Things To Do This Week (March 3-9) in Toronto
What’s your game plan for this week? If you’re looking to break out of your usual routine, we’ve listed some of the fun things to do this week (March 3 – 9) in Toronto. You can catch a live show, check out some pop-up events, or maybe try a new foodie spot with your crew. Interested in culture? There are exhibits and performances that’ll stir up your curiosity. Or how about enjoying fresh air with a crisp walk along the beaches? So, what will it be — something creative, social, or just chill? Whatever your preference, we’ll help you make the week a fun one.
Event details and schedules are subject to change. Please visit the official websites or contact the organizers for the most current information.
Things To Do in Toronto This Week (March 3 – 9) | Top Events & Activities
Little Women the Musical (Ongoing, Until March 8)
Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy are back but this time with catchy songs and a modern twist. This lively adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic highlights love, ambition, and sisterhood.
- Location: St Matthew’s United Church (729 St Clair Ave W., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hillcrestvillageplayers.ca
- Best For: Families, musical lovers, and anyone who appreciates a classic story.
People, Places and Things (Ongoing, Until March 9)
Emma had the time of her life… until she didn’t. Now she’s in rehab, trying to figure out what’s real and what’s just another escape. This gripping drama explores addiction, truth, and if a fresh start is ever truly possible.
- Location: The Coal Mine Theatre (2076 Danforth Ave, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.coalminetheatre.com
- Best For: Theatre lovers, drama fans, and anyone who enjoys thought-provoking stories.
The Retro Arcade (Ongoing, Until March 16)
Classic games, neon lights, and a chance to crush your friends at Street Fighter—what’s not to love? This spot lets you play some Pinball, groove to ‘90s hits, and relive your arcade glory days.
- Location: Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection (111 Princes’ Boulevard Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hotelxtoronto.com
- Best For: Gamers and friend groups.
Fat Ham (Ongoing, Until March 16)
What if Hamlet took place at a backyard cookout? Fat Ham flips Shakespeare’s famous tragedy into a modern, funny, and soulful story of identity and justice. And you can anticipate humour, heartfelt moments, and a soundtrack that brings it all together.
- Location: Berkeley Street Theatre (26 Berkeley Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.canadianstage.com
- Best for: Theatre lovers and anyone who likes a fresh take on the classics.
Winter Stations (Ongoing, Until March 17)
The Woodbine Beach turns into an outdoor gallery for Winter Stations, an annual competition where artists transform lifeguard towers into creative installations. This year’s theme, Dawn, represents change, renewal, and new beginnings.
- Location: Woodbine Beach (1675 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.winterstations.com
- Best for: Art lovers and anyone who enjoys winter strolls.
Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour (Ongoing, Until March 29)
Enjoy ghost stories? Then, take a lantern-lit walk through the Distillery District’s haunted past. You’ll hear eerie stories, visit dark alleys, and maybe even feel a ghostly chill.
- Location: 55 Mill Street, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hauntedwalk.com
- Best for: History buffs, ghost story fans, and night owls.
Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Ongoing, Until April 13)
This week, why not sing along to Part of Your World as Ariel’s underwater adventure comes to life on stage? You’ll love the incredible sets, beloved songs, and new musical numbers.
- Location: Wychwood Theatre (76 Wychwood Ave studio 176, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tyttheatre.com
- Best for: Families and Disney fans.
A Transit Through Time (Ongoing, Until August 31)
Ever thought about how art connects us to the past and future? This six-artist group exhibition brings that idea to life, featuring a solo showcase by Jordan Sook. His signature butterflies symbolise self-expression and the joy of being human.
- Location: Union Station (65 Front Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.torontounion.ca
- Best For: Art lovers, deep thinkers, and anyone who enjoys creative exhibits.
Monday Night Dinner with Singer-Songwriter Paula Sofia at DROM Taberna (March 3)
Good food, great music, and a relaxing atmosphere—what more do you need? Paula Sofia, a Guatemalan singer-songwriter, will deliver soulful performances and deep connections.
