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Summer Fun includes event and festival information that has been provided to The Windsor Star and has been compiled by staff. The Star’s advertising staff involved in this publication strives to be as complete and accurate as possible.

The complete May 20 publication is below. For an updated events list, read on.

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May 24

• Windsor Area Street Rods Annual Car Show at Gil Maure Park, LaSalle. Hot rides, live music, and great food. Featuring trophies, door prizes and a tire change competition. Event runs rain or shine. Proceeds go to ALS of Windsor and Essex County. Cost is $10.
• Essex County Charity Wine Tour. The Squadron Sponsoring Committee is holding a Charity Wine Tour to benefit the 364 Lancaster Squadron Air Cadets. Enjoy an afternoon with friends or a loved one with wine and lunch. To purchase tickets, $75 per person, contact Sandy at (519) 999-8286, or via email at ssc@364squadron.ca

  Participants in the Windsor Telus Motorcycle Ride for Dad make their way down Lauzon Road. The event raises funds to support prostate cancer research and raise public awareness of the disease. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

• The Motorcycle Ride For Dad is a great day of riding, poker run, prizes, steak dinner and much more all while helping to raise money to fight prostate cancer for our community. Registration begins at 7 a.m. Parade leaves at 10 a.m.

May 29-31

The steering wheel of an IndyCar race car is shown at a media conference before last year’s Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)

Detroit’s best summer party — the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix — offers a special Canadian ticket package. Sit in the Canadian section of the cars.com Grandstand 1. Package includes round-trip ticket to Belle Isle on dedicated Transit Windsor bus, single-day tickets starting at $60 Cdn. per person (HST included( and includes access to fan/concert areas. For tickets, visit citywindsor.ca or 311online.ca. The Grand Prix features world-class racing, Detroit sports stars, extreme sports demos, great food, family fun in the Meijer Fan Zone, car corrals, concerts on the MotorCity Casino Hotel entertainment stage and more. For more information, visit DetroitGP.com.

May 30

• Art at Sadler’s Pond a student based art show featuring displays of outstanding work done by elementary and secondary students from seven Essex and area schools. There is also a show and sale of artwork by local artists. Activities such as face painting, dancing with streamers, and balloon twisting available for younger children. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• 2k2k Tutu Run & Ride: 2km will be running/walking and the other 2km will consist of bicycle riding. The bicycle riding is completely optional. All proceeds of the event will go to Access County Community Support Services. Starts at 10 a.m. at 23 Mill Street W, Kingsville. Visit 2k2ktutu.com.
• Art in The Parking Lot at Crafter’s Plus. Featuring local vendors of crafters and artisans, and entertainment. Located at 3337 Walker Road, Windsor.
• The Rotary Club of Windsor Roseland celebrates the 31st anniversary of Lobsterfest, one of the year’s most anticipated all-you-can-eat extravaganzas. Ciociaro Club, 6 p.m. For tickets call 519-981-1713.

June 1-6, 12-13, 29

Heart & Stroke Big Bike is one of the Heart and Stroke Foundation’s most FUN-raising fundraising events. Causing a commotion wherever it goes, the event is named after the BIG 30-seat BIKE. Teams made up of 29 enthusiastic riders and one driver pedal through over 200 communities, across nine provinces raising funds, attention and laughs along the way. Visit the website heartandstroke.ca for more details.

June 5

Windsor-Essex’s Road Runner Road Rally: teams complete puzzles and search for clues while watching the clock to raise money for a great cause. The event starts at 5:45 p.m. at Corpus Christi Church and ends with dinner, cash bar, raffle prizes with bonus points for dressing according to the theme. All proceeds go towards The Summit Centre for Preschool Children with Autism. For more information contact windsorroadrunner@gmail.com

June 5-7

Kelly Dixon, with her daughter, Lindsay Dixon, browse through works of photography from Shirley Brigden Photography at Art in the Park in 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

Art in the Park at Willistead Park. Friday night launch party in the Spirit Tent and more than 280 vendors will be featured Saturday and Sunday. There will be a food court, live performances, a Kids Zone and more. For tickets and info visit artintheparkwindsor.com.

June 6

• Awakenings is having a Spring Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 143. There will be healers, light workers, wellness services and products being sold. Mini healing treatments and spiritual readings being offered. Speakers will share insights and information. There will be three draws and entertainment.
• Canadian Cancer Society’s Relay for Life: Fun for all ages, taking place at the Riverfront Festival Plaza in Downtown Windsor. Runs from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Call 1-866-201-6202 or visit relayforlifeontario.ca.

• Ribs and Ragtime at The Black Museum, 277 King St., Amherstburg: An evening of jazz performed by the Straight Ahead. Ribs provided by Smoke and Spice, chicken by Broaster Chicken. For tickets and details,visit blackhistoricalmuseum.org.

June 7

The sixth annual Walk to Fight Arthritis at Malden Park: Participants choose between a 1km or 5km walk route along with the 5km fun run option. This is a pet friendly park. At 11 a.m. join for a free post Walk BBQ, door prize draws, team and participant recognition and children’s fun area. Registration opens 8:30-9:30 a.m. and walk starts at 10 a.m.

 June 11-14

Danielle Loiselle, left, and Claire Poisson take a ride on the Sizzler at the LaSalle Strawberry Festival last year. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The LaSalle Strawberry Festival is a jam packed, entertaining event centred around strawberries. Events take place over the four days appeal to young and old. Visit town.lasalle.on.ca/en/things-to-do/Strawberry-Festival.asp.

June 12-14

Amani Muharanye holds a Georgian flag after the Carrousel by the River opening ceremonies at Riverfront Festival Plaza last year. This event kicks off Carrousel of the Nations, a multi-day celebration of multiculturalism in Windsor. (RICK DAWES/The Windsor Star)

Celebrate culture at Riverfront Plaza for Carrousel of the Nations’ Carrousel by the River with cultural cuisine and world-class music. Carrousel Around the City continues June 19-21 and 26-28 to explore cultural diversity throughout the city hosted by the different ethic villages. Visit carrouselofnations.ca.

June 13

• Colchester Walleye Derby includes fishermen from far and near including London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Goderich, Michigan, Ohio and Essex County. The Kinsmen will host the hospitality tent – lots of food and beverages. Activities include door prizes, beer tent, fish fry, cash prizes and children’s play area. DJ entertainment will follow the derby awards and prizes. Visit derby.hcslions.com.
• Car Show, Spring Cruisin’ 15 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., proceeds to benefit War Amps. Registration $10, Dash plaques for first 50 entries, trophies, door prizes, BBQ. At Lally Southpoint Ford, 414 Rocky Road Leamington off the #3 Bypass. Contact Blake Hunter 519-326-8600.

June 13-14

Southern Ontario Military Muster at the Essex Sports Complex. New for 2015 – Veterans’ Military Anniversary Parade on Saturday. Portraits of Honour – Tribute to Our Fallen Afghanistan Soldiers in arena. Vintage Fashion Shows daily. WWI trench tours, battle re-enactments, vehicles, vendors, displays. Visit militarymuster.ca.

 June 14

• The 26th annual McGregor Music Festival for cancer: Raffles, car show, pig auction, food, cash bar, 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Co-An Park, McGregor. Adults $5, kids under 12 $2. Proceeds go to Windsor Essex County Cancer Centre Foundation. For more information call 519-253-3191 x 58559.
• The fifth annual Bob Probert Memorial Ride, in memory of #24, “The Enforcer,” begins in front of Thunder Road Harley-Davidson at 10:30 a.m. and riders travel down Ambassador and Malden roads through LaSalle and River Canard, making several stops along the way. Proceeds to Cardiac Care in Windsor-Essex. Visit probertride.com or contact Barb Sebben (barb.sebben@hdgh.org or 519-254-5111 ext. 73859) for details.

June 18 – July 1

The annual fireworks show blasts over the skies of Windsor and Detroit last year. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)

Summer Fest is the signature festival of Windsor signifying the start of summer. Highlights include the Tugboat Race, Riverfront by Bike, Ford Fireworks (June 22), Weekend Concert Series and a world-class midway. The Fest wraps up on Canada Day with a parade, a giant 5,000-piece cake and the Symphony of Sound and Light performance. Visit summerfestwindsor.org.

