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www.insideHALTON.com |O A K V IL L E B E A V E R |Friday, March 10, 2017 |4 Lots to do fo r th o se stayin g in O akville fo r M a rc h B re a k There' s plenty to do in Oakville during March Break, March 13-17. Here are just a few: Bronte Creek Maple Syrup Festival runs during March Break. You can tour Maple Lane with 1890s-costumed interpreters who bring the process of making maple syrup and taffy to life. While you're there, tour Spruce Lane Farm house and the Maple Museum. Enjoy a wagon ride to the pancake house. The festival is open 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. daily through March Break. The cost is $ 17 per car and $62.50 per bus (any vehicle with 14 or more seats. For information, visit www.ontarioparks.com, wwwbrontecreek. org or call 905-827-6911. On Monday, March 13 Moon Mouse, a cosmic adventure about celebrating differences, at The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts, 1 and 7 p.m. Marvin the moon mouse wants to be popular, cut is bullied and picked on by other rats. He retreats into his science books and a world of fantasy and longs to have adventures, to be the hero. Tickets cost $30. P For more in formation, visit: http://www.oakvillecentre.ca/ whats-on/Moon_Mouse.html Explore, discover and create March Break at the Oakville Museum, March 13-17, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for children six to 10 years. The fee is $61.20 per day. Monday: Prehistoric Pictures - Use your imagination to construct cave paintings and rock sculptures to explore art before history. Tuesday: Real Life - Get in touch with real ity and capture natural beauty in your paintings! Explore the museum' s collection of landscape art and portraits for inspiration. Wednesday: Classical Creativity - Rewind time and discover manuscripts, master painters and mosaics at our Renaissance art fair. Thursday: Impressionism - Capture a mo ment in time through your artwork and paint like the Impressionists using colour and light. Friday: Modern Art From Van Gogh to Andy Warhol - Experiment with different techniques and materials to create modern works of art. March Break After-Care - Supervised extend ed after-care is available for museum camp par ticipants from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Fee: $10 per day. Oakville Public Library System is holding activities during March Break for children of all ages. For information, visit www.opl.on.ca. South Oakville Centre will hold a March Break Circus Festival Monday, March 13, Wednesday, March 15 and Friday, March 17. Show times are 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Centre Court. Try juggling, jump rope, face painting and more, for free. To learn more, visit southoakvillecentre.com. A IR E ONE M AD N ESS SALE! 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Residents should have a home fire safety and escape plan that includes the following: · Ensure all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are installed properly and working · Keep all exits unobstructed for easy access · Practise two ways out of each room · Determine who' s responsible for helping children, seniors or others requiring assistance · Identify a meeting place outside, where all household members can gather · In case of fire, get low and move under the smoke to the closest safe exit · Call 911 once outside using a cellphone or neighbour' s telephone. · Stay out; never re-enter a burning building For more information, visit oakville.ca. FURNACE DIAGNOSTIC SPECIAL www. 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