Haunted ROM Tour
Discover the haunted history of the Museum as you walk through the very halls where ghosts are said to roam. Uncover eerie tales, hear ghostly whispers, and explore hidden corners where shadows play tricks on the mind.
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Discover the haunted history of the Museum as you walk through the very halls where ghosts are said to roam. Uncover eerie tales, hear ghostly whispers, and explore hidden corners where shadows play tricks on the mind.
At first, Shade appears as a series of aluminum lattice structures: geometric, quiet, casting patterns across the grass. Spend a few minutes observing and something shifts, the shadows have moved. As you move around the structures, perspectives change.
This international architectural competition invites participants to design a Persian Garden Suite pavilion in Toronto. The initiative explores cultural heritage, urban design, and innovative architecture.
Thank you all for a wonderful opening day! It was so lovely to see everyone again after a very long winter. Here’s to a fantastic 2026 market season full of delicious, local produce and so much more!
Every brushstroke tells a story in the Federation of Canadian Artists Toronto exhibit. This collection captures the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and moments in time, weaving technical skill and personality into complex visual narratives.
Discover the history of art at the Etobicoke Civic Centre with artifacts, prints, images and paintings from City of Toronto’s Fine Art, Artifact and Archival collections. Celebrate the present by witnessing a commissioned piece by early career artist Lise Round.
Walk through a series of artistic and interpretive installations across ten cemetery sites and several funeral centres.
Visual perceptions of the human gaze are analysed in this dual exhibit created by James Rose and Emmanuel Udeh. Rose depicts various forms of body modification to demonstrate how physical changes can have a sacred, transformative, spiritual effect that exceeds the body’s limitation.
French Synesthete artist Pauline Douady transforms sounds, voices, and atmospheres into visual art: drawings, prints, and paintings. The exhibition is enriched with audio content accessible directly on your phone via QR codes, creating a space for pause and inner reflection.
In this solo exhibition, Zhan Zhang creates hypothetical paper-based life forms and biotic communities to explore the delicate interplay between visibility, memory and cultural identity.
Be inspired by Katharine Harvey's new body of work which explores the remarkable architectural fragments preserved at Guild Park. Historic stone carvings rescued from demolished Toronto buildings now coexist with forests, gardens and Lake Ontario.
Delight in Paula Hartmann's Dancing Blossoms, a kinetic installation composed of dozens of delicate paper mobiles suspended in air, evoking the quiet poetry of spring trees swaying in the wind.
What do cities remember? How do our stories, relationships and experiences shape the places we call home?
Something strange is lurking around this Halloween! Take on the mission and search for 16 all-new animated scenes inspired by iconic Halloween movie, TV and pop culture moments. Follow the visual clues and see how many you can find. Suitable for all ages.
Iconography in Western culture has been a central theme in Amber’s visual arts practice. Familiar household archetypes, reimagined through an Indigenous lens, invite viewers to consider alternate truths beyond those presented by the dominant culture.
Come enjoy this community marketplace featuring farm fresh produce, a variety of artisanal baked goods and cheeses, as well as, hot prepared food options!
Celebrating art, nature and community! Enjoy over 100 original artworks created outdoors by 46 talented local artists at Toronto Botanical Garden and Edwards Gardens and participate in artist-led workshops and more!
For nearly half a century, celebrated American photographer Richard Avedon confronted one of portraiture’s enduring taboos: aging.
This market is a great place to embrace community, bask in the lovely scenery of June Rowlands Park, and enjoy all of the goodies made my local food vendors and artisans!
Nestled in the heart of Riverdale Park West, just outside the gates of Riverdale Farm, we’re proud to be Toronto’s first park market.
Trinity Bellwoods Farmers' Market is of modest size and nestled in the north-west corner of the largest green space park in the downtown core.
Our mission then, as it is now, is to bring nutrient-dense, fairly priced, culturally appropriate, fresh fruits, vegetables, and lifestyle products to the people of Scarborough.
Toronto’s new festival of interactive and digital art, returns to STACKT Market! We're bringing together interactive art installations, audiovisual performances and beginner-friendly workshops, alongside artist talks, family programming and community events.
Presented in celebration of Korean Heritage Month in Canada, this brings together women artists from Korea and Canada to explore how art can create dialogue across cultures, experiences and generations. Meet the artists and listen to their stories.
Enjoy a thought-provoking discussion with Carissa Véliz, best-selling author of Prophecy: Prediction, Power, and the Fight for the Future, from Ancient Oracles to AI, and Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford.
Watch as the iconic castle is transformed into an unforgettable Halloween night out this October. Guests can wander through two kilometres of interactive sets across the castle’s lower gardens, underground tunnels and haunted stables.
The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus, by Emma Knight, shortlisted for the 2025 Scotiabank Giller Prize, is a spellbinding debut about friendship, motherhood, first love and the secrets that shape us.
Join us in a major celebration of the iconic composer, performed by some of the world’s greatest interpreters of his music.
Rohinton Mistry’s beloved novel exploring resilience and injustice during India’s 1975 emergency comes to life in a new stage adaptation. In a cramped Bombay apartment turned illegal garment factory, four unlikely companions are thrown together.
Join Mural Routes for a free multi-session mosaic art workshop series for older adults. Led by mosaic mural artist Cristina Delago, participants will learn mosaic-making techniques, create a personalized artwork to take home, and contribute to a larger community mosaic installation.
Experience a bold new outdoor installation on the Gardiner Expressway beside Fort York Visitor Centre. Created by artists Delali Cofie and Yuma Dean Hester, it reimagines the site’s layered histories through contemporary art.
Explore Kensington Market with the tour that started it all! As the original food tour of one of Toronto’s quirkiest neighbourhoods, you will get to enjoy beyond the tourist traps to family-run shops, hidden counters, and must-try bites most visitors walk right past.
The Ethennonnhawahstihnen’ branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join the City to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance. This is a free program.
Come learn about ways we move through the world, honouring the land, our stories and each other, celebrating triumphs in our journeys, strengthening fibres in our connectedness. It is within this sacred act of coming together that we find common values, building a unified vision for our future.
See a contemporary art exhibition of five sculptural interventions located throughout the historic Spadina Museum, created by artist Ry Van Der Hout and curated by Adrien Sun Hall.
Please join us at the 'Returning to Ourselves - Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird: A Retrospective of Art and Design by Cree Métis Siblings'. Curated by Lisa Deanne Smith. This exhibit presents over 40 years of transformative work by Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird.
The water has a body, and so do I. A body as old as time itself, one that has ebbed and flowed for longer than I can comprehend. Within the tradition of photography, we have often constrained bodies of water and other natural elements to romantic fragments within their time.
Kendra Yee, the City of Toronto's Artist-in-Residence (2025, 2026), presents Keeper's, a reimagined corner store that draws on the artist’s personal narratives alongside histories uncovered through research with the City of Toronto Archives.
Curated by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, enjoy an immersive exploration of Indigenous design languages and their transformative impact on the fashion landscape of the lands we call Canada and the United States.