- Location: Drom Taberna (458 Queen St. W, Toronto)
- Website: www.dromtaberna.com
- Best For: Music lovers, date nights, and anyone who enjoys live performances.
University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Week 2025 (March 3 – 7)
Are you into startups, innovation, or curious about Toronto’s business scene? This week is packed with events, pitch competitions, and networking opportunities. Moreover, there’s over $120k in cash prizes up for grabs.
- Location: Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus (108 College Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Register here.
- Website: www.entrepreneurs.utoronto.ca
- Best for: Entrepreneurs, students, and business-minded professionals.
Music Toronto: Illia Ovcharenko (March 4)
Illia Ovcharenko may be young, but his piano skills have already charmed audiences worldwide. His award-winning performances mix passion and precision, making this a must-see for classical music fans.
- Location: Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts (27 Front Street East, Toronto)
- Admission: Single tickets $55 – $60; Arts Workers – $20; Students – FREE by request (submit request to tickets@music-toronto.com)
- Website: www.musictorontoconcerts.com
- Best for: Classical music lovers and concertgoers.
We Meant Well by Erum Shazia Hasan – By the Lake Book Club (March 4)
Some books entertain, and some make you rethink everything. Erum Shazia Hasan leads a discussion on her debut book We Meant Well, a gripping story about charity, power, and privilege through the lens of an aid worker caught in crisis.
- Location: Assembly Hall (1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, Etobicoke)
- Admission: Enroll here.
- Website: www.anc.ca.apm.activecommunities.com
- Best For: Book lovers, deep thinkers, and anyone who enjoys discussing global issues.
Jorja Smith (March 4 – 5)
That voice? Instantly recognisable. Jorja Smith, the British singer-songwriter behind Blue Lights and countless soulful hits, is bringing her smooth R&B, reggae, and hip-hop-inspired sound to Toronto.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here (Mar 4) or here (Mar 5).
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
- Best For: R&B lovers, concert-goers, and anyone who enjoys powerful live music.
21st-Century Broadway (March 4 – 5)
Can’t decide which Broadway show to watch? This musical theatre show has hits from Wicked, Hamilton, The Color Purple, Dear Evan Hansen, and more. With a star-studded cast and the TSO bringing the drama, expect big voices and big emotions.
- Location: Roy Thomson Hall (60 Simcoe Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tso.ca
- Best For: Broadway lovers, musical theatre fans, and anyone seeking powerhouse vocals.
POWER OF SONG: International Women’s Week Songwriter Round (March 4)
Some songs just hit differently. And this songwriter round celebrates International Women’s Week with women and gender-diverse artists sharing songs about empowerment, resilience, and transformation.
- Location: TD Music Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tdmusichall.mhrth.com
- Best For: Music lovers, storytellers, and anyone who appreciates lyrics with meaning.
Pancake Tuesday Fundraiser at Sunset Grill (March 4)
Pancakes for $2? And it’s for charity? Sunset Grill’s buttermilk pancakes are flipping their way to support the Canadian Cancer Society, which means every bite does some good. Guilt-free syrupy goodness? We’ll take it.
- Location: Multiple Toronto locations
- Website: www.sunsetgrill.ca
- Best For: Breakfast lovers, families, and anyone who wants to support a cause.
Lime Cordiale: Enough of The Sweet Talk Tour (March 5)
Lime Cordiale is all set to let you experience indie pop, rock, and funk, and standing still is not an option. Catchy hooks, clever lyrics, and serious groove, the kind of concert where you leave with at least one new favorite song.
- Location: The Danforth Music Hall (147 Danforth Ave., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.limecordiale.com
- Best For: Indie music fans, concert-goers, and anyone who just needs to move.
International Women’s Day Morning Event (March 5)
Networking, but make it feel like brunch with friends. This inspiring morning event focuses on sharing ideas, taking action for gender equality, and connecting over good food.
- Location: Malaparte (350 King Street West Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Best For: Women, professionals, and anyone who enjoys meaningful discussions over breakfast.
Andy Frasco & The U.N. – Try Not to Die Tour (March 5)
Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring blues-rock, high-energy antics, and spontaneous crowd interactions. So, prepare for funky beats, wild improvisation, and an unpredictable night of music.
