Brockville Poutine Feast Back This Weekend in Centennial/Hardy Park

Brockville – The annual Brockville Poutine Feast is back starting this Thursday, August 13 to Sunday, August 16 in Centennial/Hardy Park.

Poutine Feast is excited to bring our traveling celebration of Canada’s favourite comfort food to the beautiful Thousand Islands region for a full weekend of food, music, and community fun.

This family-friendly festival features touring gourmet poutine vendors from across Ontario, live entertainment, local artisans, games, and a welcoming atmosphere right in the heart of Brockville. From classic cheese curds and gravy to creative, flavour-packed twists, there’s something for every poutine lover.

Gourmet Poutines: Dozens of unique variations from travelling professional poutineries, spanning classic styles to inventive toppings (including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free choices)

Free admission, everyone is welcome and pet-friendly atmosphere — bring your furry friends.

What to Expect:

• Touring poutine vendors serving classic favourites & gourmet creations
• Music & entertainment all weekend long
• Local tent vendors, artisans & small businesses
• Games, activities & fun for all ages
• Pet-friendly atmosphere — bring your furry friends
• FREE admission — everyone is welcome
• A celebration of food, community, and Canadian pride

It runs from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm on Thursday, from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm on Friday & Saturday and from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm on the Sunday.

A celebration of food, community, and Canadian pride.

Confirmed vendors:

Anwars Clothing (Non-food)
Backyard Battles (Non-food)
Boba Bae (Other food)
Canada Homestay Network (Non-food)
Cornelia Corn Dog (Other food)
Fat Les’s Road Crew (Poutineer)
Groovy Gravy (Poutineer)
Miss Ellies Lemonade (Other food)
Mrs Mini Donuts (Other food)
Richard Robin (Non-food)
Scottsauce (Non-food)
Smokin Carnivores (Poutineer)
The Colourful Chameleon (Non-food)
Tragically Chip Wagon (Poutineer)
TSZ Collection (Non-food)
Whispering Pines Soapery (Non-food)