Things To Do This Week (March 24-30) in Toronto

March is almost over, but Toronto isn’t taking a break. Got plans? If not, our list of things to do this Week (March 24-30) in Toronto gives you excuses to get outside.

Want to check out a new exhibit? There’s plenty. Need to catch a live performance? Easy. Pop-up markets, concerts, comedy nights—pick your preference and go for it. Or, you know, stay home and wonder what you missed. Your call.

Event details and schedules can change. Please check the official website or contact the organisers for the most up-to-date info.

Things To Do in Toronto This Week (March 24–30) | Events, Festivals, and Activities

Cinema Soirée (Every Saturday)

Free popcorn, $1/oz house wine, $5 pints, and a cult classic on screen? That’s your Saturday night sorted. You can catch your favourite throwbacks weekly at 7 PM, complete with food and drink deals.

• Location: CHEFS HALL (111 Richmond Street West Toronto)
• Admission: Get free tickets here.
• Website: www.chefshall.co
• Best for: Movie fans, friends, families, date nights.
• Mar 29: Matilda

Winter Stations (Ongoing, Until March 30)

Need a winter stroll this week? But how about on the beach? Woodbine Beach becomes an outdoor art gallery, where lifeguard towers get a total makeover. This year’s theme? Dawn, symbolising fresh starts, change, and big creative energy.

• Location: Woodbine Beach (1675 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.winterstations.com
• Best for: Art lovers, outdoor wanderers, and anyone who enjoys winter walks.

Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour (Ongoing, Until March 29)

Last chance to walk lantern-lit alleys, hear eerie stories and maybe feel an unexpected chill. Could be a ghost or the cold. Either way, you’ll enjoy fun experiences.

• Location: 55 Mill Street, Toronto
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.hauntedwalk.com
• Best for: History buffs, thrill seekers, and anyone who enjoys a spooky night out.

Lumière: The Art of Light (Ongoing, Until April 4)

Need a reason to get outside after dark? Trillium Park transforms into a glowing playground with 14 imaginative installations by Ontario artists. It’s walkable, visual, and full of surprises.

• Location: 955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.ontarioplace.com
• Best for: Couples, art lovers, and anyone who likes wandering through glowing trails.

CITYSCAPE Film Photography Exhibition (Ongoing, Until April 6)

What if you can explore the ‘City’ through the lens of 38 film photographers? This exhibition captures how people connect to streets, skylines, and corners of a city they call home, or one they’re still figuring out.

• Location: Memento Film Lab (216 Ossington Ave, Toronto)
• Instagram: @mementofilmlab / @vytik_art_collective
• Best for: Photography fans, city wanderers, and anyone who enjoys slow-looking.

Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Ongoing, Until April 13)

Still know all the words to The Little Mermaid songs? Now you can belt them out in the audience. Ariel and the whole undersea crew bring the Broadway feel to life with beloved songs, huge sets, and a few surprises.

• Location: Wychwood Theatre (76 Wychwood Ave studio 176, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tyttheatre.com
• Best for: Disney fans, musical lovers, and families looking for a fun night out.

2025 Being Scene Juried Exhibition (Ongoing, Until April 17)

This exhibition celebrates creativity from artists within the Workman Arts community. With over 30 curated pieces on display, the show highlights diverse voices and personal perspectives. Works come from artists like Natalie King, Warren Harper, Alana Traficante, and more.

• Location: 32 Lisgar Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto
• Website: www.workmanarts.com
• Best for: Art lovers, supporters of inclusive spaces, and anyone curious about Toronto’s creative pulse.

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: The Immersive Quest (Ongoing, Until May 4)

Ever wanted to be a wizard, rogue, or bard? This interactive fantasy quest lets you build your party, choose your path, and face down mythical creatures while navigating a detailed, live-action D&D-inspired world.

• Location: Square One (99 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.vibrantstudios.events

A Transit Through Time (Ongoing, Until August 31)

Ever wanted to see Union Station turn into an art show? This exhibit blends culture, transformation, and creativity with bold installations. Plus, Jordan Sook highlights butterflies as symbols of self-expression.

