Harry Potter: Visions of Magic is coming to Toronto this October, bringing an immersive wizarding world experience to The Hangar at Downsview in North York.
Find the best family-friendly Halloween events in Toronto and the GTA for 2026 — costumes, treats, pumpkin patches and daytime fun the whole family can enjoy.
Spooky houses, giant skeletons, glowing pumpkins and over-the-top displays — here are the best Halloween decorations around Toronto for 2026.
Plan Halloween 2026 with Toronto’s biggest family events, haunted attractions, parties, light displays and free community traditions.
Plan Halloween weekend with Toronto’s biggest costume parties, museum dance nights, throwback events, nightclub celebrations and a harbour cruise.
Word on the Street returns to David Pecaut Square September 26–27 with free author talks, family programming, workshops and a book marketplace.
See what’s open and closed on Boxing Day in Toronto 2026, including shopping, transit, library closures, essential services and planning tips.
See what’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto 2026, including confirmed transit schedules, retail closures, essential services and planning tips.
Rethink Breast Cancer is opening a month-long Toronto pop-up with workshops, movement classes, a 25-brand collection and community events.
Ahmad Meree turns a citizenship interview into a sharp, personal 60-minute play at Theatre Passe Muraille this October.
Plan your visit to Cavalcade of Lights 2026 at Nathan Phillips Square with confirmed dates, hours, skating details, light displays and TTC tips.
Cozy rooms, seasonal cooking and dinner spots worth dressing up for — these are the Toronto restaurants we’re saving for fall 2026.
Toronto Zoo Seniors Week gives guests age 65 and older 50% off admission, plus discounts on memberships, the Zoomobile, food and retail for a limited time.
Whether you are hunting for dinosaur-sized beef ribs at Etobicoke Ribfest, catching a massive stadium sing-along with Zach Bryan, or exploring the city-wide Toronto Biennial of Art, your calendar is about to get busy. Here are the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week, including a full roster of festivals, concerts, and free community activities.
Opera Atelier opens its 2026/27 Season of Heroes with The Descent of Orpheus at Koerner Hall. The October 22–25 run features Daniel McGrew, Mireille Asselin, Measha Brueggergosman-Lee, the Artists of Atelier Ballet and Tafelmusik musicians.
A star-studded celebration followed the TIFF premiere of The Only Living Pick Pocket in New York, bringing Giancarlo Esposito, John Turturro, and Mel Gibson together at Cassius on King West.
Find Toronto Christmas markets and holiday markets to visit this season, featuring local vendors, festive food, unique gifts, and holiday activities.
A second mortgage can provide access to home equity, but approval does not always mean it is affordable. Learn how to assess equity, cash flow, costs, and repayment risks before borrowing.
King Street streetcars are running, but TIFF red-carpet crowds may cause delays through September 19. Here are the remaining TTC windows and planning options.
Campari Cinema Center marked TIFF 2026 with the RE/PAIR world premiere celebration and a Cayman Islands Film Commission panel.
Toronto’s ravines move into the spotlight this fall with Ravine Days, a city-wide program running from September 26 to October…
Looking for things to do in Toronto this November 2026? Discover seasonal events, festive activities, food spots, and local experiences worth adding to your calendar.
