Places That Stayed: Youth Photography Exhibit
Discover Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park (KGO) through the eyes of local youth in this outdoor photography exhibit.
Festivals, shows, exhibits, markets and tours in Toronto over the next months. Filter by date, by type of event or free only. All times are Toronto time.
Discover Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park (KGO) through the eyes of local youth in this outdoor photography exhibit.
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.
Canada’s largest pan-Asian film festival returns for its 30th Anniversary this year.
Experience a temporary public art installation, Planter is an eco-sculpture inspired by the amorphous shapes of old growth forest nursery logs. Planter is one of three sculptures installed across Toronto for a project entitled Ecogenders.
A full selection of 28 acclaimed curated films showcasing the breadth of European cinema, taking audiences on a journey from therapy sessions in Sweden and artistic pursuits in Austria to a sci-fi exploration of AI in Romania, encounters with clowns in Estonia, a chaotic reception in Greece and a...
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.
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.
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.
Explore 75 years of The National Ballet of Canada through archival content from Toronto Public Library Special Collections and The National Ballet of Canada Archives. Featuring costume designs, photography, show worn costumes and more!
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.
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.
Turning into a European-inspired Christmas market, with thousands of lights, dozens of seasonal food and drink vendors, and festive shopping across thirteen acres of Victorian brickwork.
What do cities remember? How do our stories, relationships and experiences shape the places we call home?
An immersive exhibition that invites guests to step inside ancient Pompeii. Visitors can walk through a Pompeian house and city street, exploring spaces such as a bakery, a thermopolium (an ancient Roman commercial snack bar), a school, a tavern and baths.
Experience never-before-seen works by Toronto-based artist Frantz Brent-Harris inspired by Jamaican Junkanoo.
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.
Torontonians answered the call to war by enlisting in the armed forces, producing munitions and equipment and by helping on the home front.
For nearly half a century, celebrated American photographer Richard Avedon confronted one of portraiture’s enduring taboos: aging.
The Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present there second solo exhibition of work by Geoffrey James, one of Canada’s pre-eminent photographers. James’s panoramic photographs explore the relationship between people and the landscapes they create, shape, and transform.
Art for Alzheimer’s brings together an exceptional collection of original artwork by Canadian illustrator Doug Martin in support of the Alzheimer Society.
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.
Uncover hidden stories Toronto has long overlooked. Explore the history of over 70 historic sites, forgotten events, fascinating local narratives and unique objects.
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.
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.
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.
A show from curator Deborah Harris, who has gathered artists' works including several drawings by E.J. Gold. Voyage through our nine gallery spaces exploring different themes, mediums, and artists.
Featuring several examples of Palestinian tatreez (embroidery) from the Textile Museum’s collection, most of which will be exhibited for the first time!
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.
All started by a local student... We collect leftover wrapped candy for kids and families who need it, distributing through community food banks. Be part of this!!
Think you know your horror movies? Now you’ll have to prove it, all while one of your team members are literally chained to the wall. This October, Trivia Escape Rooms is bringing back its fan-favourite horror experience, SHACKLED: A Horror Movie Escape Game, for one month only.
Enjoy our new late night hours with special craft programming new each week plus access to all current exhibitions!
Returning for its 19th edition, celebrating Armenian stories and international cinema in Toronto. Discover compelling films, emerging filmmakers and stories that connect cultures, generations and communities. All films include English subtitles.
The 2-hour cake decorating Class is perfect for absolute beginners and focuses on decorating a pre-baked vanilla cake with buttercream. Guests will learn cake preparation, how to achieve smooth edges and how to use piping tips to create Santa’s fluffy beard, moustache and red hat.
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.
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.
A joyful comedy that flips the script on Shakespeare's most infamous heroines.
One prophecy. One performer. Total collapse. Shakespeare’s most haunting tragedy traces Macbeth’s ruthless climb to power in this solo performance, set against the cutthroat world of the modern tech industry.
Two acclaimed works return in a dynamic double bill celebrating the company’s innovation and global influence.
Second City’s National Touring Company is hot out of the bullpen, bringing the heat and throwing curveballs as they develop brand new sketches, songs, and improv. Featuring an All-Star cast of comedy powerhouses, this team is sure to hit it out of the park. Batter Up!
A Canadian all-women tango-fusion string quartet. Pushing the sonic limits of violin, viola, cello and double bass, the ensemble uses percussive effects, scratches, siren wails and driving rhythms to create an electrifying sound that bridges Argentine tango, classical tradition and fearless...
The banjo visionary leads an all‑star ensemble through some new music and classic tunes, blending bluegrass roots with jazz and classical influences.
What would you say if you had only 140 words a day? The average person will speak 123,205,750 words in a lifetime. But what if there were a limit? Discover Sam Steiner's play this November.
This musical follows an artisan butcher who instructs his petulant and misanthropic nephew how to be more like him, leading them to discover how both are, in fact, the same. A new play with book, lyrics and music by Ben Page, directed by William Dao, featuring Mike Nadajewski and Taylor Garwood.
From award-winning Canadian artistic collaborators Adam Lazarus, Guillermo Verdecchia, and Ann-Marie Kerr comes Versus, a laugh-out-loud experience that can only happen in the theatre. Cake included.
Inviting you into REVERIE, a world beyond the ordinary. With four distinct shows of bold artistry, glamour, fantasy and joyful rebellion Toronto’s flagship burlesque festival brings together more than 50 extraordinary burlesque, cabaret, and drag artists from Toronto, across Canada and around the...
