Things To Do in Toronto This Week (November 2–8, 2026)
The first full week of November 2026 brings an exciting mix of massive arena-rock concerts, indie showcases, electrifying live podcasts,…
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The first full week of November 2026 brings an exciting mix of massive arena-rock concerts, indie showcases, electrifying live podcasts,…
UNCIVILIZED at Theatre Passe Muraille puts citizenship, assimilation and belonging under examination in Ahmad Meree’s new one-person play.
For the first time in its history, Canada’s Wonderland will open on Thanksgiving Monday. Here’s what families can expect on Oct. 12, including Tricks & Treats and Monster Perks.
L’Oréal Paris is bringing its Revitalift Glass Skin Face Mask to Monos Ossington for a one-day Toronto pop-up on Oct 3, 2026.
Arcadia Earth is open all Thanksgiving long weekend at The Well, with a donation-based Harvest Café, live music, pumpkin painting and mini portraits.
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa will host Taste of Nobu at Nobu Toronto on Oct 22, 2026. The $275 standing reception includes chef stations, passed canapés, cocktails, beverages and live music.
Here’s what is open and closed in Toronto on September 30, 2026, including federal services, banks, Canada Post, malls, groceries and attractions.
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.
Nuit Blanche marks 20 years in Toronto on October 3, 2026. Use this list of 20 confirmed projects and venues to plan a route through City Hall, Old City Hall, Queen West, Fort York, North York and more.
Explore fourteen Toronto nightlife spots for 2026, including cocktail bars, jazz rooms, concert halls, comedy venues and late-night destinations.
Miznon and KING SAM have teamed up on a $9 beef hot dog in a half-pita, available at Union Station from 3 p.m. on Blue Jays game days.
Rethink Breast Cancer is opening a month-long Toronto pop-up with workshops, movement classes, a 25-brand collection and community events.
Ahmad Meree turns a citizenship interview into a sharp, personal 60-minute play at Theatre Passe Muraille this October.
Toronto’s vote-by-mail request window closes September 24 at 4:30 p.m. Here are the voter-card, ballot-return, ID and in-person voting dates to know.
Opera Atelier opens its 2026/27 Season of Heroes with The Descent of Orpheus at Koerner Hall. The October 22–25 run features Daniel McGrew, Mireille Asselin, Measha Brueggergosman-Lee, the Artists of Atelier Ballet and Tafelmusik musicians.
High claim volumes may slow Toronto-area storm files. Residents should document damage, save receipts and confirm coverage before permanent repairs.
All roughly 1,000 Lake Ontario-themed PRESTO cards were claimed during a Union Station giveaway on September 15.
Fresh Burger plans to add a Bloor and Bathurst restaurant under a new operating structure led by C6 Capital Partners Limited. Armo Brands says two more downtown Toronto locations are expected after Bloor.
The Endy Ice Box brings free limited-edition Ruru Baked scoops to two Toronto neighbourhoods, with an Elevate mattress trial and giveaway
Sanofi’s new Charles Best Building adds end-to-end flu vaccine manufacturing in Toronto, with production planned for 2027 pending approval.
King Street streetcars are running, but TIFF red-carpet crowds may cause delays through September 19. Here are the remaining TTC windows and planning options.
Canada’s best craft market is back and celebrating 50 years! Get all the details on dates, what’s new, and how to score discount tickets for the One of a Kind Show.
Designated Toronto school safety zones enforce reduced default speed limits, typically 30 km/h, to maximize driver reaction time around students.
Toronto fall recreation registration is coming up, and popular programs can fill up quickly. Here’s what to know about registration dates, wait lists, and how to improve your chances of getting a spot in your preferred fall recreation program.