Toronto offers a wide range of attractions that highlight the city’s rich culture and lively atmosphere. From iconic landmarks like the CN Tower to diverse food spots and artsy neighborhoods, there’s always something new to explore. Whether you’re strolling through Kensington Market, catching a live show in the Distillery District, or taking in the views at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto has something to keep you busy. The city’s mix of history, modern trends, and unique experiences makes it a must-see destination.
January in Toronto usually brings freezing gray slush. Because of that, most locals want to hibernate until spring. However, the…
The holiday season officially kicks off with Toronto’s magical tree lighting ceremonies. Our 2025 guide has all the details for the Cavalcade of Lights at Nathan Phillips Square, the Distillery Winter Village, and all the other festive events lighting up the city and the GTA.
From the fairytale cobblestone streets of the Distillery Winter Village to immersive walk-thru light tunnels, we found the best spots to get your festive glow on in Toronto.
From the fairytale cobblestone streets of the Distillery to massive drive-thru light shows, we found the best and most dazzling spots to get your festive glow on in Toronto.
As the temperatures drop across the city, navigating St. Lawrence Market in the winter becomes a beloved seasonal tradition for…
Art Toronto returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with 105 exhibitors, Edward Burtynsky’s The Vault Collection and events for new collectors. Here’s what to see before November 1.
Ecology of Us, a 22-storey maple tree mural by Emmanuel Jarus, now covers 140 Carlton St. in Cabbagetown across from Allan Gardens.
Thirty finalist portraits are coming to Arta Gallery in Toronto’s Distillery District from October 30 to November 8, 2026. Visitors can see the show for free and vote for the People’s Choice Award.
Art Toronto returns with 105 exhibitors, new work by Edward Burtynsky and programs for first-time collectors. Here’s what to see and what tickets cost.
Toronto lights up for the holidays with decorated Christmas trees, glowing outdoor displays, festive markets and seasonal photo spots. Here are the best places to see Christmas decorations around the city in 2026.
Madonna’s purple stage shoes, Yoruba royal footwear and Indigenous beadwork meet in a new Bata Shoe Museum exhibition. Here’s what to see and how to visit.
Look, I love this city. But when the first winter flurry hits, Toronto can get a little… intense. We’re a…
Editor’s Note: Exhibition dates, gallery hours, and seasonal public access rules are subject to change. Review official venue websites before…
When you’re craving adventure, but your bank account is giving you the cold shoulder, Toronto has your back. Finding cheap…
The second full week of November 2026 brings an incredible mix of live NBA basketball, festive holiday theatrical premieres, tribute…
The first full week of November 2026 brings an exciting mix of massive arena-rock concerts, indie showcases, electrifying live podcasts,…
The final week of October 2026 brings an electric mix of massive arena pop tours, indie-folk showcases, electronic dance club…
Trung Hoang’s first solo exhibition brings patient, observational photography to Black Rabbit Gallery, with an October 15 opening and book launch.
Nuit Blanche Toronto marks its 20th edition on October 3–4, 2026. This planning guide covers 20 confirmed installations across City Hall, Old City Hall, Queen West, Spadina, Fort York, Church-Wellesley, the waterfront and North York, with artists, locations, timing, access notes and source links.
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.
Ahmad Meree turns a citizenship interview into a sharp, personal 60-minute play at Theatre Passe Muraille this October.
Discover 10 of Toronto’s best attractions for 2026, including iconic landmarks, museums, historic districts, waterfront destinations and family-friendly places.
Plan a four-day fall road trip from Niagara to Toronto filled with local food, Ontario wine, scenic stops, and cultural experiences along the way.
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.
