Burlington This Week | July 27–August 2
Looking for something to do in Burlington this week? Summer is in full swing, and there are plenty of ways to get outside, enjoy live entertainment, and experience everything our community has to offer. From outdoor movies and live music to nature experiences and local events, here are some of the best things happening in Burlington from Monday, July 27 to Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Monday, July 27
Explore Burlington’s Waterfront
Start the week by enjoying one of Burlington’s greatest features, the waterfront. Take a walk along Spencer Smith Park, enjoy the views of Lake Ontario, visit local shops and restaurants downtown, or simply spend some time outdoors enjoying the summer weather. Sometimes the best local activities are the ones right in our own backyard.
Tuesday, July 28
Movies By The Lake: Ocean’s 11 🎬
📍 Spencer Smith Park
Grab a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy an outdoor movie night by the lake. This week’s Movies by The Lake feature is Ocean’s 11, making it a great summer evening activity for families, friends, or a casual date night. Enjoy a movie under the stars with the Burlington waterfront as your backdrop.
Wednesday, July 29
Concerts In The Park: Subourbon Street 🎶
📍 Central Park Bandshell
🕖 Evening
Enjoy free live music at Burlington’s Concerts In The Park series. This week features Subourbon Street Band, bringing a fun evening of live entertainment to Central Park. Bring a chair, relax outdoors, and enjoy a summer night surrounded by the community. Concerts In The Park runs throughout the summer and is one of Burlington’s favourite free events.
Wednesday, July 29
OSA Moon Series: Buck Moon – Growth & Expansion 🌕🧘
📍 Burlington Beach
🕣 8:30 p.m.
Reconnect with nature during the OSA Moon Series, a unique full moon experience held on Burlington Beach. The evening includes gentle waterfront yoga suitable for all levels, guided meditation, a relaxing sound bath, and a symbolic fire ceremony focused on the theme of Growth & Expansion. Whether you’re looking to unwind, try something new, or simply enjoy a peaceful evening by the lake, this is one of Burlington’s most unique summer experiences.
Registration is required, and the event is weather dependent.
Thursday, July 30
Enjoy Summer At Royal Botanical Gardens 🌿
Looking for something a little more relaxing? Spend the day exploring the Royal Botanical Gardens. With beautiful gardens, walking trails and seasonal experiences, RBG is one of the best places in Burlington to slow down and enjoy nature. The gardens also host a variety of summer programs and events throughout the season.
Friday, July 31
Burlington Farmers’ Market 🥕
📍 Burlington Centre
Start your weekend by supporting local farmers, food producers and vendors at the Burlington Farmers’ Market. It’s a great place to pick up fresh local products while enjoying one of the community traditions that makes Burlington such a great place to live.
Saturday, August 1
Lakeside Maker & Collectors Market 🎨🛍️
📍 St Lukes Church
The Lakeside Maker & Collectors Market is a great opportunity to support local creators, makers and collectors. Browse handmade goods, original artwork, unique collectibles and creative pieces while connecting with local vendors and members of the community. Whether you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, something special for your home, or simply want to spend some time supporting local businesses, this is a great summer event to check out. Supporting local events like this is one of the many things that makes Burlington such a great place to live.
Sunday, August 2
Concerts In The Park: Otis Wonder And The Hustle 🎶
📍 Central Park Bandshell
🕖 Evening
Finish the week with another evening of free live music at Concerts In The Park. This week features Otis Wonder and The Hustle, bringing a Blues Brothers-inspired performance to Burlington’s summer concert lineup.
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Why Burlington Is Such A Great Place To Live

Rob Collier


Why Burlington Is Such A Great Place To Live
As a local realtor, I believe knowing a community means more than knowing the real estate market. It means understanding what makes people proud to call a place home.
Whether you’re new to Burlington, thinking about moving here, or simply looking for something fun to do this week, I hope this guide helps you enjoy everything our community has to offer.


