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WELCOME 3
ABOUT BRAMPTON 4
FEATURED EVENTS 8
DOWNTOWN BRAMPTON 14
ARTS, CULTURE & HERITAGE 20
FOOD 34
PARKS & RECREATIONAL TRAILS 42
SPORTS & RECREATION 48
ATTRACTIONS 54
SHOPPING 60
PLAN YOUR VISIT 62
Find all that Brampton has to offer MAP IT! using the map at the back of this guide. BACK
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CITY OF BRAMPTON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & CULTURE 2 Wellington St. W. Brampton, ON L6Y 4R2 ExperienceBrampton.ca
VISITOR INQUIRIES 905.874.3601 [email protected]
CITY OF BRAMPTON Director Economic Development & Culture Clare Barnett Senior Manager, Cultural Services Kelly Stahl Manager, Tourism & Special Events DOWNLOAD Laura Lukasik OUR GUIDE AT BRAMPTON VISITOR GUIDE PRODUCTION ExperienceBrampton.ca Editorial Direction Laura Lukasik See what’s Content Curation new in 2020! Erica Henry-Jackman Research and Content Associates Tourism & Special Events Michael Ciuffini
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ON THE COVER Front Cover Canada Day Chinguacousy Park/Dave Fryer Back Cover Garden Square & Vivian Lane/Dave Fryer
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The time to visit Brampton is now!
On behalf of the Members of Brampton City Council, I would like to welcome you to the great City of Brampton. lhope you e�oy your�a�
As Canada's 9 th largest city and one of the most diverse, Brampton offers visitors many unique opportunities from many great festivals, music, drama, sports tournaments and a great network of trails and parks to enjoy. Downtown Brampton offers many good restaurants and lots of entertainment at the Rose Theatre and Garden Square.
I invite you to visit Brampton in 2020. I know you will have a great time in our beautiful city.
PATRICK BROWN Mayor, City of Brampton
EXPERIENCEBRAMPTON.CA I 3 ABOUT BRAMPTON Explore and discover exciting attractions and a vibrant city.
WELCOME TO BRAMPTON Let us introduce you to the people, places, events and heritage of Brampton that make us proud. Brampton has grown from a small rural hamlet known as Canada’s Flower Town to one of the country’s fastest-growing cities, defined by a welcoming and diverse community.
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ABOUT BRAMPTON
LARGEST CITY 9TH IN CANADA POPULATION
650,000 2 ND FASTEST GROWING
AVERAGE AGE 36 115 Hello hi YOUNGEST OF CANADA’S LARGEST LANGUAGES CITIES SPOKEN ARTS & CULTURE
25+ PUBLIC PUBLIC ART 8 LIBRARY INSTALLATIONS BRANCHES NATURAL SPACES
8,900+ 217 ACRES OF RECREATIONAL PARKLAND TRAILS 3.6 2 RIVERS MILLION TREES COVERING 18% 5 OF THE CITY 8,000+ planted each year! LAKES
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Brampton is a vibrant community that forms part of the Greater Toronto Area, a region that encompasses Canada’s most important centres of culture and innovation.
Our City is located at the northwest boundary of Toronto, right next to Toronto Pearson International Airport.
A CITY IN MOTION!
BRAMPTON TRANSIT OPERATES Brampton has a fleet of 450 buses and services 74 ROUTES 2,680 including Züm Bus Rapid Transit, Go Shuttle Express and School Routes BUS STOPS
BRAMPTON WON 44 FREE SMART 50 AWARDS 2 EV CHARGING for urban operations and mobility STATIONS in municipal parking lots locate one at: plugshare.com
Plan Your Visit. See events and attractions at: ExperienceBrampton.ca
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CELEBRATE WITH US! Thousands gather to celebrate Canada Day at Chinguacousy Park every year, one of the many events that take place in Brampton. JUNO award-winning Canadian pop superstar Lights performed on the main-stage in 2019.
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Canada Day - Ching Park. CANADA DAY
BRAMPTON WAVES THE MAPLE LEAF Join us at Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park (Ching Park) to celebrate Canada’s birthday. JULY 1, 2020 • Be sure to enjoy all Ching Park has to offer, from mini-putt to picnic areas, a splash pad and more. • Catch an all-Canadian lineup on the MAIN STAGE with a special family show. GET HERE BY BUS! • Cap off an amazing day with a 10pm FIREWORKS show. Free shuttle bus service to Ching Park. • Enjoy an icy beverage in the bramptontransit.com BEER GARDEN or enjoy a bite in the FOOD ZONE.
brampton.ca/canadaday CULTURE DAYS & DOORS OPEN BRAMPTON
SEPTEMBER 25-27, 2020 Enjoy free entertainment and activities all weekend long as Brampton celebrates Culture Days, a collaborative, Canada-wide volunteer movement to raise awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement in local arts and culture. Culture Days activities include art activations that transform the City into a spectacular arts extravaganza showcasing art, dance, theatre and literature. Culture Days 2020 coincides with Doors Open Brampton, a one-day event on September 26 where you can get an inside view of unique buildings all around the city. brampton.ca/doorsopen brampton.ca/culturedays St.Elias the Prophet Church. 10
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WINTER LIGHTS WEEKEND NOVEMBER 20-22, 2020 Welcome the holiday season with Santa and Winterlights in downtown Brampton. Friday, November 20 Celebrate the first lighting of our 60-foot high spruce tree. Enjoy family fun activities at City Hall and kid-friendly entertainment in Ken Whillans Square starting at 6pm. Saturday, November 21 The annual Brampton Santa Claus Parade starts at 5pm. Grab a spot along the route to welcome Santa to town. Friday, November 20 - Sunday, November 22 Celebrate the holidays by shopping at our holiday market while enjoying the whimsical energy of our winter carnival — all located in Garden Square.
brampton.ca/winterlights
Ice carver competes to create frozen sculptures.
NEW GET HERE BY BUS! YEAR’S EVE Free starting at 7PM until end of service. DECEMBER 31, 2020 bramptontransit.com Experience the perfect start to 2021 at our annual New Year’s Eve celebration in downtown Brampton. The evening is filled with free activities and entertainment for the whole family. A few highlights to look forward to include: • Ice skating at Gage Park • Kids’ dance party in the City Hall Conservatory • A dynamic lineup of live entertainment in Garden Square And, it all leads to the midnight finale- a spectacular fireworks display.
brampton.ca/newyearseve Celebrate the New Year in Garden Square.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Don't miss these great community festivals and events. Please visit the individual festival websites or ExperienceBrampton.ca for more information.
