Things to Do in Niagara Falls
Canada’s premier destination, the Niagara region compliments popular attractions, such as the Skylon Tower and Fallsview Casino by providing tourists and locals a like with new events every month, so no visit will be the exact same in Niagara.
Niagara Falls is considered one of the popular destinations in Canada, and with that type of recognition you can be assured that the region hosts and runs events regularly so no week is ever the same. Some of the notable events in the Niagara Falls region that are hosted annually are the Winter Festival of Lights, various Wine Festivals and the ever growing New Year’s Eve bash to close out the year that features today’s popular musical head-liners.
Take a look below at some of the events the region of Niagara has to offer.
September 2014 Events
- Miss Robin Bank$ (September 4)
- Niagara Food Festival (September 5 – September 7)
- Bravo Niagara International Music Festival (September 5)
- Guided Spirit Walks (September 5 – September 13)
- Majestic Monarchs Event (September 6)
- Murder Mystery (September 6)
- Polo Niagara (September 6)
- Autumn in the Glen Tour (September 6)
- Grimsby Festival of Art (September 6 – September 7)
- Historical Walking Tour (September 7)
- Annual Harvest BBQ (September 7)
- Grand Canadian Steampunk Exhibition (September 12 – September 14)
- Annual Harvest BBQ at Reif Estate Winery (September 12)
- Wine Country Fare: Party in the Vineyard (September 13)
- Exploring the Experiential in Art (September 13)
- World Animal Day (September 13)
- Niagara Natural Baby (September 13)
- Zombie Mud Run (September 13)
- Annual Reiger Begonia Display (September 13 – October 19)
- Niagara Wine Festival (September 18 – September 28)
- Niagara Falls Barrelman (September 21)
- The Four Lads & The Four Aces: Moment to Remember (September 24)
- Ken Lavigne (September 25)
- Whose Live Anyway? (September 27)
- 63rd Annual Grande Parade (September 27)
- Ghost Tours of Niagara – Experience Fort George After Dark (September 28)
