Things to Do in Toronto This Week (February 10-16)
Do you find winter chill never-ending? But don’t let it keep you stuck inside. There are so many things to do this week (February 10-16) in Toronto, and you’ll love to check them out. Planning a low-key outing, a Valentine’s Day date, or want a break from your usual routine? I’ll help you plan a week worth talking about. Toronto in February might mean chilly weather, but there’s plenty happening to keep you busy and smiling.
Please note that event details and schedules may change. Check the official websites or contact event organisers for the most up-to-date information.
Fun Things to Do This Week (Feb 10–16) in Toronto | Winter Fun & Activities
Winter Skating at The Bentway (Ongoing, Until February 17)
Need an excuse to go outdoors in the middle of winter blues? Why not lace up your skates and visit The Bentway’s figure-eight skating trail? As you spin like a pro or cautiously glide along, it’s a thrilling activity to fill your week.
- Location: 250 Fort York Blvd, Toronto
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.thebentway.ca
- Best for: Families, couples, or friends
Valentine’s Pop-Up by Novotel Toronto (Ongoing, Until February 14)
Need a last-minute Valentine’s gift? This pop-up has local artists, makers, and small businesses selling everything from handmade jewelry to custom treats.
- Location: Novotel Toronto Centre (45 The Esplanade, Toronto)
- Website: www.novoteltorontocentre.com
- Best for: Anyone hunting for gifts and supporting local businesses.
Hangar Skate at YZD (Ongoing, Until February 17)
Tired of the same old rink and want to add a creative twist to your week? Hangar Skate at YZD mixes skating with live DJs, art installations, and free lessons.
- Location: YZD (34 Hanover Road Toronto)
- Admission: Free. RSVP here.
- Website: www.yzd.ca
- Best for: Friends, families, or couples
Window Box Gallery at Gallery 1313 (Ongoing, Until February 26)
A break from the city chaos? Stop by Gallery 1313 and check out Sunshine Tormé Johnson’s work. Her work highlights healing and introspection, so it’s best suited for a quiet, reflective moment in your week.
- Location: Gallery 1313 (1313 Queen Street W, Toronto)
- Website: www.gallery1313.org
- Best for: Solo visits or anyone who enjoys thoughtful art
Winterlicious (Ongoing, Until February 13)
Foodies will find it hard to skip this one. You can consider Winterlicious as a tour of Toronto’s food scene, with over 220 restaurants offering three-course menus. From comforting favourites to bold global flavours, you’ll instantly find dishes that match your taste.
- Location: Multiple venues
- Website: www.toronto.ca
- Best for: Date nights, group dinners, or treating yourself
Bar Besos Valentine’s Cocktail Pop-Up (Ongoing, Until February 20)
Bar Besos is going all-in on Valentine’s this year with a themed cocktail menu and over-the-top decor. Drinks are inspired by aphrodisiac flavours, and the whole spot feels like Valentine’s fever dream.
- Location: Bar Mordecai (1272 Dundas St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Free entry (drinks available for purchase)
- Website: www.barmordecai.com
- Best for: Couples, friends, or solo cocktail lovers looking for a festive spot.
Weekend Public Skating at Evergreen Brick Works (Ongoing, Until February 23)
Skating with a cool backdrop? This rink winds through snowy gardens and old factory beams. You can bring your own skates or rent a pair on-site.
- Location: 550 Bayview Ave, Toronto
- Admission: Free. Affordable skate rentals available.
- Website: www.evergreen.ca
- Best for: Families, couples, or anyone wanting a fun winter activity.
The Wolf in the Voice (Ongoing, Until February 23)
So, how powerful can the human voice be? This show, which involves songs and stories, highlights the deep connection between singing and self-expression. It’s intimate, moving, and unlike anything else happening this week.
- Location: Tarragon Theatre (30 Bridgman Ave, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tarragontheatre.com
- Best for: Thoughtful dates or solo culture nights
KUUMBA 30 (Ongoing, Until February 28)
For 30 years, KUUMBA has been celebrating Black culture through music, art, and live performances. This year’s lineup has powerful storytelling, electric performances, and must-see events.
