Hop on by in celebration of Easter. Go on an Easter egg hunt, create a themed craft, play Victorian lawn games, snap a family photo & explore the Museum’s heritage buildings!

Register for Easter Hop-penings!

The Easter Bunny Trail returns to The Village of Stouffville! Put on your best bunny ears or Easter outfit and hop over to the Village of Stouffville (Main Street) for a visit with the Easter Bunny, photo ops, treats and some Easter Fun!

Today, we remember the Battle of Vimy Ridge. Flags at Town facilities are flying at half-mast today to mark the National Day of Remembrance of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, and honour the sacrifice of the over 10,000 lost and wounded.

Featured exhibit runs April 15 – September 2

This retrospective exhibition celebrates 50 years of the Museum’s Antique & Classic Car Show.  Includes featured artifacts & images from the past 50 years, and ‘Canada’s Car Stories’ from the Canadian Automotive Museum.

The YR Experience Trail Marker project is a collaborative interactive project designed to re-connect people on the land presently known as York Region through art and illustrations by Indigenous artist Donald Chretien, Nipissing First Nation, cultural narrative by Ojibwe Elder Shelley Charles, Georgina Island First Nation and commissioned by York Region Arts Council.

Join us for the unveiling of the Blue Jay Trail Marker on April 15th in Vandorf Community Park, located south of the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre.

Watch our Facebook page @WSMuseum for additional details!

Spend the afternoon at the Museum exploring the science and wonder of storms! This staff-led program will include themed science experiments and crafts.

Register for April Showers!

Please join us at our groundbreaking ceremony to kick-off construction of the soon to be Multi-Sport Complex at the Ballantrae Community Centre on Aurora Road. This new facility will feature a clubhouse, baseball diamond, soccer fields, and more.

Remarks will start at 2:30pm, followed by groundbreaking and light refreshments.

On this Day of Mourning, flags at Town facilities are being flown at half-mast. Marked annually in Canada on April 28, the National Day of Mourning is dedicated to remembering those who have lost their lives, suffered injury or illness on the job, or experienced a work-related tragedy.

Last year in Ontario, 208 people were killed at work or died from an occupational disease.

The National Day of Mourning is a day to remember and honour those lives lost or injured due to a workplace tragedy, and a day to collectively renew our commitment to improve health and safety in the workplace an prevent further injuries, illnesses and deaths.

At sunset this evening, the CN Tower and the 3D TORONTO sign in Nathan Phillips Square will be lit in yellow, traditionally a colour of hope, as a visible tribute to the Day of Mourning.

The WSIB has created a website where people can view and share a special video, and write a tribute for a loved one or co-worker who has been killed on the job or has been affected by a workplace tragedy.

Youth Talent Show

Saturday, April 29, 6 p.m. at 19 on the Park. 
Free event! 

Be the star of the show!
We are now accepting applications for youth ages 8 - 18! Send your audition video to leisure.services@townofws.ca before April 17. Successful candidates will perform at Stouffville's Next Star, and win a chance to play at Stouffville Ribfest and win other fantastic prizes! 

Join us for our first ever Stouffville Card Show! This FREE family friendly event is a great chance to browse and trade! If you've been searching for that last card to finish of your favourite set, you don't want to miss this card-collecting destination. 

Check out a wide variety of cards at the Stouffville Card Show, such as: 

• Pokemon
• Magic: The Gathering
• Vintage Sport
• Modern Era Sport

Free admission with a suggested food bank donation!

Vendor applications are now open!