Join an inaugural Indigenous community event happening on May 5th for the book launch of Soft As Bones, a fun night of literature, celebration, shopping, and music in Toronto (165 Geary Avenue)
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The City of Toronto offers the Starter Company Plus Grant to support entrepreneurs looking to build their small business. Select entrepreneurs will receive training, mentoring and advice and will be eligible to apply for a micro-grant of $5,000 to assist with growth and expansion of their business.
Party lovers and people looking for fun things to do in Toronto can kick off the Summer with an epic “Summer of ’69 | Before the Internet” summer day party at Toronto’s most epic outdoor patio, RendezViews, on June 14th.
The University of Toronto’s Black Medical Students Association will conclude its school year in pizzaz with a talented musical showcase, “MUZIQA,” on May 18th at the William Doo Auditorium.
The acclaimed Doors Open Toronto is back this May 24th and 25th giving Ontarians and visitors the unique chance to explore Toronto’s architectural, historical, cultural and socially significant buildings for free
Following the release of the banger critically acclaimed album, HEIS,
Afrobeats superstar and Grammy-nominee Rema will perform in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena on May 11th as part of the highly anticipated “HEIS World Tour”
The City of Toronto offers the CaféTO Grant (formerly called CaféTO Property Improvement Program) to owners and tenants of commercial and industrial properties in Toronto to improve the appearance and/or function of their curb lane cafés, commercial patios, and sidewalk cafés.
Toronto’s Largest Free Art and Design Exhibition, GradEx 110, will take place at OCAD University grounds from July 7th to 10th. It will feature over 800 talented emerging artists and designers in the heart of Toronto.
From April 25th to May 25th, lovers of theater, arts, storytelling, and fun things to do in Toronto can celebrate as the Bealtaine Theatre Festival hosts Toronto’s first Irish Theatre festival at the Ontario Heritage Center, celebrating the best of contemporary Irish theatre, music, and storytelling.