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Every year, millions of Canadians engage in thousands of free activities and performances hosted by artists, cultural organizations and municipalities in communities across Canada. From Nunavut to New Brunswick, and from British Columbia to Baffin Island – and all points in between – we share all the inspiration, artistry, creativity and expression that reflects the mosaic of Canadian culture.

Culture Days celebrations return this year from Friday, September 28th to Sunday, September 30th, and there are tons of free, participatory arts activities happening in St. Thomas for you to participate in!

Check out our condensed guide below to help you find the best activities (or for more events that may be added after this post!) for you this 2018 Culture Days weekend, or click here to find the detailed Culture Days St. Thomas info.
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Throughout St. Thomas and Elgin County there are tons of Canada Day celebrations to choose from for the big weekend. Enjoy live music, vendors, great food and good company at any of these locations you choose to celebrate at.
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​The Great Lakes International Air Show soars through the St. Thomas Municipal Airport June 16th and 17th! Spend Father's Day Weekend with Dad and see gravity-defying aerobatics from the Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds, and the CF-18 HORNET screeching down the runway. 
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St. Anne's Community Festival, now in its' 47th year, is the longest running festival in St. Thomas.  It will be held on June 6, 7, 8, & 9, 2018 at 20 Morrison Drive, St. Thomas.  Admission to the grounds and parking is FREE.  Enjoy the World's Finest Shows midway and plenty of games. ​
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The fifth annual Railway City Arts Crawl was held February 23 & 24 at venues around the city.  With over sixty artists participating and hundreds of visitors through each of the pop-up gallery locations, the 2018 crawl provided a window into the incredible amount of talent the St. Thomas art community possesses. 
It is not down in any map; true places never are. 
- Herman Melville

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