Things to Do in Toronto This Week (August 23-25)
Can you believe it’s already the last week of August? As we gear up to bid farewell to summer, let’s…
Looking for the next cool spot or can’t-miss event? We’ve got you covered. Dive into the heart of Toronto and the GTA with our handpicked list of must-do activities. Whether you’re into trendy hangouts, cultural vibes, or just looking for a good time, this is your go-to source for everything happening in the city and beyond.
Can you believe it’s already the last week of August? As we gear up to bid farewell to summer, let’s…
Toronto and its surrounding areas are bustling with exciting events this week. Summer might be winding down, but Toronto is…
Discover the best Toronto music festivals August 2026 has to offer, from VELD and Caribana to TAIWANfest, and free live music events.
The CNE returns from August 16 to September 2, 2024, with exciting rides, entertainment, and plenty of delicious food. If you’re looking for the best food trucks to visit, this guide highlights some of the top options at the Ex.
From gourmet hot dogs and Mexican churros to fusion dishes and street food favourites, there’s something for every craving. Visit popular food trucks like Curbside Dogs, Pancho’s Bakery, and more during your CNE adventure.
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
Planning a family day at the Canadian National Exhibition? Every year, the CNE activities that go far beyond rides, offering something for kids of all ages and parents too. From the interactive exhibits and live shows to kid-friendly games and hands-on experiences, it’s easy to build a full day of fun. If it’s your first visit or a yearly tradition, exploring the best CNE activities for families helps you make the most of this iconic Toronto event.
If there’s one thing the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is known for—besides rides and games—it’s the food. And not just any food… we’re talking outrageous, over-the-top, “did they really just combine that?” kind of creations.
In this guide to Parking CNE 2026, you’ll find helpful tips to make getting to and from the fair as smooth as possible. Therefore, here is your complete guide to planning a smooth, stress-free visit to the CNE—from getting there to making the most of your time.
Every summer, Toronto wraps up the season with one of its most iconic events: the Canadian National Exhibition, better known as “The Ex.” In CNE 2026, visitors can expect a mix of thrilling rides, over-the-top food, live entertainment, and cultural showcases. More than just a fair, CNE 2026 continues a long-standing tradition that brings the city together.
Planning a shopping spree at the CNE? The Best Shopper’s Market Vendors at CNE 2026 offer everything from handmade jewelry and beauty products to collectibles, apparel, wellness items, and sweet treats. To help you make the most of your visit, we’ve rounded up the Best Shopper’s Market Vendors at CNE 2026 so you can easily find standout booths and unique products throughout the fair.
Taste of Vietnam returns to Nathan Phillips Square from July 16 to 18 with authentic Vietnamese food, cultural performances, night market vendors, fashion shows, and free admission.
Elora’s Longest BBQ returns on July 28 with over 20 restaurants, craft drinks, free admission, and plenty of reasons to visit one of Ontario’s most scenic villages.
Taste of Lawrence continues to put local restaurants, businesses, and the community first, making it one of Toronto’s most distinctive summer food festivals.
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.
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.
Toronto in July is stacked with food festivals, from smoky rib fests and night markets to cultural street parties serving flavours from around the world.
Explore Toronto food festivals happening this year, including Summerlicious, Toronto Food Truck Festival, and other events for food lovers.
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