Things To Do This Week (March 31-April 6) in Toronto

Another week, another chance to make plans you won’t bail on. And our list of things to do this week (March 31-April 6) in Toronto can instantly make you want to step outside.

Tired of saying, “Let’s hang out soon” with no follow-through? This week lets you FINALLY do something fun. Plus, no need to overthink it. Just scroll through, pick something good, and give yourself a break from rewatching the same shows.

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 This Week in Toronto (March 31 – April 6) | Events, Concerts & More

umière: The Art of Light (Until April 4)

Need a reason to leave the house after sunset? Trillium Park’s lit—literally. With 14 glowing installations themed around Neon Dreams, it’s your cue for a night walk that’s anything but boring.

• Location: 955 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.ontarioplace.com
• Best for: Art wanderers, low-key dates, and fans of glowing things.

CITYSCAPE Film Photography Exhibition (Ongoing, Until April 6)

What does a city feel like through film? This exhibit features work from 38 photographers, each capturing corners of urban life—some familiar, some still being figured out.

• Location: Memento Film Lab (216 Ossington Ave, Toronto)
• Instagram: @mementofilmlab / @vytik_art_collective
• Best for: Film nerds, slow walkers, and city lovers enjoying street scenes.

Enchanted Lights (Ongoing, Until April 13)

Yonge North York just got a fairy-tale upgrade. So, prepare for light tunnels, music synced to colour, and interactive wands that let you play with the display.

• Location: Mel Lastman Square (5100 Yonge St., North York)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.yongenorthyork.com
• Best for: Families, low-stakes date nights, and anyone who likes shiny things.

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

Still know every lyric to Part of Your World? Now’s your chance to sing along with Ariel and her undersea crew.  You’ll enjoy beloved songs, impressive sets, and a few surprises throughout the show.

• Location: Wychwood Theatre (76 Wychwood Ave studio 176, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tyttheatre.com
• Best For: Disney fans and families.

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

Art is combined with personal storytelling in this curated show by Workman Arts. Over 30 artists share works that reflect identity, sense of belonging, and life’s layered journeys.

• Location: 32 Lisgar Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto
• Website: www.workmanarts.com
• Best for: Art lovers, community supporters, and folks craving honest expression.

A Public Display of Affection (Ongoing, Until April 20)

Ever wanted to take a trip through time and personal history but with comedy, heart, and drama? Jonathan Wilson’s solo show unpacks his life as a queer teen growing up in Toronto, sharing moments of love, loss, and the places that shaped him.

• Location: Crow’s Theatre (345 Carlaw Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.studio180theatre.com
• Best For: Theater lovers, LGBTQ+ history buffs, and anyone who appreciates a deeply personal story.

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

Always wanted to be a rogue or wizard? Now’s your moment. Build your party, take on mythical creatures, and earn points by questing IRL, with snacks at the end.

• Location: Square One (99 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.vibrantstudios.events
• Best for: Fantasy fans, roleplay lovers, and groups of friends.

The Hunger Games Trivia – Film Series (March 31)

“I volunteer as tribute!” If you know the Hunger Games films like the back of your hand, you’ll love this trivia showdown. With three rounds of questions and Hem’s gift cards on the line, it’s time to prove your Panem expertise.

• Location: Hemingway’s (142 Cumberland St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.hemingways.to
• Best For: Movie buffs and competitive friends.

MLB: Toronto Blue Jays Games (March 31, April 1, 2)

Baseball season is back, and so are the Blue Jays. Head to the Rogers Centre and cheer with the home crowd. There’s nothing like a night of ballpark snacks and a packed stadium.

• Location: 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mlb.com
• Best for: Sports fans, families, and group hangouts.
• March 31 – Toronto Blue Jays vs. Washington Nationals
• April 1 – Toronto Blue Jays vs. Washington Nationals
• April 2 – Toronto Blue Jays vs. Washington Nationals

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Silver Slugger Bobblehead Giveaway (March 31)

The first 15,000 fans score a Vladimir Guerrero Jr. bobblehead. Not bad for a Monday night at the Jays game. Bonus points if you actually look like the bobblehead.

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

Arcadia Earth – New Room Launch for Earth Month (April 1–30)

Arcadia Earth just launched a new room that connects digital life with real-world impact. From interactive pledges to sustainable art, it’s a scroll-worthy space IRL.

• Location: The Well Toronto (Arcadia Earth, 486 Front St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.arcadiaearth.ca
• Best for: Sustainability fans and curious creators.