- Location: Adelaide Hall (250 Adelaide St. W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.andyfrasco.com
- Best for: Rock and blues fans who love a good party.
International Women’s Award (March 5)
How about celebrating four incredible women at a black-tie event? It features fine dining, live entertainment, and a cause worth supporting. Proceeds benefit global education projects through Action Education.
- Location: University Club of Toronto (380 University, Toronto)
- Website: www.founderworkroom.com
- Best for: Professionals, advocates, and anyone celebrating women’s achievements.
NCT 127 – 4th Tour Neo City: The Momentum (March 5)
NCT 127 is bringing their high-energy K-pop performances to Toronto. And, of course, you’ll enjoy impressive choreography, powerhouse vocals, and a setlist packed with fan favourites.
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.scotiabankarena.com
- Best for: K-pop fans and anyone who loves a high-production concert.
Indoor Farmers Market (March 5)
Montgomery’s Inn brings back its historic market feel with fresh produce, baked goods, and locally made treats. Also, you can grab a warm loaf from the wood-fired oven while it lasts.
- Location: Montgomery’s Inn (4709 Dundas Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.toronto.ca
- Best for: Food lovers and anyone who enjoys weekend markets.
Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival (March 5 – 16)
This festival brings together some of the funniest sketch comedians from across North America. With 10 days of live shows, there’s plenty of time for belly laughs.
- Location: Multiple venues
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.torontosketchfest.com
- Best for: Comedy fans and friends.
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: We Who Wrestle With God Tour (March 6)
Psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is in town for a night of thought-provoking discussions on mythology, psychology, and personal growth.
- Location: Scotiabank Arena (40 Bay St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.jordanbpeterson.com
- Best for: Fans of intellectual debates and self-improvement.
Maro x Nasaya – Lifeline Tour (March 6)
Two genre-blending musicians, MARO and NASAYA, bring their dreamy mix of jazz, pop, and electronic beats to the city.
- Location: Adelaide Hall (250 Adelaide St. W, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @maro.musica / @itsnasaya
- Best for: Fans of smooth, genre-crossing sounds.
University of Toronto True Blue Expo (March 6)
What happens when you bring startups, investors, and big ideas under one roof? Opportunities everywhere. This expo connects U of T’s top innovators with industry pros, where you can chat with founders and get fresh ideas.
- Location: Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus (108 College Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Register here.
- Website: www.entrepreneurs.utoronto.ca
- Best For: Entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone curious about the future of innovation.
InspireHER: An Evening of Celebration for International Women’s Day (March 6)
Breaking barriers in aerospace? Sounds impossible until you meet the women who are actually doing it. This networking event connects women and allies to swap stories, discuss trends, and open new opportunities.
- Location: 300 City Centre Drive, 12th Floor Mississauga
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.wia-canada.org
- Best For: Women in STEM, professionals, and anyone looking for inspiring connections.
OBIO’s International Women’s Day Celebration (March 6)
Women-led startups are changing the game in healthcare and tech. And this event celebrates that with insightful talks, powerful networking, and a room full of people who are shaping the future of healthcare.
- Location: EY Tower (100 Adelaide Street West Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.obio.ca
- Best For: Healthcare professionals, tech enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about innovation.
Modern Storytellers – International Women’s Day Experience (March 6)
Love a good story? This event celebrates women’s voices through art exhibits, discussions, and powerful storytelling. It also allows you to connect through mindful networking and support a cause with a silent auction.
- Location: 16 York Street, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.thewomensconnection.ca
- Best For: Professionals, storytellers, and anyone who loves real talk in a supportive space.
Peter Bence Pianosphere (March 6)
A piano that sounds like a full orchestra? That’s just another day for Peter Bence. With lightning-fast fingers, percussive beats, and a style that blends classical with pop, his performances feel more like a musical spectacle than a recital.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
- Best For: Music lovers, instrumental fans, and anyone who appreciates live performances.
