What’s happening June 21 and June 22 in Waterloo Region?

Louis Larocque in Kitchener

The first day of summer is finally here and there’s a lot to do this weekend to celebrate the start of the season.

St. Jacobs Village-wide Sidewalk and Garage Sale

Saturday, June 21

Rather than window shopping try garage and sidewalk shopping, as various vendors line the village streets with clothes, toys, collectibles and more.

58th annual Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Festival

Friday, June 20 to Sunday, June 22

Enjoy food from around the world while watching cultural performances and learning new traditions in Kitchener’s Victoria Park.

Neighbours Day 2025

Saturday, June 21

Free pop-up concerts will be held across Kitchener, in what can only be described as a city-wide porch party. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs.

Kitchener Panthers game

Sunday, June 22

Enjoy hot dogs, popcorn and drinks under the sun as the Kitchener Panthers take on the Guelph Royals at Jack Couch Park.

Youth Market

Saturday, June 21

From 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., shoppers can browse up to 30 stands operated by vendors between the ages 8 to 24.

National Indigenous Peoples Day at Waterloo Public Square

Saturday, June 21

The City of Waterloo has installed original pieces from local Indigenous artists at Waterloo Public Square. Residents can view the pieces for National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Art on the Street in Guelph

Saturday, June 21

Artwork will be on display on Quebec Street, along with family-friendly activities and live painting.

Strawberry Festival in Wellington County

Saturday, June 21

Check out this market with vendors, live music, food and family-friendly activities. The event is hosted by Wellington County Museum and Archives.

Cambridge Go Skate Day

Saturday, June 21

Skateboarding, prizes and giveaways at Riverside Park and Bismark Park.

Tour de Guelph

Sunday, June 22

Tour de Guelph returns for its 12th annual community bike ride. People can pedal along various routes or choose the ‘ride anytime’ option, while supporting Guelph General Hospital and charitable initiatives by the Rotary Clubs of Guelph South and Guelph Trillium.