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Brampton | Ontario

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Brampton Historical Society

Brampton Historical Society aims to conserve and celebrate Brampton’s beloved history through weekly meetings that aim to prevent the destruction of its heritage. Programs offered here are designed to educate and preserve the heritage of Brampton and its surroundings. The historical society is dedicated to the celebration, education, and conservation of the rich and vibrant architecture of Brampton.

If you are interested in becoming a part of Brampton’s historical society, or just learning about some history of the famous flower city, make sure to stop by Brampton Historical Society!

Photo: http://www.bramptonhistoricalsociety.ca/

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Peel Art Gallery

Peel Art Gallery, Museum, and Archives is a museum that showcases the culture and heritage of Brampton. The art gallery consists of various pieces of artwork by national and international artists, as well as a museum collection of approximately 12,000 artifacts reflecting the history of the Peel region. It contains objects related to the Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow aircraft, locally crafted quilts, and thousands of articles of clothing.

You may also come across the archives, which include by-laws, planning documents, land records, and collector rolls for the historic Region of Peel. The art gallery exhibits historical and contemporary pieces by artists such as John Anderson. If you are interested in art and museums, this is a local must-see.

Photo: https://www.pama.peelregion.ca/

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Gage Park

Gage Park is Brampton’s oldest municipal park; originally opened in 1903, it stretches out 3.25 acres! Hence, it holds much history to Bramptonians and represents the famous “flower city”– beautiful tulips and daffodils bloom here in the spring. This park also offers large trees, a fountain, a gazebo, trails for jogging, walking, and rollerblading, a play area for young children, and summer evening concerts!

There is something new to discover with every season. In winter, a beautiful display of Christmas lights, as well as an ice rink, is available to guests. Come visit to experience the magic of Brampton!

Photo: https://www.brampton.ca/en/Arts-Culture-Tourism/Tourism-Brampton/Visitors/Pages/WinterSports.aspx

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Heart Lake Conservation Park

Occupying 169 hectares of land, Heart Lake Conservation Area offers numerous trails for hiking, jogging, walking – even fitness! Tired of exercising in crowded areas? Come outside to Heart Lake Conservation Park and experience the beauty of the landscape in a natural setting instead! The fitness trail includes cardio activities, enhanced stretching, and many more – and all outside.

Along with the trails, outdoor entertainment is a huge deal here. Activities like fishing in the lake, swimming at the pool, exploring the splash pad, and riding across the park on twin zip lines are all popular enjoyment! There are also great picnic sites – bring your family over and experience it!

Photo: https://ontarioconservationareas.ca/conservation-areas/heart-lake/

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Garden Square

A famous town square beloved by its residents, special events celebrating art and culture are always happening at Garden Square in Brampton, Ontario. Located in Downtown Brampton, many exciting programs and events occur here – free of charge! Activities such as movie nights, Blue Jay Sundays, and many more keep residents excited.

A large-screen television displays content in rotation, as well as many cultural, artistic, and theatrical events. If you want a place to soak in the historical aspects of Brampton, as well as have fun and celebrate the diversity of the city, then this is the place for you! It is ideal for experiencing the true essence of the town.

Photo: https://www.summerfunguide.ca/companyprofile/garden-square-brampton.html

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Rose Theatre

The Rose Theatre is a municipality-owned, beloved renowned of Brampton. Its main performance hall has a seating of 880, while the smaller multi-performance halls with seating between 130-160. Its magnificent performing arts venue attracts tourists by the hundreds. It is a destination for local and international performers, and shows truly amaze the audience as spirit and passion are poured forth in this theatre.

Audiences universally recognize The Rose as an exceptional space to perform and express their talent. Running year-round and featuring multi-disciplinary productions encompassing aspects of theatre, music, comedy, family, and cultural events. This theatre honours arts and performance; if you are interested in these, visit The Rose!

Photo: https://tickets.brampton.ca/Online/

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The Big’R Apple Farm

Looking for fresh, sweet strawberries and apples that have been harvested and grown with tender love? Then Big’R Apple Farm is calling for you! Here, decades-old pick-your-own produce is offered at this established farm that has been operating in Brampton for over 40 years!

Some popular picks include strawberries in the summertime and apples in the autumn season; however, many other types of fruits and vegetables are also found here, as well as eggs. Don’t hesitate to stop by and pick your own!

Photo: https://www.harvestontario.com/the-big-r-apple-farm/

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Claireville Conservation Area

This conservation area covers 848 acres of natural forest, with plenty of walking trails just for you! The largest conservation area in a natural setting (in Canada), the landscape here is flooded with valleys, wetlands, forests, and grasslands and is located by the locally famous Humber River. You will find many plants and animal species here, such as chipmunks, ducks, and deer.

A popular destination for walkers, bikers, and birdwatchers, Claireville Conservation Area, is open year-round and is absolutely beautiful throughout the seasons. Its features of woodlands and forestry allow the simple beauty of the forest to encapsulate you as you hike through these meandering trails! Don’t forget to pack your bug spray!

Photo: https://ontariohiking.com/claireville-conservation-area/

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