Events happening in Oakville.

Sun, Aug 2 – Mon, Aug 3

Europhorum - The Party - Dirty Martini

EUROPHORUM 🎉 is a 90s and 2000s Eurodance party at Dirty Martini in Oakville. Captain G.Q and Tianna will perform live, singing their hits including "Rockin Through The Night," "Here I Come," "Spring Love," "I'm Breakin," and a new summer track. MC Euro will host, with DJs Karim E, Sylwek, and Splinter playing Eurodance, Italo Eurodance, Euro Trance, Trance, and club anthems. Sunday, August 2, 2026, 9 PM–3 AM at Dirty Martini, 2075 Winston Park Drive, Oakville. Ages 19+. Dress code in effect. Tickets: $15 online. A Euro Syndicate event. Sponsored by EuroXpress.

Dirty Martini Oakville · $17.31 CAD

Monday, August 3rd

9:30AM – 11:00AM

7th Annual HIIT Meets Flow

The 7th Annual HIIT Meets Flow 🏃 is a free indoor workout combining a 30-minute F45 Track HIIT session with a 30-minute Power Yoga Flow, hosted by F45 Joshua Creek and Power Yoga Canada Oakville. A live DJ will perform throughout. The event takes place on the artificial turf field at The Toronto Rock Athletic Centre in Oakville. It is open to ages 6 and up; younger children may watch from off the field. All fitness levels are welcome. Schedule: 9:30 AM — Arrival, parking, and waiver sign-in 10:00 AM — 30-minute F45 Track HIIT session 10:30 AM — 30-minute Power Yoga Flow 11:00 AM — Event ends Attendees should bring a mat, towel, and water bottle. No equipment is required. Capacity is limited. Pre-registration is required.

Toronto Rock Athletic Centre · Free

Monday, August 3rd

10:00AM – 5:00PM

Art in the Park 2026

Art in the Park 🎨 has been Oakville's premier art event since 1965, when the Oakville Art Society founded it to promote local artists and artisans. The show now draws thousands of visitors to the Bronte waterfront, featuring more than 175 artists and artisans from across the country. Every artistic medium is represented: traditional oil, acrylic, and watercolour paintings, glass, ceramics, photography, mixed media, sculptures, and fine jewellery. Visitors can meet the artists directly and learn about the works they have created.

Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park · $10 - $15

Monday, August 3rd

1:00PM – 4:00PM

Emancipation Day Picnic

CCAH and the Town of Oakville are hosting an Emancipation Day Picnic 🎉 celebrating together with family and friends. The afternoon features delicious food, live music, and family-friendly activities.

Oakville Museum

Tuesday, August 4th

9:30AM – 11:30AM

Oak Park Pollinator Garden Stewardship

Oakvillegreen maintains pollinator patches across Oakville with help from volunteers. Garden sites need regular attention for mulching, weeding, and planting on a rotating weekly basis. Volunteers can sign up for one or more events, all held on Tuesdays. Registration and more information about the garden sites are available at www.oakvillegreen.org/pollinator-gardens.

Butterfly Wing Garden at Oak Park

Tuesday, August 4th

11:00AM – 11:30AM

Flag Raising and African, Caribbean and Black Canadian Appreciation Month Proclamation

Bling Events International is hosting a flag raising at Oakville Town Hall on Tuesday, August 4 at 11:00 a.m. Attendees are invited to join.

Oakville Town Hall

Tuesday, August 4th

1:30PM – 2:30PM

Mindful Women's Walking Group

Attendees are invited to join a 45-minute guided mindful walk designed to slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy the outdoors. The walk begins at the Oakville office, where Social Service Worker students will welcome participants before heading out together to Hopedale Park. During the walk, the group will pause to notice the beauty around them — feeling the sunshine, listening to the birds, noticing the trees, and connecting with nature through their senses. After returning to the Centre, participants will enjoy coffee, tea, and conversation in a warm and welcoming environment. Open to everyone, whether looking to relax, connect with others, or simply enjoy fresh air.

The Women's Centre of Halton · Free

Wednesday, August 5th

6:30PM

Movies in the Park 2026

Movies in the Park 2026 brings free outdoor film screenings to Town parks throughout August. Attendees are invited to bring a picnic blanket and snacks, arrive early for a good viewing spot, and enjoy family-friendly activities. Entry and activities begin at 6:30 p.m., with films starting at 8:00 p.m. The Oakville Public Library will offer activities on-site. Schedule: Wednesday, August 5: Finding Nemo at Clearview Park Thursday, August 6: Ratatouille at Bloomfield Park Wednesday, August 12: Up at Munn's Creek Park Thursday, August 13: Big Hero 6 at Fowley Park Wednesday, August 19: Flow at Forster Park Thursday, August 20: Zootopia at Westbrook Park Wednesday, August 26: Coco at Valleybrook Park

Thursday, August 6th

12:00PM – 1:00PM

Mind Over Circumstance: Healing, Strength, and Self-Worth

This workshop explores the connection between mindset, healing, resilience, and self-worth. Through reflection and open discussion, participants will reconnect with their inner strength and discover ways to move forward through life's challenges with greater confidence and self-awareness. Facilitated by Cassandra Miranda, a Gray Model and Special Needs Educator. For more information, find Cassandra Miranda on Instagram at @cassandramiranda_beinggrey.