Featuring several examples of Palestinian tatreez (embroidery) from the Textile Museum’s collection, most of which will be exhibited for the first time!
Tanya Marcuse’s multichannel video Portent presents ominous scenes of the natural world: trees swaying in the wind, vapour rising from volcanic fumaroles, icy branches illuminated by flickering light, and other small disturbances that hint at forces beyond our understanding.
Join Mural Routes for a free multi-session mosaic art workshop series for older adults. Led by mosaic mural artist Cristina Delago, participants will learn mosaic-making techniques, create a personalized artwork to take home, and contribute to a larger community mosaic installation.
Enjoy a landmark retrospective from the international artist collective, the Sala-Manca Group. Installation, video and photography are exhibited together for the first time, all connected to the ritual object of the sukkah, a temporary hut traditionally erected during the Jewish festival of Sukkot.
Gather for the Farmers' Market Outdoor Season. Experience the best of local and farm fresh food, famous INNovator bread and activities for all ages.
Enjoy music in the garden at the Inn. Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Canadian Opera Company (COC) Free Concert Series with world-class pop-up performances in partnership with the Toronto History Museums.
This market brings together a thoughtfully curated mix of local farmers, food producers, artists, crafters, and makers. Together they create a vibrant weekly market filled with fresh food, handmade goods, and neighbourhood connection!
Explore this farmers' market and discover a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, and homemade baked goods! The market highlights the many wonderful local farmers and artisans shaping our community.
Enjoy local, farm-fresh Ontario produce, freshly baked loaves, pastries, Grab and Go treats and so much more at the Robertson Parkette The Courtyard Farmers' Markets celebrates our third season in the community🍎 Thank you! Continued blessings! One💖!
Fresh, local food at the heart of the neighbourhood Every Wednesday evening from June to October, a weekly space for connection, culture, and community-grown food.
Enjoy the galleries at night. Please dress for the weather as the queue for entrance begins outside the AGO. Pack light as wait times for coat check may be longer than usual. Bags larger than a small purse, including backpacks and totes must be left at coat check for a fee.
Join a free arts-based program where youth can explore different forms of creative expression while developing original work for a community showcase.
Serving up an All-Lesbian-Lineup stand-up show! Don't miss this super-sapphic-ultra-modern-girl night of fabulous comedy! Lez be friends with a lineup of Toronto’s best comics! Pull up in your Subaru for a night of fantastic fun!
From Farm to Table. We make it, WE bake it, and grow it for you! The perfect place to shop for fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, maple syrup and flowers. In addition we offer a fine selections of delicious breads, pastries, cheeses and cured meats.
Immerse in collages that blend iconic imagery and wit to challenge gender norms and domestic expectations. Despite shifting gender dynamics, her work highlights ongoing struggles over household roles. Each piece is meticulously handmade from vintage materials dating 1800s, 1970s by Danielle Colle.
Join us at Sweeney Park for a special newcomer planting event. We will be enhancing our tree canopy by planting native trees and shrubs. Event site conditions vary. Contact us for more information, including accessibility.
Fall Flavours is a seasonal one-hour food tour designed especially for people who work in and around the neighbourhood. Discover the flavours of the season while visiting local restaurants, cafés and food spots, with tasting-sized bites and stories from the streets of Downtown Yonge.
Experience a curated selection of vendors, free kids crafts, monthly themed days, a mix of fresh produce, hot food vendors, sauces, spices, artisan and handmade gems and local community organizations!
Each week during the growing season, we stock our on-site farm stand with freshly harvested produce from our fields. We ensure a weekly selection that highlights peak seasonal crops. Purchasing from our farm stand is a great way to support BCCF and enjoy delicious Toronto-grown produce.
The Lillian H. Smith branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join the City of Toronto to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
Experience one of Toronto’s oldest and most vibrant year-round farmers’ markets! The Dufferin Grove Market is bursting with fresh food, passionate local farmers, and a lively sense of community.
Do you have an idea, a passion, or the drive to build or grow your own business? The Scarborough Youth Entrepreneurship Project is offering a 10-week in-person training program designed to help you turn your ideas into reality.
This market is a hub of community activity in Danforth East! Alongside fresh seasonal produce we are serving up live music, kids’ activities, community information, and local business pop-ups.
This unique market right in the middle of Flemington Park is a vibrant community space that celebrates local farmers, fresh produce, and the diverse cultural foods grown at Flemo Farm.
Discover the magic of Underpass Park Farmers' Market-a vibrant gem in Toronto's Corktown and one of the city's most unique farmers market destinations!
We celebrate ten years of artistic practice, collaboration, and community. To mark this milestone, artists from the studios were invited to bring their work together in a collective exhibition.
Nuit Blanche was only meant to be one year. Now long-running and going into its 20th anniversary, it has become a major annual art staple in the city, attracting visitors, championing local artists, pushing limits of ideas of public art and celebrating contemporary art.
Come along to our Cocktails Masterclass! This is a great beginner class for people 19+ looking to improve their bartending skills! During this 90-minutes class you will get to learn how to mix three different cocktails.
One of the most compelling artists on today’s international stage, Pablo Ferrández has quickly established himself as a major voice in classical music.
The Downsview branch and its neighbourhood are home to a variety of trees. Join the City of Toronto to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
A grassroots women led organization dedicated to creating and implementing public space enhancement projects in the community of Thorncliffe Park. The community bazaar happens every Friday during from June to October.
Enjoy our new late night hours with special craft programming new each week plus access to all current exhibitions!
Known for her dynamic presence on the podium and her “splendid and confident” (San Francisco Classical Voice) conducting, Laura Jackson leads the Royal Conservatory Orchestra in a powerful season-opening program. Please join us!
Boo! Don't be frightened, peep in as all your favourite characters are summoned for an evening of parody burlesque inspired by classic Horror and Halloween icons of TV and Film.
Visit the Saturday Farmers' Market in the newly redeveloped St. Lawrence Market North building. Discover seasonal produce, baked goods, meats, cheeses, flowers and pantry staples from local vendors all under one roof.
Featuring 35+ weekly vendors, the market brings together local farmers, food producers, and neighbours to increase access to healthy food in ways that build community.
Discover Toronto’s largest year-round farmers' market. Shop fresh, seasonal produce, artisanal goods and locally prepared foods from Ontario farmers and small businesses.
Just steps from Danforth Avenue in vibrant Greektown, Withrow Park Farmers’ Market bursts to life every season!
Step into the lively Junction Farmers Market, where every visit is a celebration of fresh, local, and sustainably produced food! Join a vibrant community supporting passionate growers and producers while discovering delicious finds around every corner.
Join us at a welcoming dance jam exploring connection, movement, and contact improvisation, with international and local teachers. The first day there is a beginner-friendly workshop, open to all levels.
Calling all Toronto kids, vote for Toronto’s Tree of the Year! Trees fill our vibrant parks, forests and green spaces. The City plants up to 120,000 trees a year that help clean the air, provide shade, support wildlife and more. Help us vote for one of the five candidates this year!
