Experience Brampton’s history, heritage, and unique cultural spaces at over 20 locations across the city.Celebrate the holiday season with Brampton's Winter Lights Festival. Watch the tree light up at 8pm, and enjoy free activities, light installations, and entertainment all evening long.John St and Beatty Ave will be converted from one-way streets to two-way streets from 3:30pm to 8pm. Celebrating their 25th anniversary, the annual Brampton Santa Claus Parade is the largest single-day event in the Region of Peel and is considered to be the largest nighttime parade in Canada! Celebrate Victoria Day.
Shop for unique gifting items, enjoy a sweet treat, or ride the carousel – this year’s market celebrates the whimsical energy of the holidays by combining the charm of a holiday market with the energy of a winter carnival – all located in Garden Square.Catch the annual Brampton Santa Claus Parade at 5pm on Saturday November 16, presented by the Rotary Club of Brampton. Our celebration includes family-friendly online activities, local foods offering contactless pick-up or delivery and virtual fireworks!Brampton celebrates the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis each year on National Indigenous Peoples Day.Brampton's Canada Day celebration traditionally draws thousands of residents and visitors together to celebrate Canada’s birthday. Kick off the holidays in downtown Brampton with the annual Winter Lights Festival presented by Northwest Lexus. Be sure to check the City of Brampton Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts regularly for updates on inclement weather.The annual Tree Lighting Ceremony is the official kickoff celebration for holiday season in Brampton. Brampton City Council just approved a fireworks display for Diwali starting next year.For those of you who are unaware, millions celebrate Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, by attending fireworks displays, prayers and celebratory gatherings across the world every autumn. Familiar places are suddenly transformed into winter wonderlands, perfect for getting in the Christmas spirit. Celebrate the holiday season with Brampton's Winter Lights Festival. Bramalea City Centre is set to once again host the largest indoor Diwali celebration on Diwali weekend—and admission is free! Ontario is home to so many magical installations and holiday events to explore. Parking is free after 7pm on Friday and all day Saturday. You are invited to celebrate the True North’s diverse musical landscape.We have been invited to … Brampton's Winter Lights Festival will operate during rain, shine, or snow. The spectacle of twinkling lights, floats, marching bands, and costume characters runs south along Main Street from Sproule Drive to Elgin Drive.For more details including the parade route, parade history and road closures, visit There are currently no activities listed for this event.Roads in downtown Brampton will be closed for the annual Winter Lights Festival to ensure the safety of all attendees. Learn More. Cancellations may occur due to extreme weather conditions. About the Lights Celebrating 25 Years of Holiday Magic Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the 60 magical lighting displays set up at Spencer Smith Park from November 27, 2020 to January 8, 2021. To book your booth or any inquiries, contact Ricky Bajaj at 416 856 6304 or email rbajaj@metroland.com. Date: on Friday, November 15 at downtown Brampton’s Garden Square. It's one of the most beautiful times of the year, as towns and cities everywhere are illuminated with twinkling lights and festive decor.