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 farmers market, happening year-round every Saturday at Evergreen Brick Works! Shop fresh, seasonal produce, artisanal goods, and locally prepared foods from Ontario farmers and small businesses. Looking for the perfect winter weekend?
The 2-hour Apple Pie Class is beginner-friendly and teaches guests how to make flaky pie dough, roll it out, prepare apple filling, assemble the pie and decorate it with a lattice top or dough cutouts.
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!
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!
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.
Downsview Park Merchants Market is one of Toronto’s vibrant weekend destinations, offering a dynamic indoor marketplace experience for shoppers of all ages.
From the team that brought you The Little Circus that Could and The Philip & Lucinda Dino-Show comes a new feather of a tale! Everything changes the day the Little Rooster finds a shiny silver coin. Hilarious consequences and supreme shenanigans abound!
This 2-hour class is beginner-friendly and inspired by the JellyCat Amuseables collection. Guests learn how to fill and stack a heart-shaped cake, apply buttercream, create texture and sculpt fondant details to give their cake personality.
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.
Celebrate the launch of Stories We Couldn't Keep to Ourselves, a picture book anthology written and illustrated by 16 youth authors from Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park (KGO) neighbourhood.
Join us for a memorable day of history, artistry, discovery and meaningful connection in Toronto's charming Yorkville neighbourhood.
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.
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.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
The Korean Dance Studies Society brings together artists from Korean, Indigenous, and diverse Canadian artistic traditions through dance, music and cultural exchange.
Celebrate light, connection and community in a cozy historic setting each weekend. Enjoy hands-on family-friendly activities centered on food, culture and storytelling.
Experience how the Valley lights up for the season. Follow the glow of seasonal lights and explore traditions of illumination from different cultures and time periods.
Join author and local historian Barbara Dickson for a presentation on Bomb Girls: Trading Aprons for Ammo and explore the stories of Scarborough's own GECO Girls.
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.
Agincourt, also lovingly known as ‘Asiancourt’, is the beating heart of East Asian dining in Toronto, where unassuming strip plazas hide some of the most dynamic regional cooking in North America.
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.
The 3-hour class is designed for intermediate-level bakers with some piping experience. Guests learn cake layering, crumb coating, American buttercream techniques, piping bag preparation and advanced piping styles to create a beautiful round vanilla Lambeth-style cake.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
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.
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.
Creating music inspired by their own deep roots in the cultures of the Middle East and Mediterranean Basin, South Asia, Central Asia, and China.
A JUNO-nominated, Toronto-based roots country band led by pianist and singer-songwriter Devin Cuddy, son of Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy. They are recognized for their unique blend of New Orleans blues and country. Their April 2026 album Livin’ Hard Ain’t Easy, is a return to their original sound.
This is a multi level class for cholate lovers of all abilities. Level One is a beginner friendly class that introduces guests to the science of chocolate, tempering techniques, efficiency tips and creating shelf stable chocolate treats. Level Two is designed for guests who have completed Level One.
Join us to discover the park's natural, cultural and agricultural stories with friendly and knowledgeable Parks Canada volunteer leaders and staff. We have something for everyone, wildlife sightings, quiet nature walks, discovering the past, fitness challenges or meeting new people!
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
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.
A vibrant weekly market celebrating local creators, delicious food & community Handmade Goods • Antiques • Vintage • Family-friendly Support local. Shop small. Eat fresh.
Celebrating local food, antiques, handmade goods and community.
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.
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.
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.
Juliann Kuchocki releases a landmark collaboration with jazz legend Gene Dinovi featuring new music by Peggy Lee Internationally acclaimed vocalist, producer and artistic director Juliann Kuchocki has announced the worldwide release of her newest recording.
This 2-hour cake decorating class is beginner-friendly and teaches guests how to prepare a pre-baked cake for decorating, smooth buttercream onto the sides and use piping tips and sprinkles to create a beautiful winter-themed design.
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.
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
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.
Come celebrate the recent Ace Awareness Week with a Showcase of Ace & Aroace community performers! Poetry, music, prose, comedy, and drag by community members from youth to ages 50+.
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.
Scarborough’s Got Jokes is teaming up with Comedy Records to bring a special live comedy album recording to one of Scarborough’s most historic venues. Comedy Railroad, founded by Daniel Woodrow and Rodney Ramsey, is recognized as Canada's first all-Black comedy tour.
Fall is coming to an end and it is time to get outdoors for a forest frolic. Join us for a caregiver and toddler nature program. Connect with the natural world through hands-on outdoor activities and explore seasonal change in this late autumn activity.
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.
The City of Toronto's Cultural Hotspot program is offering funding for arts, culture and community projects that celebrate the people, places and stories of Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park (KGO).
Bringing artists and industry leaders together for an evening exploring the role of leadership in creating healthier, more supportive music-industry workplaces.
A self-guided online program for learning cake baking and decorating, with weekly live Zoom Q&A sessions led by a pastry chef. Students learn to make vanilla, chocolate, red velvet and sponge cakes.
Join City of Toronto staff to learn more about the Home Energy Loan Program and the incentives for energy-efficient, low-carbon home retrofits. Please register in advance.
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.
Bringing together Toronto’s young professionals and community leaders, this is an evening dedicated to raising awareness and support of WoodGreen’s new Youth Wellness Centre.
Celebrate Ontario’s leading culinary and hospitality talent at the fourth annual foodism ICON Awards.