HER Health Network Women’s Speaker Series (March 6)
An event about women’s health that’s not boring? Delicious food, wine, and real conversations set the scene for a refreshing take on women’s health, self-care, and closing the gaps in healthcare.
- Location: The Guild Inn Estate (201 Guildwood Pkwy, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.shnfoundation.akaraisin.com
- Best For: Women, health advocates, and anyone who loves a good discussion over great food.
SQ1 x HER MARKET – International Women’s Day Pop-Up (March 7 – 9)
Want to support women-owned businesses? Join this special pop-up event that features local makers, artists, and entrepreneurs.
- Location: Scarborough Town Centre (300 Borough Drive Toronto)
- Admission: Free. RVP here.
- Website: www.thetrendingtable.ca
- Best for: Shoppers looking to support small businesses.
HER CONSTRUCT: Innovation Parlor Gala (March 7)
An evening celebrating women in the construction and design industries. This event features networking, keynote speakers, and cutting-edge innovations in building and technology.
- Location: Euro Tile & Stone Showroom (80 Dufflaw Rd, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.linkedin.com
- Best for: Industry professionals and supporters of women in skilled trades.
Joe Gatto – Let’s Get Into It Tour (March 7)
If you loved Impractical Jokers, you already know Joe Gatto brings non-stop laughs. His stand-up show is the ideal excuse to escape real life for a bit.
- Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre (190 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.punchup.live
- Best for: Comedy fans, date night, or a fun night out with friends.
Reggae Roots (March 7)
Want an energising concert? Reggae artist Jah’Mila will perform with a 40-student choir from Sistema Toronto, a local charity supporting underserved youth.
- Location: York Woods Library Theatre (1785 Finch Ave W., North York)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.sistema-toronto.ca
- Best for: Reggae fans and anyone looking for a feel-good concert.
Women From Space Festival (March 7 – 9)
This festival highlights women and non-binary artists pushing boundaries in experimental and exploratory music. Moreover, it celebrates creative expression, innovation, and amplifying underrepresented voices.
- Location: 918 Bathurst St., Toronto
- Admission: Check pricing here.
- Website: www.womenfromspace.com
- Best for: Music lovers and anyone interested in unique artistic experiences.
Baroque & Folk: Purcell to Poland (March 7 – 9)
Combining classical and folk? You’ll enjoy a concert with rich baroque melodies with lively folk rhythms. Led by Slovakian violinist Miloš Valent, this performance offers the best of both worlds.
- Location: Jeanne Lamon Hall (427 Bloor Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tafelmusik.org
- Best For: Classical music lovers, folk enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys fresh takes on timeless sounds.
eBay Motors Motorama Custom Car & Motorsports Expo (March 7 – 9)
If it has wheels, you’ll probably find it here. This massive 300,000-square-foot expo is packed with custom builds, vintage classics, and high-performance machines. Hunting for rare parts, chatting with industry pros, or just admiring cool rides? Car enthusiasts can’t skip this event.
- Location: International Centre (6900 Airport Road, Mississauga)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.motoramashow.com
- Best For: Car lovers, motorsports fans, and anyone looking for a showroom full of horsepower.
Toronto Bicycle Show & E-Bike Expo (March 7 – 9)
Is it time to upgrade your ride? This expo rolls out the latest in bikes, e-bikes, and cycling accessories. Here, you’ll find new gear, expert tips, and plenty of ways to boost your cycling game.
- Location: The International Centre (6900 Airport Road, Mississauga)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.bicycleshowtoronto.com
- Best For: Cyclists, commuters, and anyone thinking about hopping on an e-bike.
Our Music Festival 2025 (March 7)
The second annual Our Music Festival brings a powerhouse lineup of female and gender-diverse artists. Here, you’ll love incredible performances, a welcoming crowd, and a night filled with pure talent.
- Location: The Great Hall (1087 Queen St. W., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @ourmusicfestivalto
- Best For: Music lovers, festival-goers, and anyone looking for fun concert experiences.
Paint & Sip with Purpose: Fundraiser for the Canadian Women’s Foundation (March 7)
This three-hour guided session lets you create your own masterpiece while enjoying drinks, music, and great company. Plus, it’s an event that supports the Canadian Women’s Foundation.
