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”
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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.
Taking place at the beautiful and natural Toronto Botanical Gardens on June 21st, Waiting to Exhale is a half-day retreat for Black women ready to reclaim their inner peace, divine feminine energy, and the sacred right to rest.
Here is our round-up of fun things to do in Toronto this Easter weekend, April 18th to 20th, 2025
Presented by NeighbourLink North York, the Taste of North York Community & Food Festival returns to the Mel Lastman Square from June 6th to 8th, providing three full days of food, community, and fun at the Mel Lastman Square.
Canada Post, the no. 1 parcel delivery company in Canada, wants small business owners across the country to share their tales of triumph about their small businesses for a chance to win valuable prizes via the Small Business Tales of Triumph Contest.
For the first time in Canada, people will have the opportunity to journey into the Overworld for an in-person, interactive Minecraft experience when Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue debuts at Square One in Mississauga on June 20th, 2025, for a limited time.
The African Canadian Social Development Council(ACSDC) will host its annual EmpowerHER Conference on April 19th, a conference dedicated to celebrating, uplifting, and equipping women, with a specialized focus on women from marginalized and underserved communities.
Presented by Redpath, the Toronto Waterfront Festival returns this summer, providing two days of ship sailing and tours, live entertainment, great food vendors, and activations at Toronto’s premiere waterfront destination, Sugar Beach Park, on June 28th and 29th.