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.
"Letter midwife" Frish Brandt joins geriatrician Dr. Samir Sinha for a conversation presented in conjunction with Richard Avedon Immortal. Brandt was Richard Avedon’s longtime art dealer at San Francisco’s Fraenkel Gallery before becoming a “letter midwife.” She joins Dr.
Be a part of the national conversation shaping the future of disability innovation, assistive technology and accessibility in Canada.
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.
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.
Enjoy the fall and winter harvest at the Indoor Farmers' Market. Experience the best of local and farm fresh food, famous INNovator bread and activities for all ages.
Discover a lesser-known chapter of Canadian history celebrating democracy and solidarity at a special documentary screening.
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.
Holidays are arriving early at the Reference Library! Perfect for the gift-giving season, find deep discounts on books, CDs, DVDs and other pre-loved items at our annual Christmas Sale. Fiction, nonfiction, art books, cookbooks, children and youth books, there’s something for everyone.
Discover the magic of the St. Lawrence Winter Market! This free outdoor event transforms the heart of the city into a festive wonderland filled with holiday cheer, unique shopping and seasonal delights.
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.
Take a delicious detour through Old Town Toronto this fall! Presented by Old Town Toronto BIA, Eat More Food Tours invites you to explore this historic neighbourhood through its local flavours, fascinating stories and seasonal charm.
Join the City of Toronto 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.
Light up your holiday season with a merry comedy spectacular brimming with laughter and holiday cheer. Enjoy a playful mix of classic sketches from The Second City’s celebrated archives, dazzling new material, and the uproarious improv antics that have made The Second City a comedy legend.
Help shape the future of Fort York National Historic Site by sharing your perspectives on heritage stewardship, programming, public access, community use and the site's role within a growing city.
A book club for readers who love good stories and even better company. We are gathering again around Ann Patchett's The Dutch House. We'll keep the plot to ourselves. Just know there's a grand, glass-fronted house, a family, and everything a house holds long after the people have gone.
Do your kids need a creative baking outlet? Sign up your children to bake and decorate a variety of delicious treats while having fun!
Come visit a legendary global network active in 14 world capitals from Paris to Tokyo! Perfect for all sweet tooths and chocolate lovers.
Kids aged 6, 11 will learn how to bake and decorate buttercream cakes using fondant, piping bags and develop their creativity. This experience includes meditation, music, and outdoor activities, while helping kids develop confidence, independence, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
This interactive show will have the whole family going “ooh” and “ahh” while they laugh out loud. WonderPhil creates the perfect balance of amazement and laughs to keep everyone entertained from beginning to end. After the show, adults and kids alike will be scratching their heads with wonder!
Kick off the weekend at the St. Lawrence Winter Market! This free outdoor event brings holiday magic to the heart of the city with unique shopping, festive entertainment and seasonal delights.
Kick off the holidays at this annual holiday EcoMarket! Discover unique, nature-inspired gifts, shop from more than 100 local and planet-friendly vendors and find beautiful ways to bring a little more greenery into your home.
The ultimate Christmas playground! Expect floor-to-ceiling décor, extravagant holiday-themed cocktails, a delicious snack menu from Fat Rice, Drumming Santa appearances, live DJ sets on Fridays, Drag Brunch events every Saturday, late night happy hour promos and tons of festive photo moments.
A must-visit all-ages Christmas destination that sets stage for cheer-filled moments and memories for families, friends, couples and groups.
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.
This two hour class is beginner friendly and teaches guests how to bake and pipe macarons, master macaronage, understand meringue, fill and decorate their macarons with a festive holiday theme. Guests will take home their handmade macarons, along with macaron and Swiss meringue buttercream recipes.
Join us for this evening of rhythm, passion and youthful energy driven by Spanish and Latin American music. Our headliner: Classical guitarist Daniel Ramjattan, performing Rodrigo’s beloved Concierto de Aranjuez, rich with haunting beauty and lyrical elegance.
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.
The holidays are for everyone, including our furry family members! Bring your beloved pet to The Elm Tavern for a festive photo with Santa and create a special holiday memory to cherish. The package includes a photo with Santa and a special holiday treat for your pet. Book now to reserve your spot.
Scarborough Arts holds their Annual Juried Exhibition as a showcase of work by local and emerging artists in Scarborough. This year, get your hands dirty with Mud Pies.
Bundle up and get ready for some holiday fun! The Baby Point Gates BIA is kicking off the festive season with its annual free celebration.
Adults aged 55+ are invited to gather at for a gentle, instructor-led wellness experience focused on health, balance and overall well-being.
Make a day of holiday fun at the St. Lawrence Winter Market! This free outdoor event transforms the heart of the city into a festive wonderland filled with local vendors, handcrafted gifts, artisanal treasures and seasonal delights.
A 2-hour beginner-friendly class where you’ll learn how to layer butter, roll laminated dough and shape croissants. Take home about a dozen or more unbaked croissants to bake at home, plus the recipe emailed before class. All ingredients, equipment and transport boxes are provided.
The 2.5-hour Eclairs, Choux Pastry & Cream Puff Masterclass teaches guests how to make choux pastry from scratch, pipe and bake éclairs and profiteroles, prepare pastry cream and create a glossy chocolate ganache.
Featuring handcrafted work by over 60 local artists and artisans, one of the biggest indoor sales of the year is back with even more to discover!
Try something new, get moving and connect through sport, Play Mobile is a free touring sports program for all ages and skill levels.
