Times and events are subject to change.
Many of these items are on our Schedule - check it out when planning your visit.
Join us in front of the stage for a big foot race. It's similar to a three legged race, but it requires three people working together using a single pair of long feet.
Help support your Winter Carnival by purchasing a $3 souvenir button. Buttons can be purchased at the Mill Pond during Carnival. Each Carnival button has
Circus Jonathan is an award winning unicyclist, juggler, and circus performer. His performances have been enjoyed across Canada and in 12 countries around the world.
Each year, the Winter Carnival organizes and runs a hockey tournament for the elementary schools in Richmond Hill. The schedule below has all the Junior and
Falcon experts from The Ontario Falconry Centre will be providing and exciting and educational falconry demonstrations.
The show puts four lumberjacks up against each another in an action packed competition.
Our Indigenous winter tea will begin in the tent with a serving of wild-crafted tea.
Come check out the 1st King Henry's Arms Ice Throne and lay your claim as Richmond Hill's Ruler of Winter.
Jackie Han and the team from Origami Canada will teach you how to create a masterpiece. All you need is a piece of paper to
Back on the Carnival stage by popular demand is Billik. The band covers everything from Pop Rock, R&B, and Funk.
Local musician Meep Moop is a singer/guitarist with Caribbean roots. She is a versatile vocalist and sings in many styles. Her a positive attitude and energy will fill the carnival air.
There is no better way to celebrate a Sunday morning in February than joining us for our famous Pancake Breakfast in the big tent. Pancakes, sausages, peameal bacon, hot chocolate and coffee. Generations of Richmond Hill residents have made this an annual event, so come on and join the fun. Served up fresh by the Richmond Hill Rotary Club.
Brand new to Winter Carnival we have a Saturday evening Spaghetti Dinner. We start serving at 5pm and last call is at 7:30.
Brampton Batman will be joining us at Carnival this year! And he’s not taking an Uber to Carnival, he’s arriving is style in his shiny
Local legend Lou Moore Band is back for our 50th annual Carnival. Lou plays and the band play bluegrass and country music.
The Recovery Mode Band will be play a high energy mix of contemporary rock, dance, and country covers.
Come see how the Vikings used to live. Our Vikings are located at the north end of the Mill Pond.
Eight hungry attendees will be selected from all of the applications submitted by noon on Saturday, February 4th 2023. Be sure to get the info and register ahead of time! All contestants must 19 years of age or over.
It's a mobile rhythm machine. It's a mobile art installation. It's a an interactive journey that can be enjoyed by all generations.
Times and events are subject to change.