Chefs for Change (April 1)

Toronto’s top chefs flip the script on comfort food with bold takes on childhood classics. Kids’ meals meet Michelin-starred magic at this tasty showcase.

• Location: Evergreen Brick Works (550 Bayview Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tfsschefsforchange.com
• Best for: Foodies, kitchen nerds, and anyone who skips straight to the menu.

Loonie Dogs Night presented by Schneiders (April 1)

One-dollar hot dogs? Yes, it’s back. Every Tuesday home game at Rogers Centre, score $1 dogs from the stands, thanks to Schneiders. Try not to break the 727,819 dogs eaten last year, but also… maybe try?

• Location: Rogers Centre (1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mlb.com
• Best for: Jays fans, budget bites, and anyone with big hot dog energy.

Skip X Maker Pizza Party (April 1)

Free pizza on April 1? Yep, and it isn’t a joke. Skip and Maker Pizza are handing out free Margherita pies, plus swag and a DJ. Line up early at Bayview for a lunch break you’ll actually remember.

• Location: Maker Pizza Bayview (1674 Bayview Ave., Toronto)
• Website: www.makerpizza.com 
• Best for: Pizza fans, Skip loyalists, and people who love a deal.

HWASA LIVE TOUR [Twits] (April 1)

K-pop’s Hwasa takes center stage with a tour in Toronto packed with powerhouse vocals, bold performances, and pure confidence. Fans of Mamamoo know she always delivers a show, and her solo setlist is no exception.

• Location: History (1663 Queen St. East, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.historytoronto.com
• Best For: MooMoos, K-pop fans, and anyone who loves electrifying performances.

The Hard Quartet (April 1)

Four indie rock heavyweights in one band. This group blends gritty guitars, unpredictable riffs, and rock energy with a psychedelic twist.

• Location: The Danforth Music Hall, 147 Danforth Ave., Toronto 
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.thehardquartet.com
• Best For: 19+, indie rock lovers, garage band enthusiasts, and anyone who likes their music loud.

ICFF Youth Film Festival 2025 (April 1 – 4)

A school trip where movies count as learning? This youth-focused festival screens international films for students aged 8 to 18, from French and Italian culture to Indigenous stories and social issues.

• Location: Cineplex Cinemas Yorkdale (3401 Dufferin St, Toronto)
• Admission: Check pricing here.
• Website: www.icff.ca
• Best For: Students, educators, and young film lovers.

Blue Jays Work From Dome Game vs. Washington Nationals (April 2)

Who needs an office when you’ve got Rogers Centre? This weekday game turns into a casual excuse to cheer, snack, and call it “work.” Email that out-of-office and enjoy the dome views.

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

Esprit Orchestra: CARROT REVOLUTION (April 2)

Forget your usual symphony night—this one mixes marimba duos, percussion firepower, and Brazilian flair. With works by Mermerlstein, Tse, and more, Esprit shakes things up at Trinity St. Paul’s.

• Location: Trinity St. Paul’s Centre (427 Bloor St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.rcmusic.com
• Best for: Classical music fans, percussion lovers, and people who dig sonic surprises.

Theatre Passe Muraille Presents The Little Prince (April 2–19)

This reimagined take on The Little Prince uses sign language, vertical dance, and physical theatre to tell its story. Directed by Landon Krentz, it’s poetic, personal, and moving.

• Location: Theatre Passe Muraille (16 Ryerson Ave., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.passemuraille.ca
• Best for: Theatre-goers, ASL communities, and lovers of heartfelt storytelling.

GLB Brewer’s Table (April 2)

Into craft beer and fancy food pairings? Head to Great Lakes Brewpub for a night of tasting, touring, and talking hops. There’s a Greek-themed menu, four small plates, and a beer guide to walk you through every pour.

• Location: GLB Brewpub (11 Lower Jarvis St Units 5-8, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.greatlakesbrewpub.com 
• Best for: Beer lovers, foodies, and groups of friends.

Colours of Scarborough – An Exhibition (April 2 – 29)

Ever thought of Scarborough as a work of art? Photographer Lily Donald did. This three-year project highlights bold colours, shifting landscapes, and the everyday beauty of the area.

• Location: Clark Centre for the Arts (191 Guildwood Parkway, Toronto)
• Website: www.toronto.ca
• Best For: Photography fans and art lovers.

Daisy The Great – Ballerina Tour (April 2)

Catchy indie pop with harmonies that won’t leave your head? That’s Daisy The Great. The Brooklyn duo behind “The Record Player Song” will make Toronto experience heartfelt lyrics and singalong energy this week.

