Lambton House holds a number of very popular events year round.

Aug 10 - Madeleine McDowell of Heritage York will be conducting a walk for the Toronto Field Naturalists. Participants are asked to meet at the corner of Dundas Street West and Old Dundas @ 10:00 a.m. for a nature walk and local history. Lunch at the Lambton House (bring your own lunch). Finish will be at the Old Mill Subway Station.

Oct. 5 - A second walk by Madeleine McDowell

October 15 - Hurricane Hazel Night

Dec - Annual Lambton House Traditional Carol Singing

Community Pub Nights

On the first Friday of every month, except February (due to our annual Dinner/Dance) and the summer months of July and August, the Howland and Humber rooms are transformed into an informal setting for our very popular community pub night. Refreshments, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are available at very reasonable prices. Complimentary snacks are provided until the band starts playing. Inexpensive snacks will be available for purchase. In addition, hot roast beef sandwiches, in the tradition of the Lambton House, are available for purchase - arrive early as they sell out quickly!! All this is accompanied by live music provided by local musicians. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. with music from 8:00 to 11:00.

September 10 - Broad Belly Band

October 1 - TBA - Steam Whistle Night

November 5 - Just Us

December 3 - John Dorsey - www.johndorsey.ca

16th Annual Dinner/Dance Fundraiser

On Saturday, February 6, 2010, heritage York held the 16th Annual Dinner/Dance Fundraiser at the Lambton House, 4066 Old Dundas Street. This year's guest speaker was John Sewell, CM. John is probably best known as the "blue jean" mayor during his stint as Mayor of Toronto from 1978 through 1980. John provided a thought-provoking presentation on the development of the 905 region and the grand-fathered effects still haunting taxpayers today. Click the icon below to watch the complete speech in Windows Media format (wmv).