- Location: Collective Arts Toronto Taproom (777 Dundas St. West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @canvas.paint.parties
- Best For: Art lovers, friends, and anyone who wants to support a great cause.
Celebrate Women’s International Day with Us! (March 7)
Feeling a little stressed lately? This event allows you to relax, recharge, and reset with a night of Group Reiki & Sound Healing. You’ll get the much-needed deep breath from the chaos of life.
- Location: 3436 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Etobicoke
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @polisheddayspaca
- Best For: Wellness seekers, busy minds, and anyone looking for a reset.
2025 Being Scene Juried Exhibition (March 7- April 17)
Art that tells a story and sparks conversation? That’s what you’ll find at this annual juried exhibition. Featuring over 30 handpicked artworks, this exhibition celebrates creativity, diversity, and belonging in the Workman Arts community.
- Location: 32 Lisgar Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto
- Website: www.workmanarts.com
- Best For: Art lovers, creatives, and anyone who enjoys thought-provoking exhibitions.
Adam Ray is Dr. Phil Live (March 8)
Comedian Adam Ray brings his viral Dr. Phil impression to the stage for a night of funny crowd interactions, special guests, and comedy chaos. Have seen his online clips? Then, you already know this will be unpredictable in the best way.
- Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.adamraycomedy.com
- Best for: Comedy fans who love interactive shows.
Celebrate Toronto – City’s 191st Anniversary Festival (March 8)
Toronto is turning 191, and Nathan Phillips Square will be the venue for a massive party. There are food vendors, outdoor skating, and a fireworks show to wrap up the night.
- Location: Nathan Phillips Square (100 Queen St West, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.celebratetoronto.ca
- Best for: Families, foodies, and anyone who loves a good street festival.
Julie Kim – Doing Too Much (March 8)
One of Canada’s top comedians, Julie Kim has toured with Ronny Chieng, performed at Just for Laughs, and headlined sold-out shows. She’s sharp, relatable, and guaranteed to make you laugh.
- Location: The Royal (608 College Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.juliekimcomedy.com
- Best for: Comedy fans and friends.
Morgan Jay – This One’s For You Tour (March 8)
Musician. Comedian. Storyteller. Morgan Jay blurs the lines between stand-up and music with his laid-back, crowd-driven style. You might catch a love song… or a roasting session.
- Location: Queen Elizabeth Theatre (190 Princes’ Boulevard, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.morganjay.com
- Best for: Fans of musical comedy and interactive shows.
SpringFest TO (March 8 – 16)
Need March Break plans? Just a few minute’s drive from Toronto, this indoor fun park has rides, inflatables, a new dinosaur exhibit, arts and crafts, and live performances. The kids will be entertained for hours.
- Location: Markham Fair Grounds (10801 McCowan Rd., Markham)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.springfestto.ca
- Best for: Families with young kids.
Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers Market (March 8)
Fresh produce, local vendors, hot coffee, and a winter stroll—this farmers market is a Saturday morning favourite in Toronto. It’s the best way to stock up on quality ingredients and support local businesses.
- Location: 550 Bayview Ave, Toronto
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.evergreen.ca
- Best for: Food lovers, families, and shoppers.
Swan Lake (March 8 – 22)
One of the most beloved ballets of all time, Swan Lake returns to the National Ballet of Canada with striking choreography and Tchaikovsky’s powerful score.
- Location: Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts (145 Queen Street West, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.national.ballet.ca
- Best for: Ballet fans and anyone looking for a classic, dramatic performance.
Night Fever: Bee Gees Tribute (March 8)
Disco never really left—it just needed the right stage. This all-Canadian tribute band lets you enjoy Bee Gees classics like “Stayin’ Alive” and “Jive Talkin'” once again.
- Location: Old Mill Toronto (21 Old Mill Rd, Toronto)
- Admission: Book here.
- Website: www.oldmilltoronto.com
- Best For: Disco lovers, date nights, and friends.
