Festivals
Toronto’s festivals run all through the year, celebrating everything, including art and music, international cultures, hobbies, family and food!
Guide to the Best Fall Fairs and Farm Festivals Around the GTA
Fall is full of natural vibes and the best way to celebrate the season is to get out of the city and head to small towns and farms strewn across the province. Hang out with some livestock animals, snack on some locally-grown produce and sweet treats, squeal with delight on
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Spadina Museum: Fall Festival
Spadina Museum, one of Toronto’s History Museums that offer permanently free admission, hosts a Fall Festival full of fun Autumn-themed activities for the entire family! Celebrate the official first day of Fall by tasting apples from their orchard, shopping at the community market, strolling the beautiful gardens, plus checking out live-music
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Experience the Vibrant Culture of Korea in Toronto with Encounter Real Korea at Nathan Phillips Square!
Celebrate the best of sustainable Korean food, culture and tourism at Encounter Real Korea, at Nathan Phillips Square! This year, the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) proudly partners with the 39th VegTO Fest to bring a thrilling Korean experience right to the heart of downtown Toronto. With four dedicated booth zones
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VegTO Fest
VegTO Fest returns, growing in size this year to its new Nathan Phillips Square location, and now filled with even more plant-based food, wares, and other vegan wonders! Toronto’s only free vegan festival welcomes the entire community of food tastes — vegans, vegetarians, flexitarians, omnivores, and everyone in between —to
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Ball’s Falls Conservation Area: Thanksgiving Festival
Ball’s Falls Conservation Area brings back all the annual Fall traditions with their Thanksgiving Festival, including in-person craft and artisan vendors, delicious foods and beverages, local farmers’ market vendors, children’s entertainment, historical demonstrations, heritage tours and nature hikes. Enjoy the beauty of the fall along the Niagara Escarpment as you
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Oktoberfest Muskoka
Immerse yourself in the tastes and sounds of the free Oktoberfest Muskoka festival with music, food and beer at participating breweries and restaurants across Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville, Lake of Bays and Muskoka Lakes. Plus, you can also eat traditional Oktoberfest favourites such as roast chicken, sausages, pretzels, sauerkraut and spätzle,
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Historic Fort Willow Conservation Area: Festival at the Fort
Experience the Historic Fort Willow Conservation Area come to life at the Festival at the Fort, an annual event where visitors learn about life pre-European contact, during the Fur Trade and the War of 1812. Visit settlers’ homes, make candles, watch a blacksmith work metal, tie ropes like a sailor,
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Black Creek Pioneer Village: Fall Festival
With the air crisp and full of earthy goodness, revel in autumnal adventures at Black Creek Pioneer Village as they celebrate the harvest season with their Fall Festival. As the leaves turn vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold, families can discover the joy and laughter of old-fashioned autumnal festivities
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Nuit Blanche
Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s highly anticipated annual cultural event, is a free all-night contemporary art party featuring ground-breaking artworks by local, national and international artists. Explore downtown and Toronto neighbourhoods plus Etobicoke and North York through this year’s theme, “Bridging Distance” explore ways in which we experience and perceive distance. Nuit
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Brooks Farms: Fall Fun Festival
Brooks Farms’ Fall Fun Festival returns with family attractions including farm animals, wagon rides, corn maze, zip line, swings and slides, playground structures such as pirate ships and sandbox, Junior Farmers Village, and much more. There’s also a full line-up of family entertainment this year, including princesses, TV characters, superheroes,
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