SIKH HERITAGE MONTH APRIL 1·30, 2020 The Province of Ontario recognizes April as Sikh Heritage Month. Brampton is home to one of the largest Sikh communities in Canada. Join us to celebrate the rich traditions of Sikh culture. sikhheritagemonth.ca
THE FOLD APRIL 30-MAY 4, 2020 The Festival of Literary Diversity aims to engage readers, inspire writers and empower educators. The FOLD celebrates the diversity of writers and their literature at this annual multi-day event. thefoldcanada.org HERITAGE SOUNDS MUSIC FESTIVAL MAY 16-18, 2020 The Heritage Sounds Music Festival features South Asian music and culture. Both local and international artists perform varying genres of music, at various venues, on multiple days, during this festival that aims to celebrate the City's diversity and encourage cultural sharing. facebook.com/heritagesoundsfest
CHUTNEYFEST SUMMER 2020 ChutneyFest is an explosion of Caribbean and East Indian music, food and culture that showcases local talent and youth initiatives. chutneyfest.com
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ROTARY RIB 'N' ROLL MAY 22-24, 2020 The Rotary Club of Brampton kicks off the summer season with the annual Rotary Rib 'n' Roll. The weekend-long celebration features tasty ribs, a beer garden, entertainment and family activities. ribnroll.com
CARABRAM BRAMPTON'S MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL JULY 10-12, 2020 Carabram has a long history of celebrating Brampton's diversity. Visit the many pavilions representing countries from Canada to Ireland to India, and more showcasing cultural traditions, food and music. Lots of fun for the entire family. carabram.org
VIBRANT BRAMPTON JULY 24& 25, 2020 Vibrant Brampton promotes cross cultural understanding through this inclusive two day festival featuring music and dance. Check out Vibrant Brampton and celebrate our City's diversity. vibrantbrampton.ca
WORLD OF JAZZ SEPTEMBER 11&12, 2020 Don't miss the 4'" Annual World of Jazz festival presented by B-Jazzed. The World of Jazz highlights the breadth of jazz interpretations, from Swing to Bebop to Mambo to Funk and more. 201 9 featured the incredible Count Basie Orchestra! worldofjazz.ca
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MAKING HISTORY Historic downtown Brampton is your destination to enjoy all the City has to offer from arts and entertainment, to food and fun. Reflecting both history and innovation, the giant LED screen of Garden Square sits next to the distinguished Dominion Building, a landmark building by the same architect who built Centre Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
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GARDEN SQUARE
See what's happening, connect with friends or plan a family get-together and meet at our original "Four Corners," the corner of Main and Queen Streets. Garden Square is a vibrant city hub for live entertainment around its stage and giant LED screen and your first stop for entertainment in downtown Brampton. Gather for community events like National Indigenous Peoples Day, Culture Days, New Year's Eve and more. You can look forward to FREE entertainment throughout the year.
BE SOCIAL Share the fun with friends #lnGardenSquare with our free Wi-Fi. GRAB A TABLE Get there early to enjoy seating at The Rose patio. SEE THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Attractions like Gage Park, Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) and The Rose are just steps away. SEE MOVIES AND CONCERTS For listings and times, go to
Music for all ages. brampton.ca/gardensquaree
Raptors NBA playoff game. Free family movies.
See our events calendar at: What's on now. ExperienceBrampton.ca
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BRAMPTON’S INNOVATION DISTRICT BRAMPTON ENTREPRENEUR CENTRE’S NEW CO-WORKING SPACE Take a peek inside “Home of the Hustle.”
Have you visited the Brampton Entrepreneur Centre’s (BEC) new co-working space? The Brampton Entrepreneur Centre is known to insiders as “Home of the Hustle”. The space provides information, workshops, events, guidance and consultations to entrepreneurs in all industry sectors, assisting them to succeed. Since opening in April 2019, the team of talented business advisors has held over 200 tours and 600 one-on-one business consultations with clients and welcomed over 400 entrepreneurs to use the space for hot-desking. Drop in to see us at 41 George St.
BRAMPTON ENTREPRENEUR CENTRE 600+ ONE-ON-ONE BUSINESS CONSULTATIONS
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PERFORMING ARTS The City of Brampton’s Performing Arts sector uncovers, develops and promotes Brampton’s unique cultural identity and creative vibrancy through its pursuit of artistic excellence and deep community engagement.
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CYRIL CLARK LECTURE HALL Renovated in 2019, Cyril Clark Brampton offers an updated, affordable option for lectures, presentations, rehearsal space and smaller-scale performances. An intimate 187-seat proscenium venue, Cyril Clark is complete with modern technical equipment, fixed seating with a focus on accessibility, a bright lobby and two modern dressing rooms. The venue is located in the Heart Lake area of northwest Brampton across from the Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre, adjacent to the Cyril Clark Library Branch.
» MAP ID: 22 / 20 Loafer’s Lake Ln. / 905.874.2800 / therosebrampton.ca
LESTER B. PEARSON THEATRE Located in the Brampton Civic Centre, the Lester B. Pearson Theatre, affectionately known as LBP, has been home to community organizations and productions since 1973. Reopened in October 2019 after an exciting transformation, the new LBP is a creative hub for local performing arts groups, schools, education programs, dance recitals and professional presentations. LBP includes a 400-seat auditorium and adjacent studio space.
» MAP ID: 25 / 110-150 Central Park Dr. 905.874.2800 / therosebrampton.ca
THE ROSE The Rose has become an iconic feature of downtown Brampton, widely recognized for its acoustics, architecture and star performances. It has PLAYING two venues that can accommodate large shows AT THE ROSE and intimate experiences. The Rose hosts over 80 productions per year, comprised of theatre, concerts, HAMLET dance, comedy and cultural events. Opening at the October 2020 Rose in October 2020, celebrated Pakistani-Canadian star Ahad Raza Mir takes on the leading role of Hamlet. This new, fast-paced, visually stunning production will guarantee an unforgettable night at the theatre. Visit the website for the latest schedule of what’s on for the 2020 season.
» MAP ID: 27 / 1 Theatre Lane / 905.874.2800 / therosebrampton.ca
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The Rose Brampton presents enriching and entertaining experiences for audiences of all ages.
Enjoy the best in theatre, music, comedy, and dance on the Mainstage or in our intimate Studio II.
FEATURES Free parking, accessible services, complimentary coat check, lobby bar, and more! GETTING HERE The Rose is served by Brampton Transit, Züm, and GO Transit lines, located just a short walk from the Brampton GO station.
PHOTO: EXCO LEVI, BRAMPTON ARTS WALK OF FAME INDUCTEE, A TRIBUTE TO THE LEGENDS OF REGGAE 2019
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ART GALLERIES BEAUX ARTS BRAMPTON Beaux Arts Brampton, founded in 2002, is an artist-run centre and exhibition space for visual and multi-media artists and photographers. It offers a free admission art gallery, an artisan gift shop, studios and event space. Located near City Hall and The Rose, the gallery is open to the Beaux Arts Brampton - Michael Brennan. public from Wednesday to Friday Farmers' Market in September in the afternoon and on Saturdays. -◄ MAP ID: 21 .,. - » 70 Main St. N./ 1.866.339.7779 I - ��i beauxartsbrampton.org
THE ART GALLERY AT PAMA , l'i�t�; The PAMA gallery space, housed ,� 11 11�ill1i��!�t,� in the former Peel County Office Building, presents rotating works 'jl 1lliM'1)fl) from an extensive permanent : 111&� �\l collection (4,500+ items), traveling exhibitions, retrospectives and the David Somers Works on Paper Gallery. Artists with roots in the community include David Milne, Simon Hughes, Canadian Coronal William Ronald, Ronald Bloore, Mass Ejection, 2013 Charlotte Schreiber and Ted Fullerton. » MAP ID: 26 9 Wellington St. E./ 905.791.4055 pama.peelregion.ca
VISUAL ARTS BRAMPTON ARTWAY GALLERY The Artway Gallery presents recently completed work by local and emerging artists in a variety of subjects, styles and mediums. » MAP ID: 28 1 Bartley Bull Parkway - Suite 10 905.453.9142 visualartsbrampton.com Visual Arts Brampton Artway Gallery.
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PEEL ART GALLERY, MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES (PAMA) PAMA is the premier destination to discover the arts and heritage of Brampton and the Peel Region. Three facilities in one - PAMA focuses on art and history using conversation and stories to help make new connections to the surrounding community. Located in downtown Brampton, across from Brampton City Hall and Gage Park, the PAMA complex consists of four historic buildings - the former Peel County Courthouse (1867), Jail (1867), the Registry Office (1890) and a modernist building in the international style (1959).
» MAP ID: 26 / 9 Wellington St. E. / 905.791.4055 / pama.peelregion.ca
Visit PAMA in downtown Brampton. EXPERIENCEBRAMPTON.CA I 25 Discover Brampton Library! FREE membership, services, programs, eBooks and more!
Coming Soon: Southwest Branch Library 8405 Financial Drive
inspiring connections ARTS, CULTURE & HERITAGE I HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS TRAVEL THROUGH TIME From vast wilderness to Canada's Flower City to the rise of a dynamic urban centre, see the story of Brampton in unique historic attractions.
