Brooklin Harvest Festival

Enjoy the rich autumn colours and bountiful fall produce in Downtown Brooklin and Grass Park!

Brooklni Harvest Festival

Event Details 

  • Date and time:
    Saturday, September 19, 2020
    10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
  • Location
    Grass Park (41 Baldwin Street) Downtown Brooklin
  • Cost
    This event is free to attend

Download the event poster.

Event Schedule

Check back in September for the full event schedule.


Event Highlights

  • Businesses and restaurants on Baldwin Street invite you to shop sidewalk sales, pop into unique shops and meet the local owners.
  • Community vendors offer fruits, vegetables, food, flowers, baked goods, and unique, homemade products.
  • Enjoy the Adventure Zone with Rock wall, dunk tank, Kids’ Zone with inflatable corn maze, interactive activities, balloon artist and scarecrow scavenger hunt.
  • Relax in comfortable Adirondack chairs and take in the local entertainment at the main Stage in Grass Park.

Accessing the Event

Road closures: Harvest Festival is a pedestrian focused event. To provide safe, accessible aisles for pedestrian traffic the following roads will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 14:

  • Baldwin Street North from Cassels Road to Way Street
  • Roebuck Street
  • Cassels Road East from Baldwin Street to Church Street
  • Portions of Durham Street, Princess Street and Campbell Street

Driving: Highway 12 traffic will detour north of Brooklin at Columbus Road and south of Brooklin at Winchester Road. Access routes throughout Brooklin are available for local traffic.

Parking: Residents are encouraged to use active transportation to access this event. Limited parking is available in the following lots:

  • Downtown Brooklin municipal parking lot (3 Vipond Road)
  • Brooklin Memorial Park (access off St. Thomas Street)

On-street parking is available in Downtown Brooklin – please obey all parking signs and by-laws.

Active Transportation: Residents are encouraged to walk, bike or use other forms of active transportation to access Harvest Festival. This event includes road closures and its pedestrian focused.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is this event accessible?
    Yes. Harvest Festival is an outdoor event, taking place on the streets of Downtown Brooklin.
  • Can I bring my dog?
    Yes, dogs are welcome as long as they are on a leash, under control of their owner and owner’s pick-up after them.
  • Are there shuttle buses/transportation for the event?
    No. Harvest Festival is pedestrian focused and event goers are encouraged to use active transportation to access the event.