- Location: Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay W, Toronto)
- Admission: Free, pay-what-you-wish, and ticketed
- Website: www.harbourfrontcentre.com
- Best for: Anyone who loves music, art, and cultural events.
i-Sites: Zones of Calm and Creation (Ongoing, Until February 28)
City life can be loud, but these public art spaces are designed to give you a quiet moment to recharge. Want to sit, reflect, or interact with the art? It’s a different way to take a break.
- Location: Bloordale Village, Toronto
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.bigonbloorfestival.com
- Best for: Anyone needing a reset in the middle of the city.
Creativity Academy at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre (Ongoing, Until March 2)
If the kids love LEGO, they’ll have a blast here. They’ll enjoy hands-on building challenges, massive mosaics, and cool masterclasses led by LEGO experts.
- Location: 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Vaughan
- Admission: Check ticket prices here.
- Website: www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com
- Best for: Kids and families who love to build and create.
PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS (Ongoing, Until March 2)
Emma is in rehab, but she doesn’t think she belongs there. This play digs into addiction, identity, and messy realities with a raw, emotional storyline that hits hard.
- Location: The Coal Mine Theatre (2076 Danforth Ave, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.coalminetheatre.com
- Best for: Theatre lovers who want something intense and thought-provoking.
Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour (Ongoing, Until March 29)
Like history with a spooky edge? Then, walk through the Distillery District’s cobblestone streets by lantern light while hearing ghost stories from Toronto’s past.
- Location: 55 Mill Street, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hauntedwalk.com
- Best for: History fans, ghost story lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good scare.
Print Club Valentine’s Market (February 10)
Here, you can grab handmade Valentine’s gifts from local artists and enter a raffle packed with art from past vendors. Proceeds support Trinity Community Hub, so you’re giving back while you shop.
- Location: 100 McCaul Street, Toronto
- Admission: Free. RSVP here.
- Instagram: @ocadu_print.publ
- Best for: Anyone looking for original gifts and supporting local artists.
ROMANCE Short Film Festival (February 10)
Enjoy watching love stories? Join this 90-minute screening of romance films from around the world, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
- Location: Carlton Cinemas (20 Carlton Street, Toronto)
- Website: www.wildsoundfestivalreview.com
- Best for: Film lovers and anyone who enjoys a good romance.
Squid Game Trivia (February 10)
Got what it takes to win Squid Game… trivia? Put your knowledge to the test in three rounds of 15 questions each. The top three teams win a Hemingway’s gift card, so maybe study up or at least bring your smartest friend.
- Location: Hemingway’s (142 Cumberland St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hemingways.to
- Best for: Squid Game fans and competitive friends
Sweet City Fest (February 11 – 23)
A festival about sweets? Sweet City Fest features live performances, a chocolate-making workshop, and a vendor village celebrating Black History Month. Walk through the Tunnel of Love, check out the marketplace, or grab a seat at the Speakeasy Whiskey Bar.
- Location: STACKT Market (28 Bathurst Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.stacktmarket.com
- Best for: Food lovers, couples, and anyone with a serious sweet tooth.
Music Toronto: Rachel Fenlon (February 11)
Still searching for an interesting way to spend an evening in the city? Then, you must attend Rachel Fenlon’s show. She combines her singing and piano skills to deliver a magnificent take on Schubert’s Winterreise.
- Location: Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts (27 Front Street East, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.musictorontoconcerts.com
- Best for: Classical music fans or a relaxing night out
Paint Arena (February 12)
At Paint Arena, three talented artists race against the clock to create creative pieces in just an hour. You can vote for your favourite, and there’s even a chance to take one home. Moreover, it supports young creatives through the Building Black Youth Foundation.
- Location: Drake Underground (1150 Queen St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.thedrake.ca
- Best for: 19+, art fans and friends
Warm Your Hearts: A Valentine’s Day Fire Skills Workshop (February 12)
Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be all roses and chocolates. How about a romantic fire-building workshop instead? This workshop starts with a moonlit snowshoe walk and ends with a fire-building session with roasted treats.
- Location: Starts at the High Park Nature Centre’s Cottage Building (440 Parkside Drive)
- Admission: $25
- Website: www.highparknaturecentre.com
- Best for: 18+, outdoorsy couples
Youth Tour: THE CULTURE with Julie Crooks (February 12)
Looking to connect with hip-hop and art? Join Julie Crooks, a brilliant curator, for a guided tour of the Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art exhibit. This guided tour, tailored for youth aged 14–25, connects art, culture, and storytelling.
