Are you looking for fun activities to keep you and your family entertained this spring? We’ve got you covered! From exploring scenic trails to discovering vibrant public art, Vaughan offers plenty of ways to keep everyone busy and happy. 

Here are the top five things to do in Vaughan this season:

1. Take a stroll along a trail or neighbourhood walk

Looking for more options to walk, ride your bike or e-scooter around Vaughan? We’ve got you covered. 

The City of Vaughan’s active transportation network is expansive – it includes sidewalks, cycle tracks, multi-use pathways and recreational trails – and it continues to grow. In fact, more than 125 kilometres of active transportation infrastructure at different stages of study, design and implementation progressed through municipal, regional and partner projects in 2023…. and more work is underway in 2024!

The City of Vaughan will be making improvements to the library, which include: 

• adding additional space in the entrance, mezzanine and lower level. 
• more windows to allow for increased natural light. 
• facility upgrades to meet accessibility standards under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. 
• new flooring.
• and much more!

Through these renovations, the Woodbridge Library will become a more welcoming and vibrant space for the Vaughan community. 

To better serve residents, visitors and businesses, the City of Vaughan redesigned its largest communications tool – the website – to provide a user experience that is easy, enjoyable and useful. And best of all… vaughan.ca is now even more accessible. 

City wins four awards from Festivals and Events Ontario

Throughout the year, the City of Vaughan provides free, fun, family-friendly events that are also award-winning!

In recognition of its commitment to delivering Service Excellence, the City’s Recreation Services department received four awards from Festivals and Events Ontario (FEO) for events held in 2023. These awards were presented during a special ceremonial presentation at today’s Committee of the Whole (2) meeting. 

Come to City Hall on March 23 from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. 

How are you observing Earth Hour this year? You’re invited to come to Vaughan City Hall (2141 Major Mackenzie Dr.) from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for fun activities while doing your part to help protect our environment.

Here’s what’s happening at the City of Vaughan’s Earth Hour event:

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