Tourism and Events

The Town of Kingsville's Communities in Bloom (CIB) Committee was pleased to see over 200 people attending their Year of the Garden Celebration on Sunday, May 1, 2022. Participants learned how to make sweetgrass braids, nature crafts and solitary bee houses. There were presentations on forest bathing, the trees of Lakeside Park, Plein Air painting demonstrations, and more.
"The 2022 Year of the Garden celebration was a huge success," said Councillor Thomas Neufeld, the Communities...
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On Sunday, May 1, 2022, Hogs for Hospice will be in Town for the Blessing of the Bikes. Several hundred motorcycles will be blessed at the First Lutheran Church parking lot on Spruce. Drivers will want to avoid Spruce Street North and Beech Street to avoid unnecessary delays.  
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Kingsville is extending the Fantasy of Lights Festival by keeping the lights on at Lakeside Park and Cottam Rotary Park until January 26, 2022. The Festival was initially set to conclude on January 4, 2022.
“We could all use a little extra brightness in our lives right now,” said Kingsville Mayor Nelson Santos. “We hope people will see this as a good opportunity to spend more time enjoying the park with their family, get some much-needed exercise, and experience...
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The 52nd annual Migration Festival welcomes the community to celebrate migration, heritage, nature conservation, and Jack Miner.
This four-day event offers something for the whole family while encouraging the exploration of all Kingsville has to offer.
This year, the festival offers a very special new event, the Guided Walk and Roll Series.
The Migration Festival offers several tours throughout the weekend, both guided and self-guided. The committee chose each topic...
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The Town of Kingsville and Fantasy of Lights Committee is pleased to announce that this year’s Santa Claus parade will take place in downtown Kingsville on Saturday, November 20, 2021.
"As the Chair of the Kingsville Fantasy of Lights Committee, I was disheartened to learn about the decision of the Windsor Parade Corporation on social media,” said Councillor Tony Gaffan. “However, I believe the strength of the Kingsville community as a whole is far stronger!...
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