Burdock Brewery Toasts The Last Waltz Anniversary With New Golden Lager
Toronto’s Burdock Brewery marks 50 years of The Last Waltz with a limited-edition Golden Lager, inspired by The Band’s Canadian roots and the iconic 1976 farewell concert.
Tinder Baldies Boat Party Toronto arrives on September 5 with bald caps, Bald Pong, music, themed bites and cocktails on Lake Ontario.
Oatly is turning 45 Ossington Avenue green this September with its free Matcha-tality Suite, featuring complimentary drinks, bites, live music, matcha-themed manicures, photo moments, and more.
Squeeze every final drop out of summer. From the closing weekend of the iconic CNE and jaw-dropping stunts at BuskerFest to high-speed fighter jets at the Canadian International Air Show, here are the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week.
Don’t let the best month of the year slip by without a plan. From the high-energy aerobatics of the Canadian International Air Show and the star-studded red carpets of TIFF to massive cultural street celebrations and the first signs of sweater-weather pumpkin fun, here is your definitive roadmap to the absolute best things to do in Toronto in September 2026. Discover the exact dates, free event maps, and festival secrets you need to conquer your autumn in the city.
Kaya Fest made its historic Canadian debut at Markham Fairgrounds, bringing the Marley family, Busta Rhymes, Shabba Ranks, Canadian artists, and thousands of fans together for a day of reggae, hip-hop, Caribbean culture, and education.
Toronto’s late night music scene is getting a Latin music boost this September. Montreal artists Marzos & Mateo will headline…
Toronto food lovers have another reason to head to Etobicoke this September as RELISH The Foodie Event returns to Cloverdale…
Toronto-based Canadian figurative painter Daniella Williams will present Origin, a new solo exhibition at Black Rabbit Gallery. The exhibition opens…
Toronto’s independent film scene will have another reason to celebrate this fall as the Open World Toronto Film Festival (OWTFF)…
Haulro offers Toronto residents a flexible alternative to traditional moving services, connecting customers with trucks and professional drivers while building trust through clear driver requirements and an app-based booking process.
Toronto beauty lovers can get ready to glow this weekend. The Aveeno® Glow Up is coming to STACKT Market for…
Toronto country music fans have another major concert to add to their calendars. GRAMMY Award-winning country artist Ashley McBryde will…
Quesada has introduced Rollitos, a crispy take on the classic burrito that is rolled instead of wrapped. Available now at participating locations, the new menu item comes in ground beef or spicy chicken and is made for dipping, sharing, or enjoying on its own.
Laylow Wines celebrated its Canadian arrival at Toronto’s BMO Field on August 19, 2026, giving soccer fans a chance to unwind with its lighter Pinot Grigio and Crisp Rosé. With 6.5% alcohol, 80 calories and 1g of sugar per serving, the wines offer a refreshing option for mindful drinkers.
Toronto professional golfer and Human Resources leader Stacey Soans explores the link between golf and leadership in her debut book, “Fairways & Femininity.” Published May 1, 2025, the book examines how lessons from the course can build confidence, communication, decision-making, adaptability, and leadership skills.
Media accreditation for the 45th Vancouver International Film Festival closes August 24, with VIFF 2026 set to run from October 1 to 11 across Vancouver. Here’s what media professionals need to know about the deadline, application process, and upcoming festival launch.
Kimpton Saint George Hotel is bringing back Barks & Brews on August 27, 2026, with dog-friendly drinks, pet portraits, local vendors, and a best-dressed pooch contest, all while supporting the Toronto Humane Society.
Summer is winding down, so don’t waste it on the couch. From the massive CNE opening and the pop-culture frenzy of FAN EXPO to world-class concerts featuring BINI and Iron Maiden, we’ve mapped out the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week (August 24–30, 2026). Grab your calendar—it’s time to get out!
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) returns to Toronto from August 21 to September 7 with a packed 2026 concert lineup featuring Lupe Fiasco, JoJo, Shaggy, Lights, Charlotte Day Wilson, and more.
Toronto’s Cabbagetown Festival is returning this September with its largest layout to date. The 47th annual street festival will take…
FAN EXPO Canada returns to Toronto this August for its 30th anniversary, bringing four days of comics, sci-fi, horror, anime,…