When Rainbow Fish refuses to share their vibrant, shimmering scales, the whole ocean seems to turn against the vain creature.
Celebrate local food, community, and sustainable agriculture. Discover fresh produce, artisanal products, and small-scale producers - all while connecting with the people who grow and create them.We invite you to come meet the vendors, discover new favourites, and taste the heart of your community!
Downsview Park Merchants Market is one of Toronto’s vibrant weekend destinations, offering a dynamic indoor marketplace experience for shoppers of all ages.
Get ready for the ultimate weekend treasure hunt! The Sunday Variety Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday, bringing the city’s biggest and most exciting market experience to life each week.
Trick… or Treat? We have the treats, with over 35 vendors selling the coolest, spookiest, weirdest creations, just in time for the best day of the year! Dog-friendly and children-friendly. Also enjoy a beverage while you shop!
Join us for a day of creativity, connection, and cultural learning in this hands-on Indigenous beading workshop led by Natalie Ortiz. Participants will learn how to create beautiful Beaded Flat Stitch Ojibway Flowers while exploring the rich traditions and teachings behind this intricate art form.
Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels, no registration or reservations are required to participate. The new soccer Play Mobile is dedicated to the world’s most popular game.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
Enjoy fall-themed fun at Scarborough Museum throughout October weekends. Sip a warm drink from the museum kitchen and savour a treat prepared on the historic stove. Spark creativity with family-friendly paper crafts, a scavenger hunt, and seasonal activities designed for all ages. All ages. Drop-In.
Join LAT every Saturday at 12 pm or 2 pm for a drop-in Art + Nature tour led by a LAT Art Guide. These walking tours invite participants to explore the artworks along the Lassonde Art Trail while discovering the rich history, ecology, and ongoing transformation of Biidaasige Park.
Join us for a cozy baking class where you'll master the art of making the perfect pumpkin pie from scratch. Learn how to prepare a flaky, buttery crust and create a rich, spiced pumpkin filling that brings comfort and tradition to the holiday table.
Experience 19th-century history and Black Canadian storytelling on an immersive guided tour of High Park. Tour Colborne Lodge, re-examine local history, engage with nature and participate in meaningful storytelling led by Black Canadian Hikers.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels, no registration or reservations are required to participate. The new soccer Play Mobile is dedicated to the world’s most popular game.
Since 2018, our market has become a staple weekly event dedicated to strengthening and promoting our community, supporting local farms and businesses, and enhancing food security. Find everything from local vendors and live music to fresh goods, handmade crafts, free kids activities and more!
Now in its 9th year, The Eglinton Way BIA Farmers' Market has become a staple Sunday event in Midtown Toronto dedicated to strengthening and promoting the connections between our community and Ontario farms, local artisans and small businesses.
Each week, the Market brings together local farmers, food producers, artisans, small businesses, live music, and community programming for a lively Sunday gathering in the park.
A vibrant weekly market celebrating local creators, delicious food & community Handmade Goods • Antiques • Vintage • Family-friendly Support local. Shop small. Eat fresh.
As part of City of Toronto Ravine Days, the Toronto Nature Stewards Highland Creek team will be adding short talks (~5-10 minutes) - about the beauty, biodiversity and cultural significance of our ravines - to our scheduled nature stewarding.
Celebrating local food, antiques, handmade goods and community.
Six drinks. Local cafés, tea shops, bakeries and neighbourhood hot spots. 90 minutes of discovery. Explore Downtown Yonge in a whole new way with a special beverage focus.
An in-person screening of short dance films celebrating contact improvisation. Experience athletic lifts, poignant connections, and bodies in motion, captured in stunning locations and stories that reach beyond words.
This year round farmers' Market operates during the outdoor season, we operate in Sorauren Park which is a beautiful greenspace managed by the City of Toronto and animated by community group, Friends of Sorauren Park.
A warm and cozy evening filled with delicious food, live music, and group activities. Take photos, capture moments, and make memories.
Enhance our urban tree canopy by planting native trees and shrubs at Pineway Park. Please note there are no washroom facilities on site. Event site conditions vary. Contact us for more information, including accessibility.
Join us for a webinar on some of Toronto’s most complex and enigmatic organisms: lichens. We’ll learn about basic lichen biology, including structure and various growth forms, their roles and relationships, and how and where to find them.
Gather for Family Salsa at Toronto History Museums, take part in a dance lesson, and learn some new dance moves. Enjoy this free event in partnership with Salsa in Toronto. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Come see an exhibition of fourteen women photographers. Eight performance artists engage with the spirit of selected photographs.This interaction of art disciplines is called 'ekphrasis.' Photographers include Linda Briskin, Brianna Caryll, Lucie Collins, Martha Davis, Kye Marshall, Denise Roberts...
Experience a bone-chilling Halloween tradition! From the creators of the immersive sensations “Tales of the Grotesque” (2023, 2024) and the landmark production of “Tales of the Damned” (2025) comes the revival of Toronto’s favourite gothic horror anthology.
Celebrate the Places That Stayed: Youth Photography Exhibit launch at East Scarborough Storefront (ESS).
Join artist Ry Van Der Hout and curator Adrien Sun Hall for a special guided tour of the contemporary art exhibition, In Broken Light. Hear from the artist or the curator their own perspectives on the five glass sculptures spanning the four levels of Spadina Museum.
Join us at The Citadel for an immersive experience like no other. Enjoy nine unique performances programmed by curator BaKari IfaSegun Lindsay.
Discover Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park (KGO) through the eyes of local youth in this outdoor photography exhibit.
A whole city of coffee. Free to explore. Step into Coffee City, a coffee capital built just for one weekend, filling three floors of Design Exchange. You're not just visiting. You're a citizen here.
The Steeles branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join the City of Toronto to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
Rugby Canada is bringing a major international showdown to Toronto this fall and it’s kind of a big deal. Canada's Women's Rugby Team, world-ranked No. 3, will make their long-awaited debut at BMO Field hosting world No. 1 England in a high-stakes rematch of the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup final.
A love letter to the classic crime thriller, Anthony Shaffer’s Sleuth is packed with razor-sharp dialogue and psychological games that will keep you guessing until the very end.
Community Clean-up of the riparian areas of Highland Creek just south of the Ellesmere Bridge, organized by the Curran Hall Community Association in collaboration with Don't Mess With The Don, Toronto Nature Stewards, Scarborough Zero Waste, and University of Toronto One Health.
Perfect for families and children ages 3 to 9! Enjoy interactive read-alouds of beloved books in English and French, themed activities, nature exploration and a light snack. We can't wait to see you soon at Downsview Park!
Join Charles Bruce-Thompson and Lynn Short of the Toronto Field Naturalists for a guided walk through Biidaasige Park. Learn about the history of the area and the creation of the new river mouth and park.
