Toronto Boat Show 2026: How to Book a Free Boat Ride on the Indoor Lake
Let’s be real for a second—January in Toronto is usually a grey, slushy mess. We’re all just trying to survive…
Toronto and the GTA are always buzzing with exciting events. From music festivals and food fairs to art shows and cultural celebrations, something is happening for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a fun day out with family, a night of live music, or a local market to explore, the options are endless. Check out what’s going on in the city and plan your next outing around one of these exciting events. There’s no shortage of things to see and do in Toronto and the surrounding area.
Let’s be real for a second—January in Toronto is usually a grey, slushy mess. We’re all just trying to survive…
Let’s be honest: for a long time, being a vegetarian during Winterlicious meant paying $45 for a plate of “seasonal…
February in Toronto is brutal, but Winterlicious 2026 is the savory cure we all need. Running from Jan 30 to Feb 12, this city-wide event is the perfect excuse to escape the cold. We’ve curated the top 15 most romantic participating restaurants—from the stunning views at Canoe to the hidden charm of Lapinou—ensuring your next date night is worth putting on real pants for.
December in the city is a treasure hunt of fleeting seasonal gems. If you want to skip the endless scrolling and jump straight to the fun, this is your ultimate guide. We’ve curated 25+ of the best holiday pop-up events in Toronto & GTA 2025—from the Distillery Winter Village to hidden light trails in the GTA—ensuring you don’t miss a single moment of magic.
February in Toronto is a special time. As a long-time resident, I know the city buzzes with energy, and a…
Alright, let’s talk about Toronto. This city never really sleeps, it just kind of… anxiously waits for the next big…
And just like that, the switch is flipped. One day you’re kicking through leaves, the next the entire city smells…
Toronto is officially sparkling! Our guide covers the best things to do (Nov 24–30), from the arrival of the CPKC Holiday Train and the massive One Of A Kind Christmas Show to free markets, concerts like Gunna, and festive tree lightings. Plan your week.
Look, I’ve lived in Toronto long enough to know that our winters are mostly just grey slush, delayed streetcars, and…
Let’s be real. By the time January hits, we’re deep in the “grey-slush” part of the Toronto winter. The holiday…
Listen, we all know the drill. The sun is setting at 4:30 PM, the wind off the lake is disrespectful,…
It’s happening. As soon as the last jack-o’-lantern deflates on a porch, Toronto collectively asks, “Is it time for Miracle…
Toronto’s November energy is here! Our guide covers the best things to do (Nov 17-23), from free holiday markets and the iconic Santa Claus Parade to concerts like KATSEYE. Find your week’s plans.
From concerts by Stevie Nicks & Sabrina Carpenter to the magical opening of the Distillery Winter Village, Toronto is packed with fun this week.
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…
Let’s be real: January and February in Toronto can be a drag. It’s cold, it’s grey, and everyone’s hibernating. The…
Remembrance Day is on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. It’s a day when we all take a moment to honour and…
From the massive Royal Winter Fair and Hockey Hall of Fame Induction to concerts by The Beaches, Toronto is packed with fun this week. Don’t miss out.
Kids antsy? Wallet light? We found 20+ free/cheap weekend activities: skate The Bentway, toboggan at Riverdale Park, or hit the ROM & AGO for free!
Toronto’s magical Distillery Winter Village is back (Nov 13-Jan 4)! Here’s what you need to know about free vs. paid entry, the *Stranger Things* pop-up, and the tree lighting.
Ever get tired of the same old dinner spots and want to do something that actually feels a-little special? A room filled with hundreds of flickering candles and a live string quartet is the answer. This is your guide to Toronto’s magical candlelight concerts this winter, from holiday classics to pop tributes.
The magic is back! The Original Santa Claus Parade returns to Toronto on Nov 23. We’ve got the date, route info, and all the tips you need for this beloved tradition.