• Location: Union Station (65 Front Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.torontounion.ca
• Best for: Art lovers, deep thinkers, and anyone who enjoys good visual experiences.

Mary J. Blige – For My Fans Tour (March 24)

Mary J. Blige with NE-YO and Mario? Yep, it’s happening. And you need to prepare for powerful vocals, throwback hits, and a night of pure R&B magic.

• Location:  Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.maryjblige.com
• Best for: R&B lovers, longtime fans, and anyone who just needs a soulful night out.

Canadian Film Fest (March 24 – 29)

Want to watch indie films? This festival highlights 100% Canadian cinema, featuring screenings, panels, and networking events. You’ll catch a mix of feature films and shorts that highlight fresh storytelling from across the country.

• Location: Scotiabank Theatre (259 Richmond St W, Toronto)
• Website: www.canfilmfest.ca 
• Best for: Indie film lovers, aspiring filmmakers, and anyone curious about Canada’s film scene.

Women’s Adventure Film Tour 2025 (March 24 & 26)

This film tour features adrenaline, personal storytelling, and adventure-focused films. Created in celebration of Women’s History Month, it features stories from women pushing boundaries across sports, travel, and life.

• Location: Fox Theatre (2236 Queen Street East, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.foxtheatre.ca
• Best for: Movie fans and anyone who enjoys real stories told with heart.

Angostura Rum Tasting at The Real Jerk (March 25)

Need a mid-week plan? Try a guided rum tasting featuring Angostura Rum, known for its smooth finish and Caribbean roots. Sample several varieties, sip a Queen’s Park Swizzle, and pick up a few tips to impress your friends.

• Location: The Real Jerk Restaurant (842 Gerrard Street East, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.therealjerk.com
• Best for: Rum fans, cocktail enthusiasts, and groups of friends.

A Public Display of Affection (March 25 – April 20)

This show combines history, comedy, and personal storytelling, following Jonathan Wilson’s life as a queer teenager in Toronto. Moreover, expect moments that make you laugh, think, and maybe even tear up a little.

• Location: Crow’s Theatre (345 Carlaw Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.studio180theatre.com
• Best for: Theater lovers, LGBTQ+ audiences, and fans of personal storytelling.

2025 Next Generation Awards (March 26)

This event spotlights young leaders who are making an impact in the Canadian-Italian community. It’s an interesting mix of awards, networking, and inspiring stories from people shaping the future.

• Location: EY Tower – 40th Floor (100 Adelaide St. W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.italchambers.ca
• Best for: Young professionals, community leaders, and anyone looking to connect with inspiring people.

Hire Canada Job Fair & Training Expo (March 26)

Job hunting? Career change on your mind? This expo brings recruiters, employers, and job seekers together in one place. You can network, get career advice, and maybe even land your next gig.

• Location: Holiday Inn Toronto Airport-East (600 Dixon Rd, Toronto)
• Admission: Free. RSVP here.
• Website: www.hirecanada.ca
• Best for: Job seekers, career changers, and anyone looking to level up their skills.

Out of the Blues (March 26)

Feeling stuck in winter mode? This summer-themed bar night is bringing tropical drinks, good music, and vacation energy without leaving town. A portion of proceeds supports Stella’s Place, helping young adults access mental health services.

• Location: The Supermarket Bar and Variety (268 Augusta Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.outoftheblues2025.weebly.com
• Best for: Nightlife lovers, charity supporters, and anyone needing a summer escape.

2025 One Of A Kind Spring Show (March 26–30)

With over 450+ local makers and artists, this is Canada’s largest and most-loved craft and design event. You’ll find everything from home goods to jewellery. Plus, there are live demos and hands-on workshops if you’re itching to get creative.

• Location: Enercare Centre (100 Princes’ Blvd, Exhibition Place)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.oneofakindshow.com
• Best for: Handmade lovers and gift shoppers.