This one day only community event features over 50 local artisans and makers selling unique gifts, handmade goods, art, jewellery, home décor and more There will be live music performances, face painting, homemade chili and delicious baked treats.
Skip the ordinary and make your holiday shopping a special event! Join us for unique handmade goods from local makers. Bring your friends and family, discover thoughtful gifts, and support small creative businesses while enjoying a festive, relaxed afternoon together.
Explore local shops, galleries and eateries along Queen Street E. Our BIA businesses will be hosting special promotions, in-store activations and seasonal treats all day long! Featuring a prize wheel, live DJ, photobooth and hot cider.
Join us for a Grand Social featuring exceptional producers from France and Germany.
Join this 3-hour Holiday Cookie Baking Class to learn how to make Linzer, thumbprint and chocolate crinkle cookies with guidance from our talented chefs. You’ll learn to prepare cookie dough, roll and cut shapes, fill cookies with jam and shape and store crinkle cookie dough.
Share silliness this holiday season with a jolly extravaganza for kids, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and reindeer of all ages!
Sprinkles, icing, cookies and Santa, what could be more festive? Bring your little ones for a fun-filled holiday experience where they can decorate their own festive cookies, get creative with all the sweet trimmings and take a selfie with Santa.
Designed for participants from the Part 1 webinar, this follow-up free workshop will provide hands-on experience for cleaning and processing seeds collection. If you missed the first portion, we will provide a recording before the event.
You are warmly invited to join us for an evening of interactive musical mantra meditation (kirtan). Kirtan is a call-and-response form of meditation, utilizing ancient eastern mantras, traditional instruments and our very own voices.
Enjoy a concert by the leading young classical musicians in Canada. Hear the stars of tomorrow!
Kick off the holiday season in the heart of Yorkville at the official lighting ceremony. The evening features a live concert by Canadian jazz icon Molly Johnson, with special guests the Rosedale Day School Choir. Hosted by television personality Melissa Grelo.
Between Suns is a new Black-led Toronto cultural experience combining Oldowan Co.’s three-act FW26 runway presentation with six original songs performed live, a curated Black-owned marketplace and the introduction of a larger citywide festival vision for 2027.
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.
The top speakers from this season's competitions return for one night, each delivering a brand new five-minute speech on the 2026 theme, Catalyst. Eight judges from media, business and publishing name the Inspirational Speaker of the Year, with a prize package worth up to $50,000 on the line.
Join us for a special gala concert celebrating the enduring friendship and diplomatic relations between Germany and Canada through the universal language of music. Resonance: J. S.
A beginner-friendly class where guests learn to roll, cut, bake, and decorate gingerbread cookies using royal icing. All ingredients, equipment, and transport boxes are provided, and guests take home approximately 12 decorated cookies, new decorating skills and recipes emailed after class.
Spend a festive Sunday at the St. Lawrence Winter Market! Enjoy this free outdoor celebration in the heart of the city, where local vendors, handcrafted gifts and seasonal delights create the perfect holiday shopping experience.
Don't have skates but want to take a spin around the ice? Enjoy the use of free skates, helmets and skate aides today. rrgsfsds
Dread the feeling of dry, itchy skin? The obnoxious fragrances and unreadable ingredients of drugstore moisturizing lotions? Want to moisturize and nourish your skin without feeling like you've been dunked in a tank of grease? You will learn how to make a basic white lotion from scratch.
Join us for the social deduction game, Werewolf. Whether you are a seasoned player or a newbie, this event is perfect for anyone looking to be social while sharpening their strategic thinking skills or intuition. Kindness, respect, and safety for all. To learn more, please visit our website.
A 2-hour beginner-friendly class where you’ll learn to pipe buttercream flowers and leaves, prepare piping bags and fill and decorate a cake.
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.
Visit 25+ holiday windows by local artists on storefronts this holiday season! Check out our online map, visit the locations, vote on your favourites and enter our raffle for local prizes. You can also sign up for a free guided tour on November 29th!
Bring an object that matters to you and spend an afternoon exploring the memories, people, places, and moments held within the objects we keep through writing, reflection, and conversation.
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.
Help shape the future of Fort York National Historic Site by sharing your perspectives on heritage stewardship, programming, public access, community use, and the site's role within a growing city.
The Student Galleries mark OCAD University’s 150th anniversary with a pointed declaration of purpose by positioning the institution not merely as a site of technical training or aesthetic refinement, but rather as a long-standing incubator of creative disruption.
A dark comedy about a cure with wicked fine print. From celebrated Canadian author Mona Awad, writer of the bestselling novels Bunny and We Love You, Bunny, magical realism takes centre stage.
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.
Step back in time and experience the magic of card-making in a 19th-century printshop. Learn about the fascinating history of early printing and learn how festive cards were created in the 1800s. Then, get creative and design a card of your own to celebrate the season.
Join this storytelling circle with Maria Ordóñez as she shares stories from around the world. This gathering celebrates the oral storytelling tradition and welcomes people of all ages and abilities.
Join us for a wonderful evening of live music, singing, dancing and community spirit! Our Winter Concert will feature performances by the BBCC Band, BBNC Glee Club and BBNC Dancers.
Start and finish your shopping at 401 Richmond this festive season with 18 galleries, 2 shops, a licensed café and an underground cinema. Find artwork, books, cards, clothing, jewelry, objects, toys and much more.