• Location: The Garrison (1197 Dundas Street West, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.daisythegreat.com 
• Best For: Indie music fans, concert lovers, and anyone who enjoys a good acoustic jam.

Alexandra Kay: Cupid’s A Cowgirl Tour (April 2)

Country music that takes you back? That’s Alexandra Kay’s thing. With a sound that echoes Dolly Parton and Alison Kraus, she delivers old-school storytelling and a modern country feel.

• Location: The Danforth Music Hall (147 Danforth Ave., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here. 
• Website: www.alexandrakayofficial.com 
• Best For: Country music fans, acoustic lovers, and those who miss that classic Nashville sound.

18th Annual Art Gems Gala (April 3)

This annual fundraiser for Good Shepherd’s Creative Works Studio features 50+ artworks by top Canadian artists. You’ll also enjoy cocktails, a live auction, and a raffle for an original painting.

• Location: Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex – Governor’s Room (Exhibition Place, 25 British Columbia Rd, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.artgems.ca 
• Best For: Art collectors, charity supporters, and anyone who loves a creative night out.

Jimmy O. Yang: Big & Tall Tour (April 3 – 4)

Jimmy O. Yang’s comedy specials have racked up millions of views, and now you’ll witness his quick wit and sharp storytelling live. You can expect jokes that hit close to home and maybe even some Hollywood behind-the-scenes tea.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best For: Comedy fans, pop culture lovers, and anyone seeking a good laugh.

Connor Price – The Friends & Family Tour (April 3)

What do hip-hop, storytelling, and a spinning globe have in common? Connor Price. His viral project Spin the Globe led to collabs with artists from across the world. Now, with hits like Spinnin’ and Bankroll, his shows offer a catchy, genre-blending sound.

• Location: REBEL (11 Polson St., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.connorprice.shop
• Best For: Hip-hop fans, indie rap lovers, and anyone who loves a creative spin on music.

Snow Patrol: North American Tour (April 3)

From their indie rock roots to their massive anthems, Snow Patrol has been soundtracking love stories and road trips for years. And you can expect poetic lyrics, raw energy, and an emotional setlist from this tour.

• Location: History, 1663 Queen St. East, Toronto 
• Admission: Get your tickets here. 
• Website: www.snowpatrol.com
• Best For: Alternative rock fans, long-time listeners, and friends.

Demi Strength x Valeo Pilates @ The AGO (April 3)

Pilates… in an art museum? That’s the plan. This high-energy session blends movement, art, and live violin for a workout that’s also a whole experience. Plus, there’s a dirty martini bar and snacks.

• Location: Art Gallery of Ontario (317 Dundas St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Instagram: @workoutwithdem
• Best for: Fitness buffs, creatives, and anyone into mindful movement.

Floral Decay Art Show (April 3–13)

Visualise dried petals, twisted roots, and everything that blooms… then fades. This group show explores life, loss, and the beauty of impermanence through moody floral-inspired works. Swing by for art, music, and spring snacks.

• Location: Hideaway Studios (1586 Dupont St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Best for: Art lovers and deep thinkers.

Music in the Afternoon: Soprano Midori Marsh (April 3)

Soprano Midori Marsh performs works by Lili and Nadia Boulanger plus more, backed by flute, piano, and strong female energy. There’s even a pre-show talk to get you into the headspace.

• Location: Walter Hall (80 Queens Park, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.wmct.on.ca
• Best for: Classical music fans and mid-day culture seekers.

Where the Spirits Sit (April 3–5)

Artist Tamara Podemski invites you into her world of storytelling, music, and healing. She’ll share songs from her 30-year journey while reflecting on prayer, performance, and personal growth.

• Location: 877 Yonge Street, Toronto
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.nightwoodtheatre.net
• Best for: Creative souls, deep feelers, and anyone exploring the quiet power of self-expression.

Ophis: An Immersive Theatrical Retelling of Medusa (April 4 – 6, 10 – 13)

Medusa wasn’t the villain—she was the story no one told right. Ophis flips the script, transforming her into a symbol of strength, power, and resilience. This interactive production lets you shape your own experience with a masquerade mask for an added layer of mystery.

• Location: The Great Hall (1087 Queen St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.transcendanceproject.com
• Best For: Theater lovers, mythology fans, and anyone who enjoys a fresh take on old stories.

You Can’t Take It With You (April 4 – 19)

Every family has its quirks, but the Sycamores take it to another level. In this classic comedy, a straight-laced fiancé meets his future in-laws—a wildly unconventional crew who live life entirely on their own terms.