The Women's Centre of Halton · Free

Thursday, August 6th

7:00PM – 9:00PM

Paint Nite • Dave & Busters Oakville • Oakville

Paint & Sip: Pink Blossom Falls 🎨 Ages 13 and up are invited to paint Pink Blossom Falls at Dave & Busters Oakville. Instructor Arpitha R will guide the room step by step through the composition: a glowing waterfall cascading into a moonlit pool surrounded by cherry blossoms. No art experience is needed — all skill levels are welcome. Paint, brushes, canvas, and easels are provided. Everyone leaves with their own finished painting. Perfect for teens, parents, grandparents, first-timers, group outings, birthday celebrations, or a rainy-day activity with a keepsake to take home.

Dave & Busters Oakville · $47.08 CAD

Friday, August 7th

10:00AM – 11:30AM

The Facilitator Exchange - community of practice networking meeting

The Facilitator Exchange 🤝 is an informal gathering for experiential workshop facilitators who design and facilitate custom, interactive workshops where participants—not the facilitator—do most of the thinking. Attendees can swap tips and tricks with fellow facilitators, share what's working and what's challenging, and discuss what they're learning from the rooms they facilitate every day. Whether someone has facilitated hundreds of workshops or is just beginning, all are welcome if they believe in the power of bringing people together to solve problems, make decisions, and create meaningful conversations. This is a conversation, not a networking event filled with business cards and elevator pitches. Attendees are invited to come curious and leave with new ideas, new connections, and hopefully new facilitator friends. The host is exploring the idea of creating a regular community of practice for facilitators in the Mississauga/Oakville area and welcomes input on what would make it valuable.

Demetres Desserts Oakville · $10 CAD

Friday, August 7th

6:00PM – 7:30PM

Dinner & Stroll with Alpacas

An outdoor pasta dinner and dessert, followed by an after-dinner stroll with an alpaca. To reserve, contact Duran Place for Kids at 905-609-2223 or [email protected].

Joshua Farm Gallery

Friday, August 7th

6:30PM

Bronte's Dominican Bachata Party 2026

Bachata Nights 💃 at Bronte Market Square A free, 13-week summer celebration for all ages featuring live music and dancing. Tiana Adames leads the event, bringing rhythm and community spirit to the heart of Bronte. Every Friday, June 19 – September 11, 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM at Bronte Market Square.

Bronte Market Square – 2445 Lakeshore Rd W

Fri, Aug 7 – Sat, Aug 8

Ghost Walks

Explore the spooky side of Spruce Lane Farmhouse as staff share spiritualistic traditions of the Victorian Era and stories of paranormal activity at the site. After dark, the farmhouse will be authentically lit with oil lamps, with main rooms set up to reveal various Victorian traditions around death. Tours depart every 15 minutes, with the last tour leaving before 9:00 p.m. Each tour lasts approximately 45 minutes. No registration required. Parking lot F is closest to the farmhouse. Park in the furthest area and take the park path up to the farm area. Meet at the fire pit located along the pathway towards Spruce Lane Farmhouse.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park

Saturday, August 8th

10:00AM

Learn to Play American Mahjong

We are two friends who have brought the passion of American Mahjong to our community and surrounding areas. We teach a 3 hour workshop for adults which has been successful every month since our beginnings in April.

Glen Abbey Library Program Room 1 · $89

Saturday, August 8th

10:00AM – 12:00PM

Rainbow Loom Bracelet Bash at Staples Store 78

Rainbow Loom Bracelet Bash 🌈 Kids dive into a hands-on crafting experience using finger looms and colourful rubber bands to design and create their own wearable bracelet. Participants learn simple weaving techniques, build fine motor skills, and express their creativity — then take home their finished piece. All supplies are provided. Recommended for ages 7 and up.

Staples · Free

Saturday, August 8th

11:00AM – 2:00PM

2nd Annual Neurodiversity Community Resource Fair

This Community Resource Fair connects families with local mental health experts, services, and supports designed to promote children's well-being. The event highlights community resources available to families in Oakville and surrounding areas, with a particular focus on services and spaces that support neurodivergent children, youth, and adults. Attendees can meet providers, learn about available supports, and discover resources tailored to their family's needs in a welcoming, informative setting.

Monarch House · Free

Saturday, August 8th

2:00PM – 5:00PM

Aquarium Building Workshop

Aquariums bring a slice of nature to your desktop and are scientifically proven to improve mental and physical health. This hands-on workshop teaches attendees how to create their own no-filter fish tanks from scratch. Participants work directly with soil, sand, plants, and rocks to build their tank during the session. Everyone takes home their completed dry fish tank at the end of the workshop. Attendees can add live fish from a store at their own pace afterward. The workshop is free.

Queen Elizabeth Parkway Community and Cultural Centre - Multipurpose Room 4