EVENTS
FREE – COMMUNITY SAFETY & CRIME PREVENTION TOWN HALL, SUN., APR. 26, 2:00–3:30 PM, KING SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE (3RD FLOOR, FCCM CENTRE)
Councillor Ritch Lau, Deputy Mayor Michael Chan, and York Regional Police invite you to this free event. York Regional Police will provide the latest updates on arrests, share insights into local crime trends, present practical tips residents can use to improve home security and prevent crime, and answer questions.
MARKHAM CELEBRATES EARTH MONTH
Every year the City of Markham celebrates Earth Month in April. This celebration demonstrates the city’s commitment and support for conservation and protection of our environment, and sustainability for our community and the planet. Events include Guided Bird Walks, Curbside Giveaways, a Sustainability Weekend, and more. Click below for more information.
FREE – MARKHAM’S YOUTH SCIENCE EXHIBITION AND ZINE WORKSHOP, SAT., APR. 25, 10 AM TO 2 PM, MILLIKEN MILLS COMMUNITY CENTRE LIBRARY
Get ready for a fun and exciting showcase of innovation to experience Markham-based science projects and winning projects from the York Region Science and Tech Fair. For more information, click below.
FREE – GUIDED WALKS THROUGHOUT APRIL AT ROUGE NATIONAL URBAN PARK
Discover the park’s natural, cultural and agricultural stories with friendly and knowledgeable Parks Canada volunteer leaders and staff. For more information and cancellation notices, please click below.
EASTER IN DOWNTOWN MARKHAM, SAT., APR. 4, NOON – 2 PM, 8080 BIRCHMOUNT RD., UNIONVILLE
The Easter Bunny is hopping back into Downtown Markham at the Pride of Canada Carousel on Saturday, April 4, from 12 PM – 2 PM for a fun-filled afternoon the family will love.
CELEBRATE EASTER ON MAIN STREET UNIONVILLE, SUN., APR. 5, NOON – 4:00 PM, MILLENIUM BANDSTAND
NEW – VARLEY ART GALLERY SPRING 2026 AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES FOR YOUTH ARTISTS
Designed for youth artists ages 9 to 14, our after-school art classes provide a space to develop artistic skills and creative confidence. Guided by experienced instructors, students will experiment with a range of materials while connecting with peers who share a passion for art. For more information, click below.
NEW – VARLEY ART GALLERY SPRING 2026 EXPANDED EVENING CLASSES AND WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS
Our new season of adult art programs introduces exciting opportunities to explore new artistic mediums in a welcoming studio environment. With more evening classes added this term, it’s easier than ever to fit creativity into your schedule. Click below for more information.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
HONDA DEALERS INDY AT MARKHAM E-CLUB
Want to learn more about the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham? Receive exclusive updates on event promotions, ticket sales, contests, and giveaways. Click below for more information on signing up for the official IndyCar E-Club.
MARKHAM BY-LAW DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY TIPS – SPRING EDITION
Help keep our community safe, clean, and welcoming:
- Clear gutters and storm drains to help prevent flooding,
- Keep yards tidy and free of debris,
- Drive carefully and watch for children playing,
- Keep toys, plants, and structures off roads and ensure they don’t block visibility.
INTRODUCTION OF MARKHAM BYLAW SERVICES ENCAMPMENT TEAM
This group of Municipal Law Enforcement Officers is dedicated to helping keep our neighbourhoods safe, clean, and welcoming. The team conducts proactive patrols and responds to community concerns while managing encampments in a respectful and professional manner. This initiative reflects Markham’s commitment to a safe, inclusive, and well-cared-for community. Residents are encouraged to report concerns through the City’s Contact Centre at 905.477.5530 or by email customerservice@markham.ca.
COMMUNITY SAFETY
YORK REGIONAL POLICE – OPPORTUNITY TO CLAIM ITEMS RECOVERED IN PROJECT PAYDAY
Investigators with the York Regional Police Integrated Property Crime Task Force are releasing images of stolen property recovered as a result of Project Payday. Click below for more information. Anyone who was a victim of a residential break and enter between October 2025 and February 2026 is asked to please review the photos and contact police if any of the items belong to you.
YORK REGIONAL POLICE – PUBLIC WARNING OF CAMERAS USED FOR SCOUTING RESIDENTIAL BREAK AND ENTERS
York Regional Police is warning the public after two incidents in which cameras were used to scout residences prior to committing residential break and enters.
Two incidents were reported in Vaughan after cameras and battery packs were located on residential properties, disguised with camouflage. Homeowners are encouraged to be aware of this crime technique and to report any suspicious people, items, or activity to police. For more information, click below.
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