EVENTS FOR YOU TO ENJOY
MARKHAM-MILLIKEN CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL, SAT., SEPT. 6, 10 AM – 6:30 PM, AANIIN COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Markham-Milliken Children’s Festival, presented by Tim Hortons, is back! There are a variety of fun and free activities and live entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. New this year for pre-purchase only is the limited Millie’s Play-All-Day Bundle, which includes an adorable Millie plush toy! For more information, click below.
MARKHAM-MILLIKEN CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL, SAT., SEPT. 6, 10 AM – 6:30 PM, AANIIN COMMUNITY CENTRE
DOORS OPEN MARKHAM, SAT., SEPT. 20, 10 AM – 5 PM
Explore a variety of buildings across the city as they open their doors to the public – for one day only! Doors Open Markham offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at select sites throughout Markham, including free access to buildings that typically charge admission. From cultural and heritage landmarks to innovative spaces, this is a unique opportunity to discover the stories and inspirations that have shaped our city. Click below for more information.
40TH APPLEFEST PRESENTED BY DON VALLEY NORTH TOYOTA RETURNS SEPTEMBER 27TH, 10 AM to 5 PM
The Museum’s 25-acre site will be transformed into a vibrant festival filled with fresh apple cider, family-friendly activities, local businesses, talented artisans, and all things apples. To purchase tickets and for more information, click below.
10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE MARKHAM PAN AM CENTRE, SUN., SEPT. 21, 10:00AM TO 3:00PM
Join this free event to celebrate a decade of sport, community and unforgettable moments. Bring the family and enjoy a fun-filled day featuring live music, food vendors, activities and games, face painting and free Sport demonstrations and Try It activities.
MUSIC ON THE STREET CONTINUES ON SUMMER FRIDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 5:00 – 8:00 PM, VARLEY ART GALLERY COURTYARD
Every Friday, enjoy free live performances by local musicians that bring Main Street Unionville and the Varley courtyard to life with music and community spirit. For more information, click below.
2025 MARKHAM-UNIONVILLE TERRY FOX RUN, SAT., SEPT. 14
The Terry Fox Run has a rich history in Markham-Unionville starting in 1982 with 100 participants. Over the years, the Markham Unionville participants have raised over $1.6 million dollars for the Marathon of Hope. Last year alone, over $70,000 was raised and organizers hope to exceed that amount this year! To register and for more information, click below.
MAIN STREET MARKHAM FARMERS’ MARKET CONTINUES EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 12, 9:00AM – 1:00PM
Experience the best in fresh, local produce, skincare products, handmade crafts, live music, and activities for all ages. With its vibrant mix of vendors, community, and entertainment daily, you can experience the local vibe from the market. For more information, click below.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2025 MARKHAM FIRE RECRUIT GRADUATES!
Thank you for choosing Markham and for your commitment to serve our community.
CALL BEFORE YOU CUT!
Property owners must apply for a permit before injuring or destroying any tree in Markham with a trunk diameter of 20 cm (about 8 inches) or more, measured at 1.37 metres (about 54 inches) above the ground at the base of the tree. For more information, click below.
MARKHAM COMMUNITY RECOGNITION AWARDS
Markham holds an annual Community Recognition Night to honour individuals, and organizations that make a positive impact on the community. This event is an opportunity to celebrate those who go above and beyond to make Markham an engaged, diverse, thriving and vibrant city. The application deadline is September 21, 2025 and for more information, click below.
MARKHAM SPORTS AND RECREATION PROGRAMS REGISTRATION OPEN
Markham Recreation offers hundreds fun, active, educational, and safe programs for everyone! To register and for more information, click below.
2025 MARKHAM WARD 7 BY-ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 29
A municipal by-election has been called for Ward 7 in the City of Markham. Voting day will take place on Monday, September 29, 2025. For ways to vote and more information, click below.
MARKHAM MUSEUM FALL PROGRAMS OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Get ready for a new season of creativity and hands-on learning at Markham Museum. Whether you’re looking to try something new or build on existing skills, programs are available for all ages and experience levels. For more information, click below.
MAKE YOUR YARD GREENER WITH TREES FOR TOMORROW.
Through this City of Markham initiative, eligible residents can access native trees at a discounted rate. Choose from Full Service or Do-It-Yourself Backyard Tree Planting Programs, delivered in partnership with LEAF. Click below for more information.
MARKHAM SMALL BUSINESS CENTRE FREE ONLINE EVENTS
ACCOUNTING SERIES #1: BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY, THURS., SEPT. 18, 10:30AM – NOON
中文讲座 -万锦市创业指南 START SMART: LAUNCHING YOUR BUSINESS IN MARKHAM, TUES., SEPT. 30, 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
COMMUNITY SAFETY
SLOW DOWN. BE PATIENT. OBEY BUS SIGNALS.
Thousands of children are going back-to-school. Their safety relies on all of us. It’s important for drivers, cyclists, parents and children to slow down, walk or cycle safely, be alert and follow the rules of the road – especially before and after school. If your child is attending school in person, we encourage walking or cycling to and from school, if possible. For more information, click below.
YORK REGION ROAD CLOSURES
Road closures and lane restrictions are sometimes necessary for repairs, road improvement projects, and special events. York Region is committed to re-opening roads as quickly as possible so traffic flow can return to normal. For more information, click below.
YORK REGIONAL POLICE UPDATE– MAN SHOT IN MARKHAM
Investigators with the York Regional Police #5 District Criminal Investigations Bureau are appealing for witnesses and searching for suspects after a man was shot outside his home in the City of Markham on Thursday, August 14, 2025, at approximately 5:20 p.m. in the area of McCowan Road and 14th Avenue. For more information, click below.
COMMUNITY HEALTH
CONFIRMED MEASLES CASE IN YORK REGION
To date, there have been five (5) confirmed cases in York Region in 2025. To protect yourself against measles, ensure you have two doses of the measles vaccine. Those born after 1970, especially when travelling within Ontario, Canada or internationally, are encouraged to get vaccinated. To book an appointment for a free vaccine and more information, click below.
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