On November 21st, Yorkville welcomes its newest luxury destination, Powder Room, located at 129 Yorkville Ave (2nd Floor).
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This weekend, the Taste of Iceland brings the Icelandic culture and traditions to Toronto, showcasing Icelandic cuisine, art, music, comedy, design, and unforgettable natural phenomena from November 20th to 22nd at various Toronto locations.
One of Canada’s top tourist attractions, Casaloma has announced the return of its beloved festive experiences, Holiday Lights Tour and Christmas at the Castle, opening this December, bringing the festive spirit into the new year. Designed by Creative Director Nadia Di Donato, the historic Casa Loma castle transforms into a festive wonderland filled with…
This November, the Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) is bringing festive cheer with its annual Holiday EcoMarket, a nature-inspired celebration that connects local makers, artists, and communities through sustainable shopping and seasonal experiences.
Here is our round-up of fun things to do in Toronto this weekend, November 20th to November 23rd, 2025.
One of Toronto’s most popular holiday experiences, Holiday Hills returns to STACKT market from November 14th to December 28th, transforming two city blocks of downtown Toronto into a nostalgic winter wonderland filled with lights, installations, food, and festive fun.
Toronto’s Michelin-starred Italian fine dining destination DaNico won big at this year’s 2025 World Luxury Awards in Barcelona, Spain, taking home three prestigious awards at the show, celebrating the pinnacle of achievement in the luxury hotel industry
One of Toronto’s most spirited holiday bars, Little Sister, returns this season with its iconic festive pop-up takeover – Java Jingle taking place at its two Toronto locations (102 Portland St. and 2031 Yonge St.)
This holiday season, The National Ballet of Canada invites audiences to experience two breathtaking productions at Toronto’s Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, The Winter’s Tale (November 14 to 21) and The Nutcracker (December 5 to 31). Genevieve Penn Nabity in The Nutcracker. Photo by Karolina Kuras. Courtesy of The National Ballet of Canada.Guests…
Toronto’s award-winning winter art exhibit, Window Wonderland, returns to Toronto’s Junction, transforming the streets into a free, open-air gallery showcasing 20 artist-designed storefront windows and 11 vibrant murals.