Event Calendar http://trca.on.ca/events/events-calendar.dot Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Events en Hoot and Howl at Morningside Park Join us for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide

presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into

the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures

in the hope that they will hoot or howl back.

Visit http://www.trcastewardshipevents.ca/ to register!

Location: Morningside Park Curran Hall Community Centre, 277 Orton Park Road, Toronto

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125899 TRCA Event 125899 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128452 TRCA Event 128452 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127946 TRCA Event 127946 Hoot and Howl at Altona Forest  

 

Join us for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide

presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into

the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures

in the hope that they will hoot or howl back.

 

 

Location: Altona Forest

 

Meet at the Altona Forest Public School,

 

405 Woodsmere Crescent, Pickering

Click here to register: http://www.trcastewardshipevents.ca/

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125901 TRCA Event 125901 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128454 TRCA Event 128454 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127948 TRCA Event 127948 Valentine's Dinner at Black Creek Pioneer Village * Please note that the Valentine dinner at Black Creek has been cancelled

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=126611 TRCA Event 126611 Valentine's Day and Nature Walk * Please note that the Valentine dinner at Black Creek has been cancelled

 

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125414 TRCA Event 125414 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128142 TRCA Event 128142 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128456 TRCA Event 128456 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127950 TRCA Event 127950 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128458 TRCA Event 128458 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127952 TRCA Event 127952 Family Fun Day Get outdoors and spend a fun Family Day at Kortright! Take part in a winter nature hike, build a snowman or just take in the cold crisp air. Don't forget to pop in at the Kortright Café for a warm hot chocolate or treat the whole family for a delicious pancake breakfast!

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125426 TRCA Event 125426 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128144 TRCA Event 128144 Annual Authority Meeting #1/12 For further information, please contact Kathy Stranks at (416) 661-6600, ext. 5264, kstranks@trca.on.ca

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=93081 TRCA Event 93081 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128460 TRCA Event 128460 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127954 TRCA Event 127954 Dog Sled Races A truly Canadian winter adventure for the entire family!  Enjoy amazing outdoor activities for all ages including Guided Hikes, Snowshoeing, Crossleds, and our main feature, tha amazing Dog Sled Races.  Watch as members of the Siberian Husky Club of Canada race the trails at Kortright. 

 **Appropriate snow conditions are necessary**

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125356 TRCA Event 125356 Owl Prowl http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125432 TRCA Event 125432 Hoot and Howl in Rouge Park http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125906 TRCA Event 125906 Winter Bird Ecology at Albion Hills winter bird at Albion HillsCome to Albion Hills Conservation Area and discover the fascinating world of birds and how they survive the winter months. Learn how to identify species, tips on bird feeding, go on a short hike to see Albion Hills winter visitors.

Workshop starts at 9 am and runs until noon. Work shops run every weekend (Sat and Sun) starting from Saturday January 28th to Sunday February 26th.

Contact TRCA at 416 661 6600 Ext 5602 to register.

Limit of 25 per session.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128462 TRCA Event 128462 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127956 TRCA Event 127956 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128146 TRCA Event 128146 Executive #1/12 For further information, please contact Kathy Stranks at 416-661-6600, extension 5264 or Judith Reda at extension 5254

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=124405 TRCA Event 124405 TRCA Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125434 TRCA Event 125434 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127958 TRCA Event 127958 Winter Waterfowl at Marie Curtis Park Many ducks spend the summer breeding in the Arctic and

migrate south to Toronto for the milder winter. Join us to

learn about and view some of these spectacular winter

'snowbirds'.

Meet at the parking lot off Lakeshore Road East (just east of Dixie Road), Mississauga

Marie Curtis Park

 

 

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125908 TRCA Event 125908 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127960 TRCA Event 127960 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=128148 TRCA Event 128148 Pioneer March Break Camp Every day is a different adventure so sign up for one day or join us for the week!

Children ages 8 to 12 will gather at Sam's House, our historic log cabin, and enjoy pioneer crafts, games, cooking, fun and friendship. Many activities will take place outside so dress for the weather! Indoors, campers will wear aprons and vests.

Some of the activities to look forward to are baking maple treats on a wood burning stove, exploring our heritage buildings, learning to spin on a real spinning wheel, wood working and pioneer arts and crafts.

