Town of Newmarket Pop Up Shop at Upper Canada Mall #NewmarketPopUpShop

June hasn't been the hottest month in Toronto and so far it's been filled with rain. But Upper Canada Mall has families covered when it comes to fun, FREE activities that take place indoors.

The Town of Newmarket has introduced its first-ever, retail Pop Up Shop at Upper Canada Mall for the month of June - Recreation Month. Families can take advantage of a diverse range of indoor fitness, culture and recreation programs. There’s an activity that everyone will enjoy, and the best part is – it’s all completely FREE! The offerings are fun, inventive and modern. You can view the entire guide here.

Visit Edgar O'Bunny at Upper Canada Mall

Edgar O'Bunny is one stylish rabbit. He has a gorgeous suit, a kind personality and a basket full of chocolate eggs to boot! Children can meet Edgar and get photos with him at Newmarket's Upper Canada Mall now until Saturday, April 4th.

Today Hannah was lucky enough to meet Edgar. Unlike Santa, she RAN right up to Edgar and gave him a great big hug. She smiled politely for the photographer, but the choice photo came when she was prompted to say silly things. After the photo, she gave Edgar a high five and got the gift all kids wish for from the Easter Bunny - a chocolate egg. She said her favourite part about meeting Edgar was looking in his big blue eyes.

Have a Happy Visit with Santa using Fast Pass at Upper Canada Mall

Before we went to Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket a few days ago, we had quite an interesting collection of holiday photos of Hannah with Santa. Her first Christmas, she cried...the entire time. Last year, because of the ice storm, we didn't get a chance to have a "proper" session - so we just have an unimpressed Hannah in her jacket sitting on Santa's lap.

We finally have a photo I can proudly show off, thanks to the super Santa and his fantastic photo elves at Upper Canada Mall.

Hannah was acting shy on her visit, looking down a lot, and the photographer still managed to capture her and Santa looking at the camera: