Toronto’s The Christmas Story Returns With Seven Performances This December
Toronto’s long-running Nativity pageant returns with seven December performances, six family-timed matinees and admission by suggested donation.
Looking to fill your calendar with epic events? You’re in the right place. From music festivals and foodie feasts to art shows and cultural celebrations, Toronto and the GTA are buzzing with excitement. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a culture vulture, or just love a good time, we’ve curated the best events to keep you entertained all year round. No more FOMO—find your next great experience right here and make every moment count.
Toronto’s long-running Nativity pageant returns with seven December performances, six family-timed matinees and admission by suggested donation.
TIFF 2026 is bringing Hollywood’s biggest names to Toronto, and the city’s nightlife scene will be just as busy. From Cibo King and Powder Room to Paris Texas, DaNico, and Don Alfonso 1890, discover the Liberty Entertainment Group spots to watch for celebrity sightings beyond the red carpet.
Blue October will release Storytelling, its intimate 2021 acoustic performance hosted by Matt Pinfield, on vinyl and DVD for the first time on November 6, alongside an extensive North American tour celebrating 20 years of Foiled.
Oatly is turning 45 Ossington Avenue green this September with its free Matcha-tality Suite, featuring complimentary drinks, bites, live music, matcha-themed manicures, photo moments, and more.
Lai Wah Heen brought Cantonese culinary tradition to the 2026 Toronto Dragon Festival with two whole roasted pigs, live carving by Chef Heyden Sin, and contemporary Chinese-inspired creations.
Food & Fandom Toronto brings DC Comics artist Ramón Pérez to Beast Pizza on September 13, 2026, for a pizza tasting, comic signing, live conversation, and exclusive Hawk-Girl Summer experience.
Toronto’s hospitality community is coming together on September 7 for Pouring Forward, a one-night fundraiser supporting bartender Tiffany Desbiens as she undergoes treatment for Stage II cervical cancer.
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Toronto burger lovers have another reason to make their way to King Street West this September as GRETA Toronto joins…
Toronto’s Cake Picnic is serving up an afternoon of homemade desserts, music, and community on September 19. More than 400 guests and cakes are expected at the third annual event, hosted by Le Dolci Culinary School at a secret downtown location.
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Can you believe it’s already the last week of August? As we gear up to bid farewell to summer, let’s…
Asahi Super Dry teams up with Chef Susur Lee for a limited-edition Super Dry Ramen, while Tokyo Nights events bring Japanese-inspired nightlife experiences to Toronto and Vancouver.
Ben’s Original is giving Canadian shoppers a chance to win a share of $15,000 in prizes this back-to-school season, including a $5,000 grand prize and 100 $100 Visa gift cards.
Toronto’s night sky is getting a magical makeover this fall as DroneArt Show: Harry Potter™ brings 1,200 illuminated drones, live violin music and interactive LED wristbands to YZD for two nights only on September 25 and 26, 2026.
Miku Toronto is closing out summer with a one-day Japanese seafood and prime rib buffet on September 6, 2026, featuring Aburi sushi, fresh seafood, hearty Japanese favourites, and desserts.
Toronto commuters can once again enjoy free rides across the city as Jackpot City Casino’s Free Cab Campaign returns for…
Prince Edward County will welcome a group of Ontario chefs and hospitality leaders this August as Littlejohn Farm hosts the…
Aburi Sushi is bringing together two Japanese culinary styles for a limited one-night event this August. On August 18, 2026,…
Discover the best Toronto music festivals August 2026 has to offer, from VELD and Caribana to TAIWANfest, and free live music events.
The CNE 2026 is almost here, making it the ideal time to plan your visit. If you’re searching for the best family-friendly entertainment at CNE, you’ve come to the right place.
From exciting live shows to interactive exhibits and thrilling attractions, there’s something for every age. If you’re visiting with young children or teenagers, these family-friendly experiences will make your day incredible
St. Louis Bar & Grill is celebrating National Chicken Wing Day with $24.99 all-you-can-eat wings, the Wingsanity challenge, prizes, and a chicken wing flat emoji petition.
JACKALOPE Mississauga returns July 10–12, 2026, with three days of free action sports at Celebration Square and Square One. Catch skateboarding, BMX, bouldering, breaking, Moto X demos, DJ sets, food trucks, and appearances from top athletes including Bob Burnquist.