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summer festivals

The sun’s shining in the city and Toronto’s bursting with a vibrant energy that can only mean one thing: summer is here.

This beloved season is so sweet but so short, which is why making the most of these balmy months in Canada ought to be at the top of your to-do list.

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Ahoy, Matey! Prepare to hop aboard a majestic boat deck and feel what it's like to be a pirate sailing the seas on a Tall Ship. The Brockville waterfront will be lined with these massive ships that you'll be able to tour while enjoying live entertainment, food vendors and admire ships setting sail.

The Brockville Tall Ships Festival is a must-visit for boat and water lovers. It only takes place once every three years, so if you snooze you lose until summer 2025. The three-day event takes place from June 24 to 26, and most of the town will be involved.

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If you're a fan of all things lavender you won't want to miss this floral festival at an Ontario lavender farm. You can visit the fields and shop for quality products throughout the season, but there is even more to do on the festival weekends, including pick your own purple and green bouquet.

Prince Edward County Lavender Farm is hosting its annual festival over two weekends this summer, July 2 to 3, and July 9 to 10. Each day you can celebrate with live music, food vendors, educational displays and lavender treats.

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Book those tickets and get ready to party together again because in-person festivals are back in Ottawa. After two years of cancellations and virtual events, many are returning to the streets and venues of Ottawa and we're ready to celebrate.

Here are twelve of the epic festivals we can look forward to enjoying this spring and summer. Prepare to eat, dance and sing your heart out from May to August.

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