Summer Zone – Presented by NCC Weekend Bikedays

When

Jul 1 - Sep 2

Details

From July 1st to September 2nd, the Summer Zone, presented by NCC Weekend Bikedays, takes over the Queen Elizabeth Driveway! With free daily activities ranging from life-size games to musical performances, the Summer Zone offers loads of fun for all ages.

The Summer Zone is divided into three sections, each with its own unique theme and activities.

Come experience the Queen Elizabeth Driveway like never before, with the Summer Zone!

Location

On Queen Elizabeth Driveway, from Somerset Street to Catherine Street.

How to get there

  • Cycling: Bicycle parking is available on site. Bicycle racks are available along the Summer Zone.
  • Public transit: Use this OC Transpo travel planner to get to the Summer Zone by public transit.
  • Driving: There is no onsite parking for the Summer Zone. Parking is available at City Hall or the National Arts Centre.

Dates and times

Daily, from July 1 to September 2, 2024

Activities are from 8 am to 8 pm, but this section of Queen Elizabeth Driveway remains car-free 24 hours a day.

Activities

Play

Somerset Street to Waverley Street

Discover a blend of sports, outdoor games and health and wellness activities that encourage both fun and fitness. Installations feature giant lawn games and chalk games such as snakes and ladders, hopscotch, and more.

Culture

Waverley Street to McLeod Street

Explore culturally enriching events and activities, including art classes, artist showcases, and live music on the August Civic Holiday weekend and Labour Day weekend. You’ll also find LED swings and a dedicated performance space ideal for showcasing local talent.

Nature

McLeod Street to Catherine Street

Dive into outdoor activities that celebrate the environment, nature and wildlife. Cool off with the refreshing mist tunnel, perfect for hot summer days!

Good to know

  • Portable toilets are available onsite
  • A water fountain is available at the intersection of Queen Elizabeth Driveway and McLeod Street