CIX Summit (March 26)

For founders, investors, and idea people, CIX Summit is the place to hear from Canada’s top startups and tech leaders. Expect keynotes, panels, and networking over coffee, breakfast, or even a pitch session.

• Location: Design Exchange (234 Bay St., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.cixsummit.com 
• Best for: Entrepreneurs, business builders, and innovators.

Collage Party with Niki Saint (March 26)

Wine, scissors, and glue? Sounds like a good night. At this collage party led by Niki Saint, you’ll learn the basics of collage while sipping wine and making art with friends. Bring your scraps, or use what’s there.

• Location: East Room (50 Carroll Street, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.issuesmagshop.com
• Best for: Creative souls, craft night crews, and anyone who wants a low-pressure way to make something fun.

Crochet Bows & Garlands Workshop (March 26)

Want to learn a relaxing hobby and walk away with something cute? This beginner-friendly crochet workshop teaches you how to make adorable bows and garlands.

• Location: Loohoo (1380 Queen St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.loohoo.square.site
• Best for: New crafters, creative friends, and anyone who enjoys a night of crafting and chatting.

DARN IT! Visible Mending with Loom (March 26)

Ripped your jeans. This free workshop shows you how to repair denim using a loom, no sewing machine needed. You can bring your own denim or just come to learn.

• Location: DesignWITH lab at the Eaton Centre, Level 2
• Admission: Free
• Instagram: @ethans.swap.party
• Best for: DIY types, sustainability fans, and anyone with clothes needing a second life.

Fish Leong “Theory of Love Song” Live Concert (March 26)

Next, get in your feelings with Fish Leong, known for her powerful love ballads and emotional stage presence. Her “Theory of Love Song” tour brings her heartfelt music to Canadian fans for a special night of stories told through song.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www./tolive.com
• Best for: Fans of pop music and concertgoers.

Pop Folk Artist Jeanne Côté Live (March 26)

Fresh off the Quebec pop-folk music scene, Jeanne Côté is sharing her debut album Suite pour Personne at Spadina Theatre. She’ll be joined by piano and poetry as she sings about the joys and messes of her twenties.

• Location: Spadina Theatre (24 Spadina Road Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.alliance-francaise.ca / www.jeannecote.ca 
• Best for: music fans and singer-songwriter lovers.

Well Dressed For Spring (March 26)

This fashion event mixes style with purpose. Models who’ve faced cancer will walk the runway in new spring looks to support Wellspring’s programs.

• Location: James Perse (18 Hazelton Ave Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.give.wellspring.ca
• Best for: Fashion followers, charity supporters, and anyone who believes style can be meaningful.

CYBD World Bipolar Day Public Education Event (March 27)

This one’s a real and open conversation about bipolar disorder with personal stories, expert talks, and the latest research. Looking to learn more or just show support? It’s a space for awareness and understanding.

• Location: CAMH Arrell Family Auditorium (1025 Queen St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Free. RSVP here.
• Website: www.camh.ca
• Best for: Mental health advocates, students, and professionals.

Sex Love Color – A Tour by Diamond Cafe (March 27)

Diamond Cafe’s smooth vocals and funky basslines make his music feel like an old-school classic with a modern twist. If you love soulful pop with a nostalgic feel, you must add this show to your plan.

• Location: The Drake  (1150 Queen Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.diamond.cafe 
• Best for: Music lovers, indie fans, and anyone into groovy, soulful performances.

Lisa Schettner and Mark Towstego at Toronto Reference Library (March 27)

Want a free concert featuring folk, country, and indie rock?  Lisa Schettner and Mark Towstego let you experience heartfelt lyrics, rich harmonies, and storytelling through music.

• Location: Toronto Reference Library – Beeton Hall (789 Yonge St., Toronto)
• Admission: Free. RSVP here.
• Website: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca
• Best for: Folk music fans, live music lovers, and those who appreciate acoustic performances.

