motionball, a national non-profit organization that empowers young professionals to become leaders in their communities, hosts its annual flagship event, Marathon of Sport Toronto, on May 24th at the York University Campus.
Things to do in the GTA
Your go-to guide for discovering what’s happening across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
From weekend plans and free activities to seasonal guides, date ideas, and curated experiences
For the second consecutive year, Let’s Jaiye and Cardtegories are bringing Cards & Champagne 2.0—Toronto’s Ultimate Games Night, a fun night of games, music, food, drinks, and connections to Toronto on April 19th.
Canada’s Largest Food and Drink Festival, T.O. Food & Drink Fest, returns to the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto this April, featuring three epic days of incredible food, drink, culinary and mixology demos, shopping, and awesome music!
The West Park Foundation Tournament of Stars returns on March 22nd in Toronto with its annual celebrity basketball tournament, which supports UHN’s West Park Healthcare Centre’s life-changing rehabilitation services.
This weekend is St Patrick’s Day Celebration. In honor of painting the GTA green, we have collated the best events in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area to celebrate St Patrick’s Day weekend, from races to parties and club experiences.
Sofar Sounds, a global community that connects artists and audiences through unique and intimate experiences worldwide, hosts a fun night of retail therapy and music featuring upcoming artists in Toronto this weekend on March 14th
Yensa Festival, an organization that promotes awareness and recognition of Black female dance artists and African and Afro-diaspora cultures, is hosting its Winter/Spring 2025 AFRICA VIBES Dance Workshop Series in Toronto from March to April.
Ophis, a mesmerizing and immersive theatrical experience that reimagines the myth of Medusa, will take place on select dates in Toronto this April. This bold reimagining blends seductive fantasy with a powerful score by award-winning Canadian composer Owen Belton.