10 Things You Can’t Miss at Toronto’s DesignTO Festival This January 2026
January in Toronto can be a drag. It’s cold, it’s dark, and your couch looks really good. But trust us,…
Festivals in Toronto and the GTA bring people together to celebrate diverse cultures, food, and art. From music events to food festivals, there’s always something happening. Explore local trends, attend exciting events, and experience the vibrant culture that makes Toronto and the surrounding areas so unique. Whether you’re in the heart of the city or in a nearby neighbourhood, there’s always a festival around the corner, ready to connect you with new experiences. Join in and enjoy all that these lively celebrations have to offer.
January in Toronto can be a drag. It’s cold, it’s dark, and your couch looks really good. But trust us,…
Family Day Weekend (Feb 14–16, 2026) is the unofficial start of sugar season, but most festivals are still frozen shut. We’ve verified the “Unicorn List” of maple syrup festivals actually open this weekend—including the confirmed launch at Elliott Tree Farm and the winter events at Mountsberg—so you can get your pancake fix without the disappointment.
As Black History Month approaches, the city heats up with the Toronto Black Film Festival 2026 (Feb 11–16). We break down the essential dates, ticket packages, and the “must-see” lineup predictions—including the highly anticipated Hedda by Nia DaCosta and the Being Black in Canada short film series.
February in Toronto is a special time. As a long-time resident, I know the city buzzes with energy, and a…
Let’s be real. By the time January hits, we’re deep in the “grey-slush” part of the Toronto winter. The holiday…
Every year, it happens. The first truly cold snap hits Toronto, and you can practically smell the roasted chestnuts in…
Ontario winters are long and dark. But there’s a magical sweet spot, right between the last autumn leaf and the…
The countdown to Halloween in Toronto just got louder. Zamna Festival is returning to the city for a two-night electronic…
Halloween season has officially taken over Toronto! From glowing light shows to family-friendly fests, the city is packed with spooky fun. We’re rounding up the best Halloween festivals you need to check out, including Nights of Lights, Boo at the Zoo, and the Riverside Halloween Fest. Here’s your complete guide to the top events.
Summer in Markham is a season full of energy, culture, and opportunities to explore. From community celebrations to hidden gems,…
From the vibrant celebrations of Kuumba and Lunar New Year to food fests like Winterlicious, we’ve found the best cultural events to light up your Toronto winter.
The first snowfall changes everything—suddenly weekends are filled with hot drinks, twinkling lights, and reasons to head outside. To make…
Toronto’s most anticipated dance event is back. Fall for Dance North Festival (FFDN) returns this October with a powerful lineup…
Toronto is a city with a never-ending energy, with new events, festivals, and experiences popping up almost daily. Whether you’re…
Christmas is always full of joy and events, and Toronto is certainly no exception.The city transforms into a festive wonderland…
The Toronto After Dark Film Festival is back for its 18th edition, running from October 15 to 19, 2025. This…
Looking for something to do this weekend? Head to Nathan Phillips Square for incredible live music, delicious Caribbean food, and amazing vibes. Admission is FREE!
Your ultimate guide to autumn fun is here! We’ve rounded up the best 2025 fall festivals across Toronto & the GTA, from pumpkin patches to cultural celebrations. Find your next weekend adventure!
Ottawa’s CityFolk Festival is back with a stacked lineup for 2025, bringing major acts and local talent to Lansdowne Park…
Experience Diwali with food, dance, and family fun from October 4-6. Celebrate the festival of lights in Toronto!
Join Toronto’s longest-running Filipino festival on August 23–24 at Nathan Phillips Square. Enjoy free lechon tastings, fashion shows, music, art, and more.
Join the first-ever Mississauga Hong Kong Festival, August 30 to Sept 1. Soccer tournaments, food trucks, games, and cultural talent all weekend.