Music Toronto: Isidore Quartet (March 27)

If classical music had a cool, modern reboot, the Isidore Quartet would be it. Formed in 2019, this award-winning group blends tradition with innovation, making chamber music exciting again. Plus, their performance feels both refined and refreshing.

• Location: Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts (27 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Tickets – $55-$60 / Students – FREE (email tickets@music-toronto.com) / Accompanying non-student – Half-price / Arts workers – $20 (call 416-366-7723, option 1-1).
• Website: www.musictorontoconcerts.com 
• Best for: Classical music fans, live concertgoers, and anyone who enjoys a mix of tradition and fresh energy.

One Night Only: The Daniel Barnes Quartet (March 27)

This one-night-only jazz show promises smooth tunes, groovy solos, and deep rhythms. Featuring an all-star lineup of Canadian jazz greats, Daniel Barnes and his crew will perform original compositions and classic influences.

• Location: Joseph D Carrier Art Gallery (901 Lawrence Ave W, North York)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.villacharities.com
• Best for: Jazz lovers, live music fans, and anyone looking for a relaxed but engaging night out.

The Boat Show (March 27 – 30)

Want to hit the waves? The Boat Show features the latest marine gadgets, watercraft, and must-have accessories while meeting industry pros who live and breathe boating. Even if you’re not a sailor, the hands-on exhibits and family-friendly activities make this a fun day out.

• Location: The International Centre (6900 Airport Road, Mississauga)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.theboatshowic.ca
• Best for: Boating enthusiasts, families, and anyone curious about marine life and tech.

20-20 Perspective Comedy Show (March 27)

This double-feature comedy show celebrates some of the sharpest rising talents in Canadian comedy. Handpicked by the audience and known for big laughs and fresh takes, it’s a night that makes you forget about group chats and just live in the moment.

• Location: Backroom Comedy Club (814 Bloor St W, Basement Unit, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.backroomcomedyclub.com
• Best for: Stand-up fans, date nights, and groups of friends.

All Out Comedy (March 27)

27 editions later, it’s still going strong. Join Justin Subryan and a stacked lineup of Toronto’s funniest comedians for a night of smart punchlines and pure fun at Comedy Bar Bloor. Been a while since your last real laugh? This should fix that.

• Location: Comedy Bar (945 Bloor Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.comedybar.ca
• Best for: Comedy lovers, friend groups, and anyone allergic to boring nights out.

Blue Jays Opening Day presented by TD (March 27)

Baseball season is back. Opening Day hits Rogers Centre as the Blue Jays kick off their 2025 run. Fans will get a special Blue Jays Toque at the entrance and a magnet game schedule on the way out.

• Location: Rogers Centre (1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mlb.com
• Best for: Sports fans and Jays supporters.

Experimental/Dance/Music Festival (March 27)

WILDsound presents 95 minutes of genre-blending short films from around the world. Expect stories told through movement, rhythm, and sound. Then, stick around for a Q&A with the filmmakers right after.

• Location: Carlton Cinemas (20 Carlton Street, Toronto)
• Admission: Free or pay as you like.  RSVP tickets@wildsound.ca or call 416-568-9046
• Website: www.wildsoundfestivalreview.com
• Best for: Film buffs and experimental art fans.

IKEA Canada’s Sleepless Lamp Experience (March 27–30)

For Sleep Awareness Month, IKEA is shedding light on sleep poverty with a visual installation that mirrors what restless nights feel like. This eye-opening display shares how lack of sleep affects nearly 500,000 kids in Canada.

• Location: Scarborough Town Centre (300 Borough Dr, Scarborough)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.ikea.com
• Best for: Awareness seekers and community-minded folks.

Mitch Wood – My Impression of a LONDON Show (March 27)

TikTok comedy personality Mitch Wood brings his “My Impression Of” series to life at The Rivoli. He’ll poke fun at the theatre world while doing dead-on impressions of actors, casting directors, and backstage chaos.