ALDERLEA
This beautiful buff brick Victorian building, with massive eaves, brackets and bay windows, is next to Gage Park in downtown Brampton. Alderlea was a private estate built between 1865 and 1879 in a classic, Italianate style. It has been restored as a premier space for exhibits and special events. » MAP ID: 20 40 Elizabeth St. S./ 905.874.2133 brampton.ca/alderlea The Alderlea Estate. HISTORIC BOVAIRD HOUSE Step into the historic estate of William and Mossie Bovaird, donated to the city in 1985. This classic, Georgian style farmhouse has been restored to reflect the 1850-1900 time period. Learn more from the volunteers who operate the museum and tours. Explore the grounds to see the restored Pendergast Log House, one of the last known surviving log houses in the City. » MAP ID: 24 History and heritage at Bovaird House. 563 Bovaird Dr. E. / bovairdhouse.com
CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Students first came through these beautiful doors in 1916 and since then, this historic site has housed educational activity for nearly 130 years. It's now a City of Brampton recreation centre and a popular location for film shoots. 24 Alexander St./ 905.874.2810 Traditional school houses a cultural hub.
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CPR STATION RESTORATION Visit Mount Pleasant Village and HERITAGE the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) station, memorializing a time when WALKING TOURS millions of flowers from “Flower Experience Brampton’s history. Town” were shipped by rail, and Pick up or download a guide from thousands of soldiers set off for brampton.ca/walkingtours service overseas. Originally located HIGHLIGHTS in downtown Brampton in 1902, • The Four Corners: the station was rebuilt in 2011 and Our Original Crossroads houses a Brampton Library branch. • The 1880s Octagon House » MAP ID: 84 100 • The Dominion Bell Commuter Dr. / 905.840.4041
KOREAN VETERANS’ NATIONAL WALL OF REMEMBRANCE 2020 BRAMPTON Located at the Meadowvale GHOST WALKS Cemetery is the Korean Veterans’ OCTOBER 10, 17, 24 & 27 National Wall of Remembrance, a Gage Park, 8pm national memorial commemorating afterdarktour.com those Canadians who gave their lives in the war. Meadowvale Cemetery’s veteran section is also home BOVAIRD to the notable sculpture entitled “Conflict.” Located adjacent to the HOUSE EVENT Korean Veterans’ National Wall of HIGHLIGHTS Remembrance is the Ontario Field MAY 3 & 10, 2020 of Honour, ensuring all Veterans 12pm or 2pm, Mother’s Day Tea receive a dignified funeral and burial. OCTOBER 24, 2020 » MAP ID: 29 / 7732 Mavis Rd. (North of Highway 407) / 905.451.3716 7pm, Loaf ‘n’ Ladle Pioneer Supper DECEMBER 5 & 6, 2020 CNR TRAIN STATION 10am to 3pm Railways are a great part of Victorian Christmas Open House our history. The Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) built a grand Romanesque Revival structure in 1907, now the Brampton GO Transit and VIA Rail Station. 31 Church St. W.
The Dominion Bell. CPR Station in Mount Pleasant.
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Brampton is not only known as “Flower City” for the beautiful gardens and landscapes around our parks, boulevards and municipal buildings - flowers are an important part of our heritage. Our roots as the “Flower Town of Canada” began with small family farms that grew into a BRAMPTON thriving greenhouse industry. Brampton was once one of the FLORAL TOURS world’s top exporters of roses, The Brampton Horticultural orchids and cut flowers. Society celebrates its THE ROSE MAN 125th anniversary this year. In the late 1800s, Harry Dale • Celebrate with us by visiting grew a family business one of our many gardens. into one of the largest flower • Escape winter weather growers in the world. at the Chinguacousy GLASS HOUSES Park greenhouse. Brampton’s landscape was • See more than one million once dominated by hundreds spring flowers in bloom, of large glass greenhouses. all planted by City of Brampton staff. BRAMPTON BLOOMS • Spot native species, like The Annual Flower Show is an Trillium, in Brampton’s all classes horticultural and natural woodlands. decorative competition open to residents of Brampton. • Horticulture tours of Sunday, June 14 art and the landscape are 8870 McLaughlin Rd. /. bramptonhort.org accessible to Motor Coach or Bus Tours. For more information please contact Tourism Brampton at 905.874.3601 or [email protected]
Explore floral treasures with our self-guided tour, available online at: ExperienceBrampton.ca
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ART, EVERYWHERE
Art in our parks and public spaces celebrates who we are and reflects Brampton’s dynamic communities and identities. At a crossroads of world cultures, Brampton allows artistic freedom to thrive and serves to inspire our next generation of emerging creators. More than 30 public works of art, supported by public and private sponsors, cultivate our City’s growing cultural legacy.
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3 4 1 » “The River Drew Me Here”, Art Lucs, was unveiled in Sid Manser Park to mark the 200th anniversary of Churchville and symbolizes the historic importance of rivers to farming communities.
5 2 » To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Alderlea in 2017, Tim desClouds created “For the Love of a House,” a replica of the original house fabricated by Milligan Iron Works.
3 » “Family,” in Teramoto Park, is inspired by the strong family ties of new Canadians.
4 » The bronze sculpture called “Young Canada,” in Ken Whillans Square outside City Hall, revolves in motion.
6 5 » Beaux Arts Walk in Vivian Lane features a mini gallery of work by local members of this longstanding, non-profit artist cooperative in downtown Brampton.
6 » Mount Pleasant Village Square features the historic importance of railroads and depicted in the works that echo old railway trestles, tracks, the passage of time and a ghost train.
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ON LOCATION If it looks familiar, it’s because it’s Brampton on the screen Spot scenes in feature movies, TV and digital series, music videos and more recently filmed in Brampton. FILMED HERE SETS STARS SCREENS TITLE
Catherine Reitman, Now streaming Brampton City WORKIN’ MOMS Philip Sternberg, Jessalyn on CBC Gem & Hall West Tower TV Series - Season 3 Wanlim, Alden Adair Netflix, & Season & Gage Park and Season 4 & Ryan Belleville 4 coming 2020
Brenton Thwaites, Brampton Now streaming TITANS Teagan Croft, City Hall on Netflix TV Series - Season 2 Anna Diop
WHAT WE DO IN Taika Waititi, Doug Jones, Downtown Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Brampton streets Now streaming THE SHADOWS Natasia Demetriou and various on FXNOW TV Series - Season 1 & Harvey Guilen businesses
Fab Filippo, Amy Matysio, John Bourgeois, Gore Meadows John Suresh, Nicola Now streaming SAVE ME Community Correia-Damude, Kataem on CBC Gem Digital Series Centre Enoth-Luwunzu O’Connor & Peter Keleghan
Workin’ Moms. Save Me.
Behind the Scenes Titans Season 2. What We Do In The Shadows.
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Screening Here On National Canadian Film Day: APRIL 22, 2020 For Details Visit: ExperienceBrampton.ca
MOVIE BMO IFFSA SCREENS TORONTO GARDEN SQUARE MOVIE NIGHTS 2020 1 Theatre Lane MAY 7–18 Downtown Brampton VARIOUS LOCATIONS » MAP ID: 23 / brampton.ca/gardensquare Brampton hosts parts of the biggest South Asian Film CINEPLEX SILVERCITY Festival in North America BRAMPTON iffsatoronto.com 50 Great Lakes Dr. Trinity Common Mall Highway 410 & Bovaird Dr. » MAP ID: 49 / cineplex.com
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“ Brampton is one of the most exciting cities right now in the GTA for food. There has been an influx of independently owned restaurants that have opened up in the last few years, many of which are focusing on home-style cuisine.”
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SURESH DOSS CBC Toronto Food Guide Brampton’s downtown food scene continues to evolve at a breakneck pace with exciting new food entrepreneurs serving delicious tastes of the world in tiny settings. In one walkable tour, you can sample the best of what Brampton has to offer — global tastes from vibrant personalities.
