Join The Bentway at their Summer Opening Night Party to kick-off summer in the city where you can mix, mingle, and dance under the Gardiner with friends and neighbours. Events include a massive collective line dance led by local queer line dancing icons SPURS, music by local DJs Lucie Tic
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Toronto Jewish Film Festival hosts its 32nd Festival with a program of over 80 films/series from across the globe, covering a variety of topics and screening through a variety of platforms. This year, the Festival is taking a hybrid approach of both virtual screenings and over 40 in-person screenings in
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Planet Fitness Canada is encouraging teens to get active and healthy this summer with the Planet Fitness FREE High School Summer Pass. Teens 14-19 can work out for free all through the summer and can download the free Planet Fitness App to get their Summer Pass digital key tag, as
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The idea of camping near such a large metropolis as Toronto might not seem like it’s a possibility, but it really is! Furthermore, you don’t have to drive all the way into the deep wilderness to escape for a weekend with the kids. So pitch a tent and camp out
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From Starvox Exhibits, the producers of the popular Immersive Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit, comes “The Art of Banksy” featuring the world’s largest collection of privately-owned art by this iconic modern artist. With more than 140 original and authenticated Banksy works, including prints, canvases, screenprints, sculptures, hand-drawn sketches, and limited-edition pieces, you
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Hot Docs celebrates Asian Heritage Month with a Family Screening of Studio Ghibli’s “Ponyo”, a masterclass in the art of hand-drawn animation with a symphony of colour and whimsical character design. Revisit master filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki’s eighth feature film which follows Ponyo, a young goldfish who swims away from home
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Anime North is a yearly anime convention celebrating anime, manga, music, gaming and all other forms of Japanese culture. Special events include screenings, performances and shows, panels and workshops, cosplay and creative contests, marketplace with swaps and vendors, BotBrawl Tournaments, Lego Area, Board Game Swap and much more. Anime North
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Outdoor Farmers’ Markets in Toronto have been doing booming business in recent years, which is great news for anyone who loves to shop local eat fresh delicious food. Offerings over the years have expanded to include prepared foods, baked goods and treats, flowers, crafts and home goods, wineries and breweries
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The Streetsville Founder’s Bread and Honey Festival is the largest and longest running festival in Mississauga and is recognized as an Ontario Top 100 festival by Festivals and Events Ontario. The festival includes main stage music performances, a beer garden, a kids stage with family entertainers, lots of food (including
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Birds Canada returns with the Toronto Bird Celebration, where you can make the most of this yearly spectacle by celebrating our winged visitors with a series of free events happening at Toronto’s top birding hotspots, such as guided walks and interesting webinars. With 50 million birds flocking to the Greater
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