Here’s your guide to what’s on this weekend in the Toronto Area.
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A free daytime community festival followed by an evening block party is taking over downtown Toronto this September as West of Spadina Festival returns on September 19th.
Known as one of the Downtown end-of-summer's biggest community celebrations, West of Spadina will bring together food, music, culture, local businesses, and community programming for a full day…
Canada’s largest festival dedicated to emerging jazz artists, T.U. Jazz Fest, returns to Mel Lastman Square this weekend from September 4th to 6th.
Presented by the Emerging Artists Association (EAA), the free, family-friendly festival will transform the heart of North York into a three-day celebration of jazz, live music and community.
Returning for its 12th…
September is shaping up to be a big month for live music in Toronto, with major tours, intimate shows and high-energy performances taking over venues across the city.
One of the most beloved films of all time, The Wizard of Oz, is coming to Toronto in a magical live concert experience on September 12th and 13th at Meridian Hall.
Presented by Glatz Loft Concerts and the TO Live Orchestra, the production will feature two performances where audiences can watch the Oscar-winning film on…
This September, Canada’s largest Mexican celebration returns to Nathan Phillips Square, bringing two days of live music, authentic Mexican food, lucha libre, cultural performances and family-friendly entertainment to the heart of Toronto on September 12th and 13th.
The two-day cultural celebration will showcase more than 70 Mexican food options, giving visitors the chance to explore…
Here is our list of fun things to do in Toronto in September 2026, including concerts, festivals, and more!
This August, a new neighbourhood restaurant, Baba, will open at 3204 Yonge Street, just steps from Yonge and Lawrence.
The new Lawrence Park concept will operate as a relaxed café during the day before transforming into a lively evening snack bar, serving coffee and brunch by day and cocktails, skewers and shareable plates at night.…
This September, Toronto Dragon Festival returns to Nathan Phillips Square for three days of Chinese culture, live performances, Asian street food, entertainment, and innovation in the heart of downtown Toronto.
Running September 4th to 6th, this epic Chinese cultural showcase will transform Nathan Phillips Square into a vibrant gathering featuring traditional performances, multicultural programming, immersive…
