Check out this listing from Peter Papousek at ReMax on Lakeshore Road:

After four years of serving up pizza, panini, and gelato, Oven 360 Burlington has announced it will be closing at the end of this month. The owners shared their gratitude for the community’s support, from families and sports teams to loyal regulars who kept them busy since day one. If you’re a fan of their delicious pies, this is the last chance to stop by, grab a slice, and say goodbye.

The Orchard Community Picnic returns Saturday, September 13 from noon to 4 PM at Orchard Community Park, bringing an afternoon of food, music, and family-friendly fun. Guests can enjoy tasty bites from Food Truck Alley, browse local vendor booths, and relax with live performances. Kids will stay busy with games like tug o’ war, disc golf, and hula hooping, while bubbles, music, and community spirit keep the park buzzing.

Back to back weekends of fun - mark your calendar for Sunday, September 21, when Appleby Line transforms into a lively, car-free celebration between New Street and Fairview Street. From 1 to 5 PM, families can stroll the roadway, enjoy live music, tasty bites, and plenty of fun activities for the kids.

With nearly 150 vendors, community booths, and local businesses on hand, it’s the perfect chance to meet neighbors, discover something new, and soak up Burlington’s vibrant spirit.

🧘 Free Yoga events this month

🏃 Run For Burlington is back

🚦City hosts open house for traffic calming discussion

Before Spencer Smith Park became Burlington’s lakeside landmark, the waterfront was home to the Brant Inn, a nightclub that once drew some of the world’s biggest stars. From the 1920s through the 1960s, names like Duke Ellington, Liberace, and Guy Lombardo performed here, while diners and dancers filled the famous Lido Deck and Sky Club that stretched out over Lake Ontario.

The Brant Inn wasn’t just entertainment, it was a place where Burlington glittered on the map, attracting visitors from Toronto, New York, and beyond. With its mix of live music, fine dining, and even Miss Canada pageants, it became a glamorous destination before closing in 1969. This story was carefully researched and written by Jennifer Kemp, a Burlington Historical Society volunteer with a lifelong passion for preserving our city’s history.

Conservation Halton is seeking volunteers on Wednesday, September 17 to help remove invasive plants from Hidden Valley Park, a hands-on effort to boost biodiversity and protect the creekside ecosystem. All tools and gloves will be provided, and by rolling up your sleeves for a few hours, you’ll be helping native plants thrive, improving water quality, and keeping this cherished Burlington green space healthy for the future.

Monday, September 8
⛅ Cloudy
High: 20 °C | Low: 12 °C

Tuesday, September 9
☀️ Sunny, pleasant
High: 22 °C | Low: 15 °C

Wednesday, September 10
⛅ Partly sunny, nice
High: 24 °C | Low: 16 °C