Hooray, it’s time to plan out March Break activities for another year! Parents know all too well that they need to come prepared with a plan if their kids aren’t in a camp. (Psst, we’ve got that covered too with our March Break Camp Guide!) Not to worry though, we’ve
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Purple Woods Conservation Area hosts their annual Maple Syrup Festival, where you can experience a Canadian tradition in a sugarbush near Oshawa. Take a self-guided tour to see hundreds of sugar maple trees where sap is boiled on-site into delicious maple syrup, then enjoy games, activities, horse-drawn wagon rides and
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Friends of Bronte Creek Park helps kick off maple season in Ontario with their Maple Syrup Festival, open every weekend in March, as well as daily during the week of March Break. Enjoy a guided tour of Maple Lane with costumed interpreters to learn how to make fresh maple sugar,
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Enjoy a sticky and sweet family day at the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s annual Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival, in two TRCA locations: Kortright Centre for Conservation in Woodbridge and Bruce’s Mill Conservation Park in Whitchurch-Stouffville. Watch demonstrations,  participate in activities, go on a wagon ride and see live entertainment,
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The critically-acclaimed “The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show” returns to *chew the scenery* at Toronto’s Al Green Theatre. This family-friendly play features a menagerie of 75 lovable puppets as it faithfully adapts various Eric Carle stories, such as “Brown Bear, Brown Bear”, “10 Little Rubber Ducks”, and “The Very Lonely Firefly”.
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Elliott Tree Farm’s Weekend Maple Syrup Experience returns this year, opening early for Family Day Weekend then continuing on weekends, plus dates over March Break and Easter Weekend, continuing throughout Ontario’s famous maple season. Start with a pancake breakfast in the Horse Barn Canteen, then take a walk on the
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