Every year Carassauga looks for ways to enhance the visitor experience. And this year will be no exception, with more to see and more to do; that means more value for your Passport purchase and more enjoyment for your visit. With 72 countries represented in 28 Pavilions at 13 locations across Mississauga, there is a lot to experience.

What is new in 2013?

New Pavilions, more entertainment, more attractions and more opportunities for fun. Carassauga welcomes Brazil, Korea, Slovakia and Thailand to our Festival family.

George Kent Marketplace
The newest addition to the Festival is the Marketplace providing a central destination for Festival visitors to shop for an array of goods and products at Carassauga’s own global marketplace. Located in a large outdoor tented area in the north parking lot of the Hershey Centre SportZone, visitors will have the opportunity to purchase jewelry, crafts, household goods, clothing and food items.

Simply the Best
Carassauga proudly presents “Simply the Best” on May 24th, 2013 at 9:00 pm at the Hershey Sports Centre, Outdoor Stage. If you are a Tina Turner fan, you are going to love “Simply the Best”, a tribute show which recreates the excitement and music of Tina Turner. Free admission with an Adult Passport.

Win with Carassauga

Visitors that purchase an advance Passport prior to the Festival will have the chance to enter a draw to win two round trip Air Canada Economy Class tickets to any destination Air Canada flies.

Air Canada Draw Rules and Restrictions

Win a $10,000 Home Makeover (Redeemable in products sold by George Kent Home Improvements) by filling out a ballot at the George Kent booth at the George Kent Marketplace or fill out the ballot on page 5 in your At Door Passport.  Completed ballots may be dropped off in the ballot box at the George Kent booth at the Marketplace and see other exciting Festival offers.    George Kent Contest terms and conditions.

George Kent Win with Carassauga Rules and Restrictions

Taste Exotic dishes … See breathtaking performances …Experience cultural diversity