Celebrate 175 years through a day of historic demonstrations, hands-on activities, and community gathering. Learn the story of Gibson House from its construction in 1851 to its transformation into a public museum through gallery displays, historic kitchen demonstrations, and engaging interpretation.
Visitors can experience the crisp air and beautiful colours on the Legislature's grounds while taking part in a wide variety of family-friendly activities, including the Parliamentary Pumpkin Patch, crafts, inflatables, photo ops, face painting, Zac's Jacks pumpkin carving, fun zones, lawn games...
QueerForestClub will be hiking the ravine and exploring the city together. This event will have two parts. First, we will be led on a walk while Z from QueerEcology teaches us about how Queer much of our environment is.
Step into the world of footwear design with a hands-on introductory course led by Toronto-based designer and shoemaker Jasmine Martins.
Soar across space and time with Jordan, a young Cree boy who helps Indigenous children with the support of his faithful spirit bear, Maskwa. While his onstage journey is magical, the play is a vibrant tribute to a very real hero: Jordan River Anderson of Norway House Cree Nation, Manitoba.
Get ready for an unforgettable concert experience! Led by Canadian musician and Blue Rodeo co-founder Jim Cuddy, alongside his sons, Devin Cuddy and Sam Polley, The Jim Cuddy Family Band will bring an incredible evening of live music and unforgettable performances to Variety Village.
Dive into the history of the Rebellion of 1837 through the story of David Gibson, a surveyor who found himself playing a leading role in Mackenzie's army.
Join LAT for an evening of poetry inspired by Lisa Hirmer’s artwork 'Lodestar' on the Lassonde Art Trail. Facilitated by Laboni Islam and planned in collaboration with Lisa Hirmer, this poetry evening invites participants to reflect on notions of home.
Each month we're partying HARD and bringing the best sketch comedy this city has to offer, from the hottest up and coming troupes to long time fan favourite troupes and solo acts. Get ready for a wild night of expecting the unexpected and, of course, sketch comedy.
Returning for its third year! Enjoy musical performances by Maurice Gordon and friends, celebrating the music of Harry Belafonte and Jimmy Cliff. Also tune into Foster Motel, as they bring their brand of outlaw indie folk and roots rock.
Join us at Spadina Theatre for a vibrant world music concert with Mônica Freire, winner of the 2024 Félix Award, Quebec's most prestigious music prize. Mônica Freire brings together her native Brazil and her Middle Eastern roots in her concert Ilhada.
Help steward, repair and improve the natural surface trails at Crothers Woods. Please note, there are no washroom facilities on site. Event site conditions vary. Contact us for more information, including accessibility.
As part of City of Toronto Ravine Days, the Toronto Nature Stewards Highland Creek team will be adding short talks (~5-10 minutes) - about the beauty, biodiversity and cultural significance of our ravines - to our scheduled nature stewarding.
Join us for the Fur Ball, a Halloween dog costume contest and fashion show, and your dog is invited to strut their stuff on the stage. Dress up your dog in their spookiest, silliest, or most stylish costume.
Celebrate the beauty of the harvest season at Scarborough Museum with a family-friendly pumpkin carving experience. Choose your pumpkin, create a unique design, and explore harvest traditions in one of Toronto's most historic settings.
Toronto’s biggest celebration of cocktail culture is back and more delicious than ever! Celebrate the art of the cocktail. We’ve rounded up the city’s best award-winning bartenders, brand ambassadors and chefs to serve up serious fun and incredible flavours.
Celebrate the end of summer by increasing the biodiversity and natural beauty of Downsview Park. We’ll work together to plant a selection of native shrubs and trees, expand Toronto’s urban forest, and improve the health of our shared environment!
Join Raymore Nature Stewards on a guided walk through the park. Learn about plants for ink-making & natural dyes; ecological restoration; foraging for food & flavour; birds of the valley; and the annual salmon migration. Raymore Park’s dramatic history helped shape Toronto’s conservation movement.
Two of Canada’s leading flautists and Glenn Gould School faculty members join forces with the school's flute and string players for a virtuosic duo recital featuring works by Bach, Hindemith, Fauré, and Canadians Derek Charke and Andrew Staniland.
Please join us for an exciting new Mystery Scavenger Hunt! Famous adventuring heiress Indie Santiago was visiting an archaeological dig in the Accona Desert when she mysteriously disappeared - along with a recently unearthed artifact!
The Palmerston branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join the City of Toronto to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
Access to most galleries will be free for everyone, on the third Tuesday Night of each month!
Don’t miss this lineup of groundbreaking documentary films focusing on the planet we share. The festival includes Canadian and international films, a free Industry Conference, a free Family Day Program, special guests, panels and filmmaker QnAs.
Canada’s most diverse and brave poetry reading and open mic series. Featured poets include Christine Miskonoodinkwe-Smith and Sacha Archer, with an open mic opporutnity in any language.
Where Truth is Brought Into the Light, written by Danik McAfee. One Muskoka cottage. A yearly tradition of Friendsgiving and a whole lot left unsaid.
The Maryvale branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join City of Toronto staff to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour. Learn how to recognize different species, and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
At Mackenzie House Museum, home of Toronto's first mayor, historian Jamie Bradburn presents a lively look at Toronto election history. In the early 20th century, election nights turned into impromptu street parties, giving Torontonians a reason to gather.
Celebrate the creativity, talent, and perspectives of youth from the Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park community. This community celebration is the culmination of a youth mentorship program that engages participating KGO youth in the co-creation and facilitation of art workshops for community members.
Come join us for a fun game of Werewolf! Whether you’re a seasoned player or completely new, everyone is welcome to test their intuition, sharpen their critical thinking, and enjoy some friendly deception and debate.
Renowned for performances of extraordinary insight and emotional power, the Quatuor Danel returns with a program of striking contrasts and emotional depth. Mozart’s searing and intense Adagio and Fugue opens the evening, followed by the sweeping drama of Beethoven’s Razumovsky Quartet.
Enjoy our season premiere with Canada’s first fully-staged production of M.A. Charpentier’s The Descent of Orpheus. Founding Co-Artistic Directors Marshall Pynkoski, C.M. and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg, C.M.
Hear chilling and eerie tales on a lantern tour of Fort York and its historic surroundings. Learn about a haunted lighthouse and the bloody Battle of York. Explore the military burial ground.
Join us for William Shakespeare’s classic comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, with a Canadian twist, accompanied by Mendelssohn’s famous score. This show brings out the magic of Northern Canada’s woodland and tundra landscapes and creatures of the forest.
It's spooky season at the Rosetta McClain Gardens. The gardens are transformed into a fun and spooky Halloween experience for families, children and community members to enjoy a self-guided tour. Entry is free but donations of any amount are accepted.
Join us at the Toronto Coin Expo, Canada’s premier coin and banknote show and auction, located in downtown Toronto. Featuring over 50 internationally renowned coin and banknote dealers, representing Canada, United States, and the World of collectable currencies.
