August

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Cirque du Soleil Returns to Toronto Under the Big Top on Lake Shore Blvd with the Magic and Artistry of LUZIA!

Each year, families across Toronto and the GTA make their way to the Cirque du Soleil Big Top to experience the jaw-dropping acrobatic performances, bold visuals, and surprises that delight viewers of all ages. Delivering a special treat this summer, Cirque du Soleil celebrates the 10th anniversary of its gorgeous
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Mirvish Productions: “MAMMA MIA!”

Mirvish Productions presents the triumphant return engagement of the popular musical “MAMMA MIA!”, a romantic and comedic musical that is beautifully told through the timeless hits of supergroup ABBA. Fall in love all over again with this feel-good musical about a mother, her daughter, and her daughter’s three possible dads,
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Mirvish Productions: “The Great Gatsby”

Mirvish Productions invites audiences to join a Roaring Twenties party with “The Great Gatsby”, a theatrical extravaganza based on the classic American novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Exploding with life and energy, this new Tony Award®-winning musical brings the boisterous, vintage party vibes to life on stage in an unforgettable
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre: Teacher Appreciation Month

LEGOLAND Discovery Centre celebrates Teacher Appreciation Month, summer and the upcoming school year, where teachers receive FREE entry throughout August (when accompanied by a child aged 17 or younger), plus 30% off for their friends and family, for up to six guests! Available anytime during regular hours of operation, tickets
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Revue Cinema: The Saturday Morning All-You-Can-Eat Cereal Cartoon Party

Join the historic Revue Cinema for a sugar-laden explosion of nostalgia with three full hours of retro cartoons at The Saturday Morning All-You-Can-Eat Cereal Cartoon Party, which brings back that classic TV-watching experience, perfect for everyone young at heart. Expect to see monsters, sci-fi, sleuths and superheroes, favourites and obscurities
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Mississauga Latin Festival

Mississauga Latin Festival is a high-energy weekend filled with the rhythms, colours, and flavours of Latin America, celebrating culture with free concerts in different musical and artistic genres, along with a spectacular parade featuring participants in beautiful costumes. The festival also includes a large children’s area with free activities, a
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Guide to the Best Swimming Holes & Natural Areas in Southern Ontario

It’s another hot and humid summer here in Ontario, and all we can think about is finding a way to get refreshed! There are local public pools, water parks and big beaches, which are great. But if you are looking for a little more adventure and that exhilarating off-the-beaten-path vibe,
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Markham Jazz Festival

Check out many FREE world-class jazz performances at the Markham Jazz Festival, set in the quaint and historic village of Unionville in the heart of Markham. Enjoy a wide range of acts that cover a vibrant and eclectic mix of more than 30 outstanding jazz performances on three stages, where
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Parkdale Village BIA: Parkdale Music Crawl and Sidewalk Festival (FKA Sale)

The Parkdale Village BIA is hosting the Parkdale Music Crawl and Sidewalk Festival, happening all day and evening in this bustling west end strip of Queen West, where you can celebrate local music, food, and community in one unforgettable day. Stroll along from Roncesvalles to Dufferin and enjoy the sounds
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Nepalese Canadian Community Services (NCCS): Himalayan Mela

The Nepalese Canadian Community Services (NCCS) hosts the annual Himalayan Mela at Nathan Phillips Square, the largest celebration of Nepali culture in Canada and a vibrant celebration of togetherness. This free event invites attendees to experience the rich traditions and spirit of the Himalayas, including community activities and performances, outreach
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