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.
RUSSELL! and producer Nari created “On the Rocks” in 48 hours inside a transparent Toronto studio for PATRÓN Crafted Live.
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.
Toronto’s ravines move into the spotlight this fall with Ravine Days, a city-wide program running from September 26 to October…
Looking for things to do in Toronto this November 2026? Discover seasonal events, festive activities, food spots, and local experiences worth adding to your calendar.
Kickboxing is taking off across Toronto, and it’s easy to see why. Discover what’s driving the sport’s growing popularity, from high-energy workouts to the community around local kickboxing classes.
Secondhand Dreamcar brings its nine-piece soul, blues and roots sound to the Horseshoe Tavern on Oct 22, 2026, joined by Joe Nolan.
Amanda Seyfried and Annie Murphy were among the actors celebrating two TIFF 2026 world premieres during Campari Cinema Center’s Sunday program in Toronto.
Public Pier Toronto takes over Marina Quay West for three weekends with free DJs, dance workshops, public art and SILO NIGHTS projections on the Canada Malting Silos.
Article has officially opened its first Toronto store in King West, bringing its modern furniture and home décor collection to one of the city’s most design-forward neighbourhoods.
From the over-the-top decor at Miracle to cozy new spots, we found the best and most festive pop-up bars in Toronto to eat, drink, and be merry this holiday season.
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Public Trust Toronto invites visitors to make a promise and become part of a free interactive artwork travelling to four locations from September 15 to October 4, 2026.
Journey is bringing the Final Frontier Tour to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on November 4, 2026. Here’s what to know about tickets, show time, Canadian tour dates, and concert tips.
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.
Pita Pit has launched its new Crispy Donair at participating Canadian locations for a limited time, featuring spiced beef, sweet garlic sauce and a Parmesan pita.
Ziploc and Too Good To Go bring the Surprise Seconds Wheel of Sandwiches to Sankofa Square on Sept. 29, featuring Toronto chef Eric Chong.
Squeeze every final drop out of summer. From the closing weekend of the iconic CNE and jaw-dropping stunts at BuskerFest to high-speed fighter jets at the Canadian International Air Show, here are the absolute best things to do in Toronto this week.
Don’t let the best month of the year slip by without a plan. From the high-energy aerobatics of the Canadian International Air Show and the star-studded red carpets of TIFF to massive cultural street celebrations and the first signs of sweater-weather pumpkin fun, here is your definitive roadmap to the absolute best things to do in Toronto in September 2026. Discover the exact dates, free event maps, and festival secrets you need to conquer your autumn in the city.
Kimpton Saint George Hotel is bringing back Barks & Brews on August 27, 2026, with dog-friendly drinks, pet portraits, local vendors, and a best-dressed pooch contest, all while supporting the Toronto Humane Society.
Scarborough Town Centre (STC) is making back-to-school shopping in Toronto more exciting this year with a lineup of hands-on activities,…
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!