Join Mural Routes for a celebration marking the completion of Piece by Piece, a mosaic art project that brought together 15 seniors for 10 weeks of creative learning and collaboration.
Join Mural Routes to celebrate the unveiling of a new community mosaic mural created through Piece by Piece, a 10-week program that brought together 15 seniors to learn mosaic art and collaboratively design a mural inspired by the theme of gardens and nature.
Maria Hupfield invites champion fancy shawl Pow Wow dancer and boxing trained athlete Deanne Hupfield to bring discipline, skill and beauty to her wearable sculpture titled Double Punch (North) 2024, currently on display at Market Gallery.
After a break, Toronto’s intimate multidisciplinary showcase is back with a fresh look and a new lineup. Experience one curated night featuring live R&B, stand-up comedy, magic, mentalism, spoken word, violin, visual art and featured creatives.
The city’s newest, hottest event is back! Get ready to sparkle and slay at our unforgettable evening of divas and dancing featuring fierce, show-stopping performances by legendary talent followed by a spectacular dance party.
Calling all brave detectives! The Austin family have fled their Spadina mansion in the dead of the night due to the unexplained and uncanny disturbances that have been taking place in their ancestral home after nightfall. Investigate this bizarre case: are these the makings of a disgruntled staff?
Step into the intricate world of artist David Currie as he explores how humans are hard-wired to seek out patterns as a means of adapting to their environment, whether connecting imaginary lines to stars or writing algorithms that direct a robot’s movements.
Join us for a Halloween planting event at Masseygrove Park! Enhance our urban tree canopy by planting native trees and shrubs. Costumes are encouraged. Event site conditions vary. Contact us for more information including accessibility.
VIEWS: KGO Made is a youth-led community arts initiative engaging youth from the Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park (KGO) community in the creation of a collaborative mural at Heron Park Community Centre.
Delve into stories of young people who were caught up in the violence of the Rebellion of 1837. Teenagers risked their lives on secret missions for their cause, volunteering on both sides of the rebellion. Some supported the revolutionaries while others defended the government of the day.
Search the grounds of Fort York for pumpkins that have been hidden by the soldiers of the War of 1812. After you've recovered your pumpkin, bring it to the Blue Barracks for decorating! Paint it, draw on it, even clothe it to look like a Fort York soldier.
Watch our young stars light up the stage with the joy of singing. This evocative concert program will whisk you away on a journey through the dark night with enchanting nocturnal sounds and playful critter noises.
The Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists presents a concert by the leading young classical musicians in Canada. Hear the stars of tomorrow!
This Halloween, uncover eerie tales about the past inhabitants of the Inn and the Old Town of Islington. Journey from the dimly lit historic house to the Islington burial ground, learn about Victorian death practices, and hear new stories connecting to Toronto’s past.
Pearl Jamming takes the stage at The Legendary El Mocambo with fellow rockers, The Gunslinger to deliver hits like Pearl Jam’s “Alive”, “Even Flow and “Betterman” along with GnR’s “November Rain”, “Paradise City ” and “Welcome to the Jungle” all night long!
Catch the hottest standups from Toronto’s world class comedy scene! Featuring comedians seen on Prime, Netflix Is A Joke Fest, Just For Laughs, CBC, Crave, Hulu and more.
Breathe. Connect. Create. is a community-based wellness initiative focused on mental well-being, creativity, connection, and meaningful participation in Toronto’s parks and public spaces.
Get your costumes ready for our spook-tacular annual event! Enjoy pumpkin decorating, treats, DJ tunes, face painting and more! There’s also free fun for your dogs, including a dog costume contest with judging and prizes, treats and more fun.
Drop by for spook-tacular, fun-filled day. Enjoy a fang-tastic vendor market, where you can find a variety of products and services for your furbabies! Show off your furry friends and their costumes for some treats before hitting the dog park. Trick or (dog) treat!
Step into the opulent Eglinton Grand for an unforgettable show this Halloween season.
After a sold-out 2025 concert and encore matinee, New Bad Ideas Live returns!
Join Humber Polytechnic’s Research Expo 2026 for a day of entrepreneurship, innovation, and meaningful connections!
Join us for a chilling tour at Colborne Lodge in High Park. Visit the gravesite of John and Jemima Howard. Delve deeply into ideas about death and the afterlife from the 1800s and hear true tales of paranormal activities. Decide for yourself what still lingers in the museum's hidden corners.
Colour and Form Society presents an exhibit opportunity for their artists to showcase a myriad of talent, and for non-members to be juried into membership of the organization.
The philosopher Diana Prokofyeva considers a photograph to be a phenomenon that exists as a way to avoid death by copying a moment and suspending it within time - a way to be between two worlds:, the living and the dead.
Welcome to Canada’s largest and longest-running literary festival.! This fall, TIFA 2026 brings the world’s most compelling writers into conversation with one another and with you. Join us for over 100 events with some of the world’s most beloved authors.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of creepy stories spanning the 1890s, 1940s and present. Explore the historic Helliwell House and the Cottage, where local legends and chilling tales come to life. After your enhanced tour, warm up with a cozy drink in the Brewery Building.
Hunny, this isn't working, I think it's time we go to Couples Clownselling! Jerry Springer's got nothing on us!
Come witness the North American debut of this spirited piano trio from France as they perform music by French composers, Maurice Ravel and Lili Boulanger, alongside Dmitri Shostakovich’s haunting second piano trio.
Canada’s leading international fair for modern and contemporary art will bring together 105 galleries, organizations and cultural institutions from across Canada, the United States, Latin America and Europe.
An international short film festival that amplifies the voices of young filmmakers telling powerful stories about issues affecting women and girls around the world.
Two of the most imaginative and exploratory artists of their generation craft a genre-defying program that intersperses passages from Virginia Woolf’s Orlando with songs by Schubert, Bob Dylan, Laurie Anderson and others.
Celebrate the richness, diversity and enduring appeal of jazz. Back by popular demand, enjoy ive unforgettable concerts celebrating the richness, diversity, and enduring appeal of jazz.
Join us for an unforgettable hands-on culinary experience celebrating the art of Italian cooking!
The wait is over...welcome back to the best Halloween Party in the city! As night falls, the Museum transforms with eerie décor for an unforgettable evening of live music, DJ sets and non-stop dancing. Come dressed in your best Halloween look or simply ready to celebrate.
Described as a pianist with “magician's fingers and soul of integrity” (Le Monde), Canadian Bruce Liu returns to Koerner Hall to perform works by Beethoven, Chopin, Albéniz, and Liszt.
Join us to rake fall leaves off of the trails at Crothers Woods to prevent trail damage during the winter. Some trails are quite steep. Event site conditions vary. Contact us for more information, including accessibility.
Join us and have some haunted Halloween fun! Enjoy live music and buskers, tasty treat giveaways, sidewalk sales, costume contests for adults, children and pets. Have fun carving pumpkins, playing games and get your face painted! Bring your family and friends and celebrate with us!
