List of festivals in Ontario

Festivals of Ontario
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This is a list of festivals held within the province of Ontario, Canada.

Festivals by city

• List of festivals in Ottawa
• List of festivals in Toronto

Map of Canada with Ontario highlighted

Festivals by region

Northern Ontario

• Algoma Fall Festival (Sault Ste Mari)
• Bay Street Film Festival (Thunder Bay)
• Bon Soo Winter Carnival (Sault Ste Marie)
• Boots and Hearts Music Festival (Oro-Medonte)
• Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival (Sudbury)
• Festival of Northern Lights (Owen Sound, Ontario)
• Jazz Sudbury (Sudbury)^[1]
• Mariposa Folk Festival (Orillia)
• Northern Lights Festival Boréal (Sudbury)
• La Nuit sur l'étang (Sudbury)
• Sundridge Sunflower Festival ( Sundridge)^[2]
• Rock 'N' Ribs Music and Rib Festival (Sturgeon Falls)^[3]
• WayHome Music & Arts Festival (Oro-Medont)

Southern Ontario

Ice sculptures in Confederation Park are illuminated nightly.

Shot of the twin stages at the Havelock Country Jamboree in 2005

• Ball's Falls Thanksgiving Festival, Lincoln^[4]
• Bluesfest International Windsor (Windsor)
• Blyth Festival (Blyth)
• Brantford International Villages (Brantford)
• Brantford Ribfest (Brantford)^[5]
• Brighton Applefest (Brighton)
• Canada Dance Festival (Ottawa)
• Canada Day
• Canadian Filmmakers' Festival (Toronto)
• Canada's Largest Ribfest (Burlington)
• Canal Days (Port Colborne)
• Carabram (Brampton)
• Carassauga (Mississauga)
• Carnival of Cultures (Ottawa)
• CMT Music Fest (Kitchener)
• Downtown Oakville Jazz Festival (Oakville)
• Elmira Maple Syrup Festival (Elmira)
• Festival of India, Ottawa^[6]
• Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games (Fergus)
• Flinton Community Jamboree (flintonjamboree.ca)
• Friendship Festival (Fort Erie)
• Goderich Celtic Roots Festival (Goderich)
• Grand River Film Festival (Cambridge)
• Guelph & District Multicultural Festival (Guelph)
• Hamilton Music and Film Festival (Hamilton)
• Havelock Country Jamboree (Havelock)
• Heatwave (Bowmanville)
• Home County Folk Festival (London)
• Huntsville Festival of the Arts (Huntsville)^[7]
• Ice Cream Festival (Hamilton)
• The International Food Festival (London)
• The Island Unplugged Music Festival, (Pelee Island)
• Jewish Music Week (Toronto)

Ribfests typically attract large crowds.

• Kaleidoscope Gathering (Eganville)^[8]
• Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest (Kitchener)
• KOI Music Festival (Kitchener)
• Lakefield Literary Festival (Lakefield)
• London Ontario Live Arts Festival (London)
• London Ribfest (London)
• Music at Port Milford Chamber Music Festival (Milford)
• MuslimFest (Mississauga)
• Newmarket Fiddle and Step Dance Festival (Newmarket)
• Niagara Falls Buskerfest (Niagara Falls)
• North by Northeast / NXNE (Toronto)
• Oakville Family Ribfest (Oakville)
• Ottawa Bluesfest (Ottawa)
• Ovation Music Festival (Stratford)
• Peterborough Summer Festival of Lights (Peterborough)
• Pride Week (Toronto)
• River and Sky Music and Camping Festival (Field)
• Riverfest Elora (Elora)
• Rocking on the river (Blind River)^[9]
• Rockton World's Fair (Flamborough)
• St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival (St. Lawrence)
• Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Caribana (Toronto)
• Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake)
• Shelter Valley Folk Festival (Grafton)
• Simcoe Rotary Friendship Festival (Simcoe)
• Steam Era (Milton)
• Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Stratford)
• Strawberry Fields Festival (Bowmanville)
• Sunfest (London)
• Supercrawl (Hamilton)
• Toronto African Film & Music Festival, (Toronto)
• Toronto Chinese Lantern Festival (Toronto)
• Toronto Design Offsite Festival (Toronto)^[10]
• Toronto Garlic Festival (Toronto)
• Toronto International Film Festival (Toronto)
• Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival (Toronto)
• Toronto Rock and Roll Revival (Toronto)
• Wallaceburg Antique Motor Boat Outing (Wallaceburg)
• Waterloo Festival for Animated Cinema (Waterloo)
• Windsor–Detroit International Freedom Festival (Windsor)
• Winterlude (Ottawa)
• WTFest Music Festival (Brantford, On)

See also

• List of festivals in Canada
• Lists of festivals by province or region
• Culture of Ontario
• Tourism in Ontario

References

External links

• Festivals in Ontario

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