June 19-20

• The Leamington Fair highlights Carter Shows midway, home craft, culinary arts, poultry, petting zoo, vendor alley, harness racing, bike giveaway, largest school art display in Southwestern Ontario under one roof, tractor display, implement dealer and so much more. Visit leamingtonagriculturalsociety.weebly.com.
• The St. Clair Beach Optimist Club will be hosting the first annual Taste of Tecumseh at Lakewood Park. The event will showcase local food, beer, wine and music. Tickets are $15 and the event will be raising funds for the community. Must be 19 years or older.

 June 19-21

• Windsor King Fest is pleased to announce that it is now a preliminary qualifier for The King of the World competition in Memphis during Elvis Week. Local and international Elvis Tribute Artists will compete for cash prizes and the right to represent Windsor at one of the most prestigious competitions in the world. Visit windsorelvisfest.com or call 226-783-5069.

  The Sadies are among the performers at the Stratford Blues & Ribfest.

• Enjoy the Stratford Blues & Ribfest in scenic and beautiful Stratford, Ontario featuring David Wilcox, The Sadies, The Good Family, Michael Schatte Band, Kenny Parker Blues Band featuring Jim McCarty and more. Award-winning rib and food trucks, beer gardens, vintage car show, Blues Boat cruises on the Avon River (featuring special solo performances), full-contact roller derby games and roller derby waitresses, horse-drawn carriage rides and a documentary screening of Festival Express with guest panel featuring John Till of Janis Joplin’s Full Tilt Boogie Band. There’s also a motorcycle show, tractor show, Canadian southern barbecue competition and vendor village. Shuttle bus, heritage shopping district, family picnic area, blues buskers, single barbecue sauce for sale and rain-or-shine after party blues jams in downtown Stratford. Information: stratfordbluesandribfest.ca. Tickets: ticketwindow.ca.

June 20

Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s free Summer Concert series features brass quintet, 7 p.m. on Erie Street.

June 27

LaSalle Garden Tour from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Cost is $10, 12 and under free. Roam amongst the 10 most beautiful gardens in the town of LaSalle. Event runs rain or shine. No pets allowed. Ticket booth at Front Road and Laurier Drive, the day of the event.

July 1

Dawn St. Pierre, left, and her daughter, Amy St. Pierre, don their tall Canada hats as they sit in their Canada lawn chairs waiting for the Windsor Canada Day Parade to start on Wyandotte St. East last year. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

• Enjoy free activities and celebrate Canada Day at one of Canada’s most historic sites along the waterfront, Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada, 100 Laird Ave., Amherstburg. Runs 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Music, games, food court, ending with a spectacular fireworks finale along the Detroit River. Visit amherstburg.ca.
• Amherstburg Ice Cream Festival at Toddy Jones Park across from Fort Malden. Many ice cream, frozen and sweet treat vendors as well as local artisans on site. Free children’s activities and a splash pad.
• Lakeshore’s Canada Day celebration kicks off at 4 p.m. July 1st at the Comber Fair Grounds and Park located at 7100 Community Centre Street, Comber with a parade followed by a flag raising ceremony. Activities and entertainment will start at 5 p.m. until the fireworks at approximately 9:50 p.m.

July 3-5

Elizabeth Allen, left, Alishya Burrell and Weizhen Lee attend the Fork and Cork Festival at Riverfront Plaza in 2012. (REBECCA WRIGHT/ The Windsor Star)

Fork & Cork Festival. Sample great food and local wines, enjoy music, and learn to cook from celebrity chefs. Featuring live entertainment from local and national acts, including Everlast, Big Wreck and U.S.S. Visit forkandcork.ca for details.

July 4

The Rock Me Anaphylaxis event helps raise allergy, asthma and anaphylaxis awareness. All donations will be going to The Windsor Allergy Asthma Education Centre and Research for Allergies and Asthma. The Run starts at 9 a.m. at the Fork & Cork Festival at Riverfront Plaza in downtown Windsor.

