The Creative Festival 2026 occurs at Neilson Park on July 11th for an incredible day of artistic exploration. This festival guarantees a day filled with art, music, and fun activities for all ages.
Bakerrae has opened a new East Chinatown location featuring Filipino-inspired pastries, specialty drinks, and indoor seating.
Taste of Lawrence continues to put local restaurants, businesses, and the community first, making it one of Toronto’s most distinctive summer food festivals.
Brokn Milk has officially opened its first permanent ice cream shop across from Christie Pits Park, serving handcrafted ice cream made with locally sourced ingredients.
Shake Shack is opening a new restaurant at Yonge & Bloor in Toronto. Here’s what to know about the new location, opening timeline, and signature menu.
No Vacancy Toronto is entering a new stage with an updated food and beverage program. The refreshed direction brings together…
Canada’s largest outdoor art fair returns to Nathan Phillips Square this July with over 400 artists, live performances, family activities, and free admission.
Aburi Sushi is hosting a one-night-only 9-course A5 Wagyu Shabu Shabu & Sushi Dinner this July, featuring Chef Ryotaro Matsuzaki, premium Japanese ingredients, and two exclusive seatings.
Don’t Tell has quietly opened on Ossington Avenue, bringing a speakeasy-inspired atmosphere, French-Asian cuisine, live music, and handcrafted cocktails to one of Toronto’s busiest nightlife streets. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit.
McEwan is opening a nearly 10,000-square-foot grocery store at Bayview Village Shopping Centre in Toronto. Here’s what shoppers can expect when it opens in 2027.
When did dinner last continue long after the plates were cleared? In Italy, that is part of the tradition. Summer…
DÃa Restaurant Yorkville Poutine is taking center stage this Canada Day as DÃa Restaurant & Lounge marks the occasion with…
BIG on Bloor Festival returns to Bloordale Village on July 18 and 19, 2026, for its 20th anniversary. The free street festival will feature public art, live performances, local vendors, community programming, and the debut of CEREMONY, a new large-scale art project inspired by multicultural wedding traditions.
A Perfect Day on the Toronto Islands is all about slowing down and enjoying some of the city’s best outdoor spaces. After exploring the islands many times, this has become my favourite route, combining beaches, waterfront views, and relaxing activities from morning to evening.
The Dance Together Festival transforms public spaces through dance workshops, live music, and collaborative visual art projects. It emphasizes inclusive, accessible experiences designed for all ages, abilities, and experience levels. The festival is presented by the Dance Together Project with support from local artists and community partners.
Wine Fest Toronto 2026 takes place November 20–21 at Heritage Court, Exhibition Place. The event features over 30 exhibitors, entertainment, and complimentary seminars. Tickets start at $46 plus fees and include three complimentary pours, with additional tastings available through a digital token system.
As Toronto continues to host soccer matches this summer, Bike Share Toronto and Tangerine Bank are giving visitors and locals…
Demetres and Scooped by Demetres introduce a limited-time Canadian-inspired dessert program this July at their locations in Toronto’s Distillery Historic…
TORONTO, ON — Forest Hill Farmhouse is expanding beyond bowls and salads with the launch of Coffee, But Chic, a…
Toronto’s free summer food festivals are serving up everything from jerk chicken and Filipino barbecue to Greek street food, Asian night market bites, Latin eats, and food truck favourites. This guide rounds up the free-admission food festivals happening across Toronto and nearby areas, so you can plan where to eat, walk around, and catch live entertainment all summer.
Toronto has plenty of food spots worth going back to, from crispy pizza slices and Egyptian street sandwiches to gelato, Japanese cheesecake, and cozy cafés. This guide rounds up casual restaurants, dessert stops, and hangout-friendly cafés to try when you want something reliable, fun, and actually worth the trip.
A&W Canada has brought its Root Beer Float back to menus across the country for a limited time. Available starting…
Toronto has many Thai restaurants, but the Thai SELECT logo gives diners one more way to choose where to eat….
