Toronto is getting into the holiday spirit as Christmas markets, festive shopping experiences and winter villages return for another season.
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Santa Claus is making his way across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area this holiday season, bringing festive floats, marching bands, dazzling lights and Christmas cheer to communities throughout the region.
The holiday season is bringing dazzling light displays, immersive experiences, festive attractions, and winter celebrations to Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area
From the towering Christmas tree at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre to the annual Cavalcade of Lights celebrations, these festive events offer the perfect opportunity to welcome the holiday season with family and friends.
This November, art and science collide in a fascinating new exhibition as the SickKids Research Institute and OCAD University partner to present Unseen Worlds at The Great Hall in downtown Toronto.
You will soon be able to experience the journey to the top of Mount Everest without leaving Toronto through a groundbreaking VR experience that brings the expedition to life
Storefront windows and wall murals will come to life with beautiful installations and augmented reality across The Junction this winter as Window Wonderland returns from November 27th to January 31st, 2027.
Holiday shows, festive markets, free train rides and outdoor skating are coming to Toronto’s beautiful waterfront as HarbourFrost returns to Harbourfront Centre just in time for the holiday season.
This weekend, Toronto’s Old Book and Paper Expo returns on November 8th, bringing first-edition books, handwritten letters, vintage photographs and other paper treasures to the city.
Taking place at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, the event gives guests a chance to discover rare and unusual books, postcards, maps, posters and paper ephemera, all with stories…