• Location: The Rivoli (334 Queen Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.rivolitoronto.com
• Best for: Theatre nerds, TikTok fans, and anyone who enjoys a wildly honest take on the stage world.

Screen Free Toronto Event (March 27)

Want to take a break from your screen? This event involves real-life connections, offline hobbies, and low-pressure fun. You can bring a sketchpad, a book, or knitting, and meet people who want to chat without checking their notifications every two minutes.

• Location: 10 Dean | Waverly (484 Spadina Avenue, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Best for: Creatives and anyone tired of doomscrolling.

Show Us Your Style (March 27)

This fashion-forward event combines style, culture, and innovation into one packed day. It features a runway show, talks from industry insiders, and pop-ups from emerging designers. There are food, samples, and matching bracelet giveaways too.

• Location: Twist Gallery (1100 Queen St. W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.twistgallery.ca
• Best for: Fashion fans, small business supporters, and anyone who loves a good runway moment.

Sick Party: An Evening of Genre Fluid Rave Music (March 27)

Tired of the same old playlists? This party throws genres out the window. Techno, UK bass, garage, no rave, psy, plus a little Tarot on the side.

• Location: The Piston (937 Bloor Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Free before 9:30, $10 thereafter 
• Website: www.thepiston.ca
• Best for: Ravers, dance-floor explorers, and the musically curious.

K-POP IN YOUR AREA: The Ultimate K-pop Dance Party Toronto (March 28)

Your favourite K-pop songs will be blasting through the speakers at this high-energy dance party. Fan chants? Expected. Outfits inspired by your bias? Encouraged. Get your LED light stick ready, because this night offers nonstop dancing, singing, and pure hype.

• Location: The Rec Room (255 Bremner Blvd Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Instagram: @stagedhq 
• Best for: 19+, K-pop fans and dance lovers.

Metta Grove Experience (March 28 – 29)

Consider Metta Grove as part concert, part art show, and part meditation. This event blends psychedelic visuals, hypnotic sounds, and interactive art to create trippy, relaxing, and contemplative experiences.

• Location: Spadina Theatre (24 Spadina Road, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.simonhaiduk.com
• Best for: Meditation enthusiasts, art lovers, and those looking for next-level sensory experiences.

Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown the Musical in Concert (March 28 – 29)

Feeling dramatic this week? Meet Pepa, a woman dealing with her tangled love life, a philandering ex, and an unpredictable friend. And expect this musical to deliver a full orchestra, a dance ensemble, and plenty of over-the-top moments.

• Location: Meridian Arts Centre (5040 Yonge Street, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com 
• Best for: Theatre lovers, fans of dark comedy, and anyone who enjoys a little theatrical chaos.

Annie Lederman LIVE (March 28–29)

You’ve probably heard her wild stories on podcasts, but now it’s time to see Annie Lederman live and unfiltered. She’s rolling through Toronto on her ANNIEWOOD Tour, with the kind of comedy that punches hard and laughs harder.

• Location: Comedy Bar East (2800 Danforth Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.comedybar.ca /  www.annielederman.com
• Best for: Stand-up fans and podcast junkies.

Blue Jays City Connect Friday vs. Baltimore Orioles (March 28)

Baseball’s back and City Connect Fridays are here to kick off the season. There’s live entertainment, activities, and a Bo Bichette replica jersey if you’re early enough (first 15,000 fans).

• Location: Rogers Centre (1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mlb.com
• Best for: Jays fans, sports lovers, and friends.

A.J. Croce – Croce Plays Croce Tour (March 29)

Jim Croce gave us classics, and now his son, A.J., is keeping the legacy alive. This show blends his dad’s greatest hits with A.J.’s own music, plus stories from decades on the road.

• Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre (190 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: ww.ajcrocemusic.com
• Best for: Music lovers and fans of live music.

Farzad Farzin Live in Toronto (March 29)

Farzad Farzin has been a big name in Iranian music for over two decades. He’s done everything from pop hits to TV dramas. And now, he’s bringing his classical Persian music with modern pop elements to Toronto.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Instagram: @farzadfarzin1
• Best for: Fans of international music, Persian pop enthusiasts, and anyone looking for live music experiences.