• Location: Theatre Scarborough (3600 Kingston Road, Scarborough)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.theatrescarborough.godaddysites.com
• Best For: Theatergoers and comedy fans.

Jeremie Albino – Our Time In The Sun Tour (April 4)

Ever heard a song that feels like a long drive with the windows down? Jeremie Albino mixes classic country, old-school R&B, and southern rock in a live show that began on Toronto’s street corners. And now fills packed venues.

• Location: The Danforth Music Hall (147 Danforth Ave., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.jeremiealbino.com
• Best For: Fans of folk, country, and soulful rock with a modern twist.

Celebrate Toronto – City’s 191st Anniversary Festival (April 5)

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.

F for Feria (April 4)

Flamenco energy takes over with five dancers from Seville lighting up the stage for one night only. Expect everything from tablaos and duende to Latin pop by Dominican singer Ana Lía.

• Location: The Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen Street West #2, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.fabcollab.ca
• Best for: Flamenco fans, dance lovers, and anyone chasing that fiery Spanish rhythm.

Hassan Phills Presents Eidiot Mubarak (April 4–5)

Need a laugh and a little nostalgia? Hassan Phills returns with a comedy show built around Muslim joy and community connection.

• Location: The Winter Garden Theatre (189 Yonge St., Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.heritagetrust.on.ca
• Best for: Stand-up fans and the Muslim community.

Zero Cocktail Bar – Cocktail Making Class (April 4)

This Zero Proof mixology class walks you through Insta-worthy drinks using flavour, not alcohol. You’ll leave with recipes, skills, and probably a few photos of your best pour.

• Location: 223 Carlton St, Toronto
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.zero-bar.ca
• Best for: Sober-curious folks, mocktail lovers, and anyone who enjoys mixing things up.

A PLACE:: A SPACE – Intro to Altar Assembly (April 5)

Want to create a personal sacred space at home? This hands-on workshop shows you how to use everyday items, like candles, crystals, and found treasures to build an altar or shrine.

• Location: Community Out Witch (25 O’Hara, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.communityoutwitch.com
• Best For: Mindfulness seekers, spiritual explorers, and anyone looking to add meaning to their space.

Dark Side of the Moon In Concert (April 5)

Fifty years later, Pink Floyd’s legendary album still sounds incredible. This tribute concert features original band members and guests to revive the classic album with impressive melodies and reflective lyrics.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best For: Classic rock fans, music history buffs, and anyone who enjoys thoughtful performances.

NOTD: Electric Après (April 5)

A winter enhanced by neon lights and high-energy beats? NOTD delivers a dance music event in a winter setting, with catchy tunes to keep the night lively.

• Location: The Concert Hall (888 Yonge St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.kingqueenevents.com / www.notdmusic.com 
• Best For: Electronic dance fans, après-ski partygoers, and anyone looking for a fun night out.

Christopher Tracy’s Parade – A Celebration of Prince (April 5)

This show pays tribute to PRINCE’s full catalog, legendary collaborations, and deep influence on artists like Chaka Khan, Sinead O’Connor, and Sheila E. It features live renditions of his greatest songs plus the music he wrote for others.

• Location: Old Mill Toronto (21 Old Mill Road, Toronto)
• Admission: Book here.
• Website: www.oldmilltoronto.com
• Best For: Prince fans, music lovers, and anyone who appreciates legendary artistry.

Slow Art Day at the AGO (April 5)

Ever feel like you rush through museums? This event invites you to slow down. Start with a gentle yoga session in Walker Court, then join an art educator for a guided exploration of the AGO collection. You can take the time to see the details you usually miss.

• Location: 317 Dundas St W., Toronto
• Admission: Free with General Admission
• Website: www.ago.ca
• Best For: Art lovers, mindfulness seekers, and anyone needing a slower pace.

The Art Guild of Scarborough’s Spring Art Show and Sale (April 5 – 6)

Love supporting local talent? This show features over 400 original pieces, including watercolour, sculpture, mixed media, and acrylic paintings. Buying or just admiring? It’s a great way to see what local artists are creating.

• Location: Centennial Recreation Centre (1967 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.theartguildofscarborough.com
• Best For: Art collectors, creatives, and those looking for inspiration.

Toronto Dingos Football Club: Open Tryouts (April 5)

Ever tried Australian rules football? The Toronto Dingos are looking for new players, and no experience is needed. Just show up at Balfour Park, get in some drills, and see if you’ve got what it takes to be part of the squad.

