We’re closing down a stretch of Bronte Road on Saturday, September 9th from 11am to 5pm and this is your official invitation to join us. It’s free. It’s family-friendly. And it’s going to be SO MUCH FUN. We’re talking bouncy castles, live-performances, games, collaborative art, music, dancing and more. Mark your calendars and join the businesses of the […]
Next time you’re strolling through Bronte, check out the newly unveiled public art installation at 2370 Lakeshore Rd W – the future home of Amica Lakeshore. The project was created in partnership with The Bronte Historical Society, Sheridan College and Amica Senior Lifestyles and is inspired by Bronte’s rich history and evolution as one of […]
The 10th Annual Bronte Coat Drive is a cooperative effort that brings together the Church of the Epiphany, Walton United Church, St. Dominic Church, the Bronte Legion, Bronte Fire Station #1 and Oakville Fire Station #3. It’s a community-wide call to action to: So, spread the word and spread the warmth – and donate your […]
There is much to celebrate in Bronte Village. The neighbourhood is an intersection of city life and suburban living – and is renowned as one of the most scenic and inviting places to live and do business in the GTA. It’s walkable. It’s beautiful. It’s connected. It’s vibrant. And, to top it off, WE HAVE […]
August is African, Caribbean, and Black Canadian Appreciation Month in Oakville. It’s an occasion to recognize and celebrate the vast contributions and influences of African, Caribbean and Black Canadians in shaping our community, culture and economy. We are thrilled to welcome and sponsor the CRAFT Live Afro-Caribbean Waterfront Fete on Saturday, August 26 from 3pm to 11pm in […]
All special event road closures will take effect at 5pm on Friday, July 1. The closures will accommodate a shuttle bus route dropping off visitors. Streets will be closed to regular traffic. Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained at all times. The ability to leave the closure area cautiously will be available, but not to enter the premises. […]