Kylie Minogue – Tension Tour (March 29)

Australia’s princess of pop is back, and as always, you’ll love her disco anthems, flashy visuals, and theatrical stage presence. From her classic hits to new dance tracks, Kylie promises a high-energy concert.

• Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.kylie.com  
• Best for: Pop music lovers, Kylie fans, and those who want a night of dance-worthy hits.

Motown Mania with Jay Vazquez & Groove Marmalade – Old Mill Toronto (March 29)

Wish to hear the biggest Motown hits from legends like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and The Temptations? This tribute show nails the moves, the outfits, and the energy of the era.

• Location: Old Mill Toronto (21 Old Mill Road, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.oldmilltoronto.com
• Best for: Soul and R&B fans, lovers of classic Motown, and those who enjoy live performances.

Nagata Shachu, Haneum, and Eunji Kim (March 29)

A fusion of Japanese and Korean percussion? Nagata Shachu (Japanese taiko), Haneum (traditional Korean sounds with Western jazz), and Eunji Kim (Korean percussion and drum) offer a powerful combination of tradition and adrenaline.

• Location: Harbourfront Centre Theatre (231 Queens Quay West, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.harbourfrontcentre.com
• Best for: Fans of live percussion, world music, and cultural fusions.

The Naghash Ensemble of Armenia (March 29)

In this genre-blending show, you’ll hear how jazz and rock combined with ancient Armenian poetry are. The Naghash Ensemble delivers powerful vocals, poetry, and rich instrumental melodies on duduk, dhol, and piano

• Location: Aga Khan Museum (77 Wynford Drive, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.agakhanmuseum.org
• Best for: Music lovers who enjoy distinctive global sounds.

OnlyOneOf in North America – Our Only Odyssey (March 29)

Again, K-pop fans, assemble. OnlyOneOf will have their North American tour, bringing flawless choreography, smooth vocals, and heart-thumping beats. So, prepare for synchronised moves, and meet other passionate fans.

• Location: George Weston Recital Hall (5040 Yonge Street, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best for: K-pop stans, dance music lovers, and anyone who enjoys high-energy live shows

Bocktoberfest at Rorschach Brewing (March 29 – 30)

Big steins. Bigger pours. Bocktoberfest lands at Rorschach for a day of German beer flights, pretzels, and an atmosphere that says “yes, I will drink out of a 1L mug today.” They’re also tapping into their Starkbierzeit lineup for those who like it bold and malty.

• Location: Rorschach Brewing (1001 Eastern Avenue, Toronto)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.rorschachbrewing.com
• Best for: Beer lovers, snack seekers, and groups of friends.

Enchanted Lights (March 29 – April 13)

Who says fairytales are just for books? Mel Lastman Square turns into a glowing spring wonderland with light installations, whimsical sounds, and that kind of “wow” moment your camera roll’s been waiting for.

• Location: Mel Lastman Square (5100 Yonge St., North York)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.yongenorthyork.com
• Best for: Nighttime wanderers, families, and anyone who enjoys a bit of sparkle.

Generative AI for Everyone: Learn Through Art (March 29)

Curious about AI but don’t speak tech? This full-day workshop breaks it down through hands-on image and video creation. You’ll explore creative uses of AI tools in a way that’s simple, practical, and fun.

• Location: Koffler Arts (180 Shaw St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.bloomimmersive.com
• Best for: Creatives and early adopters.

Model Photo Session with Dee (March 29)

Want that studio shoot experience without the pressure? At Studio 311, you’ll get pro tips from commercial photographer Giancarlo Pawelec and walk away with portfolio-level shots.

• Location: Studio 311 (9 Davies Ave – Suite 311, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.pawelecphoto.com
• Best for: Aspiring models, content creators, and photographers of all levels.

