Here is our list of fun things to do in Toronto in February 2026, including concerts, festivals, and more!
Edward Chiazor
February is Black History Month! Here is our list of must-attend events celebrating Black History, community, and culture in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
The Chicken Cartel collaborates with Farm Boy to host a pop-up on February 7th at 29 Bathurst St., serving two limited-time fried chicken sandwiches that pair The Chicken Cartel’s viral, globally inspired flavours with Farm Boy favourites, including the famous Farm Boy Pickles.
Back by popular demand, Retro Arcade returns to Hotel X Toronto, bringing guests straight into the golden age of gaming. Running from February 13th to March 22nd, the experience blends timeless throwbacks, fan-favourite classics, and modern arcade hits perfect for gamers and lovers of all things fun.
Everything to See at Toronto’s Biggest Automotive Showcase: The 2026 Canadian International AutoShow
This February, the Canadian International AutoShow returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, delivering its biggest showcase yet from February 13 to 22, 2026.
Souperlicious, a Caribbean chain spot, has officially opened its doors in Toronto’s Little Jamaica at 1586 Eglinton Ave W., just steps from Oakwood subway station.
Toronto’s food scene continues to expand, with several new restaurants opening across the city and the Greater Toronto Area this month. From charcoal-grilled chicken and Caribbean soups to Thai boat noodles and Italian dining, these new spots add even more flavour to the region’s ever-growing culinary landscape.
Ontario Parks has announced it will hire over 1,500 students to support park operations across the province during the upcoming summer season.
This February, Toronto honours the life, music, and legacy of global icon Bob Marley with the city’s longest-running Bob Marley Tribute, returning to the legendary Lee’s Palace on February 7th. The annual celebration brings the love, spirit, and fire of reggae to the city for one unforgettable night.
In a world of constant notifications, fast-paced schedules, and screen-heavy culture, Occupational Therapist and entrepreneur Shelly created Once Upon a Puzzle – a fun, whimsical puzzle brand designed to encourage conversations, creativity, and moments of calm in everyday family life.