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Stay active with free summer activities and events in Burlington

This summer, the City of Burlington is hosting many free events and programs for residents and visitors. There will be fun activities and events for everyone. 

Concerts in the Park, presented by Access Storage 

Concerts in the Park are at Central Park Bandshell, 2311 New St. Residents can take in an evening of free music every Wednesday and Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. until the end of August. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or chair and pack a picnic. For a full list of artists, visit burlington.ca/concerts

Movies Under the Stars, presented by Access Storage 

Movies Under the Stars will take place on select Thursdays in July and August at parks throughout the City of Burlington. Attendees should come early for the best viewing spot on the grass for the night. All movies start at dusk. To view dates, locations and movies, visit burlington.ca/movies

Follow @burl_parksrec on social media to enter the “Best Seats in the House” contest. 

Free Summer Swimming, presented by Access Storage 

Free summer swimming presented by Access Storage will be offered at different times and locations throughout the summer. Residents can cool off and have fun in Burlington’s outdoor and indoor pools. For specific dates and times, visit burlington.ca/freeswim. 

This summer Burlington outdoor pools will be walk-in only for recreational swims; no reservations needed. 

Love My Neighbourhood 

The Love My Neighbourhood program is designed to help residents form connections, strengthen relationships, and build support systems for Burlington neighbourhoods. 

The program is an annual grant of up to $500 per neighbour, resident or street section, condominium, or apartment group in Burlington. The funding can be used to host a neighbourhood gathering or weekly activity. 

Pop-Up n’ Play 

Pop-Up n’ Play offers children the chance to explore, create, imagine and play in their own way in City of Burlington parks. City staff will provide materials to foster unstructured play that allows children to explore and use their imaginations. They will also answer any questions on City recreation programs offered in Burlington. Parents are encouraged to watch their children play in the Pop-Up n’ Play space. For a list of dates and locations, visit burlington.ca/recreation.  

June is Seniors Month 

Adults aged 55+ can enjoy free activities at the Burlington Senior Centre from June 3 to 19.  Interested adults can visit the front desk at the Burlington Senior Centre to register for free classes or reserve seven days ahead at burlington.ca/dropinandplay 

Burlington is a city where people, nature and business thrive. Sign up to learn more about Burlington at burlington.ca/subscribe and follow @CityBurlington on social media. 

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Emilie Cote, Director, Recreation, Community and Culture 

“This summer is shaping up to be a great season for activities and events with something for everyone. We’re encouraging people to apply for a Love my Neighbourhood grant of up to $500 to host a neighbourhood event. This is your chance to bring your neighbourhood together, strengthen relationships and make new ones. Our greatest asset as a city are the people. Let’s come together and do amazing things.” 

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