July 10-12

Members of Nigel Mack and the Blues Attack perform at the 2014 Bluesfest Windsor at the Riverfront Festival Plaza. (RICK DAWES/The Windsor Star)

• Bluesfest Windsor is a community event with the mandate to produce an annual world class music festival, promoting local, regional and international artists. It is North America’s ninth largest blues festival and one of the top 12 blues venues in North America. Gregg Rolie, lead singer and founding member of Santana and Journey, returns to headline Saturday’s show. Local teenage sensation and guitarist Cristian Vegh will also be among the performers, along with the Lowrider Band. Visit bluesfestwindsor.com for details and tickets.

• The Essex Fun Fest is a three-day family-friendly fun-packed weekend at the Essex Centre Sports Complex and Fairgrounds. Includes midway, parade, car show, sidewalk sales, thrill shows, kids’ zone, youth dance, arts and crafts, bingo, live entertainment, fireworks and more. It’s a weekend of great food, drink, music and fun for all ages. Visit essexfunfest.com or call 519-776-7336.

July 11

Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s free Summer Concert series features wind quintet, 7 p.m. at Coventry Garden/Reaume Park.

July 12

Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s free Summer Concert series features wind quintet, 7 p.m. on the water behind the St. Clair Beach Retirement Home in Tecumseh.

July 18

Participants in The Color Run 5k soak up the coloured dye along Windsor’s riverfront, Saturday, July 19, 2014. Nearly 10,000 people participated in the event. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The Color Run, which promotes healthiness and happiness and is billed the “Happiest 5k on the Planet”, returns to Windsor. To register and for tickets, visit ca.thecolorrun.com/windsor.

July 18-19

A paddler makes his way to his boat before competing in the International Dragon Boat Festival for the Cure in Tecumseh in 2013. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The 13th annual International Dragon Boat Festival comes back to Riverside Drive at the foot of Manning Road in Tecumseh. Today, the event sees over 100 unified and passionate teams with thousands of paddlers who have raised and donated $1.9 million toward much-needed equipment in local hospitals. Visit dragonboatsonline.com or call 519-739-9588.

 July 23-26

The Sunsplash Festival celebrates summer fun with a Classic Car Cruise Show and Road Tour, wild rides, watercross racing, live musical entertainment on the water, food, drinks, a parade and so much more.

July 24-25

Walkerville hosts the annual Walkerville Art Walk & Rock. Take a stroll through the shops, small businesses and restaurants along the streets of Walkerville. You’ll meet local artists and musicians and enjoy a mini food festival. This pedestrian-friendly setting is fun for children and adults alike.

 July 24-26

Mosaic is a three-day festival that celebrates the rich cultural diversity of Leamington and surrounding area. Restaurants, local clubs and organizations of all ethnicities come together to celebrate culture through food, entertainment, history, arts and crafts. For more information, schedules and menus visit secc.on.ca.

 July 25-26

Explore the Shore is a weekend festival that celebrates the unique businesses that line historic County Rd 50 – Canada’s southermost drive. Explore the Shore is a fundraiser for the local food bank. All businesses collect change or cans. For details visit exploretheshore.ca.

July 26

A 1964 Ford Country Sedan Wagon is parked among a row of classic cars at the Amherstburg’s “Gone Car Crazy” Show in 2012. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The 10th annual Amherstburg’s Gone Car Crazy Show is on the streets of beautiful downtown Amherstburg, Ontario. Live music all day and door prizes. Contact Eleanor Renaud at 519-736-4020 or go to amherstburgsgonecarcrazyshow.com for more info.

Jul 28 – Aug. 1

Crowds gather outside Capitol Theatre during last year’s Media City festival. (Courtesy Media City Facebook page)

Media City is an annual international festival of film and video art presented in Windsor and Detroit since 1994. Each year the festival attracts filmmakers and audience members from around the globe to participate in five days of screenings, live performances, exhibitions and artist’s discussions. Visit mediacityfilmfestival.com.