- Location: Art Gallery of Ontario (317 Dundas St W., Toronto)
- Website: www.ago.ca
- Best for: Teens and young adults
Toronto Black Film Festival (February 12–17)
This festival celebrates Black voices through cinema, bringing stories that inspire, educate, and entertain. Expect powerful films and fresh perspectives that stay with you for a long time.
- Location: Multiple venues
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.torontoblackfilm.com
- Best for: Film lovers or anyone seeking meaningful stories
A Transit Through Time (February 12 – August 31)
This exhibit brings together six artists highlighting culture, creativity, and transformation through time. Special guest Jordan Sook adds a solo showcase filled with butterflies as symbols of self-expression and change. You’ll find art inside Union Station’s West Wing and Oak Room, plus installations across the station.
- Location: Union Station (65 Front Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.torontounion.ca
- Best for: Art lovers and anyone who enjoys exhibits.
Crochet 101 Workshop (February 12)
Always wanted to learn crochet? This workshop lets you create the classic and heart granny squares, ideal for beginners. You’ll leave with handmade pieces, patterns, and some new skills.
- Location: Loohoo (1380 Queen Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.loohoo.square.site
- Best for: DIY fans and anyone who likes creative, hands-on activities.
Indoor Farmers Market (February 12)
This market features local vendors with fresh produce, homemade treats, and baked goods. Stock up on seasonal ingredients, grab a snack, or just browse and support small businesses.
- Location: Montgomery’s Inn (4709 Dundas Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.toronto.ca
- Best for: Anyone who loves fresh food and shopping locally.
Dog-Friendly Valentine’s Dinner & Social (February 12)
How about celebrating Valentine’s with your four-legged bestie? This pet-friendly dinner and social event lets everyone enjoy good food and fun company. There are also special dog-friendly treats.
- Location: Something In The Water Brewery (151 E Liberty St, Toronto)
- Admission: Check ticket prices here.
- Website: www.weenandco.com
- Best for: 19+, Dog owners and pet lovers.
Botanical Chemistry: A Valentine’s Mixology Class (February 13 – 14)
Start the night with a welcome cocktail, then learn how to mix two creative drinks using molecular techniques. Want to make it extra special? Upgrade with curated food pairings or a personalised gin bottle.
- Location: Reid’s Distillery (32 Logan Ave, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.exploretock.com
- Best for: Cocktail lovers, couples, and anyone who enjoys making their own drinks.
Aespa – 2025 SYNK: PARALLEL LINE Tour (February 13)
MY, finally, it’s happening. Aespa’s second world tour is landing in Toronto, where you’ll enjoy hyperpop hits and energising performances. Even if you’re new to K-pop, it’s worth experiencing the energy.
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.scotiabankarena.com
- Best for: K-pop fans and anyone curious about the genre
Titanic Live (February 13–15)
Is it possible to make Titanic more romantic? Watching it with a live orchestra playing the Oscar-winning soundtrack. Yep, level up your Valentine’s Day plans this time.
- Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tolive.com
- Best for: Couples or movie fans
Almost Valentine’s Day Stand-Up Comedy Show (February 13)
Would you try some good laughs before Valentine’s Day? The Groove Bar & Grill hosts some of the funniest comedians in the GTA for a pre-Valentine’s comedy night. And with an open mic after, you never know what surprises are in store.
- Location: The Groove Bar & Grill (1952 Danforth Ave., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @cgr_news
- Best for: Friends or casual dates
Galentine’s Gathering (February 13)
This hands-on workshop walks you through making body butter, lip balm, and bath salts with eco-friendly ingredients. You’ll leave with handmade products and a little extra glow.
- Location: CSI Annex (720 Bathurst St, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.socialinnovation.org
- Best for: Friends, self-care lovers, and anyone into DIY skincare.
Night at the Museum: Planet Love at Arcadia Earth (February 13)
Arcadia Earth turns into a party with a live DJ, themed cocktails, tarot readings, and a photo booth. Tickets include a drink, snacks, and full access to the exhibits.
- Location: Arcadia Earth (486 Front St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.arcadiaearth.ca
- Best for: Couples, groups, and anyone who loves a fun night out.
