Here is our round-up of fun things to do in Toronto this weekend, February 13th to 17th
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Family Day provides a unique opportunity to slow things down and show appreciation for family. We have got you covered for the best events for the family to spend time with your loved ones in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
In celebration of Black History Month, Lakeshore Arts, an organization dedicated to engaging Toronto communities using multidisciplinary art forms, hosts a free-to-attend two-hour grounding & balancing workshop to help participants balance the mind and body on February 27th in Toronto.
In collaboration with winemaker Nyarai Cellars, Chef Marc Kusitor invites food lovers to explore the rich culinary traditions of the African diaspora, brought to life through bold flavors, time-honored techniques, and thoughtfully crafted dishes in an intimate setting at the Rily Kitchen in Toronto.
In The Black, a curated stand-up comedy showcase featuring Black comedians, is back in Ottawa on March 21st. Get ready for a night of fun and laughter as the show connects with different parts of Canada.
Canada’s Wonderland, the country’s premier amusement park, will open its doors on May 8th for its 2025 season and is now hiring 4000 positions for seasonal and full-time positions.
For the third straight year, the Fired-Up Gala will provide a full night of pizzazz, fun, and entertainment on February 21st at the Ritz-Carlton in Toronto while maintaining its primary motive of supporting SickKids, Canada’s most research-intensive hospital and the largest center dedicated to improving children’s health.
If you are a music lover, you have probably heard of the iconic track “Bam Bam.” One of the most-sampled songs of all time by Sister Nancy. Do you know the story behind the iconic vocals?
In partnership with Dubwise Canada, NuFunk Concerts presents Toronto’s longest-running Bob Marley Birthday Tribute – a celebration of reggae, unity, and community spirit at Lee’s Place.