Bata Shoe Museum’s New Exhibition Brings 400 Years of Beaded Footwear to Toronto
Madonna’s purple stage shoes, Yoruba royal footwear and Indigenous beadwork meet in a new Bata Shoe Museum exhibition. Here’s what to see and how to visit.
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.
Madonna’s purple stage shoes, Yoruba royal footwear and Indigenous beadwork meet in a new Bata Shoe Museum exhibition. Here’s what to see and how to visit.
Discover CELESTIA Toronto, a 75-minute immersive light and music experience opening November 6, 2026, at the historic Cathedral Church of St. James. Find ticket prices, choir session details, accessibility information and travel tips before you go.
Golf Town is holding a two-day celebration for its new Oakville flagship. Here is when to visit, how the $50 cash card offer works and what is inside the store.
Amazon’s Community Banana Stand has arrived at Scotia Plaza. Find the weekly giveaway’s start time, Adelaide Street entrance and details for dog walkers.
Couples Clownselling is bringing relationship drama and questionable advice to The Rivoli in Toronto. Catch stand-up comedians and their partners sharing awkward stories, answering anonymous audience questions, and turning relationship troubles into comedy on October 28, 2026.
Look, I love this city. But when the first winter flurry hits, Toronto can get a little… intense. We’re a…
The last Torontohenge of 2026 happens at sunset on Sunday, Oct. 25, when the sun lines up with downtown’s east-west streets.
Planning your December nights out? From rock legends and global superstars to classic holiday concerts with the TSO, here’s a look at the must-see shows hitting Toronto in 2025.
When you’re craving adventure, but your bank account is giving you the cold shoulder, Toronto has your back. Finding cheap…
Discover wedding inspiration at Miller Lash House’s free open house on October 25, 2026. Tour the Scarborough venue, explore floral displays and tablescapes, and meet the teams at VintageBASH and Too Perfect Events.
A Disney World theft documentary that screened in Toronto is heading to the international sales market. Here is what the film covers and how to check viewing options.
Stephen Stanley & NoElectric bring their acoustic lineup to Hugh’s Room, with Jennifer Foster opening on songs from Powerline.
Compare 11 Toronto flower shops for Valentine’s bouquets, with published price examples, pickup hours, delivery notes and direct ordering links.
The first full week of November 2026 brings an exciting mix of massive arena-rock concerts, indie showcases, electrifying live podcasts,…
The final week of October 2026 brings an electric mix of massive arena pop tours, indie-folk showcases, electronic dance club…
Mid-October 2026 brings an incredible lineup of concerts, independent film screenings, major sports matchups, and autumn festivals to Toronto. Whether…
A new free market is coming to Honest Ed’s Alley on October 17, bringing more than 20 vintage and artisan vendors to Mirvish Village from noon to 6 p.m.
Trung Hoang’s first solo exhibition brings patient, observational photography to Black Rabbit Gallery, with an October 15 opening and book launch.
Gila Munster Munster Mash Live lands at Society Clubhouse on October 30, pairing songs from her debut album with spooky stories, costumes and a post-show mingle.
Yelp Toronto & GTA is bringing Carb Comeback to local restaurants, cafes and activity venues from October 14 to November 6. RSVP is free, but every guest needs an individual confirmation.
Halloween in Toronto does not have to start with costumes, candy or a packed party schedule. A three-hour mantra meditation…
Things to do in Toronto this week (October 5–11, 2026) include a free Friendsgiving at The Bentway, PumpkinFest, Toronto Flower Market and Halloween haunts.
Celebrate Vaughan brings a 19+ Thriller-themed dance party to Bellvue Event Centre on Halloween night, complete with group choreography, music and costumes.
Secret City’s The Wedding Party pairs live actors, puzzles and an all-you-can-eat buffet at Old Mill Toronto, with select dates currently listed through December.