NextGen Professionals Conference 2025 (March 29)

With panels on AI, real estate, immigration, and startups, plus expert speakers and live demos, you’ll leave with something more useful than a name tag. Also includes a pre-conference Industry Expo.

• Location: Toronto Pavilion (190 Railside Road Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.nextgenconference.ca
• Best for: Students, industry leaders, and young professionals.

Spring Market (March 29–30)

Head to St. Volodymyr Institute for two days of handmade goods, pysanky demos, and warm bowls of pickle soup and borscht. It’s part cultural showcase, part spring shopping spree with everything from fine jewellery to sweet treats.

• Location: St. Volodymyr Institute (620 Spadina Avenue, Toronto)
• Website: www.stvolodymyr.org
• Best for: Cultural explorers, craft fans, and anyone craving a warm-up and something sweet.

Toronto Game Expo (March 29–30)

Board games. Retro video games. If it’s playable, you’ll probably find it here. This two-day expo brings together gamers of all types for demos, tournaments, and plenty of hands-on play.

• Location: Queen Elizabeth Building (Queen Elizabeth Bldg, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.torontogameexpo.ca
• Best for: Gamers, collectors, and button-mashing champions.

Toronto Serbian Film Festival (March 29 & April 5)

Back in its 24th year, this festival shines a light on Serbian and South-Eastern European cinema. With emotional storytelling, fresh perspectives, and English subtitles, it’s a great chance to sit back and see the world a little differently.

• Location: Innis Town Hall (2 Sussex Avenue, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.torontoserbianfilmfestival.com
• Best for: Film lovers, cultural storytellers, and anyone looking beyond the mainstream.

High Park x Lost Craft Brewery Wedding Open House (March 29)

This event features a laid-back atmosphere, local beer, and handpicked wedding vendors. Plus, there’s a brand-new mural reveal and plenty of inspo if you’re recently engaged.

• Location: High Park Brewery (839 Runnymede Rd, Toronto)
• Admission: Free. RSVP here.
• Website: www.goodandgooder.com
• Best for: Engaged couples and curious planners.

Ha*Ash – HAASHVILLE Tour (March 30)

Latin pop duo Ha*Ash is here to make you sing your heart out. Belting out heartbreak anthems or swaying to their pop rock melodies? You’ll love to witness them perform live.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.ha-ash.com
• Best for: Latin pop fans and anyone who loves heartfelt, sing-along songs.

Modi – Pause For Laughter Tour (March 30- 31)

Need a break from doom-scrolling? Modi’s comedy is unpredictable and straight-up funny. He takes everyday moments and turns them into laugh-out-loud stories.

• Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre (190 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.modilive.com 
• Best for: Comedy fans and groups of friends.

Plus Size Spring Market (March 30)

Finally—a market where fashion doesn’t stop at a size L. This event focuses on inclusive style, from plus-size vintage to indie fashion and accessories. Come for the clothes, stay for the self-love and probably snacks.

• Location: Cecil Community Centre (58 Cecil St. Toronto)
• Admission: Free. All goods are available for purchase.
• Website: www.polyesterplus.com
• Best for: Plus-size shoppers, fashion lovers, and thrifting fans.

She Matters 2025 (March 30)

This event invites leaders, advocates, and everyday change makers to support survivors and push for change. You can join inspiring conversations, networking, and a room full of people paying attention to important issues.

• Location: Waterworks Food Hall Toronto (50 Brant St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.schliferclinic.com
• Best for: Advocates, professionals, and anyone passionate about social change.

Jr. Jays Opening Day (March 30)

The 2025 season opens with games, giveaways, and on-field fun for kids 14 and under. And get there early to make the most of the action in the Outfield District.

• Location: Rogers Centre (1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mlb.com

Best for: Families, little sluggers, and anyone looking for a fun, relaxing Sunday at the ballpark.

More…

• https://www.overheretoronto.com/things-to-do-this-week-march-17-23-in-toronto
• https://www.blogto.com/events
• https://www.todocanada.ca/city/toronto/events/page/18