• Location: David A Balfour Park (Jackes Avenue, Toronto)
• Website: www.torontodingos.ca 
• Best For: Athletes, sports fans, and anyone up for a new challenge.

Toronto Vintage Show (April 5 – 6)

Wish your closet had a time machine? Hunting for ’90s streetwear, ‘70s glam, or classic denim? Canada’s biggest vintage shopping event is back, covering a massive 50,000-square-foot space packed with retro fashion, accessories, jewellery, and home decor.

• Location: Queen Elizabeth at Exhibition Place (180 Princes’ Blvd., Toronto)
• Admission: $15 +hst (12 and under are free) 
• Website: www.torontovintageshow.ca 
• Best For: Fashion lovers, vintage collectors, and anyone who appreciates a good throwback look.

Solid Pink Disco with DJ Trixie (April 5)

A disco dance party with a drag queen DJ? DJ Trixie, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7, combines iconic disco anthems with house beats and a dance floor that won’t quit.

• Location: History (1663 Queen St. East, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.trixiemattel.com
• Best For: 19+, partygoers and dance music fans.

A Candle Making Workshop (April 5)

Want your place to smell better than your neighbor’s cooking? Try candle-making with soy wax, scent blending, and decorative extras like dried flowers or crystals. You’ll walk out with your own label and scent combo.

• Location: Artbox Studio Gallery (1226 Kingston Rd, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.artboxstudiogallery.com
• Best for: DIY fans, scented candle lovers, and creative date nights.

Dandylion Bubble Express Pop-Up – For Dogs & Their Parents (April 5)

A laundromat decked out for dogs? Yup. Expect bubbles, bandanas, and complimentary pup portraits. Every tail-wag gets a free keepsake—and yes, it includes Instagram-worthy setups.

• Location: Stackt Market (28 Bathurst St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your free tickets here.
• Instagram: @dandylionworld 
• Best for: Dog owners/pet parents.

JumpUp at The Well (April 5)

This open-air jump rope meetup lets you bounce off stress while soaking up spring. First time? No pressure. Pros? Time to show off.

• Location: The Well (486 Front Street West, Toronto)
• Website: www.jumpropecanada.ca
• Best for: Active folks, jump rope beginners, and anyone who wants to move more and scroll less.

Magic Arts Festival – Feel The Magic In Every Moment! (April 5)

Prepare to question your eyes and maybe your brain. This magic fest packs pro illusions, tricks, and games. Plus, there are food stalls, photo ops, cosplay, and over 20 vendors.

• Location: Chinese Cultural Centre Of Greater Toronto (5183 Sheppard Ave E. Scarborough)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.magicarts.ca 
• Best for: Families, weekend wanderers, and anyone into sleight-of-hand.

Motley Cru Day 2025 (April 5)

Motley Cru’s turning 13 and throwing the usual wild birthday bash. There’ll be rare bottles, merch, themed sweets, and a Jelly King slushie.

• Location: Bellwoods Brewery (124 Ossington Ave., Toronto)
• Admission: Book here.
• Website: www.bellwoodsbrewery.com
• Best for: Craft beer fans, collectors, and anyone who likes a good-themed party.

The Art Guild of Scarborough’s Spring Art Show and Sale (April 5–6)

Skip the mass-produced stuff and check out this juried art sale with over 400 original works. You’ll find everything from pastel and acrylic to sculpture and mixed media.

• Location: Centennial Recreation Centre (1967 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough)
• Admission: Free
• Website: www.theartguildofscarborough.com
• Best for: Art buyers, collectors, and anyone looking for creative gifts.

Hiromi’s Sonicwonder (April 5)

Hiromi returns with a genre-bending new quartet and her “, heaviest, funkiest” album yet. She blends jazz, classical, and synth, and her live shows are just as layered.

• Location: George Weston Recital Hall (5040 Yonge Street, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best for: Jazz fans, fusion heads, and anyone chasing a next-level live set.

Dirty Dancing in Concert (April 5)

You know the songs. You know the moves. Now see the film on a big screen with a live band. After the show, stay for the encore party and get a little nostalgic on the dance floor.

• Location: The Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort (1133 Queens Plate Dr, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.greatcanadian.com
• Best for: Movie buffs and 80s kids.

The Umbilical Brothers: The Distraction (April 5)

What happens when special effects and absurd comedy collide? You get The Umbilical Brothers. They don’t just bend the rules of theatre, but flip them inside out.

