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May 1 - Sunday 11am - 4pm
Mothers Day Tea
Take Mom and enjoy a cup of tea and pastries in Mossie's Tea Room. Reservation only
Historic Bovaird House, S. E. corner of Kennedy Rd. & Bovaird
(905) 874-2804
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May 3 - Tuesday 11am
Rally at Queen's Park... Join me!
Buses provided from Brampton Shoppers World
Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell - On Tuesday, May 3, I am going back to
Queen’s Park in opposition to Bill 186, and I encourage Brampton residents
concerned over the provincial Liberal governments changes to Peel Region to join
me.
Bill 186 will forever change the way business is done in the Region of Peel and
I want the voices of Brampton residents to be heard. I will be speaking on the
front steps of Queen’s Park and will be watching the debate in the legislature
afterward.
This legislation is being forced through the legislature without any input from
the residents who will be affected by these changes. Residents of Brampton can
join me on Tuesday to ensure that our voices are heard.
On Tuesday May 3, four buses will depart from the Shoppers World parking lot,
499 Main St. S. next to Tim Hortons, at 11 a.m. for Queen’s Park, returning
later that afternoon. Anyone interested in attending is encouraged to call my
office to let me know. (My office will make sure we have enough buses to accomodate
those who register and will contact you should the schedule change.)
Queens Park
Mayor 905-874-2600, Council 905-874-2607
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May. 5 - May. 7 Thurs & Fri - 8pm, Sat - 2pm & 8pm
Thunderbolts and Dunderheads
Iris, the Goddess-Of-Rainbows just picked the wrong day to come to Mount Olympus looking for a promotion. Instead, she ends up facing a terrible choice: Be destroyed OR take on the job no one else wants... Personal Assistant to the most dangerous of all the gods... Zeus himself. So what's a poor goddess to do? Find out when this Award-Winning farce returns to breathe hilarious new life into the Ancient Myths.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main St. N.
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May 8 - Sunday 11am - 4pm
Mothers Day Tea
Take Mom and enjoy a cup of tea and pastries in Mossie's Tea Room. Reservation only
Historic Bovaird House, S. E. corner of Kennedy Rd. & Bovaird
(905) 874-2804
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May. 8 - May. 29
32nd Annual Juried Art Show
Of the 85 works featured in this year's exhibition, 13 artists are from Brampton, 14 from Mississauga and one from Bolton, with the remaining artists from surrounding areas of southern Ontario.
Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission fees are $2.50 for adults; $1.50 for seniors; $1 for students and $7 for families.
Peel Heritage Centre Art Gallery 9 Wellington St. E.
905 791-4055 |
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May 11 - Wednesday 7:30pm - 9:30pm
An Evening of Irish Music
Presented by Peel Regional Police.
Featuring: Peel Regional Police Pipe Band, Chief's Ceremonial Concert Band, Peel Regional Police Precision Rifle Drill Team
Introducing: The Gilchrist School of Irish Dancing
Presenting: The Bangor Ladies Choir from Bangor, Northern Ireland.
Admission $10 - all proceeds to Juvenile Diabedes Research Foundation & The Breakfast Club For Kids
Powerade Centre (Kennedy Rd south of Steeles)
416-872-5000
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May. 12 - May. 14 Thurs & Fri - 8pm, Sat - 2pm & 8pm
Thunderbolts and Dunderheads
Iris, the Goddess-Of-Rainbows just picked the wrong day to come to Mount Olympus looking for a promotion. Instead, she ends up facing a terrible choice: Be destroyed OR take on the job no one else wants... Personal Assistant to the most dangerous of all the gods... Zeus himself. So what's a poor goddess to do? Find out when this Award-Winning farce returns to breathe hilarious new life into the Ancient Myths.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main St. N.
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May 14 - Saturday 10am - 3pm
Police Week 2005
Lots of Photo Opportunities.
Be an Officer.
Get Fingerprinted.
Grab Bags for Kids.
PlayStation 2 Activity Truck.
Kid's Inflatable Castle.
(Shuttle Services Available from
Peel Regional Police Headquarters
7750 Hurontario St, Brampton)
Emil V. Kolb Centre for Police Excellence 180 Derry Road East - Mississauga
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May 14 - Saturday 8pm
Brampton Concert Band
Presenting world -Renowned trumpet virtuoso Allen Vizzutti
St. Paul's United Church, 30 Main St. S.
905-451-0174 |
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May. 14 - May. 15 Sat. 10 - 5, Sun. 10 - 4
Quilters Odyssey
Bramtpon Quilters Guild presents - Quilters Odyssey Invatational Challenge. Masterpieces in fabric by local artisans, display quits and quilted items. Tea room and door prizes Merchants' Mall.
Jim Archdekin Rec. Centre, 292 Conestoga Dr.
905-450-7271 or 905-796-8106 |
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May. 15 - May. 21
National Public Works Week
The American Public Works Association (APWA) established NPWW in 1960 as a public education campaign and the week is celebrated in both Canada and the United States the third week in May. The City of Brampton has participated in NPWW for the past 12 years. The week kicks off with a breakfast for local school children in the Atrium of Brampton City Hall at 9 a.m. on Monday, May 16. Children are invited to participate in technical displays, tours and a mock council meeting to learn about local government. Residents can learn more about public works by visiting the City of Brampton's display in the Atrium of City Hall from May 16 to 20. On Tuesday, May 19, from 11 a.m. to noon City employees compete to pull a 12,320-kilogram bus in the fastest time during the Annual Bus Pull Challenge on Wellington Street West. During NPWW, school children are invited to tour Brampton Transit, the Williams Parkway Complex and the Sandalwood Works Yard on Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The week concludes with a barbecue lunch 12 p.m. at the Williams Parkway Complex and presentation of the Works and Transportation Service Excellence Awards to public works employees.
905-874-2554 |
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May. 17 - May. 23 Tues - Fri: 10 - 6, Sat - Mon: noon - 8pm
Dinomobile
Step Back in Time with the Royal Ontario Museum's DINOMOBILE. - 60 foot long mobile dinosaur gallery!
Chinguacousy Park, Curling Club Parking Lot
905-874-2315 |
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May. 19 - May. 23 12 noon - 11pm
Campbell's Amusement Rides
There will be lots to see and do at the Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park on the Victoria Day Weekend.
Chinguacousy Park
905-458-6555 ext. 110. |
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May 23 - Monday 10am - 5pm
Animal Services Event
Brampton Animal Services will be hosting a brand new event that will help raise money for their HOPE fund, raise awareness of pet ownership responsibilities and fun things to do with your pets. Come see the Exotic Bird Show, a "fly ball" team doing
races and much more.
Chinguacousy Park
905-458-6555 ext. 110 |
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May. 27 - May. 28 8pm
Cantate Domino
Exquisite choral music from the Renaissance Period.
St. Pauls Church, 30 Main St. South
905-450-5659 |
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May 28 - Saturday 12noon
Rib n' Roll
Roller Blade and Rib Fest in Gage Park in aid of the Canadian Cancer Society. Three live bands, five local restaurants specializing in savory ribs. Magic shows - jumping castles-hotdog stand- prizes -beer and cooler tent.
Gage Park, Wellington & Main Street S.
(905) 459-2614
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May 28 - Saturday 7:30pm
Friday Folk Night: Showcase Concert
Brampton Folk Club Showcase Concert. Our season finale, featuring many artists of the Brampton Folk Club. This event features a wide variety of music, and helps finance the club's participation in many community events.
St. Paul's United Church (30 Main St. S.)
647-233-3655 |
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