This Halloween, enjoy a fun, family-friendly cookie decorating class where history meets creativity. Historic recipe cookies and decorating supplies are provided. Just bring your imagination and your sweet tooth. No previous experience needed. Cookies contain gluten, dairy and eggs.
Discover over 40 vendors highlighting local 2SLGBTQ+ artists! Choose from a variety of homewares, handmade art, paintings, jewelry, and clothing!
Please join us! Back by popular demand, our classic murder mystery scavenger hunt returns (formerly called Murder at the ROM). There has been a mysterious murder, and the museum's collections hold the key. As you gather clues, you’ll begin to piece together a tale of greed, lust, pride, and revenge.
International fado superstar Mariza returns to Koerner Hall, bringing her unmistakable voice and magnetic stage presence. Known for her soulful voice and the transparency of her lyrics, Mariza has captivated audiences world-wide.
We summon you to join a cortège of excommunicated choristers gathers to ask a question the living cannot answer: what happens when we die? Witches, friars, hermits, and heathens convene on hallowed grounds, reckoning with the fear and fascination of what lies beyond the veil.
Few instruments can match the violin’s extraordinary combination of brilliance, agility and expressive power.
Enjoy this photography exhibition by a diverse group of artists as they present their unique interpretations of our world, from realistic to abstract, including techniques such as macro photography, intentional movement and digital compositing.
Celebrate Toronto’s 2027 Tree of the Year, elected by young people at Kids Vote Weekend during this year’s municipal election. Join us for a ceremonial tree planting of the winning tree and nurture nature by planting native trees and shrubs at Elm Park. Event site conditions vary.
Pianist and composer Dinuk Wijeratne joins the Canadian Chamber Orchestra for his electrifying solo piano and string orchestra piece Gajaga Vannama.
Huan Chen transforms native fungi and lichen into a powerful metaphor for the immigrant experience, telling stories of heritage, struggle, adaptation and new beginnings. Through striking imagery, the work also reflects on human impact on natural habitats and the cultural shifts shaping urban life.
Toronto has one of the largest urban forests in the world. Join the City of Toronto for an in-library presentation on this amazing natural habitat that reaches all corners of Toronto. We’ll discuss what makes the urban forest so special and share tools to help you explore and understand it better.
Art for Alzheimer’s brings together an exceptional collection of original artwork by Canadian illustrator Doug Martin in support of the Alzheimer Society.
Experience an evening of traditional folk music, historic food, and community in the nearly 200-year-old tavern. Enjoy refreshments from the historic bar and a traditional stew served by the hearth. Gather with friends and community to enjoy music, food, and history.
Violinist Irmina Trynkos, praised by BBC Music Magazine as "an intense and charismatic new star," takes centre stage for the Toronto premiere of Claudia Montero's Violin Concerto; a Latin Grammy-winning work heard in Toronto for the very first time.
Experience Agency and Defiance, featuring never-before-seen works by Toronto-based artist Frantz Brent-Harris inspired by Jamaican Junkanoo.
Register and bring your fave board game! We invite you to convince others to try your game. Bring something quick and quippy so we can play the most games for the night. Be prepared to explain how to play the game you're bringing.
Shelter Movers' signature annual gala returns with an elegant evening to inspire hope and transform lives for survivors of abuse.
A joyful comedy that flips the script on Shakespeare's most infamous heroines.
This season’s offering will be a double bill of Samuel Barber’s A Hand of Bridge, a poignant miniature opera that reveals the hidden thoughts of four bridge players during a seemingly ordinary card game, and Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti, a jazz-infused one-act opera depicting a day in the...
The celebrated French-Canadian cellist and French pianist reunite for an afternoon of refined artistry, performing works by Brahms, Debussy, Schubert, and others.
Featuring over 400 original, juried works of art by member artists, many of whom will be in attendance. Works include watercolour, pastel, oil, acrylic, ink, sculpture and mixed media. The Art Guild of Scarborough is a non-profit organization.
Join the Hockey Hall of Fame as we welcome hockey’s newest legends, Class of 2026 Inductees: Patrice Bergeron, Brian Burke, Cindy Curley, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne and Keith Tkachuk. This is your chance to say, "I was there".
In honour of Remembrance Day and National Indigenous Veterans Day, join Natalie Ortiz for a meaningful afternoon of beading, reflection, and remembrance.
Join us for our Challah Class! This class is great for absolute beginners! And you will achieve all this in just ONE day! Spend two hours with our talented chef to learn the art of making Challah.
Join Toronto History Museums’ Chief Curator, Tara Chadwick, in conversation with Lance Winn, Sports Broadcaster and Vice-President of the Arena Lacrosse League, and lacrosse players and supporters as they reflect on the legacy and significance of lacrosse programming.
This season’s offering will be a double bill feature. Enjoy Samuel Barber’s A Hand of Bridge, a poignant miniature opera that reveals the hidden thoughts of four bridge players during a seemingly ordinary card game.
Toronto music veterans join the Cigar Club as they hit the stage to celebrate this milestone! Featuring Fortunate Losers and The Young Scones.
Under the direction of Grammy Award-winning pianist, composer, and arranger John Beasley, star‑studded musicians Marcus Strickland on saxophone, Sean Jones on trumpet, Ben Williams on bass, and Terreon Gully on drums delve into the visionary spirit and boundless creativity of Miles Davis.
Join us for a celebration of Canadian cultural life for audiences and a sought-after performance and networking opportunity for renowned and aspiring artists, with three distinct stage performances, twelve workshops, a dance education roundtable, and community gatherings.
“By almost any measure, Ohlsson is one of the great American pianists.” (The Washington Post). A towering figure among the world’s greatest pianists, Garrick Ohlsson is renowned for his “incredible technique with razor-sharp accuracy” (Seattle Times).
Join us in celebrating DANSE's 40th Anniversary year as we introduce this year's Hall of Fame inductees!
The hit show returns to a new venue, same buzz! Based on Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire by Alexandra Posadzki. Telecom tycoon Ted Rogers built an empire turning Canada’s airwaves into cash.
Attend one of the City’s most evocative Remembrance Day ceremonies at Fort York National Historic Site.
Canada’s biggest celebration of photo, video, filmmaking, and creator culture. This is where the imaging industry comes to see what’s next!
Solo and chamber works are performed by young artists on the cusp of major careers, who are enrolled in The Rebanks Family Fellowship and International Performance Residency Program at The Glenn Gould School.
Dickens’s timeless holiday story of transformation, kindness and human connection. This fresh adaptation by Tim Carroll brings Charles Dickens’s world to life through inventive puppetry, towering ghosts that fill the stage, traditional carols and audience participation with spirited sing-alongs.
Learn the role Toronto's raucous taverns played in the political tensions leading up to the Rebellion of 1837. In the middle of the 1800s, taverns played a central role in political life.
The banjo visionary leads an all‑star ensemble through some new music and classic tunes, blending bluegrass roots with jazz and classical influences.
