Wine Fest Toronto, Toronto’s favourite wine and drinks festival, returns this spring for a three-day celebration of global wines and beverages at Heritage Court at Exhibition Place from May 15th to 17th.
Mastercard has announced another round of its 2026 Mastercard Small Business Fund, a program designed to support and empower women-owned businesses across Canada.
Just in time for the spring season, Canada’s biggest contemporary art fair, Artist Project, returns to Toronto, showcasing works from over 250 artists at the Enercare Centre from March 26th to 29th.
Toronto’s bar scene is evolving beyond meetups, DJs, and dance floors. Across the city, a new intimate speaking series called Sip and Scholar is bringing creatives, founders, and cultural voices together for thoughtful intellectual conversations in relaxed nightlife spaces.
Just in time for St Patrick’s Day, Canada’s biggest St Patrick’s Day party returns to REBEL on March 14th with its biggest celebration yet!
March is International Women’s Month, a time to recognize and celebrate women’s excellence and achievements.
In honour of International Women’s Day, Oldowan Co. returns with Where Legacy Blooms, a culturally rooted community gathering celebrating BIPOC women and gender-diverse leaders who are shaping Toronto’s creative and cultural landscape on March 7th.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, WORTH Association is hosting Yes Shef, an unforgettable tasting event spotlighting Canadian women in food and beverage, on March 9th at The International Centre in Mississauga.
Tucked along Highway 7 in Richmond Hill, Saigon Star is a true Greater Toronto Area staple, serving comforting Vietnamese and Southeast Asian dishes for decades.
Here is our round-up for things to do in the Toronto Area this weekend