The Wedding Party Turns Old Mill Toronto Into a Puzzle-Filled Dinner Theatre Night
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.
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.
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.
Arcadia Earth is open all Thanksgiving long weekend at The Well, with a donation-based Harvest Café, live music, pumpkin painting and mini portraits.
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Don’t let autumn pass you by without a plan. From walking through a massive outdoor gallery during the 20th anniversary of Nuit Blanche to exploring giant pumpkin houses at Pumpkinville and catching Jacob Collier live, here are the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week. Get ready for a jam-packed schedule of concerts, food festivals, and family-friendly seasonal events.
Sweet Reams Toronto transforms nostalgic candies into intricate paper art at Northern Contemporary, with free admission from September 30 to October 6, 2026.
Explore Toronto festivals and markets happening in October 2026, including arts events, film screenings, farmers’ markets and seasonal shopping.
TD is launching TD Fan Channel for Blue Jays Fan Appreciation Weekend, featuring fan stories on TikTok and an interactive Union Station activation on September 26 and 27.
Sankofa Square is transforming 24 benches and waste bins into public art through Art in the Square, featuring four artists selected from more than 150 submissions.
Find the best family-friendly Halloween events in Toronto and the GTA for 2026 — costumes, treats, pumpkin patches and daytime fun the whole family can enjoy.
Spooky houses, giant skeletons, glowing pumpkins and over-the-top displays — here are the best Halloween decorations around Toronto for 2026.
Plan Halloween 2026 with Toronto’s biggest family events, haunted attractions, parties, light displays and free community traditions.
Plan Halloween weekend with Toronto’s biggest costume parties, museum dance nights, throwback events, nightclub celebrations and a harbour cruise.
Toronto’s Ukrainian Festival returns to Bloor West Village for three days of music, dance, food, vendors and a Saturday parade.
Word on the Street returns to David Pecaut Square September 26–27 with free author talks, family programming, workshops and a book marketplace.
See what’s open and closed on Boxing Day in Toronto 2026, including shopping, transit, library closures, essential services and planning tips.
See what’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto 2026, including confirmed transit schedules, retail closures, essential services and planning tips.