Lavazza Brings Interactive Coffee Pop-Up to Union Station During TIFF 2026
Lavazza is bringing an interactive coffee pop-up to Union Station during TIFF 2026, featuring coffee samples, prizes, merchandise and a cinema-inspired experience.
Toronto offers a wide range of exciting things to do, from trendy dining spots to unique cultural events. Whether you’re exploring the latest food trends or enjoying the city’s diverse cultural scene, there’s always something new to experience. Stay updated on the best travel experiences, outdoor activities, and local attractions, making every moment in the city a chance to explore. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, Toronto’s events, food, and experiences cater to all interests and offer fresh perspectives on urban living.
Lavazza is bringing an interactive coffee pop-up to Union Station during TIFF 2026, featuring coffee samples, prizes, merchandise and a cinema-inspired experience.
Discover the best CNE shows 2026 has to offer, from The Big Dip and SuperDogs to live concerts, wrestling and the Canadian International Air Show.
Toronto volunteers can help tackle cigarette litter at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada on September 1. The cleanup forms part of…
Toronto country music fans have another major concert to add to their calendars. GRAMMY Award-winning country artist Ashley McBryde will…
Summer is winding down, so don’t waste it on the couch. From the massive CNE opening and the pop-culture frenzy of FAN EXPO to world-class concerts featuring BINI and Iron Maiden, we’ve mapped out the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week (August 24–30, 2026). Grab your calendar—it’s time to get out!
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) returns to Toronto from August 21 to September 7 with a packed 2026 concert lineup featuring Lupe Fiasco, JoJo, Shaggy, Lights, Charlotte Day Wilson, and more.
BTS is bringing the WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ to Toronto for two concerts at Rogers Stadium on August 22 and 23, 2026. Here’s what to know.
Afro-Carib Fest returns to Scarborough on August 22 and 23, 2026, with live music, food, dance, vendors, workshops, and family activities.
Afro-Carib Fest returns to Scarborough on August 22 and 23, 2026, with live music, food, dance, cultural performances, vendors, workshops, and family activities.
On The Way Festival returns to The Bentway on August 15, 2026, with 10 hours of music, eight acts, food vendors, drinks, and more.
Make the most of your week with our zero-stress guide to the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week (August 10–16, 2026). Whether you are chasing summer vibes at Afrofest and Taste of Manila, hunting for street eats at the Waterfront Night Market, or catching Hilary Duff and Nate Bargatze live, we’ve mapped out your perfect August itinerary.
Navigating the vibrant history of the city is a weekend routine. This routine demands an excellent skyline view. When looking for the best vintage vantage points, the history of the 8 Lost Observation Decks that used to offer spectacular Toronto views is completely packed. Specifically, it offers everything from classic 1930s Art Deco balconies to highly aesthetic mid-century indoor galleries. Furthermore, we verified current historical data to ensure that we only feature recognized landmarks with verified civic archives. Consequently, we mapped out the absolute best places to satisfy your cravings for local history. These recommendations include official architectural details, exact locations, and pro tips to explore their modern remnants.
Ready to upgrade your July plans? Whether you’re chasing the psychedelic visuals of Tame Impala, screaming for IVE at Scotiabank Arena, or eating your way through the Panamerican Food Festival, our guide to the 15+ best things to do in Toronto this week (July 20–26) has it all. Don’t let your summer pass by on the couch—the city is waiting!
Toronto’s waterfront is packed with free movies, live music, dance nights, festivals and family fun this summer. Harbourfront Centre’s 2026 lineup gives you plenty of reasons to head downtown through September.
Toronto’s free summer lineup includes outdoor movies, waterfront concerts, museum visits, beaches, animal stops and public swimming. Here are 15 no-cost activities to check out in 2026.
Apl.de.ap is coming to Toronto this August to headline the free Mabuhay Philippines Festival 2026 at Nathan Phillips Square.
Looking for things to do in Toronto this Summer that involve more water and less sweating on a patio? Wet’n’Wild Toronto is open for the 2026 season with waterslides, a wave pool, a lazy river, kids’ splash areas, and events happening throughout the summer.
Cute Toronto dates do not need a big budget. These free summer date ideas bring the skyline views, outdoor movies, art nights, gardens, markets, and waterfront walks without the painful bill after.
July plans sneaking up on you? Whether you want to dance at Salsa on St. Clair, feast during Summerlicious, or catch the Toronto Fringe Festival, there are over 15 incredible things to do in Toronto this week (July 6-12). We’ve mapped out the best free festivals, high-energy concerts, and outdoor art hangouts so you can spend less time scrolling and more time exploring the city.
Don’t let the freezing winter chill freeze your weekend plans. From the cobblestone magic and twinkling fairy lights of the iconic Distillery Winter Village to neon-lit skyline skating trails beneath the Gardiner and festive holiday pop-ups like Miracle on Bloor Street, here is your definitive roadmap to the absolute best things to do in Toronto in December 2026.
Don’t hibernate this November! We’ve rounded up the best free and paid events happening in Toronto, from the Santa Claus Parade to concerts by Stevie Nicks & Sabrina Carpenter.
Don’t let the autumn chill keep you inside. From the spooky magic of Legends of Horror at Casa Loma and the all-night art adventure of Nuit Blanche to festive pumpkin patches and cozy cocktail crawls, here is your definitive roadmap to the absolute best things to do in Toronto in October 2026.
Wednesday Canada Day? No problem. From rooftop parties to the Pussycat Dolls and free jazz, we’ve mapped out your entire week in the 6ix.
Toronto Jazz Festival 2026 returns from June 19 to 28 with free outdoor concerts, ticketed performances, and live music at venues across the city. Here’s everything you need to know before attending.