FOOD TOUR Downtown Brampton
LA FAVORITA gourmet pretzels. Expect just A small convenience and snack that at this tiny blink-and-miss-it store with big spirit. Step in spot where you’ll find a menu and you will immediately feel of savory and sweet pretzels. transported to Latin America, Purists will love the classic pretzel from the aisles stocked with with salt, but if you’re feeling classic Latin pantry staples, to adventurous, I recommend the prepared foods and sauces in the Philly soft style, topped with the fridges. This is the kind of place cinnamon sugar and rock salt. that presents new discoveries The pretzel bites are also very good. with each visit. Stop in for 25 Main St. N. / dasbrezelhaus.com empanadas—the owners curate QUEEN GYPSY up to five styles from all over This bohemian themed restaurant Latin America! Try them with has quickly become an institution the house made hot sauce. in the City. What started off as a 18 Queen St. W. stand at the Farmers’ Market is now SEGOVIA COFFEE a restaurant, where locals go for a This independently owned café taste of Eastern European cooking is at the heart of coffee culture in paired with a well thought-out craft Brampton. Run by a Nicaraguan drink selection. The laid back boho family, Arabica beans are sourced vibes set the tone for classic home- from the Segovia-Matagalpa style cooking and warm service. mountains, where the unique 10 Main St. S. / queengypsybrampton,ca climate and soil conditions give LITTLE SHOP OF ICE CREAM the coffee a distinct chocolate Some of the best cool treats in note. Pair your brew of choice Brampton can be found at this tiny with any of the house treats, hole-in-the-wall food stand located from brigadeiros (bonbons) to in Garden Square. A rotating alfajores (dulce de leche cookies). menu of ice cream flavours rotate 46 Main St. N. / segoviacoffee.ca monthly. Don’t be fooled by the DAS BREZEL HAUS menu, Little Shop is widely praised Imagine a bakery dedicated for their grilled cheese menu. Try entirely to making a variety of the jalapeño sandwich. 1 Theatre Lane / @littleshopbrampton 36
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It is widely recognized that Brampton is one of the most multicultural cities in Canada. Take a drive down Kennedy Road and you'll see this firsthand, as strip malls host thriving independent businesses run by immigrant communities. If there is one road you need to eat through to get a real taste of Brampton's bustling food scene, this is it.
Kennedy Road
VINAYAGAR VILAS Indian cooking. This vegetarian Brampton is home to a sizable Sri place specializes in dosas, rice Lankan community, so you'll see a crepes crisped on a large griddle few Tamil restaurants on Kennedy and served with an assortment road. This is where locals go for of veggie dips and chutneys. a taste of vegetarian and vegan 83 Kennedy Rd. S./ yarldosa.com cooking. There's no shortage of PEPPER SHACK things to try from short eats (stuffed This is a must stop for a taste of fritters), vegetarian curries and home-style Caribbean cooking, from even home-style string hoppers. jerk chicken to pepper shrimp. Run 85 Kennedy Rd. S. Unit 31 / by a husband and wife team, look for vinayagarvilas.webstarts.com daily specials like craw-fish cooked CHE THUY NGA in spices, or jerked fish. The sides are In this small family-run plaza not to be missed. Limited seating spot, you'll find some of the best so it's best for takeout. Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches 143 Clarence St. Unit 14/ outside of South East Asia. mypeppershack.ca French style baguettes are used, VILLAGE OF INDIA SWEETS with all the stuffings made in house, You can't crawl through Brampton from the cured meats to the pickled without visiting a Desi sweet shop. vegetables. The husband-and-wife This one is my favourite, a crowd team also make an assortment of pleaser known for an assortment Vietnamese rice-based desserts. of milk and sugar based treats. 143 Clarence St. Unit 7 The selection can be overwhelming YARL DOSA CORNER but you'll find the staff very helpful. One of Brampton's long standing Order an assorted box and enjoy restaurants, Vari is a staple it with some hot chai. amongst locals seeking South 114 Kennedy Rd. S. / villageofindia.net
Suresh Doss is a food, drink and travel writer based out of Toronto. His essays on food and drink have been featured in a va riety of radio, print and online channels for the last 18 years. Suresh is the food guide for CBC Toronto Metro Morning, where he highlights various places to eat throughout the GTA and beyond. He regularly runs food tours throughout the GTA and in Brampton aimed at highlighting multicultural suburban pockets.
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CHEF JASON ROSSO Chef Owner J. Red and Co. / @Jredandco Why Chef Jason loves eating In Brampton:
"I've been fortunate enough to travel to many places in the world, and without fail I always say the food of this cuisine is better in Brampton. We are fortunate to have so many authentic world cuisines."
KING TA NDOORI sweet relishes, pickles, bitter melon Known for grilled fish and and heavily spiced, thinner curries. succulent tandoori meats, King 107 Kennedy Rd. S. Tandoori is one of Brampton's most ROYAL KABOB popular restaurants. The family Afghani food is well known for owned franchise has two locations tender meats and kebabs, and in the City. Everything is made-to milder Middle Eastern spices. order using imaginative recipes Many dishes use dried fruits and and the chef's years of culinary nuts, and are served with rice, experience in Chandigarh, Punjab. all adding to a mix of textures 1-270 Rutherford Rd. S. 1e11&12 -107 and fragrances. Flavours are Kennedy Rd. S. / kingtandoori.com influenced by Indian chilies, THINUSHA saffron, garam masala, pepper This simple eatery serving Sri and Iranian coriander and mint. hroyalkabob.com Lankan cuisine draws long takeout 284 Queen St. E. / lines filled with those craving TOSHI SUSHI heat and flavour. Sri Lanka was a This authentic Japanese restaurant trading port for the Dutch, Malay located in Brampton is widely and Arab populations, thus its known for its famous homestyle cuisine integrates roasted spices teriyaki and generous servings and coconut milk with non-native of sushi. ingredients. It's also known for 10 Gillingham Dr. Unit 107 / toshi.ca
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CHEF RICK MATHARU Chef Owner Rick's Good Eats @RicksGoodEats Why Chef Rick loves eating in Brampton:
"Eating in Brampton is an adventure! You can travel the world on an authentic culinary experience without ever leaving this beautiful city."
GET GRILL 20 Gillingham Dr. Unit 610 facebook.com/PhoDauBoBrampton Grill's Chef Bab T fuses the flavours of his Nigerian heritage GUDDU'S CHILLI CHICKEN with his love for international Guddu's Chilli Chicken serves cuisines. Recipes bring together Indian style Hakka Chinese the sweetness of Asian cuisine cuisine. In the proud tradition with bold African chilies. of the Hakka Chinese in India, Also on the menu, African-Cajun their spices and ingredients and Mediterranean flavours meld provide a savoury symphony in mouth-watering wraps and plates. that is sure to delight the senses. getgrill.ca 7910 Hurontario St.e/ 20S Van Kirk Dr. Unit 3 / chillichicken.ca
PHO DAU BO SONNY'S DRIVE IN Pho Dau Bo is among Brampton's Sonny's Drive In offers only the many great options for enjoying BEST, from the award winning Vietnamese noodle soup. 'Fresh Cut Fries' to our legendary This popular franchise is known Onion Rings. Sonny's is one of for the rich and creamy beef the last Ma & Pa places to offer broth it creates for its soup a char-broiled hamburger!! base, served with noodles and Established in 1965, Sonny's topped with bean sprouts, green Drive-In has been a destination onion, Thai basil, and strips favourite ever since! of beef sirloin, flank or tripe. 21 Kennedy Rd. N. / sonnysdrivein.com
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CHEF ROYCE LI @royce_li Why Chef Royce loves eating in Brampton: "Brampton is filled with hidden gems that give me the opportunity to explore cuisines from all over the world. I especially like that there are so many independent businesses, which give us the opportunity to support our local community when dining out."