• Location: Jane Mallett Theatre (27 Front Street East, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best for: Fans of surreal comedy, theatre kids, and anyone who quotes sound effects mid-sentence.

Aya Sugino Leads a Floral Workshop (April 5)

Minami Toronto is hosting a cherry blossom-inspired workshop with celebrated Ikebana artist Aya Sugino. You’ll spend the afternoon learning the art of floral arrangement, then enjoy a chef-prepared Japanese lunch and a Mother of God gin cocktail.

• Location: Minami Toronto (225 King St. West, Toronto)
• Admission: $150 per person (plus tax and gratuity). Book here.
• Website: www.minamitoronto.com 
• Best for: Floral design fans and lunch date planners.

Sounding Bombe: Enigmatic Music (April 5)

This one’s for the music-tech-history crowd. “Sounding Bombe” blends violin, sound design, and storytelling into a 50-minute piece written in collaboration with the National Museum of Computing in Bletchley, UK.

• Location: Array Music Space (155 Walnut Ave, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Instagram: @jack.m.campbell
• Best for: Music lovers and tech geeks

Cloverdale’s Cottontail Cottage (April 5–19)

It’s the bunny season at Cloverdale Mall. Stop by to snap a photo with the Easter Bunny and pick up a colouring sheet for the Cottontail Colouring Contest. Also, kids can drop off their art to win prizes.

• Location: Cloverdale Mall (250 The East Mall, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.mycloverdale.com
• Best for: Families with kids.
• April 5 – Bunnies and Blooms 
• April 5 – 19 – Cottontail Cottage Colouring Contest
• April 6 – 19 – Smiles and Snaps with the Easter Bunny

Austin Giorgio – Chronicles of the Darkest Hour Tour (April 5)

Austin Giorgio brings the cinematic drama with his rich vocals and stage presence that leans more Bond villain than coffeehouse crooner. If moody music with big feels is your thing, Giorgio’s got your next Friday night plan.

• Location: The Baby G (1608 Dundas St W, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.austingiorgiomusic.com
• Best for: Jazz-pop fans, date nightgoers, and lovers of live vocals.

The Music of Hans Zimmer & Others (April 6)

What’s more epic than hearing Hans Zimmer’s legendary film scores live? Not much. This cinematic concert brings the Hollywood Film Orchestra together for a performance featuring scores from Dune, The Dark Knight, Pirates of the Caribbean, and more.

• Location: Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.tolive.com
• Best For: Movie lovers, soundtrack enthusiasts, and fans of orchestral performances.

Toronto Jewish Comedy Festival Presents: Funny Jews (April 6)

This lineup of the brightest Jewish comedians knows exactly how to bring the laughs. So, prepare for a sharp wit, cultural quirks, and maybe a few matzo ball soup debates. Because what’s comedy without a little self-reflection and a lot of kvetching?

• Location: Miles Nadal JCC (750 Spadina Avenue, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.jewishcomedyfestival.com
• Best For: Comedy fans, stand-up lovers, and anyone who enjoys clever, relatable humour.

Jazz Rising: Live Music Fundraiser (April 6)

Jazz Rising brings new Toronto talent to Monarch Tavern for one night only. It’s smooth tunes, small venue energy, and a chance to support The Performing Arts Lodge (PAL) and Humber Polytechnic’s scholarship fund.

• Location: The Monarch Tavern (12 Clinton St, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.jazzrisingtoronto.ca 
• Best for: Jazz fans, scholarship supporters, and anyone chasing a groovy night for a good cause.

Earth Month at Evergreen Brick Works (April 6, 13, 20, 22, 27)

Each Sunday, you can join guided walks, and kid-friendly programs, or get your hands dirty with workshops on everything from paper-making to plastic-free gardening. Also, you can shop from local vendors and farmers, and check out art installations that tackle topics like climate change and urban flooding.

• Location: 550 Bayview Ave Toronto
• Admission: Free and ticketed 
• Website:  www.evergreen.ca
• Best for: Families, DIYers, and nature lovers.

Spring Florals Workshop (April 6)

Need a reason to get out and smell the flowers? Juicy Blooms is hosting a spring floral workshop where you can build your own bouquet while sipping a beer.

• Location: Rorschach Brewing (1001 Eastern Avenue, Toronto)
• Admission: Get your tickets here.
• Website: www.juicyblooms.com
• Best for: Flower fans and beer drinkers.

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• https://www.blogto.com/events
• https://www.todocanada.ca/city/toronto/events/page/18
• https://www.overheretoronto.com/things-to-do-this-week-march-24-30-in-toronto