As excitement builds across Canada for the world’s biggest sporting event, Vaughan will welcome residents and visitors to an unforgettable day of live entertainment, community spirit and world-class soccer excitement.
For kids of all ages, whether you’re looking for a single-day trip or a weekend of fun times in the sunshine, Vaughan offers a huge variety of activities and attractions for families of all sizes.
Vaughan has celebrated Pride Week every year since 2003 and proclaimed June Pride Month since 2020. Pride is an annual observance, celebrating and recognizing the Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer, and other gender and sexually diverse (2SLGBTQ+) communities, their histories, achievements and ongoing struggles for equal rights and acceptance.
If you’re bringing the kids to Vaughan, maybe to visit family, participate in a sporting event, or go to one of the many summer attractions for children, we’ve got a few suggestions for kid-friendly restaurants to enjoy that will get your trip off to the right start.
Afternoon tea in Vaughan is about flavour, atmosphere and a break from the day’s pace. Across the city, tea is served alongside delicate French pastries, syrup-soaked Turkish desserts, fragrant South Asian chai and vibrant modern blends in lively cafés. Whether you choose a pot of loose-leaf tea, a strong Turkish brew, or a creamy matcha latte with something sweet, Vaughan offers tea moments shaped by its diversity.
Don’t underestimate the transformative nature of the intersection where Highway 7 and Weston Road meet in Vaughan. It’s where you’ll find a crossroads of some of the finest restaurants, activities, shopping and self-pampering destinations that can make your day exceptional.
Vaughan Mills Village is full of fun!
You can check out your favorite area of Vaughan and spend a whole day, or weekend, hopping from one spot to another and back again, without needing a car.
There are events, activities, restaurants, shopping and accommodations to satisfy your every need. Bordered roughly between Rutherford Road on the north, Bass Pro Mills Drive on the south, Highway 400 on the west and Jane Street on the east, here are just a few things you might try when spending time in the Vaughan Mills Village area of Vaughan.
When winter calls for comfort, Vaughan answers. Across the city, cozy cafés and inviting dining rooms serve wood-fired pizzas, slow-simmered curries, fresh pasta and fireside bistro plates that make cold evenings feel indulgent. It’s the kind of dining scene where warm rooms, generous portions and bold flavours come together to give food lovers another reason to settle in and savour the season.
March Break is a chance to step out of routine and explore Vaughan in new ways. From indoor attractions to late-winter outdoor adventures, there are plenty of ways to plan a full and varied week for kids of all ages.
Brunch in Vaughan is more than just a meal. It is a chance to gather, take your time and enjoy thoughtfully prepared food. From sit-down brunch favourites to bakeries known for their pastries and breads, these spots reflect the flavours and experiences locals return to again and again.