ANNALAKSHMI POS BUENO! This South Indian vegetarian Pos Bueno! is a Mexican restaurant eatery has endless options of and bar, opened in 2003, that savoury and healthy vegetarian has its origins in the state of delights. In addition to its Aguascalientes, Mexico. The menu specialty, crispy crepe-like offered at Pos Bueno! includes dosas, Annalakshmi serves rice a variety of typical dishes from and lentil-based pancakes and different areas of Mexico. fritters such as uttapam, vada 53 George St. S. and idlies accompanied by posbuenorestaurantbar.com @posbuenomexicanfood coconut and tomato chutneys. 10086 Hurontario St. Unit 3&4 annalakshmi.ca RADICA'S HOT & SPICY Radica's Hot & Spicy takes you SALVADORIAN GRILL on a delicious experience with Salvadorian Grill are vendors their Trinidad style Caribbean at the Brampton Farmers' Cuisine. Feast on the Aloo Pie, Market, serving up delicious the Phulowrie, and the best eve r pupusas made to order other Doubles you will have! Salvadorian specialties. 263 Queen St. E. Unit 2 @SalvadorianGrill radicas.com / @radicashotnspicy
LOCALLY MADE
JJ'S BUTTER TARTS SALEM'S LOTT SCARY HOT SAUCES BEST OF JJ's Butter Tarts and Pastry Co. is a family business offering the Created by a Brampton-based finest handcrafted creations musician, Salem's Lott Scary Hot BRAMPTON made with all natural ingredients. Sauces has unique flavours with jjbakes.ca just the right amount of kick. BITES salemslotthotsauces.com
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INFLUENCER KIEFER NAZARETH mrsocialeats / @socialeatsmedia Why Kiefer loves eating in Brampton:
"I love eating in Brampton because of the diversity. I have the opportunity of tasting foods from all around the world without even leaving Brampton!"
TONINO'S PIZZERIA J.RED& CO.
Great traditions make great foods. Food Network chef Jason Rosso Authentic Italian food inspired by has brought his passion for true Italian heritage. Made with gastronomy to J. Red's, which fresh quality ingredients following features an eclectic menu of timeless family recipes. Tonino's has international and contemporary served Brampton residents for more foods to reflect his extensive than 17 years, and their family has travels. The restaurant has a been creating fine Italian foods for rustic urban feel, with wooden the Greater Toronto Area since 1967. tables, low lighting and 10088 McLaughlin Rd.e/ toninospizza.ca Afro-Cuban inspired decor. jredandco.com FOOD FIGHT BBQ BAR 341 Main St. N. / HOLY SHAKES Food Fight specializes in meats smoked over Ontario hickory The treats at Holy Shakes, and maple wood, seasoned a fun and creative waffle bar, with sensational house-made that will tingle your taste-buds. sauces such as mango habanero Choose from Gourmet Fusion and coffee jerk. The menu also Milkshakes, CakeShakes, includes a smoked vegan burger. or Delicious Waffle Sticks. 100 Maritime Ontario Blvd. 10 Gillingham Drive, Unit 113 foodfightbbq.com holyshakes.ca
JAMIE'S CRACKED CORN MACARONZ THE PIE GUYZ Using large, GMO-free kernels Brampton's original macaron Savoury meat and vegetarian with fewer husks, Jamie's boutique and high tea salon. pies from The Pie Guyz are Cracked Corn gets popped in Indulge in French inspired inspired by the owners' South real kettles. in small batches. confections, tea and macaron African roots. and feature jamiescrackedcorn.com ice cream sandwiches! flavours like Palak Paneer. macaronz.com thepieguyz.com
41 PARKS & RECREATIONAL TRAILS Spend time outdoors to explore forests, lakes, parks and wilderness trails – all without leaving the City.
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» MAP ID: 74 / 1660 North Park Dr. / 905.791.7751 / brampton.ca/parks
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GAGE PARK
Gage Park is easily recognizable with its landmark gazebo, mature trees and magnificent flowers. In Brampton's historic downtown, this is an excellent spot for a summer picnic or family fun in the play area and spray pad. Gage Park features the region's loveliest outdoor ice-skating trail in winter. » MAP ID: 70 Main St. S. & Well ington St. W./ 905.874.2665
Gage Park. CREDITVIEW SANDALWOOD PARK
The landscaping, sports fields and Advanced technologies conserve rainwater and drainage. Water from facilities throughout Creditview Park the splash pad is stored and used were designed with sustainability to irrigate the near by soccer fields. in mind. A recent addition is the Creditview Activity Hub, the first of its kind with facilities and play structures that are fully accessible to include the needs of people with physical, mental and emotional challenges. » MAP ID: 64 / 10510 Creditview Rd
DONALD M. GORDON Creditview Sandalwood Park. CHINGUACOUSY PARK
Brampton's destination park has a unique array of amenities including a ski hill and chalet, curling rink, winterized tennis courts, beach volleyball, sports fields and the Terry Fox Track and Field Stadium. Family favourites include mini golf, a spray pad, a greenhouse, a petting zoo and pony rides. Explore the ponds by paddleboat in summer, or glide along an ice skating trail in winter. » MAP ID: 66 Chinguacousy Park » Peter Cogan. 9050 Bramalea Rd./ 905.458.655S
For complete park listings visit: Brampton.ca/Parks
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CLAIREVILLE CONSERVATION AREA
Popular among local hikers, cyclists and bird-watchers, Claireville Conservation Area is nearly 850 acres of protected natural and forested land that forms a passive conservation area that's alive with wildlife and wildflowers. Claireville encompasses wetlands, valleys, forests and grasslands along the west branch of the Humber River. Visitors are asked to please observe the list of permitted activities and respect trail rules and etiquette. » MAP ID: 62 / 8180 Regional Road 50, north of Steel es Ave.e/ 416.667. 6295
HEART LAKE CONSERVATION PAR K Heart Lake Conservation Park is named after the shape of one of its two spring-fed kettle lakes formed by glaciers more than 10,000 years ago. Located within the Etobicoke Creek watershed, these lands feature natural spaces as well as seasonal amenities like the Wild Wetland Splash Pad and Pool. Activities include hiking trails, fishing, picnic areas and a place to rent pedal and row boats. » MAP ID: 71 10818 Heart Lake Rd.e/ 416.667.e6295
Claireville Conservation Area. Heart Lake Conservation Park.
INDIAN LINE CAMPGROUND Enjoy an outdoor adventure with family and friends, whether your preference is a tent, trailer or RV camping holiday. This full-service campground is open seasonally. » MAP ID: 10 / 7625 Finch Ave. W. / 1.855.811.0111
EXPERIENCEBRAMPTON.CA I 45 PARKS & RECREATIONAL TRAILS I RECREATIONAL TRAILS RECREATIONAL TRAILS Hike, bike, walk, run or cross-country ski along one of Brampton's four main recreational trail systems offering over 33 kilometres of guided and paved pathways throughout the City. Look for wayfinding signs along your route and plan time to stop for new discoveries and adventures.