Love & Wellness Pop-Up Experience (February 13)
A laid-back Valentine’s market with handmade goods, wellness products, and artisanal treats from local vendors. It’s a great way to shop, relax, and enjoy a slow-paced evening.
- Location: STACKT Market (28 Bathurst St, Toronto)
- Admission: Free entry (workshop fees may apply)
- Website: www.stacktmarket.com
- Best for: Anyone looking for thoughtful gifts and a relaxed Valentine’s celebration.
Great Backyard Bird Count in High Park (February 14–17)
How about turning your love of nature into community science? Grab your binoculars and head to High Park for this beginner-friendly birding event. Besides learning about local birds, your sightings will contribute to real research through eBird.
- Location: Starts at the High Park Nature Centre’s Forest School building (375 Colborne Lodge Drive)
- Admission: Pay what you can ($0, $5, $8, $10)
- Website: www.highparknaturecentre.com
- Best for: Nature lovers and families
Romantic Valentine’s Day Soirée (February 14)
This Valentine’s, Old Mill Toronto is hosting a romantic dinner with live music and a dance floor. Share a special meal and slow dance to classics performed by Xavier Solis.
- Location: Old Mill Toronto (21 Old Mill Road, Toronto)
- Admission: Check ticket prices here.
- Website: www.oldmilltoronto.com
- Best for: Couples looking for a romantic date
Valentine’s Tantra Speed Date (February 14)
Dating apps got you down? This event involves real connections through playful, meaningful exercises. And who knows—you might meet someone special.
- Location: Alternity – Elixir Bar and Lounge (333 Bloor St W Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tantrany.com
- Best for: Singles tired of the usual dating scene.
Toronto Motorcycle and Powersport Show (February 14–16)
Love motorcycles? This event is well-suited for those who enjoy the open road as it includes everything, such as the latest rides, gear, and even electric models.
- Location: Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place (100 Princes’ Blvd., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.motocanada.com
- Best for: Riders, future riders, or anyone who loves bikes.
Canadian International AutoShow (February 14–23)
It’s Canada’s biggest automotive event with over 1,000 vehicles to check out, from exotics to cutting-edge electric cars. Also, check out the Red Bull Fan Zone for some Formula 1 action.
- Location: Metro Toronto Convention Centre (255 Front St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.autoshow.ca
- Best for: Car fans and families for a fun day out.
FloralBASH Valentine’s Day Pop-Up @ Bellamy Loft (February 14)
Fresh flowers, sweet treats, photo ops, and exclusive Valentine’s deals? You can get them in one spot. Swing by to pick up a bouquet, grab a gift, or just enjoy the atmosphere.
- Location: 1230 Sheppard Avenue W, Unit 4, North York
- Admission: Free. All goods are to purchase. RSVP here.
- Website: www.floralbash.ca
- Best for: Gift shoppers and anyone who loves fresh flowers.
Valentine Weekend Special Pop-Up! (February 14 – 16)
Chef Shintaro gives Japanese onigiri a plant-based twist at this pop-up. If you’re a foodie, a plant-based eater, or just love trying new flavours, this is worth checking out.
- Location: 637 Bloor St W, Toronto
- Instagram: @nuttea_toronto
- Best for: Food lovers and anyone curious about plant-based Japanese cuisine.
Valentine’s Bouquet Pop-Up (February 14)
This grab-and-go flower pop-up runs from 1–6 PM, selling Valentine’s-style bouquets. Walk in for a quick pickup or pre-order to avoid the last-minute rush.
- Location: 1380 Queen Street West, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @makelemonadeco / @shop.loohoo
- Best for: Anyone looking for fresh flowers without the stress.
East Meets West: A 5-Course Valentine’s Pop-Up Experience (February 14)
Chefs Sean Wang and Konrad Supe combine Eastern flavours with European techniques in this one-night-only, five-course dining experience. Seats are limited, so booking ahead is a good idea.
- Location: 245 Carlaw Avenue #unit 401 Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @vallegaraystudios
- Best for: Couples and food lovers looking for a special Valentine’s dinner.
Valentine’s Day Food Tour (February 14 – 16)
Skip the fancy dinner and enjoy Toronto’s food scene instead. This guided tour takes you through Kensington Market, where you’ll taste different dishes and learn about the city’s culinary history.
