Celebrate Earth Day throughout the month of April at Toronto History Museums to enjoy a variety of environment-focussed events and cultural opportunities. Most events are free, including creative workshops, clean-up events, farmers markets, and community gatherings for all ages. Colborne Lodge Gather for Turtle Day at Colborne Lodge Date: April
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Would you like a night off from cooking tonight? Of course! Needless to say, the cost of food has gone way up lately, so finding restaurants that kids like and that offer FREE or cheap meals is a minor delicious miracle! It’s both tiring and expensive to feed hungry kids
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Torontonians can make a splash, have fun and get some exercise at the city’s indoor public pools, any time of year! Many pools have drop-in swimming sessions, activities such as warm tot pools, diving boards and water slides, plus inexpensive lessons and party room rentals (making it an easy and
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Riverdale Farm makes your feel like you’re actually in the country, instead of in the heart of Toronto. Get a taste of farm life on their beautiful 7.5-acre property, boasting impressive gardens and adorable animals like horses, cows, goats and chickens. Stop to smell the flowers along the way, literally,
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Toronto History Museums are now open with FREE general admission! The goal is to provide everyone with the opportunity to fully participate in cultural heritage and spaces. In turn, we should definitely celebrate the contributions of museums to our communities. Read on to how find about the 10 properties open
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Not only does Gardiner Museum offer FREE admission for visitors under 18 at all times, but they are also providing activities on Sundays with their Family Days program. Taking inspiration from the Gardiner Museum’s special exhibitions and permanent collection of ceramics from around the world, Family Days teach clay hand-building
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Toronto is home to a rare free family fun gem, High Park Zoo. While it began with just deer in 1893, this community zoo has expanded to include several other areas to home animals around the world. Take a stroll to wander and learn about the bison, llamas, peacocks, emus, barbary
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