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.
Each February, the City of Toronto—and really, the whole province—wakes up from its winter hibernation to offer a massive variety…
Mid-February brings a mix of holiday energy and winter charm. From Family Day activities and the return of Winter Stations to the Roundhouse Craft Beer Fest, discover the best things to do in Toronto this week (February 16–22, 2026) with our curated guide to 15+ must-attend events.
From sunset views at the CN Tower to the cozy Distillery District, discover 13 spots for a picture-perfect Valentine’s Day in Toronto.
Celebrate Taiwanese identity and global culture at TAIWANfest 2025 with free events, talks, performances, and exhibits. Aug 22–24 at Harbourfront.
Single, taken, or “it’s complicated”? From blueberry pancakes to 24/7 spas, here is how to celebrate Feb 13th without the stress.
Beat the winter blues with our guide to the best things to do in Toronto this week (February 9–15, 2026). Whether you need last-minute Valentine’s plans, want to catch the final days of Winterlicious, or are looking for free family skating spots, we’ve got you covered with over 17 distinct ideas.
Skip the mall and hit these 11 confirmed pop-ups, from artisan markets to interactive flower bars.
Need plans? From Candlelight Concerts to Kensington food tours, discover the best things to do this Valentine’s Day in Toronto 2026.
Valentine’s Day is a romantic excuse to hit pause on the usual routine and spend quality time together. It doesn’t…
Look, I love a good pasta night at Terroni as much as the next person, but let’s be real—Valentine’s Day…
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.
Free lobster, craft beer fests, and retro ski parties. Here is how to celebrate your birthday this month without freezing.
Trevor Noah hosts one last time. From red carpet coverage to live streaming options on CBS and Peacock, here is everything you need to know for Sunday’s show.
Skiing, skating, and snowshoeing—here is how to celebrate Valentine’s Day in the great outdoors of Toronto.
From panoramic dining at the CN Tower to skating at Nathan Phillips Square and couple’s cooking classes—here is how to celebrate love in the 6ix this year.
Beat the winter blues with our curated guide to Things to Do in Toronto in February 2026. From the culinary delights of Winterlicious and the cultural vibrancy of the Kuumba Festival to major concerts by Eric Church and Conan Gray, here is how to make the most of the shortest month of the year.
Get ready to feast! We’ve curated the ultimate guide to Things to Do in Toronto This Week (January 26–February 1, 2026). From the return of the massive Winterlicious dining event to the heavy metal spectacle of Ghost and the cultural celebration of Kuumba, here is your weekly planner.
A return to grandeur! Trevor Noah hosts one last time as Sabrina Carpenter leads the performance lineup. Here is what to expect on Feb 1.
Don’t settle for supermarket flowers. From the garden-style bouquets of Poppies Plant of Joy to the sustainable blooms of Sweetpea’s—here is where to order.
Whether you want a classy night at the Library Bar, Mediterranean vibes at Bar Reyna, or a nerdy date at Storm Crow—here is where to drink this Feb 14.
Skip the romance and focus on you. From luxury spas and yoga classes to pottery workshops—here is how to unwind in the city this Feb 14.
Don’t settle for supermarket roses. From locally grown wildflowers at Wild North to luxury arrangements at Teatro Verde—here is where to buy the best blooms.
Perfume is predictable. From mini photo printers to electric lighters and aromatherapy steamers—here are the best quirky gifts to buy this year.