1 » ETOBICOKE CREE K RECREATIONAL TRAIL
The Etobicoke Creek Recreational Trail - the longest trail in Brampton - extends nearly 17 kilometres between the City's southern and northern boundaries. Following the creek through parks, urban forests and wildflower fields, this recreational trail has few road interruptions, allowing for long and peaceful excursions. » MAP ID: 68 / Photo » @akamarpreet
2 » CHINGUACOUSY RECREATIONAL TRAIL
The Chinguacousy Recreational Trail winds through several Brampton neighbourhoods, from Victoria Park in Bramalea extending 10 kilometres north to Dixie Road and Countryside Drive. While traveling this recreational trail, you will visit a stretch of suburbs, green spaces and local urban attractions.e» MAP ID: 61
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3 » ESKER LAKE RECREATIONAL TRAIL
Taking you into some of the City's most treasured parks, green spaces and conservation areas, the Esker Lake Recreational Trail showcases nature's best. Plan a couple of hours or make a full day of it with many options for activities en route, both urban and wild. » MAP ID: 69 /Photoe» @dougyb64
4 » DON DOAN RECREATIONAL TRAIL
Running parallel to Chinguacousy Recreational Trail, the Don Doan Recreational Trail is a predominantly suburban recreational trail that takes you through the east side of Bramalea neighbourhoods. Wayfinding signs navigate you approximately 11 kilometres north to Brampton's popular beach and public swimming area, Professor's Lake. » MAP ID: 65
S » The colourful, artistic mural on the surface of the Franceschini Bridge is the first of its kind, unveiled by the City of Brampton in 2018. A once abandoned road crossing has been reimagined as a recreational trail link for cyclists and pedestrians, connecting the Esker Lake Recreational Trail across Highway 410, for safe and easy access.
EXPERIENCEBRAMPTON.CA I 47 SPORTS & RECREATION Whether you’re here to play with a team or just looking to try your skills at something new, Brampton’s love of sports shines.
FOUNDERS CUP BRAMPTON EXCELSIORS’ 150TH ANNIVERSARY Lacrosse in Brampton has had a rich and enduring history. Building on Canada’s indigenous roots, lacrosse emerged in Brampton in the 1870s and has become an important ingredient of our City’s distinctive character. The Brampton Excelsiors’ holds the enviable legacy of being the longest-running amateur community-owned sports franchise in Canada.
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CAA Centre is a versatile sports and entertainment complex featuring four NHL rinks, a 5,000-seat capacity venue for concerts, trade shows, events and championships. Grab a bite at the 250-seat restaurant, visit the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame, then see a home game of the Brampton Beast, East Coast Hockey League affiliate of the NH L's Ottawa Senators. » MAP ID: 42 / 7575 Kennedy Rd. 5. / 905.459.9340 / caacentre.com
PUBLIC SKATING RINKS Take part in a great Canadian winter activity at any one of Brampton's outdoor skating rinks and trails.
CHINGUACOUSY PARK Take advantage of wintry Chinguacousy Park Skate Trail. days or evenings (until 10PM) to try Brampton's longest outdoor skating trail. » MAP ID: 66 9050 Bra ma lea Rd.e/ 905.458.6555
GAGE PARK Enjoy a whimsical evening Covered rink at Gore Meadows. on a skating trail decked out in festive holiday lights. » MAP ID: 70 Main St. S. & Wellington St. W. 905.874.2000
MOUNT PLEASANT VILLAGE The beautiful square at Mount Pleasant Village features an outdoor skating rink every winter. Mount Chinguacousy » @thatsga » MAP ID: 84 80 Commuter Dr.e/ 905.840.4041 SKIING, TUBING &
GORE MEADOWS SNOWBOARDING COMMUNITY CENTRE Mount Chinguacousy is your Skate under the cool dome of destination for fun winter sports. Brampton's newest covered The hill is open late December outdoor ice rink. There's a small through March, weather entry fee and times reserved permitting. Entrance to the Ski for toddlers and beginners. Chalet is at the corner of Central 10150 The Gore Rd.e/ 905.874.3477 Park Dr. and Bramalea Rd.
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The City of Brampton offers several skateboard and BMX parks open daily from 9AM - 10PM (weather and daylight permitting). Visit ExperienceBrampton.ca for complete listings. HORSEBACK RIDING
CLAIREVILLE RANCH Enjoy a peaceful, guided trail ride through acres of natural forests or sign up for a lesson. » MAP ID: 63 8742 Claireville Conservation Rd. / 905.794.0700 / clairevilleranch.com CREDITVIEW STABLES One of Ontario's best-known riding schools offers lessons and camps year round. Please note, recreational trail rides are not offered. 7734 Creditview Rd. / 905.451.8654 / creditviewstables.ca
GOLF COURSES STREETSVILLE GLENN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB BRAMPTON GOLF CLUB A short, 18-hole, par-62 executive Private club with an 18-hole course course popular for a quick round. offers reciprocal privileges. 1876 Hailstone Rd. / 905.451.9325 7700 Kennedy Rd. S. / 905.457.5700 golfstreetsvilleglen.com bramptongolf.com TURNBERRY GOLF CLUB LIONHEAD GOLF & Public, 18-hole, par-56 course CONFERENCE CENTRE set on challenging terrain. Semi-private club with two 10100 Heart Lake Rd. / 905.500.4653 championship courses. turnberrygolf.ca 8525 Mississauga Rd. / 905.455.8700 golflionhead.com DRIVING RANGES PARKSHORE GOLF COURSE Ontario's longest 9-hole facility, BRAMPTON GOLF RANGE stretching over 3,600 yards. 20 Edenbrook Hill Dr. / 905.450.8753 7797 Goreway Dr. / 905.458.4433 parkshoregolfclub.ca IRANGE TORONTO 7855 Finch Ave. W. PEEL VILLAGE GOLF COURSE irangetoronto.com Challenging 9-hole course operated by the City of Brampton, THE OLD PRO DRIVING RANGE set in a wildlife sanctuary. 2055 Bovaird Dr. W. / 905.456.0072 29A Hartford Trail / 905.874.2995 theoldprodrivingrange.com
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DARE TO DO THIS Zip, fly, climb, swing and trek through the forest canopy and make it an adventure you will never forget at Treetop Trekking Brampton! Conveniently located at Heart Lake Conservation Park.
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Get your adrenaline flowing at these high-energy Brampton attractions designed for thrill-seekers and family fun.
AEROSPORTS TRAMPOLINE PARK Have more fun together at the GTA's best place to play. Family friendly facility takes kids of all ages to new heights in this indoor park that features trampolines, two storey ninja course, climbing walls, dodgeball court, arcade games and a new Toddler Zone for young ones. Parents can play too, or enjoy lounge seating on the sidelines with big screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and delicious food choices at the Snack Shack. Aerosports Trampoline Park. » MAP ID: 40 100 Westcreek Blvd./ 905.796.2376 aerosportsparks.ca/brampton
BATTLE ARCHERY Battle Archery puts a fun twist on classic games. Enjoy a slice of medieval life by playing Battle Archery, Nerf Wars or LARP: the real-life adventure board game! Play popular, top-rated games like Archery Tag or Archery Dodgeball, which have you dip, duck, dive and dodge your way Battle Archery » @chemiste27 around an intricate course. » MAP ID: 41 8052 To rbram Rd./ 905.458.2285 battlearchery.com
FORMULA KARTWAYS Experience the thrill and speed of motor sport racing in the safety of a controlled, indoor go-kart track. Call to book your race time. Drivers must be 13 years or older. » MAP ID: 43 79 Bramsteele Rd./ 905.459.1073 formulakartways.com Formula Kartways.
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GLOWZONE 360 GlowZone 360 features a challenging 18-hole, glow-in-the-dark mini golf course, a 4,000-sq.-ft. themed Laser Tag Arena and a large games arcade, all under one roof! Whether you bring family, friends, your sports team or a birthday party, enjoy a great experience you can return to again and again. » MAP ID: 44 7-9446 McLaughlin Rd. N. / 905.497. 4569e glowzone360.com Play games at GlowZone 360.
