Come visit us...

People travel great distances each year to see what riches the little town of Sunderland has to offer. They come to join in the festival fun and to be part of a small town community filled with love, drive and spirit. Everyone enjoys the exciting variety of events taking place during the festival weekend.

March 31st and April 1st 2012

March 31st 2012

WhosArmy Day Winners of "Cover Me Canada"

April 1st 2012

Jessica Phoenix Gold Medal Winner Equestrian PanAm Games

Showing the World the Great Taste of Sunderland

We look forward to seeing you
The Festival has supported many local initiatives and, to date, we have distributed over $50,000 throughout our community.
Vendor Spectacular
This year's Arts & Craft show located in the Sunderland Public School has an exciting line-up of vendors.
Visit our NEW BLOG
We now have our own Blog! Check back for timely information.
Visit our Facebook Page
Yes - we are moving with the times! Check out our Facebook Page.
Visit our YouTube Video section
We have numerous videos that showcase the festival and the fun times had by all.
Delicious food
served all day long by our local community groups at various locations around the festival. Something to tempt Everyone's appetite!!!

Enjoy video of our Last festival

Current Festival Updates

Blades of Glory
The gauntlet has been thrown... The Challenge has been accepted: Two Knights raise their swords in a salute acknowledging their respected foe. A tip of their helmet addressed to the Lady they ...

Come to the Sunderland Museum
Come to the Sunderland Museum as we mark the 200th Anniversary with a display of swords from the Battle of Waterloo and a British Infantry Officer's Sword from 1812. We also will have artifac...

Demonstrations by the Chippewa Natives of Georgina Island
The Chippewa Natives of Georgina Island will be featured at this year’s Maple Syrup Festival and will be performing the following: Chi Meegwetch will be sharing cultural and historical teachings a...

Come to the Sunderland Museum

Demonstrations by the Chippewa Natives of Georgina Island

Bed Race now called the BATH TUB RACE