This is a free public festival celebrating Deaf culture, sign language, accessibility, and inclusion. The festival features a free daytime expo with vendors, exhibitors, organizations, presentations, entertainment, and networking opportunities.
Nothing beats getting your holiday shopping done well in advance so you can put your feet up, eat shortbread and listen to carols while everyone else is going bonkers.
Celebrate fall and support small businesses. Get ready to visit six pre-selected local food and drink establishments in Riverside and Leslieville, while learning about the story behind the businesses with your expert guide.
Creating music inspired by their own deep roots in the cultures of the Middle East and Mediterranean Basin, South Asia, Central Asia, and China.
Mark your calendars, your future starts here! Planning for after high school? Whether you're considering university, college, skilled trades, apprenticeships, travel or jumping straight into the workforce, join us in exploring what's next.
Tunisian-Canadian mezzo-soprano Rihab Chaieb and Israeli pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz blend French repertoire with Tunisian lullabies. Chaieb’s voice has been praised for possessing a “a dark, velvety sheen, rich but never overindulgent” (Stage and Cinema).
The Axios Men’s Ensemble, in celebration of their historic Juno award, for Classical Album of the Year (Large Ensemble) for the recording of Benedict Sheehan’s Ukrainian War Requiem, have announced a national tour this November.
Featuring Jonathan Crow, violin; Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin; Sharon Wei, viola; Roman Borys, cello; and the Dior String Quartet. In "What Makes It Great?", composer, commentator, and author Rob Kapilow unlocks great music with insight, humour, and live musical examples.
Join City of Toronto staff for a presentation on invasive plants commonly found around homes in Toronto. Learn how to identify these species, understand their impact and effectively manage them. You’ll also get tips on supporting local biodiversity through enhancing native habitats.
Toronto has one of the largest urban forests in the world. Join the City of Toronto for an in-library presentation on this amazing natural habitat that reaches all corners of Toronto. We’ll discuss what makes the urban forest so special and share tools to help you explore and understand it better.
Punch Brothers, formed by mandolinist Chris Thile in 2006, is known for pushing the boundaries of acoustic music. In addition to Thile, the band currently comprises guitarist Chris Eldridge, bassist Paul Kowert, banjoist Noam Pikelny, and violinist Brittany Haas.
Be a part of the national conversation shaping the future of disability innovation, assistive technology and accessibility in Canada.
Created by students from local schools, the works in this exhibition speak to the seasonal changes from autumn to winter, like snowfalls and long periods of darkness, and the cultural traditions they help shape.
Be a part of the national conversation shaping the future of disability innovation, assistive technology, and accessibility in Canada.
Toronto has one of the largest urban forests in the world. Join the City of Toronto for an in-library presentation on this amazing natural habitat that reaches all corners of Toronto. We’ll talk about what makes the urban forest so special, and share tools to explore and understand it better.
Celebrate flamenco’s global transformation! Experience the vibrant evolution of flamenco, from its regional roots in Andalusia to a dynamic global art form shaped by cross-cultural exchange.
Samuel Beckett’s Endgame is the tragicomic tale of a man living with his parents and his servant in a world beyond time and place. With nowhere to go and not much to do, they spend their days telling stories and contemplating the absurdity of life.
A contemporary opera that combines classical vocals with dark ambient noise and amplified electric guitars. Set during a fictional wartime blackout, the story follows a rural working-class family attempting to survive amidst military collapse and severe food shortages.
Come visit a legendary global network active in 14 world capitals from Paris to Tokyo! Perfect for all sweet tooths and chocolate lovers.
Do your kids need a creative baking outlet? Sign up your children to bake and decorate a variety of delicious treats while having fun!
A magical evening of Armenian music direct from Yerevan, and the Canadian premiere of Dear Mountains, a recent work for chorus, solo cello, oud, and percussion, co-composed by the RCM alumna and Silk Road Ensemble member Karen Ouzounian and Lembit Beecher.
Enjoy a concert by the leading young classical musicians in Canada. Hear the stars of tomorrow!
Grammy Award-winning pianist Daniil Trifonov returns to perform a vibrant program of works by Villa-Lobos, Piazzolla, Ginastera and his own works. Combining consummate technique with rare sensitivity and depth, Trifonov’s performances are a perpetual source of awe.
Inspired by our current exhibition, André Perugia: A Design Legend Unveiled, step into the bold and imaginative world of André Perugia. In this hands-on linocut workshop inspired by the visionary footwear designer’s sculptural and avant-garde creations.
Having delighted Music Toronto audiences with “one of the best recitals of 2025” (LudwigVanToronto), Ukrainian pianist Illia Ovcharenko returns to Music Toronto with a program shaped by the spirit of fantasy.
Make your holidays merry with an enchanting family adventure! This splashy musical adaptation of the beloved Pixar film celebrates the love between parents and children in a vivid underwater world.
Listen to the story of Robert Baldwin, one of the strangest and most pivotal figures in Canadian history. Not everyone who demanded change believed in violence. One of the leading champions of Canadian democracy refused to take up arms and join the rebels.
Canadian conductor Tania Miller has distinguished herself as a dynamic interpreter, musician, and innovator.
Get ready to jog, sip, and savor your way through Toronto’s brightest season! We're combining a high-energy winter fun run with a festive holiday food crawl featuring five signature tastings along downtown’s iconic districts.
Jean-Michel Blais is a Montreal-based pianist, composer, and performer, signed to Arts & Crafts and Mercury KX (Decca). His debut album, Il, was named one of Time magazine’s Top 10 Albums of 2016 and his music has since amassed over 580 million streams worldwide.
Bring holiday cheer and enjoy holiday activities including a Meet and Greet with Santa, live music, hot chocolate, arts and crafts and lots of local shopping. Visit website for more event perks and promos.
Beads may be small and intricate, but their histories reveal powerful stories of identity, value, and status.
Orison (prayer) is a musical collaboration from musician Daniel Áñez and composer James O’Callaghan, connecting science fiction imagery with spirituality and the idea of ‘alien-ness’ in all of its senses: social, cultural, psychological, extra-terrestrial.
Enjoy student concerts featuring solo and chamber works and the Oscar Peterson Program Orchestra conducted by Artistic Director Colin Clarke.
Celebrate emerging voices in art at this annual exhibition, developed in partnership between the City of Toronto and Humber Polytechnic’s Arts Administration & Cultural Management Program.
Please join the exhibition curator for an engaging and in-depth curatorial tour of Returning to Ourselves: Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird - A Retrospective of Art and Design by Cree Métis Siblings. Lisa Deanne Smith is Senior Curator of Onsite Gallery at OCAD University.
Hungarian violinist Roby Lakatos dazzles with fiery Roma‑inspired virtuosity. Medusa and Turkwaz, a powerhouse octet of string players, percussionists and vocalists open the night.
Join us for an introduction to winter birding in Toronto. We'll explore a few of the fascinating birds that call the city home in winter, learn how birds adapt to winter conditions, listen to some common calls and highlight some of the best places to spot birds across Toronto.