PAINTBALL NATION Take aim at Brampton's outdoor paintball facility, open to the public Saturdays and Sundays from spring to fall. The space can also be booked for private events and parties for groups of 20 or more, any time and day of the week. » MAP ID: 45 / 7575 Kennedy Rd. 5. 647.707.8476 I paintballnation.ca
PERPLEXITY ESCAPE GAMES Make a mark at Paintball Nation. You and your friends will face fun-filled challenges to free yourself and figure out how to find the exit. Each themed room presents your group with different scenarios to try to break out of, including an interrogation room, an eerie farmhouse, a broken down elevator and a creepy motel. » MAP ID: 46 / 2-56 Bramsteele Rd. 905. 595.8583 / perplexity.ca
ROLLERPLEX ANeD Find the way out at Perplexity. ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Brampton's newest amusement complex offering fun and fitness on wheels. Skate n' Play on the roller rink or test your driving skills on the motion sensor car racing simulators to hit top speeds. If wheels aren't your thing, there's a karaoke room available for up to 16 guests and party rooms for your next event! » MAP ID: 48 11-284 Orenda Rd. (between West Dr. & Dixie Rd.)e 905.450.8680 / rollerplex.ca Lace up at Rollerplex. EXPERIENCEBRAMPTON.CA I 57 ATTRACTIONS
STRYKE TARGET RANGE
Test your hand-eye coordination in this massive 10,000 sq ft facility that features 12 short ranges for throwing axes and knives, as well as eight long ranges for archery and air guns. Get ready to take aim with a group of friends today by booking ahead. Stryke Target Range is a one-of-a-kind venue to celebrate a birthday or host a corporate teambuilding event with axe throwing, knife throwing, archery and air guns. » MAP ID: 50 / 5-240 Clarence St. / 1.855.478.7953 stryke.ca @sonjavadori TOPROC K CLIMBING Climb to great heights without leaving the City at Brampton's first indoor rock climbing gym opened in 2017. Toprock Climbing offers a wide variety of programs, lessons and activities suitable for family fun, first-time climbers and experienced rock crushers alike. Look for owners Kevin Allen and Trevor Davis who share their passion for climbing through training, teaching pro techniques and friendly community socials. Toprock is open everyday and drop-ins are welcome! » MAP ID: 51 / 8-284 Orenda Rd. / 905.452.5444 toprockclimbing.ca Toprock Climbing TREETOP TREKKING BRAMPTON
Zip, fly, climb and trek your way through a canopy of trees at the Heart Lake Conservation Area. You can unleash your sense of adventure at Treetop Trekking's zip line and aerial game park in Brampton. Courses range from beginner to advanced, suitable for adults, teens and kids as young as nine (minimum 55 inches in height). Work your way through a series of obstacles from tree to tree, such as suspended bridges, swings and balance logs. Don't miss the king of all zip line experiences - two 1,000-foot zip lines that cross right over the lake. The park's regular season runs from early April to the end of October. Reservations are recommended. » MAP ID: 52 / 10818 Heart Lake Rd. / 905.970.0090 treetoptrekking.com/parks/brampton Treetop Trekking Brampton
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CTRL V BRAMPTON Ctrl V is Brampton’s premier Virtual Reality Arcade. Come visit us and see how easy and fun VR is! We focus on making our facilities welcoming, safe, and awe-inspiring. With 14 VR stations, 50 games and experiences, there’s something for everyone! Great for parties, team building, corporate events and fun! Come experience an incredible and unparalleled adventure from ridding the world of zombies to testing your fear of heights. Recommended ages 8+. Book online to guarantee your time slot. Ctrl V
» MAP ID: 55 / 239 Queen St. E. / 905.216.0385 / ctrlv.ca
WET’N’WILD TORONTO Canada’s newest waterpark is right here in Brampton. Wet’n’Wild Toronto opened in 2017 on the site of the former Wild Water Kingdom. The park has invested more than $25 million in new rides and attractions. There’s fun for everyone from Wet’n’Wild Junior for the very young to the Oh Canada! Drop slide for the very Take a dip at adventurous to free-fall down a near-vertical Wet’N’Wild waterpark. chute. You can also relax poolside, rent a VIP cabana or just lounge by the wave pool.
» MAP ID: 53 / 7855 Finch Ave. W. / 416.369.0123 wetnwildtoronto.com
WILDCARD BOARD GAME CAFE This new café has stacks of board games available including favourites like Monopoly and Settlers of Catan, as well as the popular South Asian game of Carrom. The menu includes comfort food that spans halal and vegan options to unique Cheats & eats at treats like chocolate nachos and milkshakes. Wildcard Board Game Cafe. » MAP ID: 54 / 35 Main St. N. / 905.456.6449 wildcardcafe.com
PLAYDIUM BRAMPTON NOW OPEN Opened last summer, this new 45,000 sq ft entertainment complex was specially designed for young adults and families looking for a fun night out. The complex has casual dining options, arcade video games and interactive activities including virtual reality, bowling, rope courses and laser tag. The facility houses a cinema screen so movie lovers can catch the latest blockbuster.
» MAP ID: 47 / 20 Biscayne Cres. / 905.769.9070 / cineplex.com
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Shop in Brampton for shops, services and retailers. everything from fashions » MAP ID: 81 / 499 Main St. S. / shopswb.com to fresh produce TRINITY COMMON MAJOR This large outdoor mall, at the corner of Highway 410 and Bovaird CENTRES Dr., features more than 60 big-box retailers and popular stores. BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE » MAP ID: 82 / 100 Great Lakes Dr. Brampton’s largest enclosed shopping centre is a premier destination for top brands LOCAL with more than 350 stores and MARKETS services. » MAP ID: 80 / 25 Peel Centre Dr. BRAMPTON bramaleacitycentre.ca FARMERS’ MARKET Brampton’s largest and DOWNTOWN BRAMPTON longest-running outdoor market is Stroll the heritage streets and lanes unlike any other, bringing you the to find treasures in unique shops, absolute best of what the region jewelry boutiques, sweet shops and has to offer. More than 60 vendors art studios as you enjoy dynamic provide Ontario-grown fresh cafes and restaurants. fruits, vegetables and artisan- » MAP ID: 83 / Queen and Main Streets crafted goods. Your shopping downtownbramptonbia.ca experience will be enhanced by great entertainment. SHOPPERS WORLD BRAMPTON » MAP ID: 83 This is Brampton’s original shopping Saturday mornings destination and is home to 165 June 20 – October 10
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THE BIG'R APPLE FARM THE COUNTRY APPLE STORE Apples, strawberries, pumpkins, This roadside market sells locally snow peas, squash and sweet sourced foods and produce peas are available in season. including fresh apples, baked 8674 Heritage Rd. goods and spiced apple cider. 647.929.5408 8605 Heritage Rd. huttonville.com/bigrapplefarm 905.455.8202 alferriandsons.ca CARL LAIDLAW ORCHARDS Apples and pears available from THE APPLE FACTORY September to mid-October. A staple country grocer in 9496 Heritage Rd. Brampton, open year-round for 905.456.2095 farm fresh fruits, vegetables, carllaidlaworchards.ca treats, sweets and more! 10024 Mississauga Rd. SUNNY ACRE FARMS 905.846.3715 applefactory.com Raspberries, red and black currants and garlic available in season. 9519 Winston Churchill Blvd. PRINCE OF WALES 905.876.5629 COUNTRY MARKET sunnyacrefarms.com This family-run market, open year round, prides itself on the quality of its products. 2548 Embleton Rd. 905.455.8136
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Brampton is just 15 minutes by limo, taxi or car from Toronto Pearson International Airport
Brampton Transit Route 115 Airport Express bus runs from Terminal One to the Bramalea Terminal, near Bramalea City Centre bramptontransit.com / 905.874.2999
GETTING AROUND
Use of seat belts and You must be age 19 child car seats are or older to purchase mandatory in Canada or consume alcohol 19+ or cannabis in Ontario Speed limits are 50 km/h (30 mph) Smoking is not 50 on streets, and 100 permitted in public km/h (60 mph) on Please smoke only in highways, unless designated areas posted otherwise. Don’t travel with Our currency is cannabis! While use $ the Canadian dollar is legal and regulated Denominations under for adults, it remains $5 are coins: $1 is illegal to transport known as a “loonie”, cannabis across the and $2 a “toonie” Canadian border
VISITORS DAY TRIPS TO BLUE MOUNTAINS CANADA NORTH - 90 mins
For visa, travel and tourist DOWNTOWN TORONTO EAST - 40 mins information, be sure to PASS visit: goingtocanada.gc.ca ELORA GORGE WEST - 60 mins
To find out if you need a visa NIAGARA FALLS or an Electronic Travel SOUTH - 90 mins Authorization (eTA) to visit or transit through Canada visit: cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp
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TRANSPORTATION FARES Brampton Transit is a pay-as-you-board transit Pay with cash system that offers service throughout the (exact change please) or PRESTO, a reusable City with connections to surrounding areas. smart card available Get there by bus safely, on time and in comfort. at all terminals.
