Toronto is a hub for diverse experiences, from vibrant food scenes to the latest trends in culture and travel. With its mix of neighbourhoods, local businesses, and unique activities, the city offers something for everyone. Whether you’re exploring the cultural hotspots, attending food festivals, or checking out the newest trends, Toronto’s dynamic atmosphere ensures there’s always something to experience. Stay updated on the best spots and hidden gems in the city, and make the most of your time in this lively metropolis.
The last Torontohenge of 2026 happens at sunset on Sunday, Oct. 25, when the sun lines up with downtown’s east-west streets.
Nickelback is bringing its Everything Under The Sun Tour to Scotiabank Arena on March 21, 2027, with general sale on Oct. 16.
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.
The biggest shopping weekend of the year is almost here. Our survival guide for Toronto Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2025 has everything you need—from the exact dates and insider tips to a breakdown of the best deals at top stores like the Eaton Centre, Walmart, and Best Buy. Plan your shopping strategy and get ready to save big.
Planning dessert for Canadian Thanksgiving 2026? These 10 Toronto bakeries cover pumpkin, fruit, pecan and vegan or gluten-free pies, with current pricing and preorder notes.
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.
Screemers 2026 is opening at Assembly Park in Vaughan with seven haunted mazes, more than 120 actors and unlimited midway rides.
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra is performing Beethoven’s Fifth at Roy Thomson Hall, with Angela Hewitt and conductor Riccardo Minasi.
TTC Line 2 service between Kipling and Jane stations will be replaced by shuttle buses during a planned Thanksgiving weekend closure.
PumpkinFest Toronto is returning to Downsview Park with a pumpkin patch, unlimited rides, inflatables, stage shows and family activities.
A free Fall Harvest Market is bringing food, local vendors, live music and seasonal activities to Sugar Beach over the Thanksgiving long weekend.
Espolòn Tequila is transforming Toronto’s 505 Dundas streetcar into a Halloween party featuring live sets from Felix Cartal and Rêve. Eligible Canadians can enter for a chance to join the October 31 event.
The Family Crow: A Murder Mystery returns to Toronto for its 100th performance at Factory Theatre on Halloween. Here are the date, ticket prices and details.
Cirque du Soleil’s ’Twas the Night Before… returns to Meridian Hall from December 10 to January 2. Here are the dates, tickets and what to expect.
Japanese low-cost airline ZIPAIR is launching nonstop flights between Toronto Pearson and Tokyo Narita in 2027. Here’s what we know so far.
Dancing with the Stars: Live! hits Scotiabank Arena on January 24, 2027, its first Toronto show since 2009. Tickets go on sale October 13.
Toronto-born poet Anne Carson has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Here’s what to know about her win, her U of T roots and her work.
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…
Trung Hoang’s first solo exhibition brings patient, observational photography to Black Rabbit Gallery, with an October 15 opening and book launch.
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…