Canada’s most diverse and brave poetry reading and open mic series. Featured poets include Mary Simmerling and Subrata Kumar Das. Hosted by Bänoo Zan.
Join actress, media personality and producer Linda V. Carter for an evening exploring Canadian fashion and history.
Grab a drink and join a heartfelt Fifth Edit evening of storytelling for all the things left unsaid, unsent, and unpublished at Toronto's viral Book Bar. Got a risky Tweet sitting in drafts? an old childhood diary entry? a risky text you haven't sent? a lengthy email sitting in your draft folder?
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.
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.
Kick off the Toronto Public Library AI Summit with a half-day forum presented by the City of Toronto’s Office of Technology and Innovation Sectors.
A beginner-friendly, hands-on class where you’ll make focaccia dough from scratch and learn about yeast, gluten and fermentation. While your bread bakes, enjoy an Aperol Spritz and learn to prepare an Italian charcuterie board with cheeses, olives and cured meats.
Canadian conductor Tania Miller has distinguished herself as a dynamic interpreter, musician, and innovator.
The North Pole is coming to The Elm Tavern! Gather your family and friends for a festive holiday morning featuring a delicious deluxe breakfast buffet filled with sweet and savoury favourites, followed by a special photo with Santa. Join us to make a little holiday magic together.
A 2-hour beginner-friendly class where you’ll learn to fill and stack a cake, apply a crumb coat, smooth buttercream and create piping details with fun, colourful designs.
Enjoy a day of fun, hands-on STEM activities for kids, a robotics workshop and a tasty lunch. All proceeds will support Pueblo Science’s outreach programs that promote science literacy worldwide.
Annual Craft & Gift Sale featuring crafters and artists offering a wide variety of unique items including home decor, seasonal items, fashion accessories, jams and jewellery, just to name a few. Something for everybody!
Did you know that buckthorn is one of the most invasive shrubs in Ontario? Help us transform these destructive plants into beautiful fall decorations. You’ll have the opportunity to create a stunning wreath using pre-cut buckthorn and other natural materials.
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.
Join us at for an Evergreen Wreath-Making Workshop! Learn to craft a beautiful, fragrant seasonal wreath base from scratch using fresh evergreen greenery, with guidance from Christina.
Kick off the holiday season as a connected community! At the market you’ll find 50+ artisan vendors and small businesses, festive live entertainment, scavenger Hunt to win a BTS Blvd.
La Voz de la Comunidad! Join us for an unforgettable night of live music, dancing and community spirit! Celebrate CHHA ’s 22nd anniversary, honoring with artists!
In the space between Halloween and the winter holidays, when you're not sure if it's autumn or winter, come in from the cold, listen to some music, do some crafts, get your tarot cards read, have a drink and enjoy!
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.
Experience Handel’s Messiah, a great choral masterwork, made magical for young ears! A 60-minute, family friendly, casual concert for young audience members.
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.
Join us for a day of talks by international scholars and artists examining photography through the lens of Black history and experience. From the invention of photography, Black populations across the globe have been at the forefront of the technology’s innovation and social use.
This class is perfect for beginners, it teaches guests how to make flaky pie dough, prepare apple filling, assemble a pie and decorate it with a lattice top or dough cutouts.
In this keynote lecture, Dr. Drew Thompson introduces the questions and themes that guide the Black History of Photography symposium. What does a black history of photography actually look like? This talk takes up such a proposition.
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.
Celebrate the joy of the season and experience a fresh floral trail through Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood, created by some of the city’s favourite florists.
Step into the holiday season of the 1920s at Spadina Museum. Visit the festively decorated historic house as part of a free tour, discover stories of how Torontonians from different walks of life celebrated and share your own holiday traditions.
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.
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.
The City of Toronto's Cultural Hotspot program is offering funding for arts, culture and community projects that celebrate the people, places and stories of Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park (KGO).
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.
Raised in northern Indiana, Josie Edwards formed her first band in high school before moving to Nashville to study at Belmont University, where she earned a degree in songwriting.
Celebrate the season in grand style with the timeless sound of brass, organ and choir. Glorious carols, rich harmonies and festive fanfares will fill the space-and you’ll have the chance to raise your voice in beloved carols alongside the choir.
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 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.
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.
Browse one-of-a-kind gifts, enjoy festive activities and tasty treats within the beautiful backdrop of a historic fort.
Celebrate faith, heritage, and unity in the heart of Toronto, as Christians, families, community leaders, and friends from across the city gather for a meaningful evening honouring Canada’s Christian heritage.
Light up the night with a holiday concert! Featuring an engaging mix of Christmas music from over the centuries, in English and Spanish, along with songs for Chanukah, Kwanzaa and more. Latin ensemble Cantemos serves up songs from South America. Hye Won (Cecilia) Lee is pianist, with Nora Dunn as M.
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.
Get ready for a one night memorable event with Canada's funniest headliners and featuring special guests! You miss this, you’ve missed out! Featuring: Faraz Niafattah, Darren Leo, Cameron Phoenix, Jordan Policicchio and special guests!
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.
Spend 2 hours with talented chefs to learn the art of making Challah. You will walk away with not 1 but 2 loaves of this heavenly bread. One classic braided Challah and one filled loaf. You will mix your own dough from pre-scaled ingredients that our chef prepares for you.
Featuring over 35 local artists and makers! Unique and beautiful pieces for yourself and your loved ones. Ceramics, knitwear, prints, zines, baked goods, honey, textiles, books, jewellery, flowers and so much more!