Celebrate the magic of midwinter with Yuletide: A Ceremony of Midwinter, an enchanting mix of ancient repertoire and traditional folk songs, brought to life through the sounds of lute, recorder and the female voice.
Experience a breathtaking celebration of Persian Gulf music, pairing the spellbinding artistry of Iranian maestro Mohsen Sharifian with a magnificent 23-piece string ensemble in masterful works by acclaimed composers Kaveh Mirhosseini and Pouya Hamidi.
The classic story, turned on its heel. Think you’ve outgrown the panto? Think again. Our new take on Cinderella delivers all the glitter and spectacle of the beloved tradition with a clever, contemporary edge.
The visionary saxophonist honours his father’s legacy. Ravi Coltrane is a critically acclaimed Grammy Award-nominated saxophonist, bandleader and composer. Over the course of a twenty year career, Mr.
Join us for our Holiday Cookie Baking Class! In this three-hour, hands-on class, you'll learn how to make three festive holiday cookies: Linzer Cookies, Thumbprint Cookies, and Chocolate Crinkle Cookies.
Held, by 2024 Scotiabank Giller Prize winner Anne Michaels, is a luminous, fragmented novel about love, memory, and the reverberations of war across generations.
The protégé of Canadian jazz legend Oscar Peterson and RCM’s Jazz Artist in Residence returns with his mesmerizing blend of bebop, modern jazz and eastern European sounds.
In its early years as a Music Toronto ensemble-in-residence, the Gryphon Trio first performed Olivier Messiaen’s visionary "Quartet for the End of Time" with revered Canadian clarinetist James Campbell.
Praised as “the greatest songwriter on the planet” by Sir Elton John, Rufus Wainwright joins the Royal Conservatory Orchestra for a special one-night-only engagement performing selections from his albums Rufus does Judy at Carnegie Hall, Want One, Want Two and beyond.
Learn about the violent aftermath of the Rebellion of 1837. The revolutionaries didn't give up easily. Even after Mackenzie's army was crushed at the Battle of Montgomery's Tavern, the rebels kept fighting.
Rekindle the true spirit of the holidays with the fabulous Meow Meow! The international cabaret sensation brings her singular blend of comedy, glamour, and vocal brilliance for a holiday performance like no other.
"One of the best pianists of his generation" (Philadelphia Inquirer), the RCM alumnus and Artist-in-Residence Stewart Goodyear performs Ravel’s shimmering Piano Trio, Brahms’s richly expressive Piano Quintet along with his own quintet piece with the New Orford String Quartet.
Step behind the scenes of the new exhibit André Perugia: A Design Legend Unveiled for a curator talk with Nishi Bassi. Nishi will speak on all parts of the exhibit, from sourcing rare loans to the curatorial decisions that shaped the many intricate design and storytelling elements.
This holiday season, BenTastic and Magic Mel take the stage together for a Christmas celebration full of festive cheer, wonder, and magical surprises!
Experience the warmth of the holiday season through a hands-on baking workshop in the historic Officers' Mess Kitchen.
String students from The Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists come together as the Academy Chamber Orchestra to perform a special concert.
Join us in decorating your own New Years' Eve cake. This is two hour class is perfect for beginners! We will bake the cakes for you and make buttercream in advance, so you can get to the super fun decorating part.
Get ready for New Year's Eve with our class! Join us for a delightful afternoon of crafting these elegant French treats while sipping on champagne. Not only will you learn the art of macaron making, but you'll also have a box of your own creations to bring to your NYE party!
Celebrated RCM faculty members and a rising star alumnus unite for an exquisite trio recital of works by Beethoven, Ernő Dohnányi and a new commission by Vancouver-based Stefan Hintersteininger.
Broadway in concert returns! Director Richard Ouzounian and Music Director Paul Sportelli reunite with the Royal Conservatory Orchestra for this in concert staging of Sondheim’s macabre masterpiece.
Old history. New rules. They haven’t seen each other since the 1980s. Now two accomplished architects are reunited in a glass-walled Toronto office tower on the eve of a high-stakes competition. Both intend to keep things strictly professional. That proves harder than expected.
Master communicator Rob Kapilow and brilliant Canadian pianist Meagan Milatz explore Beethoven’s electrifying Appassionata Sonata, revealing how the composer transforms simple musical ideas through bold and imaginative variations.
Discover the ideas behind this exhibit in a special curator-led tour with exhibition guest curator Alysa Procida. Through an engaging, in-depth discussion, Alysa will explore the exhibition’s curatorial vision and the creative evolution of Michael Massie’s remarkable practice.
Students of The Glenn Gould School compete for the opportunity to perform a concerto with the Royal Conservatory Orchestra during the 2027 - 28 concert season.
Open the new year with two remarkable soloists and a program built around the drama and drive of timpani.
Canadian classical singer and pianist Rachel Fenlon presents deeply personal interpretations of song, performing simultaneously as vocalist and pianist in an intimate presentation.
Brian Current leads Glenn Gould School students in bold contemporary music that opens imagined worlds. Enjoy pieces from Claude Vivier’s Bouchara to works by Hannah Kendall and Francis Battah.
One of the most distinctive artists of his generation, Sir Stephen Hough performs works by Schubert, Brahms and Beethoven, along with his own arrangement of the suite from Mary Poppins.
For 55 years, New Music Concerts has been one of Canada’s leading forces in contemporary music. Widely hailed as the first masterpiece of the 21st century, Georg Friedrich Haas’s in vain is one of the most admired works of our time.
Vancouver-raised “monster pianist” (Time Out New York) and “one of the new stars of new music” (Los Angeles Times), Vicky Chow mesmerizes with a performance of legendary composer Philip Glass’s Piano Etudes.
The Bang on a Can All-Stars have collaborated and toured with fellow New Yorkers Philip Glass and Steve Reich for more than 30 years.
Learn about the riots that shook Toronto to its core in the years before and after the Rebellion of 1837 in the rebel mayor’s former home. Political violence was a common occurrence in Toronto; rival factions battled in our streets.
A wonderful opportunity to see the talented voice students present an evening of art songs and opera excerpts.
Six-time Grammy Award-winning musician, producer and composer Don Was [Was (Not Was)] channels the soul of the Motor City through a blend of steamy jazz, juke-joint blues, and loose-limbed funk with the Pan-Detroit Ensemble.
Please join us for an unforgettable evening with Bertrand Chamayou, one of today’s most strikingly brilliant pianists, as he performs a program celebrating the Romantic and French repertoires!
Presented by: City of Toronto’s Assembly Hall and Toronto Book Awards, Humber Polytechnic’s Faculty of Media, Creative Arts and Design Join leading Canadian authors as they dive into conversation about their latest books with Humber Polytechnic alumni at Assembly Hall.
Presented by: City of Toronto’s Assembly Hall and Toronto Book Awards and Humber Polytechnic’s Faculty of Media, Creative Arts and Design Join the recipient of the 2026 Toronto Book Award for a special discussion celebrating this year's winning book.
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