Aug. 1-2

• Discover history as it comes to life at Fort Malden National Historic Site during Military Heritage Days. Experience tactical demonstrations, military encampments and unique children’s activities. Bring the whole family to an astounding weekend of firepower and fun.
• The Island Unplugged is a family friendly festival featuring local and regional Canadian musicians, artisans, local wine, beer and food creations. Saturday, 1–11 p.m., Sun. 12:30–11 p.m. Admission $30 (advance purchase recommended). Visit theislandunplugged.org.

Aug. 7-9

• Comber Fair. Classic Show & Shine, Miss Comber Fair Competition, Antique Tractor Show, animal exhibits, horse shows and competitions, home arts competitions, lawn mower races, Western Fair pre-talent contest, music, parade and kids’ talent contest, Sunday Demolition Derby, Beer Tent events, Essex County 4H Club events and auctions. $7 per day, $15 weekend pass, kids 12 and under free. Visit comberfair.on.ca for details.

  Bruce McGregor, aka. Magoo, takes a break with some Canada Geese between sets at the Kingsville Folk Music Festival at Lakeside Park last year. (Ted Shaw/The Windsor Star)

• Kingsville Folk Music Festival at Lakeside Park in Kingsville. Three-day ticketed, outdoor celebration – three daytime session stages, children’s stage and evening main stage. Over 30 performers, 100+ performances, artisan and food vendors, area wines, local craft beers. Rain or shine. Accessible. Free for 16 and under. Visit kingsvillefolkfest.org.

 Aug. 8

Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s free Summer Concert series features brass quintet, 7 p.m. at Windsor Sculpture Park.

 Aug. 8-9

Woofa-Roo Pet Fest is a fun filled festival for “Pets and Their People” featuring live presentations, such as Dog Agility, Windsor Police K9 Unit, Meet the Breed and CAN/AM canine tournaments including Dock Diving Dogs and Flyball. Participate in new “Silly Pet Trick Show” or “Fairy Tails Costume Contest.” Registration fees support local Humane Society. There will be pony rides, specialty vendors, artisans, live entertainment, face painting, food and much more. The Libro Complex, 3295 Meloche Road, Amherstburg. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. $5 per person $10 per vehicle (unlimited passengers).

Aug. 9

• At the Lost Arts Festival see demonstrations of lost arts and learn tips from the experts on becoming more self-sustaining. Visit the reenactors’ camp and learn about life in an earlier time. Stay for the day and enjoy hands-on activities, live music, livestock displays and games for children. At John R. Park Homestead from 12-4 p.m.
• The annual Pride Parade begins at 11 a.m. at Ouellette Avenue and Elliot Avenue and proceeds through downtown Windsor to the Riverfront Festival Plaza. This year’s festival focuses on bringing all different segments and groups together to celebrate the accomplishments made in the Windsor-Essex region and Canada as a whole.

Aug. 10-16

Eat Your City Restaurant Week. For one week, you can visit any Eat Your City participating restaurant and indulge in three-course meals for lunch or dinner at great values across the county. Each restaurant will offer a unique Eat Your City menu and highlight the diverse and exceptional local dining in the region. Visit the website windsoreats.com/eatyourcity.

Aug. 13-16

Jeff Rimmer from Boss Hog’s, works the barbecue at Windsor Ribfest at the Riverfront Festival Plaza in 2013. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The fifth annual Windsor Ribfest will feature ribbers who will battle for awards during the four-day event. Live entertainment is featured in our unique beer garden with seating on the stage overlooking the beautiful Detroit skyline. Ribfest also includes vendors selling and displaying products. This is a free event.

 Aug. 14-16

Children enjoy a ride in the sun during last year’s Leamington Tomato Fest.
– Courtesy leamingtontomatofestival.ca.

• The 32nd annual Leamington SUNSET® Tomato Festival at Seacliff Park in Leamington is an exciting three day event featuring local flavours with fresh food tastings, live entertainment, fun activities and much more. Visit leamingtontomatofestival.com for more information. 
• The 31st annual Steam and Gas Engine Show features steam and gas engines, flea market, crafts, bake sale, bean pot, souvenirs, threshing demonstrations, antique tractor pull demonstrations, entertainment and saw mill demonstrations. Parade Saturday at 9 a.m. Co-An Park, McGregor. Visit the website essexsteamandgasengine.com.

