April

Toronto Camping Boy Campfire Marshmallows
Guide to Camping in and around the Greater Toronto Area

Ready to discover the great outdoors, but don’t want to drive all day to get there? The idea of camping near such a large metropolis as Toronto might not seem like it’s a possibility, but it really is! You don’t have to drive all the way into the deep wilderness
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Drive-In Movie Theatres
Guide To Drive-In Movie Theatres in Southern Ontario

Everyone loves a little nostalgic blast from the past, and seeing an outdoor movie at a drive-in theatre definitely delivers those great memories of summers past! Plus, they are a great deal too, where you can pile your whole family in your vehicle for a fun outing. So, start the
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Street Eats Market: 2026 Festivals

Street Eats Market serves up another year of food festivals throughout the year, satisfying hungry crowds with yummy meals and treats around Toronto and beyond! Global cuisine is brought to you by incredible local chefs in accessible and exciting ways. It’s the perfect outdoor weekend outing for foodies of all
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Seasonal Attractions Opening Times
Guide to Seasonal Attractions Opening Times in Toronto and the GTA

Citizens and visitors to Toronto and Southern Ontario love to get out into seasonal attractions once the weather warms up, and the days are long and hot. As we all get ready for the summer season and outdoor venues open, the whole province gets busy! So, starting making your plans
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Village Black Creek
Village at Black Creek Lets You Travel Back in Time While Still in the City

Village at Black Creek has it all: activities, food, fun and learning that will engage and entertain the whole family. This recreated 1860’s village is one of those rare and special places that provides an authentic historical experience. It is also now easily accessible by TTC near a new subway
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Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: Breakfast with a Mermaid

Dive into a splashing good time at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada with their Breakfast with a Mermaid event, where families can enjoy a scrumptious breakfast while gazing at colourful fish. Then, the real enchantment starts when a shimmering mermaid, complete with glittering tail, captivates kids and grown-ups alike with her
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The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: “Colourful Parachutes: Imagining Alternative Futures Through the Power of Play”

The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre presents “Colourful Parachutes: Imagining Alternative Futures Through the Power of Play”, which examines the politics of the exhibition space through the radical power of play, including unexpected and uniquely engaging results. With children as its primary audience, this free exhibition questions
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The Second City Toronto: “No Grown-Ups Allowed”

The Second City Toronto presents “No Grown-Ups Allowed”, which asks the eternal question: “Kids, are you tired of grown-ups constantly telling you what to do?!” In this high-energy, fast-paced sketch and improvisation show, kids are the ones who give the performers ideas instead of parents, and they even get the
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Toronto Reptile and Plant Expo

Toronto Reptile and Plant Expo is the perfect opportunity to view some of the greatest species of reptilian specialty pets from across Canada and shop for rare and common houseplants — plus, kids 6 and under are free! Find supplies you need to keep your reptiles and plants happy and
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Cherry Blossoms
Guide to the Best Spots to See Cherry Blossoms in Toronto

Toronto residents and visitors are obsessed with cherry blossoms! Technically called Sakura, these gorgeous flowering trees bloom each year between late April and early May (depending on weather conditions, of course). Gawkers descend on parks across the GTA to stroll amongst the rows and, naturally, take lots of selfies! Don’t
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