The snow has finally melted so it’s time to take our kids’ bikes and skateboards out of storage! If your child or teen is ready to move beyond the sidewalk, the many bike and skateboard parks in Toronto can offer them a unique challenge. Our city has lots of great
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Stratford Festival returns with Shakespearean classics including “As You Like It”, musicals like “Annie”, and family favourites, such as “Anne of Green Gables”. Again this year, the renowned festival is also offering a family deal where you can get tickets for kids 18 and under for as little as $15.50
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Toronto Game Expo is an action-packed celebration of gaming at Exhibition Place, with hundreds of vendors selling video games, board games, collectables and art. Check out the free play gaming featuring 30 gaming systems, Kids Zone with colouring pages and a scavenger hunt, claw machines, crafting workshops for teens, board
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It’s getting chilly in Toronto and that has everyone thinking about outdoor winter activities. Opportunities for ice skating have become more plentiful in the city in recent years, with freeform paths being built in parks and even under highways! Outdoor skating is one of those rare activities that families of
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Artscape Weston Common presents “The Assembly”, a fun interactive theatrical experience in which Grade 6-8 students take collective charge of their community’s governance, where theatre, strategy, and social activism meet. During the PWYC performance, theatre meets a board game experience about sustainability and democracy as student audience members form The
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Kitchener-Waterloo becomes a festive party this year with Bingemans Gift of Lights, an attraction that winds through their scenic grounds, sparkling with over a million lights and more than 300 diverse light installations. This family-friendly holiday lights display lets you take in spectacular tunnels and sparkling lighting decorations, either in
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Toronto History Museums hosts events around Toronto with their cultural Illumination programs throughout the festive season. Make memories with loved ones with light and joy through art, music, food, culture, and storytelling in a mix of free and ticketed activities. Toronto History Museums: Illumination When: November 6, 2024 — January
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As winter begins to cast its peaceful spell, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) hosts the Welcoming Winter event at Albion Hills Conservation Park, where families can celebrate the change in season by getting outside and being active on a guided hike or for a fat bike tutorial. Further activities
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Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Toronto Public Library Partner join creative forces for the free Symphony Storytime, bringing musical experiences to communities across Toronto. This interactive program brings live storytelling and musical performances together, visiting eight libraries across the city to create a space where children and families can experience that
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Roy Thomson Hall presents a screening of “The Princess Bride”, along with a moderated discussion with Westley himself, Cary Elwes, for a behind-the-scenes look of this classic film, revealing never-before shared secrets and tales of *inconceivable* antics! Journey back to the lands of Florin and Guilder for a night you
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