In celebration of the World Cup season, Tasty Tours is bringing a global twist to Toronto’s food scene with its Soccer & Spice Food Tour.
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Cabbagetown Festival Toronto 2026: One of the City’s Biggest Street Festivals Returns This September
One of Toronto’s biggest and longest-running street festivals is set to return this summer. The Cabbagetown Festival takes over Parliament Street on September 12th and 13th for a full weekend of entertainment, food, shopping, and family-friendly fun.
Full ferry service to the Toronto Islands returns May 13th, just in time for the summer; that means it’s time to start planning your trips to one of the city’s top seasonal destinations.
In a city defined by that diversity and an ever-evolving food scene, Chef Tre Sanderson is building a culinary identity that feels both deeply rooted and forward-thinking.
Canada’s Wonderland, the country’s premier amusement park, officially opens for the 2026 season this weekend on May 3rd with a full slate of events and entertainment.
This Summer, the Taste of the Junction 2026 returns for a one-day outdoor market and cultural celebration in the Toronto’s west end on June 27th in the Green P parking lot at 385 Pacific Avenue
American Express Canada, in collaboration with DMZ, has announced the launch of the 2026 Backing Canadian Small Businesses’ grant program, aimed at empowering locally significant small businesses to grow and drive community impact.
Tucked along Davenport Road, Louf Toronto is introducing the city to a refined yet deeply personal take on Palestinian cuisine. Blending elevated presentation with the warmth of home cooking, this Palestinian restaurant offers a dining experience that feels both intimate and transportive.
Eggslut, known globally for its elevated take on classic breakfast dishes through a chef-driven, gourmet concept, is opening its first Toronto location at 545 King Street West on April 30th.
In 2019, when Erika Flores was asked to create calligraphy for her friend’s wedding, she had no idea it would mark the beginning of something much bigger. What started as a creative experiment would grow into a platform for storytelling, culture, and representation.