Kraftwerk: Multimedia Tour 2025 (March 8)
Electronic music wouldn’t be the same without Kraftwerk. And now’s your chance to see the legends live. Their avant-garde sound, hypnotic synth beats, and visuals make this concert a much-awaited event this March.
- Location: Massey Hall (178 Victoria Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.masseyhall.mhrth.com
- Best For: Electronic music lovers, experimental sound fans, and friends.
Habib Meftah Shibaali Project Feat. Rouzbeh Esfand (March 8)
EDM, but with a global heartbeat? Habib Meftah and Rouzbeh Esfand fuse Persian, African, and Arab rhythms with deep bass and electrifying percussion. So, they create a sound that’s equal parts hypnotic and high-energy.
- Location: TD Music Hall (178 Victoria St, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.smallworldmusic.com
- Best For: World music fans, EDM lovers, and anyone who enjoys live music.
Disney’s Encanto in Concert (March 8 – 9)
You may not talk about Bruno, but you will want to talk about this. Encanto comes to life as the Toronto Symphony Orchestra performs the beloved soundtrack live. The magic, music, and Madrigal family drama all feel even more epic when played by a full orchestra.
- Location: Roy Thomson Hall (60 Simcoe Street, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.tso.ca
- Best For: Families, Disney fans, and friends.
Seedy Weekend (March 8 – 9)
New to gardening? Already growing your own mini jungle? This two-day event has seed swaps, expert talks, and workshops to help you dig into sustainable gardening.
- Location: Evergreen Brick Works (550 Bayview Avenue, Toronto)
- Admission: Free
- Website: www.evergreen.ca
- Best For: Gardeners and nature lovers.
March Breakaway to the Hockey Hall of Fame (March 8 – 16)
Hockey dreams start here. You can test your goaltending skills, call the play-by-play, and even join a sports broadcast at the Hockey Hall of Fame’s interactive exhibits. There are daily giveaways, photo ops, and a chance to get hands-on with the Stanley Cup.
- Location: Hockey Hall of Fame, Brookfield Place (30 Yonge St., Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.hhof.com
- Best For: Hockey lovers, sports fans, and families looking for an interactive March Break activity.
The Queens of Comedy (March 8)
Laughter is self-care, right? Amanda Cordner, Ava Val, Nour Hadidi, and Deborah Kimmett will deliver bold punchlines and jokes that’ll have you laughing so hard you forget what day it is.
- Location: 2800 Danforth Avenue, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.comedybar.ca
- Best For: Comedy fans, friend groups, and anyone who loves a good belly laugh.
SIP, SAVOUR, CREATE: High Tea and Cake Art Workshop (March 8)
While sipping curated teas and snacking on sweets, you’ll get to decorate your own mini cake handbag. To top it off, there’s a live R&B performance.
- Location: Foy House, 92 Isabella St. Toronto
- Admission: Please contact thecakeartistgta@gmail.com or 416-895-6672
- Website: www.thecakeartistgta.ca
- Best For: Foodies, creatives, and groups of friends.
SheConnects – Pride Toronto’s International Women’s Day Celebration (March 8)
For a solid night out, this event features drag performances, DJ beats, trivia, and tarot readings—sounds like a solid night out, right? Moreover, proceeds support Ernestine’s Women’s Shelter, so you’re partying for a good cause.
- Location: PWA (163 Queen St E 4th floor, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.pridetoronto.com
- Best For: LGBTQ+, partygoers, and anyone who wants a lively night out.
International Women’s Day (IWD) Celebration (March 8)
Some stories stick with you and this event is full of them. You’ll meet powerhouse women and change-makers, and hear inspiring conversations.
- Location: York Civic Centre (2700 Eglinton Avenue West Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.immigrantwomeninbusiness.com
- Best For: Professionals, activists, and anyone passionate about women’s voices.
Celebrate International Women’s Day with HIGH-TEA! (March 8)
Tea, desserts, and empowering conversation? This gathering brings women together over delicious treats and meaningful chats, making it an ideal mix of indulgence and inspiration.
- Location: SoHo Hotel Toronto (318 Wellington Street West Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.canadianadmin.ca
- Best For: Tea lovers, conversation seekers, and anyone who enjoys classy celebrations.
