Glorious summer days are here. It’s a season of simple pleasures and endless possibilities – and Bronte has something for everyone. We’ve got lakeside concerts, a Library ON THE GO book bike, cultural festivals, unmatched views of the harbour, plentiful patios and one-of-a-kind shops. Summer in Bronte is one big bucket list adventure – and we still have a month to go. We […]
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 […]
It’s bright. It’s exciting. It’s informative. And, it’s free! The Bronte Summer Guide is a 36-page print and digital publication that highlights all the ways you can discover Bronte this season. Read business profiles, learn about local attractions and upcoming events – and take a summer culinary tour of our exceptional cafés and restaurants using the patio […]
Hello! We’re so happy you’re here to learn more about parking in Bronte. The district is a safe, walkable and inviting neighbourhood that hugs the western shores of Lake Ontario. Keep reading to find out about Bronte’s parking rules and discover tips to find the best parking spot for you. Download our new parking map. […]
Over the past four days, Filipino-Canadian artist, Chris Perez, transformed the south-facing wall of The Bronte Legion into a spectacular work of remembrance and art. With a goal of making art accessible to everyone, Chris’ murals bring colour, connection and conversation to public spaces and offer people a chance to enjoy art outside of the […]
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. […]