Events & Happenings 2011 
The Halton County Radial Railway has a number of events and happenings throughout its operating season. Fun for the whole family!
Happenings
Opening Day – April 30
After a long winter of restoration and work on a number of projects, we open our doors to visitors for unlimited streetcar rides and access to display barns.
Father’s Day – June 19
Bring your father today and go for a ride down memory lane. Unlimited streetcar rides, unique scenery and a perfect spot for a picnic lunch.
Wildflower Weekend - May 21-23
Take a ride through a forest carpeted in wild flowers. Visit the display barns and enjoy spring at its finest.
Autumn Colour Weekends
- September 24 & 25 and October 1 & 2
Enjoy the wonderful autumn colours as you ride through a hardwood forest on vintage streetcars.
Events
Milton Doors Open - May 28
Find out about Milton’s best kept secret. Join us for streetcar rides and access to display barns – right outside your backdoor. Free admission today only!
4600 Grand Unveiling - July 23
After much restoration work, this PCC car is ready to join the fleet again. Come out and help us to properly welcome it back on the rails.
Ice Cream & Starlight - August 13, 7:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.
Visitors are romanced under the stars and lights during this popular event as they ride the rails and enjoy hand-scooped ice cream.
TTC TP-11 Inauguration - September 17
After many hours of restoration, this snow plow is finally ready to ride the rails at the Streetcar Museum again. Join us for the official inauguration and a trip down the line on this unique car.
Halloween Spooktackular – October 22 & 29, 6:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Walk through the haunted car barn and travel in the old, creaky streetcars along the mainline. If you’re a Halloween fan this is definitely a spooky experience not to be missed!
Christmas on the Rails - December 3 & 10, 1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Ride into the holiday season with us! We’re opening our doors one last time until the spring for a unique seasonal experience. There’s nothing like riding the rails through the woods with snow on the trees and Christmas carols in the air.
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