WE THE WOMEN – International Women’s Day Dance Party (March 8)
Dancing like nobody’s watching? That’s highly encouraged here. Three powerhouse communities team up for a night of music, movement, and connection. So, start planning your outfit and your best dance floor moves.
- Location: Church of the Holy Trinity 9 (10 Trinity Square, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @chocolate_groove
- Best For: Dancers, music lovers, and anyone looking for an electric celebration.
International Women’s Day – West Rouge Edition (March 8)
Need a little bit of everything, like live performances, workshops, shopping, and a networking lounge? Then, be part of this inspiring event. The first 50 guests even get a swag bag.
- Location: West Rouge Community Centre (270 Rouge Hills Drive Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Instagram: @tanyahaughneyrealestate
- Best For: Community-focused women, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking for an uplifting experience.
International Women’s Day Celebration – Canadian Tamils’ Chamber of Commerce (March 8)
Great food, lively entertainment, and inspiring talks? Sounds like an interesting way to celebrate International Women’s Day. You can even end the night with dinner and dancing.
- Location: Scarborough Convention Centre (20 Torham Place Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.ctcc.ca
- Best For: Community-focused individuals, professionals, and anyone seeking a meaningful celebration.
A Symphonic Spring Break – Open House and FREE Concert (March 8)
Looking for a fun and free March Break activity? Then, you can attend the live performances by the Cathedral Bluffs Symphony Orchestra. Also, your family can enjoy hands-on activities, meet the musicians, and get a behind-the-scenes look at symphonic music.
- Location: Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (5183 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto)
- Admission: Get free tickets here.
- Website: www.cathedralbluffs.com
- Best For: Families, music lovers, and kids interested in live orchestras.
March Break 2025 at the AGO (March 8 – 16)
The AGO is turning March Break into an interactive, hands-on experience with art-making challenges, and scavenger hunts. Moreover, there are creative workshops led by their Artist-in-Residence.
- Location: 317 Dundas St W, Toronto
- Admission: Get your tickets here. Free admission for Indigenous Peoples, AGO Members, Annual Pass holders and visitors age 25 and under.
- Website: www.ago.ca
- Best For: Families, young artists, and anyone who loves interactive learning.
YENSA Festival: Africa Vibes Dance Workshops (March 8)
These Afrocentric dance workshops celebrate community, culture, and self-expression. Led by Black women in dance, the sessions bring high-energy rhythms and confidence-boosting moves. On March 8, you can groove to Afro-Caribbean beats with Akua.
- Location: George Brown College, Casa Loma Campus (146 Kendal Avenue, Toronto)
- Admission: Register here.
- Website: www.yensafestival.com
- Best For: Dance lovers, movement enthusiasts, and groups of friends.
International Women’s Day Yoga Fundraiser at 10XTO (March 9)
Time to unwind. This two-hour yoga session blends fiery vinyasa, deep stretches, and a soothing sound bath with a sunset view. Plus, all proceeds go to Ernestine’s Women’s Shelter.
- Location: 10XTO (107 Princes’ Boulevard Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.ernestines.ca
- Best For: Yoga enthusiasts, wellness seekers, and anyone needing a little self-care.
WeeFestival Presents Quest for the Moon (March 9)
Shadow puppetry is combined with storytelling in this performance for kids aged 2.5 to 7. After the show, kids can meet the puppets, play with the tools, and chat with the artists.
- Location: Aga Khan Museum (77 Wynford Drive, Toronto)
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.agakhanmuseum.org
- Best For: Families, young kids, and fans of creative storytelling.
BRICK-tastic March Break at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto (March 9 – 17)
A March Break filled with LEGO, rides, and interactive fun? This indoor LEGO playground has millions of bricks, a 4D Cinema, and exciting attractions for all ages. Kids can build with the Master Model Builder, design their dream LEGO cars, and more.
- Location: 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Vaughan
- Admission: Get your tickets here.
- Website: www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com
- Best For: Families, LEGO fans, and kids who love building and creativity.
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