Aug. 15-16

Greyson Comeau, 5, is all smiles during Balloonapalooza in downtown Windsor last year. The family event was a huge success as 80 cold air balloons and other inflatables were displayed in downtown Windsor over the weekend. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)

Featuring a kaleidoscope of colour and endless excitement, Balloonapalooza is the family event of the summer. Comprised of more than 80 cold air balloons and other inflatables, Balloonapalooza is destined to transform downtown Windsor into a dazzling array of activities for people of all ages. From 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. free admission. Visit balloonapalooza.ca for details.

Aug. 22

McGregor Mug and Run 5k and International Beer Fest: Kit pick-up is located at Co-An Park and opens at 12 p.m., race at 3 p.m. All ages can participate in race, 19+ for alcoholic beverages. International Beer Festival gates open at 2 p.m. event subject to capacity and is 19+. For details visit mcgregormugrun.com.

 Aug. 27-30

Nibby was joined by local beauties Tina Benotto, left, Alysha Rosaasen, Jillian Parent, Katelyn Samson, Agnesa Kelmendi and Chastine Lamoureux, right, during Tecumseh Corn Festival parade last year. (NICK BRANCACCIO/The Windsor Star)

At the Tecumseh Corn Festival enjoy delicious hot buttered corn-on-the-cob, carnival rides, live entertainment, parade and vendors. Named one of the Top 100 Festivals in Ontario. Visit tecumsehcornfestival.ca.

Aug. 29-30

Enjoy the art, music, magic and history at Art by the River – an olde town, end of summer tradition since 1967. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. $5 per person, children 12 and under are free. Fort Malden, Amherstburg. Visit gibsonartgallery.com for details.

Sept. 3-6

Zak Lister, 2, goes in for a closer look at a swine exhibit at the 160th annual Harrow Fair iin 2014. (RICK DAWES/The Windsor Star)

The 161st Harrow Fair. Come to the fair and enjoy the displays of fruit and vegetables, baking, needlework, farm animals and arts and crafts. Carter Shows again provides the midway and rides. There are numerous shows that you and your family can experience. Horse shows, tractor pulls, lawnmower races, 4-H competitions, parade and auctions as well as our main stage entertainment.

Sept. 11-13

Volunteers carry a large Canadian flag in the Olde Sandwich Towne Festival 1813 Commemorative Parade along Sandwich Street, in 2013. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The Olde Sandwich Towne Festival comes alive with music, history, stories and more. Join the parade, vendors, car show, special menus, buskers and entertainment – both musical and theatrical.

Sept. 12

Wheels on Wyandotte Car & Motorcycle Show. Car registration 10 a.m. Show 1-4 p.m. Cash prizes, silent auction, pet contest, and kids zone. For more information visit the website olderiversidebia.com and click on Events or call 519-962-6550.

Sept. 26-27

Griffin Tinus, 6, left, is chased by Joey Lauzon, 7, as children play in a pile of hay at the 35th annual Ruthven Apple Festival at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens last year. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)

The Ruthven Apple Festival features a parade, car show, non-stop entertainment, more than 100 craft and food booths and a farmer’s market. Events take place at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens in Ruthven. All proceeds benefit Community Living Essex County. For more details, visit communitylivingessex.org, visit their Facebook page or call 519-776-6483 ext. 246.

Sept. – Oct.

Monica Sova and Cody Soulliere pick apples from a tree at Thiessen’s Orchard back in 2009. (JASON KRYK/ THE WINDSOR STAR)

Visit Thiessen Orchards in September and October for free wagon rides on the weekends for apple and pumpkin picking. Open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Get lost in the corn maze, get spooked in the Haunted Barn and enjoy the huge play area.

Ongoing

South Port Sailing School offers a summer of fun and education on Lake St. Clair for youth, ages 6-16. KIDSAIL provides an introduction to sailing for children 6-8. Young people, 9-16 years, will enjoy CANSail courses leading to Canadian Yachting Association certifications from Levels 1-6. For details visit southportsailingclub.com.