The cost is $200 for the week or $45 per day (HST exempt).

For more information, visit http://www.blackcreek.ca. To register call (416) 667-6295, ext. 2.

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125161 TRCA Event 125161 March Break Fun at Black Creek Enjoy a fun-filled day of building log cabins, old-fashioned spelling bees, traditional dancing and watching how to make maple syrup like the pioneers did. Don't miss puppet and musical performances with Glen Caradus and free wagon rides around the Village.

Activities at the Village

Pioneer Play!

Kids can enjoy exploring a room full of hands-on pioneer activities such as building a log cabin, carding wool, or trying a yoke and buckets. Don't miss the giant dominoes and building blocks!

Puppets and Music with Glen Caradus!

Listen and join in as Glen sings fun and interactive songs and introduces his puppet creations!

FREE Horse Drawn Wagon Ride!

Enjoy a trip around the Village on a horse drawn wagon!

Maple Syrup. It's a Canadian Thing!

Learn all about the history and science behind making Maple Syrup! Enjoy a dynamic presentation ending with a sample of the real deal!

Weaving Winter Warmth

Discover how many threads become one warm blanket!

Tinsmith Time

Meet the Tinsmith as he demonstrates how pioneers made neat items out of tin all by hand!

Victorian Dancing

May we have this dance? Join our costumed staff and learn a traditional Victorian Dance.

Type Time at the Print Shop

Learn all about printing while you try your hand at setting spring words in type!

Sweets for the Sweet!

See how baking was done in the 1860s and try rolling out dough!

Spinning for Spring

From sheep to shawl, learn everything about spinning and weaving wool through a fun story!

Seasonal Treats

Hot drinks and fresh baked cookies will be sold out of the Half Way House kitchen.

Good For What Ails You

Got a cough? A runny nose? Visit the Doctor's House and see what treatments were available in the 1860s.

Do You See What I See?

Discover the amazing world of Victorian optical toys as you peak through a kaleidoscope or learn where 3D movies come from!

School Days

Mind your manners! Join the School Master for an 1860s lesson or test your brain with a Spelling Bee!

Blacksmithing Fun

Watch as the sparks fly in our Blacksmith shop and try to solve his iron puzzles!

History with Horses

Meet the farmer and our horse, Ross for an up-close encounter with this gentle giant!

Pioneer Puzzle Path

Try to solve these neat riddles and puzzles as you go!

Picture Perfect

Have a seat and take your picture in our Victorian photo studio.

Gift Shop

The Gift Shop will be open to buy souvenirs, books and crafts.

Pancake Breakfast

Enjoy a tasty Pancake Breakfast with real maple syrup in the Visitors' Centre.

Exhibit Gallery

Families can watch a short film about the history of Black Creek and visit our Conestoga Wagon!

Other buildings to see - Grain Barn, Cider Mill, Fire Hall, Mennonite, The Mill, Cooperage, Boot & Shoe and many more!

Activities vary daily. Check your daily programming sheet for exact timers and locations of all the great activities happening around the village

 

 

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125719 TRCA Event 125719 Rouge Park Guided Walks Join us for an urban wilderness adventure in Rouge Park. Not too far from the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto, urban dwellers can see a different landscape where historic farms, century-old trees, peaceful meadows and lush wetlands await you. Just over an half hour drive from downtown Toronto, and even less from Markham and Pickering, you'll feel you've left the city behind. See things you might not have seen before and come back for more. Some trailheads are TTC accessible! Learn about the Park's nature, wildlife and trail skills with our friendly and fun volunteer leaders. We have something for everyone, whether you're looking for wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, family friendly outings, fitness challenges or just to meet new people.

For further information, details on the walks, meeting points and dressing for the outdoors, visit http://www.rougepark.com/hike or call Diana Smyth at (905) 713- 3184.

These walks are offered on Wednesdays at 9:30am, and Weekends (Sat and Sun) at 9:30am, noon and 2pm. ]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=127962 TRCA Event 127962 Winter Waterfowl at Tommy Thompson Park Many ducks spend the summer breeding in the Arctic and

migrate south to Toronto for the milder winter. Join us to

learn about and view some of these spectacular winter

'snowbirds'.

Visit http://www.trcastewardshipevents.ca/ to register

]]> http://trca.on.ca/events/event.dot?id=125911 TRCA Event 125911