- Location: Kensington Market, Toronto (exact location given upon booking)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.tastytourstoronto.com
- Best for: Couples, friends, and small groups who love food and trying new places.
The Valentine’s Day Chocolate Express (February 14 – 16)
Your ride in a vintage train car includes a guided chocolate-tasting tour. Learn about chocolate’s history, taste single-origin cacao, and sample Canadian small-batch chocolates. You can also get a tasting kit to take home.
- Location: Toronto Railway Museum (255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.tastytourstoronto.com
- Best for: Chocolate lovers, date nights, and anyone who enjoys hands-on experiences.
The Underground Comedy Railroad (February 14)
This comedy show highlights Black comedians from across Canada, bringing a mix of sharp storytelling, hilarious punchlines, and fresh perspectives to the stage.
- Location: 2800 Danforth Ave., Toronto
- Tickets: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.comedyrailroad.com
- Best for: Comedy fans and anyone who wants a fun, lighthearted night out.
A Stackt Up Comedy Show (February 14)
Single, dating, or in a situationship? Doesn’t matter. This Valentine’s Day comedy show at Stackt Market brings laughs, drinks, and stand-up acts for a fun night out.
- Location: STACKT Market (28 Bathurst St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.stacktmarket.com
- Best for: Couples, singles, and groups looking for a relaxed, funny night.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Textile Museum (February 14)
Valentine’s with a museum date? Walk through textile art exhibits, learn something new, and get discounted admission for two. They’re open late, so you can take your time.
- Location: Textile Museum of Canada (55 Centre Avenue Toronto)
- Admission: $30 (ticket for two)
- Website: www.textilemuseum.ca
- Best for: Art lovers and couples looking for something different.
Family Day at Arcadia Earth (February 14 – 17)
Earth’s Family Fun Fest is packed with eco-friendly crafts, a bouncy slide, face painting, and live animal meet-and-greets. Fun for kids, easy for parents.
- Location: The Well Toronto (486 Front St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.arcadiaearth.ca
- Best for: Families looking for a mix of fun and learning.
Jazz Night: Valentine’s Day Edition (February 14)
Sip cocktails, listen to live jazz, and enjoy the aquarium’s glow at this 19+ Valentine’s event. You’ll also enjoy a burlesque performance, drinks, and an after-hours experience under the sea.
- Location: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada (288 Bremner Blvd, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.ripleys.com
- Best for: Couples and anyone who loves music and a good atmosphere.
Pints for Paws: Backstreet Paws x Blood Brothers (February 14)
Trade roses for rescue dogs and chocolates for craft beer. Meet adoptable pups, sip on local brews, and shop pet-friendly vendors. There’s even a doggy kissing booth.
- Location: Blood Brothers (165 Geary Ave, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.bloodbrothersbrewing.com
- Best for: Dog lovers, craft beer fans, and anyone who wants to support rescue pups.
ROM After Dark: Lunar Love (February 14)
ROM’s after-hours event blends Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day celebrations with live performances, interactive art, and DJ sets. Your ticket includes full exhibit access.
- Location: Royal Ontario Museum (100 Queen’s Park, Toronto)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.rom.on.ca
- Best for: Anyone looking for a mix of culture, music, and fun.
Valentine’s Day at the AGO (February 14 – March 2)
Art, food, and a relaxed atmosphere combine at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Enjoy a curated menu, afternoon tea, and a mix of flavours and conversation surrounded by masterpieces.
- Location: Art Gallery of Ontario (317 Dundas St W, Toronto)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.ago.ca
- Best for: Couples and art lovers looking for a relaxing Valentine’s celebration.
Valentine’s Day at The Cottage Cheese (February 14)
Skip the fancy set menus and dig into rich curries, warm naan, and chocolate desserts instead. The flavours are big, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the food speaks for itself.
- Location: The Cottage Cheese (64 Oxford Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.thecottagecheese.ca
- Best for: Couples who want a laid-back, delicious meal.
Disney’s The Little Mermaid (February 15 – April 13)
Still know all the words to “Part of Your World”? Now you can see it live on stage. This Broadway take on the classic has all the songs you love plus a few surprises.
- Location: Wychwood Theatre (76 Wychwood Ave studio 176, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tyttheatre.com
- Best for: Families, Disney fans, and anyone who loves a good musical.
Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers Market (February 15)
Fresh produce, local vendors, and a hot drink in hand? A good way to start a Saturday. Grab some baked goods, shop around, and take a walk on the nearby trails.
- Location: 550 Bayview Ave, Toronto
- Admission: Free. All goods are to purchase.
- Website: www.evergreen.ca
- Best for: Anyone who loves farmers markets and slow weekend mornings.
The XOXO Pop-Up! (February 15 – 16)
Half market, half party. Shop handmade goods, thrift finds, and local art while sipping coffee at a love-themed café. Later, dress up and snap some fun portraits.
- Location: Sixteen Eleven Studios (1611 Dundas Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free. RSVP here.
- Instagram: @exitsequence
- Best for: Shoppers, creatives, and anyone looking for something festive.
Black History Month Tribute Shows (February 15)
This show blends live jazz with stories of legendary Black artists. So, prepare for smooth tunes, rich history, and a mix of Afro-Cuban beats, funk, and soul.
- Location: The Pilot Tavern ( 22 Cumberland St, Toronto,)
- Tickets: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.thepilot.ca
- Best for: Music lovers and anyone who appreciates jazz history.
Cooking Class for Singles – Valentine’s Dinner (February 15 – 16)
Cooking, good food, and meeting new people—this class is built for singles looking to connect over a great meal. Learn from Chef Yash, cook with fresh ingredients, and wrap it up with a dessert bar.
- Location: Summerhill Event Boutique (1057 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto)
- Admission: Get an invite here.
- Website: www.perfectpairingevents.com
- Best for: Singles who enjoy cooking and casual conversations.
Family Day Weekend at the Museum (February 15 – 17)
The Aga Khan Museum celebrates Family Day Weekend and Lunar New Year with live performances, calligraphy demos, and arts and crafts for kids. Clay tile workshops are also available for a small fee.
- Location: Aga Khan Museum (77 Wynford Drive, Toronto)
- Website: www.agakhanmuseum.org
- Best for: Families looking for something fun and interactive.
Kidapalooza Family Festival (February 15 – 17)
This indoor festival packs in activity stations, inflatables, live shows, and character meet-and-greets. A solid way to keep kids entertained over Family Day weekend.
- Location: YZD (10 Hanover Rd, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.kidapalooza.ca
- Best for: Families looking for an easy, fun-filled day.
KidsFest Toronto (February 15 – 17)
Kids will enjoy massive inflatables, slides, and bounce houses all under one roof. There’s also a petting zoo, face painting, and meet-and-greets with Paw Patrol characters.
- Location: International Centre (6900 Airport Road, Mississauga)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.kidsfest.to
- Best for: Families with kids who need to burn off some energy.
Nouvelle Vague (February 15)
If you love bossa nova or post-punk, Nouvelle Vague’s show is an exciting event this week. Their unique reinterpretations of classic songs make for an impressive live music experience.
- Location: The Concert Hall (888 Yonge St, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.nouvellevaguemusic.com
- Best for: Music fans and anyone who loves chill vibes.
Fish Ontario Licence Free – Ontario Family Fishing (February 15–17)
No licence? No problem. Fish anywhere in Ontario this weekend for free. Join public events or make it a family day by the water to participate.
- Location: Various Ontario water bodies
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.ontariofamilyfishing.com
- Best for: Families or anyone who loves fishing.
Toronto I Heart Beer & Taco Festival (February 15)
What if you could spend a day sampling the best brews and bites? You’ll experience that at this festival while enjoying games, music, and great company.
- Location: Enercare Centre (Hall A) – 100 Princes’ Blvd #1, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.iheartbeer.ca
- Best for: 19+, friends or foodies
Fat Ham (February 15–March 9)
Hamlet with a backyard cookout twist? Fat Ham brings laughs, family drama, and music in a bold reimagining of the Shakespeare classic.
- Location: Berkeley Street Theatre (26 Berkeley Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.canadianstage.com
- Best for: Theatre fans
CHOCOLATE Kintsugi Workshop (February 16)
Break it, paint it, and turn it into edible art. This relaxing workshop, inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, lets you transform broken chocolate into something beautiful.
- Location: QUEST XO (25 Liberty St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.questxo.com
- Best for: Families or a fun, hands-on date.
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