You are invited to come in out of the cold and join us. Showcasing 35 plus artists, artisans and authors celebrating all aspects of the season, especially those that are dark, macabre and spooky. Our market is majority kid friendly.
An Adventure of Giant Proportions! Get ready for a hilarious, larger-than-life adventure as Theatre You Treasure brings the classic fairy tale to life with a delightfully silly twist. Packed with catchy songs, outrageous comedy, colourful characters and plenty of audience participation.
Experience traditions from the past through food activities, crafts and an interactive tour.
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.
As ADDO Company celebrates its fifth year, we're bringing together some of Toronto's incredible dance teams, choreographers, and collectives for PLUS ONE, a celebration of artistry, creativity and the community that connects us.
Join us for one of Toronto's oldest holiday traditions. First staged here in 1938, this pageant began in St. Martin-in-the-Fields church in London, England in 1928. The late Queen Elizabeth and her sister Margaret were taken to see it when they were little girls.
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.
Celebrate the holiday season with us! Bring the whole family for a festive day featuring holiday train rides, photos with Santa, inflatable slides and obstacle courses, Nerf battles, festive crafts, and a holiday market with 40+ vendors.
Enjoy a hands-on henna workshop with artist Elavarasi from Lotus Henna Toronto. Adorn your hands with traditional designs that celebrate cultural expression and intergenerational artistry.
Join the Music Studio students for this free annual holiday sing-along. Enjoy your favourite festive tunes and seasonal classics, sharing in the holiday spirit with family and friends. This family-friendly event is sure to delight all ages.
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.
For 33 years, the Riverdale Share Concert has been bringing holiday magic to the stage while making a meaningful difference in our community.
Celebrate the season with an evening of traditional carols, folk music, historic food and community in the nearly 200-year-old tavern. Gather with friends and family, sing along to some festive favourites, and experience the warmth of the holiday season. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase.
Join us for the opening concert of our 60th anniversary season! This festive celebration of Christmas features Bach’s Cantata no.140, Sleepers Awake, Galuppi’s shining Magnificat in G and Buxtehude’s Das neugeborne Kindelein (The Newborn Child).
The Winter Solstice is in danger! This winter season, follow a rag-tag team of Toronto raccoons and a travelling live band as they race to stop a 24-hour Shopathon that’s turning night into day and save the Winter Solstice.
Looking for something fun to do on a Tuesday night? Come and see an all-women and non-binary comedy lineup, featuring a rotating cast of some of Toronto’s funniest women & non-binary comedians, showcasing a mix of stand-up, improv, sketch and more! Don't miss the laughs! It's going to be a party!
Held, by 2024 Scotiabank Giller Prize winner Anne Michaels, is a luminous, fragmented novel about love, memory, and the reverberations of war across generations.
Celebrate the winter solstice season by crafting a delightful, historic holiday scent sachet. Museum staff share cozy seasonal traditions while families and companions work together on a cheerful, hands-on project.
Celebrate the season at this special once-a-year market, featuring a curated selection of local craft and artisanal vendors. Browse unique handmade goods and treat yourself to delicious locally made products.
Celebrate the Holiday season right in the heart of downtown Toronto! Enjoy twinkling lights, a Holiday Market featuring local artisans, delicious treats and cozy firepits with mulled wine and spiked hot chocolate. Visit Santa for a photo and explore fun holiday photo opportunities.
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.
A fabulous festive fundraiser for Campbell House Museum! Toronto's most fabulous historic house invites you to attend an amazing intimate evening of entertainment, with a dream lineup of Canada's funniest comedians.
Get ready to be swept into a magical, upside-down world inspired by the timeless poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas” by Clement Clarke Moore. Reimagined as only Cirque du Soleil can in its first-ever Christmas production.
A journey into the realm of memory. Lepage plunges into the depths of memory and questions the relevance of certain recollections. Why do we remember the phone number from our youth, yet forget our current one?
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.
Now in its 15th year, this annual festive community fundraiser and celebration will be in support of Fontbonne Ministries’ Food Program at Mustard Seed, serving over 25,000 meals to people in need annually, and Ralph Thornton Community Centre programming for low income seniors and youth.
Experience the magic of the season with an evening guided tour. See the lavish 55-room mansion fully decorated for Christmas, just as it was in the 1920s. Sample festive punch and treats.
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.
Celebrate the magic of the season with a playful twist! Families are invited to enjoy a festive holiday experience featuring story time and photos with Santa.
A beginner friendly class where you will learn to make brioche dough, proof and shape cinnamon buns and prepare cream cheese icing. Take home 12 unproofed cinnamon buns in an oven-ready pan, icing and recipes emailed after class. All ingredients and equipment are provided.
Come for a winter tea to enjoy a plate of seasonal sweets and bottomless tea. Two seating times are available. Tickets are non-refundable. Sweets contain gluten, dairy, eggs and may contain traces of nuts.
TIFF Lightbox is alive with the sound of music! Impress everyone with your best Julie Andrews impersonation and frolic among the cinema aisles at this sing-along edition of The Sound of Music, hosted by comedian Martha Chaves, a.k.a. Sister Martha.
Enjoy botanical and contemporary seasonal crafting in this immersive two-day weekend series. Join for a single feature workshop or book both days to fully immerse yourself in handmade holiday creativity.
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.
Toronto’s Largest 2SLGBTQQIA+ choir presents a one-of-a-kind choral panto show! When the North Pole’s most famous flyer falls from the sky, three unlikely contenders compete to lead the sleigh.