Find schedules, maps and real-time resources online. BramptonTransit.com or call 905.874.2999
TRANSIT TERMINALS ZÜM Free Wi-Fi is available at all Züm is Brampton Transit’s of the major terminals. bus rapid transit (BRT) service. Bramalea Terminal Hop on any of the five routes. 160 Central Park Dr. 501 Züm Queen Brampton Gateway Terminal Downtown Terminal to York University 501 Main St. S. 502 Züm Main Downtown Terminal Sandalwood Parkway to the Mississauga City Centre Terminal 8 Nelson St. W. Trinity Common Terminal 511 Züm Steeles Lisgar GO Station to Humber College 164 Great Lakes Blvd. 505 Züm Bovaird GO TRANSIT Mount Pleasant GO Station to Malton GO Station Three GO Train Stations on the Toronto-Kitchener GO rail 561 Züm Queen West Downtown Terminal to corridor serve Brampton. Mount Pleasant GO Station 1.888.GET.ON.GO (438.6646) TTY 1.800.387.3652 gotransit.com Bramalea GO Station TRANSIT TIPS 1713 Steeles Ave. Cash fare is $4 or buy a Brampton GO Station PRESTO card at a Brampton 31 Church St. W. Transit terminal for discounts. Mount Pleasant GO Station PHONE: Call 905.874.2999 1600 Bovaird Dr. W. and speak to a live agent. ONLINE: Plan a trip VIA RAIL using Google Transit. Brampton Station TRIPLINX: Use triplinx.ca 31 Church St. W. (downtown) or the Triplinx app to plan trips 1.888.842.7245 / TTY 1.800.268.9503 in and around Brampton. viarail.ca
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WHERE TO STAY
Comfort Inn Brampton Home2 Suites By Hilton » MAP ID: 1 Toronto Brampton 5 Rutherford Rd. S. / 905.452.0600 » MAP ID: 8 200 Steelwell Rd. / 905.216.1464 Courtyard By Marriott » MAP ID: 2 Marigold Hotel 90 Biscayne Cres. / 905.455.9000 » MAP ID: 11 226 Queen St. E. / 905.451.6000 Days Inn Brampton » MAP ID: 3 Monte Carlo Inn Brampton 260 Queen St. E. / 905.457.8880 » MAP ID: 12 45 Coventry Rd. / 905.453.5200 Fairfield Inn & Suites By Marriott » MAP ID: 4 Motel 6 Toronto-Brampton 150 Westcreek Blvd. / 905.874.7177 » MAP ID: 13 160 Steelwell Rd. / 905.451.3313 Hampton Inn By Hilton Brampton » MAP ID: 5 Park Inn By Radisson Brampton 8710 The Gore Rd. / 905.488.4888 » MAP ID: 14 150 Nexus Ave. / 905.230.5858 Hilton Garden Inn Brampton » MAP ID: 6 Quality Inn & Suites 2648 Steeles Ave. E. / 905.595.5151 » MAP ID: 15 30 Clark Blvd. / 905.454.1300 Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Brampton West Indian Line Campground » MAP ID: 9 » MAP ID: 10 200 Steelwell Rd. / 905.216.4104 7625 Finch Ave. W. / 905.678.1233 Holiday Inn Express Sheridan College Residences Hotel & Suites (Reno Summer 2020) » MAP ID: 7 » MAP ID: 16 10 Nevets Rd. / 905.791.7433 7897 Mclaughlin Rd. / 905.874.4393
FOR GROUP SALES Please contact Brampton Accommodation Group (BAG). BAG is committed to assisting sport event organizers and groups with their accommodation needs. Please contact Sport Brampton at [email protected] or [email protected] who will be happy to assist with the process.
More travel info online! ExperienceBrampton.ca
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HOME 2 SUITES BY HILTON TORONTO BRAMPTON PARKS & RECREATIONAL TRAILS BL VDL 1 8 I5 ARIO ST RD N 52 9 HILTON GARDEN INN TORONTO/BRAMPTON WEST I5 60 ANDREW MCCANDLESS PARK C2 WANLESS DR 71 COUNTRYSIDE DR 10 INDIAN LINE CAMPGROUND O5 61 CHINGUACOUSY TRAIL J3 22
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CHINGUACOUSY 20 ALDERLEA DOWNTOWN 70 GAGE PARK DOWNTOWN MAIN ST N 66 3 21 BEAUX ARTS BRAMPTON DOWNTOWN 71 HEART LAKE CONSERVATION PARK I1 DOWNTOWN 11 3 CYRIL CLARK LECTURE HALL 22 H2 72 NORTON PLACE PARK I4 MAP 80 TORBRAM RD QUEEN ST W 1 72 7 QUEEN ST E Vaughan 23 GARDEN SQUARE DOWNTOWN 73 PEEL VILLAGE GOLF COURSE G5 12 5 14 15 CREDITVIEW RD 44 25 24 HISTORIC BOVAIRD HOUSE H2 74 PROFESSOR'S LAKE PARK K2 63 67 50 25 LESTER B. PEARSON THEATRE J4 SHOPPING 48 & 51 26 PEEL ART GALLERY, MUSEUM & ARCHIVES (PAMA) DOWNTOWN 4 62 AGE RD 46 27 THE ROSE BRAMPTON DOWNTOWN 80 BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE J3 81 43 41 WEST DR 6 VISUAL ARTS BRAMPTON 81 SHOPPERS WORLD BRAMPTON F4 MCLAUGHLIN RD 28 G5 73 47 53 HERIT STEELES AVE 8 & 9 29 KOREAN VETERANS' NATIONAL WALL OF REMEMBRANCE E5 82 TRINITY COMMON I2 28 83 BRAMPTON FARMERS’ MARKET DOWNTOWN 2 40 13 ATTRACTIONS 29 16 10 84 MOUNT PLEASANT VILLAGE MARKET D2 4 40 AEROSPORTS TRAMPOLINE PARKS BRAMPTON I5 5 TRANSIT 42 & 45 41 BATTLE ARCHERY K4 42 CAA CENTRE G5 BRAMPTON TRANSIT BRAMALEA TERMINAL J3 43 FORMULA KARTWAYS H4 BRAMPTON TRANSIT BRAMPTON GATEWAY TERMINAL F4 44 GLOWZONE 360 ACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT F3 BRAMPTON TRANSIT DOWNTOWN TERMINAL DOWNTOWN Toronto 45 PAINTBALL NATION G5 BRAMPTON TRANSIT TRINITY COMMON TERMINAL I2 46 PERPLEXITY ESCAPE GAMES H4 BRAMALEA GO STATION J5
47 PLAYDIUM H5 MOUNT PLEASANT GO STATION D2 Toronto Pearson International Airport 48 ROLLERPLEX ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE I4 BRAMPTON GO STATION DOWNTOWN 49 SILVERCITY BRAMPTON CINEMAS I2 BRAMPTON VIA STATION DOWNTOWN
TTVisitorGuidesForBrampton2020_Map_VF1.indd 2 2020-01-06 6:20 PM Travel tools to plan the best shopping routes. Brampton 7iansi � Designated stops near malls. YOURS. FOR LIFE. Because shopping is a competitive sport. And what drives you, drives us. b ram pto ntran sit.com