. The other scarecrows have hidden in the corn maze, and are not talking. Your group needs to search through the maze and find all eight scarecrows.  Each scarecrow will have a puzzle or code that needs to be solved in order to reveal their clue. With all eight clues, your group will use a “Guess Who” board to find the culprit.  If the correct culprit is revealed, there is a token prize for the group (while supplies last). 

This year's Corn Maze theme and game is a mashup of the Guess Who? board game and an Escape room style puzzle. The corn maze is known to be a challenge taking approximately 45 minutes to find your way out. Solving the in maze Guess Who Escape game with take around 90 minutes. There are emergency exits throughout the maze in case you get truly lost.  

Buzzing Bees Adventure Farm is at 1070 Concession rd 5 in Sunderland Ontario. They open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from September 15th till October 29th. The admission fee is $8 per person with children 2 and under included with a paid admission. More information can be found at www.BuzzingBeesAdventureFarm.ca

The Durham Blues Festival will take place over three days from Friday, September 15 through Sunday September 17, 2023. This event is FREE to the public, and will take place outdoors on the Victoria St Parkette, adjacent to the Regent Theatre in Oshawa, Ontario. Multiple bands and entertainers will be performing on the outdoor stage, along with food and craft vendors. Entertainers and guests will be comfortably hosted under a large tent, so the event is guaranteed to proceed rain or shine.

Grab your picnic blanket, lawn chair and snacks for a special night of “Movie in the Park” featuring Encanto as part of the Events in the Park entertainment series presented by TD Bank.

Encanto follows a multigenerational Colombian family, the Madrigals, led by a matriarch (Botero) whose children and grandchildren—except for Mirabel Madrigal (Beatriz)—receive magical gifts from a miracle that helps them serve the people in their rural community called the Encanto. (102 mins.)

Free family event! 

Come prepared for the weather; this is an outdoor event.

Presented by:  Blackrose Entertainment

Founded by and featuring key members of the ever-popular Downchild Blues Band!

It all began at a Toronto Blues Society meeting following the 1998 Maple Blues Awards. Gary Kendall, band leader, told all present that the music that accompanied the award presentations should be better. The come back was “Let’s see what you can do”. It must be working because the band has been the centre piece of the Maple Blues Awards ever since.

At inception twenty-four years ago, Kendall knew the ball was in his hands and that he had to make it good; really good. He wanted a big band that could play all the blues styles, Delta Blues, Southside Chicago Blues, New Orleans Funk, Uptown Blues, Zydeco, Blues Rock and most of all Canadian Blues. Over the years the musicians that have contributed to making this dream possible all rose to the occasion lending their talent, support and high level of musicianship.

With Special Guests: Harrison Kennedy and Quisha Wint.

Recommended Age:  12+
Age Restriction:  7+