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.
This beloved annual holiday concert will immerse you in the warmth of an old-fashioned candle-lit Nowell with songs of cheer and classic tales performed by the children and youth of the acclaimed Toronto Children's Chorus.
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!
We will be learning how to build fires, roasting some snacks and enjoying some time in the forest. This program is intended for individuals and families, all ages are welcome but those under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
"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.
Experience the magic of the season with a special guided tour designed for intergenerational groups: kids and caregivers, grandparents, friends and extended families of all kinds. See the lavish 55-room mansion fully decorated for Christmas, just as it was in the 1920s.
Join us for a caregiver and toddler nature program. Connect with the natural world through hands-on outdoor activities. Winter is a few days away and that means the darkest days of the year are almost behind us. Celebrate sunshine and light with us through a variety of seasonal activities.
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.
Escape the winter chill at the cozy, candle-lit cottage in High Park. Gather to share in holiday traditions from around the world, play a historic board game, and sing a heartwarming song.
Get ready to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with family, friends and festive fun! The event features, Paw Patrol fun for kids, face painting, magic shows, Christmas shopping, festive vibes and family fun.
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.
Enjoy a free festive museum visit filled with holiday charm. Drop by and experience a historic kitchen demonstration, create your own Gibson House-inspired paper ornament and enjoy seasonal holiday music throughout the museum. Free.
Scarborough’s signature two‑day winter celebration, transforming Albert Campbell Square at the Scarborough Civic Centre into a vibrant, family‑friendly festival filled with cultural pride, seasonal magic, and community spirit.
Calling all dreamers, join us for a night of dancing, singing and wonder. Hosted by comedian and ringleader Martha Chaves! Dust off your top hat or your best aerial attire for a participatory screening of the 2017 musical that tells a fantastical version of P.T.
Share in winter traditions from around the world from past and present inside the cozy, festive High Park cottage. Take a short tour before gathering around the fireplace for a live reading of a family-friendly Christmas ghost story.
Lift your spirits with the combined forces of the Amadeus Choir and the renowned Nathaniel Dett Chorale! Conducted jointly by Dr.
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 for an evening of choral music rooted in the Christmas, Hanukkah and winter solstice traditions. Featuring Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s Messe de Minuit pour Noël (Midnight Mass), where traditional French Noël melodies intertwine with the beauty and grandeur of sacred choral music.
Jason Wilson is the only artist to be nominated for both a Canadian Folk Music Award and a Canadian Reggae Music Award. He won the latter. Wilson is also a two-time Juno Awards nominee.
Keep the holiday spirit going at the St. Lawrence Winter Market! This free outdoor event transforms the heart of the city into a festive wonderland filled with unique shopping and seasonal delights.
Enjoy a fun, family-friendly cookie decorating class where history meets creativity. Cookies made from a historic recipe and decorating supplies are provided. Just bring your imagination and your sweet tooth-no previous experience needed. Cookies contain gluten, dairy and eggs.
Join us for the final day of the St. Lawrence Winter Market! This free outdoor event brings festive cheer to the heart of the city, offering a chance to explore local vendors, discover handcrafted gifts and one-of-a-kind treasures, and enjoy the seasonal atmosphere.
A beginner friendly class where you’ll learn how to layer butter, roll laminated dough and shape croissants. Take home about a dozen or more unbaked croissants to bake at home, plus the recipe emailed before class. All ingredients, equipment and transport boxes are provided.
A beginner friendly, gluten-free class where you will learn to pipe and bake macaron shells, master macaronage and meringue techniques and fill and assemble macarons with Swiss meringue buttercream. You will take home around 20 macarons, plus the recipes emailed before class.
Canadian electric violin pioneer Dr. Draw and his band The Strange Parade return for their annual holiday show, featuring Canadian Beatbox Champion Scott Jackson and a few other surprise guests. This year’s show will feature old school Dr.
A beginner-friendly experience where guests learn to bake, pipe, fill and assemble Parisian macarons while enjoying champagne. They will explore macaronage, meringue techniques and proper macaron storage, then take home approximately 20 handmade macarons in a provided transport box.
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.
This New Year's Eve, the romance, drama, and grandeur of opera's greatest hits returns for a one-of-a-kind concert event.
An Adventure of Giant Proportions! Get ready for a hilarious, larger-than-life adventure as Theatre You Treasure brings the classic fairy tale to life with a delightfully silly twist. Packed with catchy songs, outrageous comedy, colourful characters and plenty of audience participation.
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.
Complicity rarely announces itself. From Tony- and Oscar-winning writer Christopher Hampton and based on the real-life testimony of Brunhilde Pomsel, secretary to Joseph Goebbels in 1940s Germany, A German Life traces one woman’s extraordinary life inside a regime built on propaganda and terror.
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.
Join us for a re-telling of the classic story of Dorothy, a Kansas girl and her dog, who find themselves lost in a mystical land. On the advice of Gwenda, a Good Witch, and Lance, a similarly misplaced soul, she embarks on a journey to seek help from the Wizard of Oz.
Open the new year with two remarkable soloists and a program built around the drama and drive of timpani.
Shake off the winter chill, come in from the cold and experience Atlantic Canada's warm hospitality as the aquarium opens after dark for an evening inspired by the region’s lively kitchen party traditions.
