June
Toronto Public Library: Summer Programs
The Toronto Public Library branches are ready to entertain and teach families throughout the summer. Kids can join a reading club and hang out at a local branch. Plus, little ones can learn to read and teens find books and resources just for them. Toronto Public Library Summer Programs: TD
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Sankofa Square: Hot Square Summer
With Hot Square Summer, Sankofa Square welcomes all visitors and Torontonians to celebrate the summer season with a full roster of free weekly events, along with the three-day SankofaFest. Bringing a new rhythm to the heart of downtown Toronto, Sankofa Square comes alive with events running from the start of
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Bata Shoe Museum: STRUT — Drag Queen Storytelling
Packed with colour and creativity, Bata Shoe Museum hosts STRUT Drag Queen Storytelling, a joy-filled Family Pride celebration that features hands-on crafts, a temporary tattoo station, a photo booth, and a museum-wide scavenger hunt. Then, the highlight of the day is a storytelling and dance party spectacular, hosted by Toronto
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Bata Shoe Museum: Celebrate Pride!
Families can celebrate pride at the Bata Shoe Museum on the first Friday of Pride Month (which also happens to be a TDSB Elementary school PD Day!), and enjoy a special story time presentation by Toronto-based Storyteller Jeffrey Canton. Jeffrey shares folk and fairytales, original stories, plus a little soft-shoe
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Guide to the Best Ice Cream and Gelato Shops in Toronto
Let’s face it: every parent has bribed their cranky child with an ice cream cone at the end of a long day. So it might as well be from a local store serving quality goods, right? Nothing satisfies on a hot summer day than a nice cold treat! You can
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Guide to National Indigenous History Month Events in Toronto and the GTA
Experience Mino Bimaadiziwin (A Good Life) at events held throughout June to honour National Indigenous History Month, culminating on June 21 to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day. Families can join sunrise ceremonies, festivals, concerts and further Indigenous initiatives to learn about and reflect on the diversity of First Nations, Métis
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City of Mississauga: National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in the City of Mississauga at Celebration Square, where everyone is welcome to enjoy traditional Indigenous songs and dance! In the evening, explore Indigenous art, and free music and entertainment, presented in collaboration with Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, where you can watch some
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Lavazza IncluCity Festival
The Lavazza IncluCity Festival returns to transform the iconic streets of The Distillery Historic District into an enchanting outdoor cinema village featuring an unforgettable collection of diverse films, including soccer-themed films for 2026! Experience the magic of multicultural cinema under the warm glow of the stars, stroll along the stellar
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Black Creek Medieval Faire
Come one, come all to the Black Creek Medieval Faire, where families can experience the excitement and wonder of the Middle Ages at this outdoor festival. Tickets include access to both the festival and The Village at Black Creek grounds, with free admission for kids aged 5 and under, so
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Na-Me-Res Traditional Pow Wow
Celebrate Indigenous culture and heritage at the Na-Me-Res Traditional Pow Wow in recognition of Canada’s National Indigenous Peoples Day at Dufferin Grove Park, featuring dancing, drumming and performances. Entrance is free, and everyone is welcome to experience the richness of Indigenous traditions through vibrant and inclusive family-friendly festivities plus craft
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