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Concerts & Shows

From kids’ concerts, theatrical productions and to entertainment the whole family will enjoy, Toronto and the GTA host an astounding number of concerts & shows each year.

Stars On Ice: 2024 Ontario Tour

Stars On Ice once again glides across Canada this year to bring figure skating to its loyal fans, featuring Canadian and international champions. In Ontario, the tour makes stops in Ottawa, Toronto, St. Catharines and London, where families can experience the pinnacle of Canadian figure skating! Stars On Ice Ontario
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Young People’s Theatre (YPT): “The Fixing Girl”

Young People’s Theatre (YPT) presents the world premiere of “The Fixing Girl”, by celebrated UK playwright Kevin Dyer. Featuring Zoé Doyle, Eponine Lee and Eric Peterson (CTV’s Corner Gas), the tender and uplifting play tells the heartfelt story of a young girl coming to terms with loss and grief. Recommended ages
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Brampton Stage 360 Allstars
Brampton on Stage Gets Supercharged with the Urban Circus Show “360 ALLSTARS”!

Presented by Brampton on Stage at The Rose, Brampton’s premiere live performance venue, for one show only, the international smash hit 360 ALLSTARS returns as part of their 10th Anniversary World Tour! The whole family will be dazzled by this phenomenal physical performance that explores all forms of rotation. For
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SING! The Toronto Vocal Arts Festival

SING! The Toronto Vocal Arts Festival is Canada’s premier music festival featuring artists performing “a cappella”, which means to sing without instruments. SING! bring together Canadian and international professional singers, students and teachers to illustrate that the voice has no limits and knows no constraints of genre, language or cultural
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Carassauga Festival of Cultures

The Carassauga Festival of Cultures brings out the world’s best in food, music, dance, art and history in a packed three-day weekend at numerous venues throughout Mississauga. The event features entertainment on 13 stages, over 50 ethnic food vendors, artisan displays, arts and crafts, cooking demonstrations, dance lessons, Kids Zone
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Harbourfront Centre JUNIOR Festival

Harbourfront Centre hosts the JUNIOR Festival over the Victoria Day long weekend, taking place across Harbourfront Centre’s 10-acre waterfront location in both indoor and outdoor venues. With both free and ticketed events, it is one of Canada’s largest children’s festivals, featuring a full range of performances, workshops and inclusive events
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Stratford Festival

Stratford Festival returns with Shakespearean classics including “Twelfth Night”, musicals like “Something Rotten!”, and family favourites, such as “Wendy and Peter Pan”. This year, the renowned festival is also offering a family deal where you can get tickets for kids 18 and under for as little as $15.50 when bought
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The WeeFestival of Arts and Culture for Early Years

The WeeFestival is Toronto’s only contemporary arts festival dedicated to early childhood, with performances intended for those 0-6 years old. The month-long dynamic and diverse program of unforgettable first theatre experiences including music, dance, and puppetry. The WeeFestival of Arts & Culture for Early Years When: May 9 – June
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Monster Jam (Hamilton)

Monster Jam, with its special brand of full-throttle family fun, is pulling into Hamilton with an action-packed motorsport show featuring world-class athletes locked in intense competitions of speed and skill. Get ready for heated rivalries, high-flying stunts and fierce head-to-head battles for the Event Championship as these 12,000-pound monster trucks
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T.Y.T. Theatre: “The Hunting of the Snark”

T.Y.T. Theatre presents “The Hunting of the Snark” at the Wychwood Theatre, a sparkling musical comedy adventure following the impossible voyage of an improbable crew hunting an imaginary creature, based on Lewis Carroll’s classic poem. Enter the imaginative world of this musical adventure that is side-splittingly funny and bursting with
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