Kory Snache is a cultural land-based educator that works for Wasauksing First Nation. He is from Rama First Nation and has been a traditional harvester for the majority of his life. Join us as we learn about Anishnaabeg general understanding of fire and how to create a fire in all seasons.
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, which is now Mackenzie House Museum. 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.
We welcome you to join us for this special performance. Winner of the 2022 Sir Georg Solti Conducting Award, Korean-Canadian conductor Earl Lee has emerged as one of the most compelling and versatile artists of his generation. Alyssa Bartholomew, soprano and winner of the 2026 Robert W. and G.
Two jazz titans join forces to pay tribute to the legendary 1963 collaboration between John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman. After the concert, enjoy a beverage and more music at the Postlude Performance in the Leslie and Anna Dan Galleria.
Loved VOCES8? Then you will love this British vocal ensemble featuring some of the UK’s finest consort singers, directed by Owain Park.
Having thrilled Music Toronto audiences in 2022 with their elegance, precision and energy, the Esmé Quartet returns with a program of drama, rhythm, and sweeping lyricism. Samuel Barber’s Quartet, Op. 11 features the haunting slow movement later arranged as the famous Adagio for Strings.
The multi-Juno Award winner and Canadian legend returns to Koerner Hall with new orchestral arrangements of his hits. Jim Cuddy has written many of the songs that have become indelible in the soundtrack of Canadian lives.
Dancing at the edge of history. Few musicals feel as essential to revisit or as urgent to re-examine as Cabaret. Set in Berlin as the shadows of extremism lengthen, Cabaret invites us into a world of music, seduction and dangerous denial.
Come celebrate Valentine’s Day and let yourself be swept away by the magic of love!
Join the excitement at Canada's first and only dedicated racquet sports expo, designed to unite the community, ignite passion, and foster growth for the sports we love.
Virtuoso Spanish violinist Leticia Moreno leads an ensemble with piano, bandoneon, and bass in a program of works that explore the dialogue between Baroque tradition and the vibrant musical languages of the Americas.
Founded at the Royal Conversatory of Music to honour the sesquicentennial, Canada’s global orchestra celebrates its 10th anniversary. KUNÉ, Canada’s Global Orchestra, was intended as a one-night-only showcase to celebrate Canada’s cultural diversity and pluralism.
Join us for Canada's largest vintage postcard show as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary! From the early 1900’s through the ‘chromes’ of modern times, thousands of antique postcards for sale representing history, culture and the graphic arts, you are sure to find something of interest.
2026 Grammy Award winner Drew Jurecka is joined by violinist Rebekah Wolkstein, Juno Award-winning pianist Jeremy Ledbetter and Toronto Symphony Orchestra clarinetist Eric Abramovitz in a virtuosic night of high-energy klezmer, jazz and cabaret.
Join us for one of Canada’s pre-eminent chamber ensembles, Duo Concertante, with violinist Nancy Dahn and pianist Timothy Steeves. Celebrated internationally for its expressive depth and remarkable musical unity.
2026 Grammy Award nominated vocalist, pianist, songwriter and national radio host Laila Biali’s latest tribute project showcases dynamic covers of our country's musical icons. Expect fresh takes on a range of Canadian artists from across the decades including Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, k.d.
Savour Disney and Pixar’s Ratatouille on the big screen! Orchestra music will be performed live in sync to the picture, original dialogue and sound effects!
Cellist Johannes Moser joins pianist Marc-André Hamelin to perform an all-Beethoven program that showcases the profound partnership between cello and piano in the composer’s groundbreaking works.
Irish pianist John O’Conor celebrates his 80th birthday with Beethoven, joined by Glenn Gould School students and a special duet piano performance with James Anagnoson, Dean Emeritus of the GGS and Piano Department Chair.
Astor Piazzolla’s Grammy Award‑winning pianist and his quintet are joined by the gifted Italian jazz vocalist for a unique collaboration.
The groundbreaking string quartet returns with their fresh new lineup, continuing a legacy of innovation that has transformed the contemporary music landscape.
Featuring one of the most evocative instruments in the orchestra and a world premiere written for the evening's soloist.
Join the City of Toronto and Toronto Hydro at the 2027 National Home Show at the Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place. Speak with City and Toronto Hydro staff about your renovation journey. Learn more about heat pumps from our partners Mitsubishi Canada and the Toronto Home Energy Network.
Learn about the rebellion in Lower Canada (Québec) and its connection to the Rebellion of 1837 in Toronto. The rebellion in Toronto wasn't the only one. At the same time revolutionaries were taking up arms here, an even bigger rebellion was breaking out in Lower Canada.
Chicago trumpet great Orbert Davis brings his acclaimed septet for a high-energy, deeply expressive tribute to Miles. Opening the evening is Toronto Tenor Madness, a powerhouse saxophone ensemble led by John Johnson.
Described as “an artist of strikingly original ideas and irrefutable integrity” (The Washington Post), American pianist Simone Dinnerstein performs works by Rameau, J. S. Bach, Philip Lasser, and Keith Jarrett.
Presented by: City of Toronto’s Assembly Hall, Humber Polytechnic’s Faculty of Media, Creative Arts and Design Through interconnected stories, The Life of a Creature explores human-animal bonds.
Junior Division Winners of The Florence Man and Bernard Sze Concerto Competition perform Baroque and Classical works with a faculty-led chamber orchestra.
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July 4-31, 2027 · limited spots
July 4-31, 2027: intensive English, homestay, an exclusive tourist itinerary and full support from NEW.
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