March
Toronto Mendelssohn Choir: Schubert’s “Winterreise”
Toronto Mendelssohn Choir presents Schubert’s masterpiece Winterreise, which is a musical voyage through the depths of human emotion, featuring the renowned Canadian baritone Brett Polegato, and Juno Award-winning pianist Philip Chiu. The TMSingers present a fresh adaptation of Schubert’s work in this stunning vocal masterpiece for choir, baritone, and piano by composer Gregor
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Downsview Park: Nature Play & Bonfire
Families can start March Break with a visit to the forests of Downsview Park for a free Nature Play & Bonfire experience. Use your imagination, explore and have fun at this free play program that combines natural, and human-made loose parts in a forest setting. (All ages are welcome, though
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Downsview Park: Family Forest Fun
Join naturalists at Downsview Park for Family Forest Fun, a free guided late winter walk through the Urban Forest to learn all about the plants and animals that call the park home. Filled with so many exciting spaces to explore, this program includes a nature walk, exploration and some games
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Roseneath Theatre: “Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls” Free Community Performance
Roseneath Theatre hosts a free presentation of “Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls” by Dave Deveau for community families before it tours schools across the GTA. The play follows 9-year-old Fiona who comes out as a boy and wants to be called Fin, as well as their family’s struggle leading
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Hot Docs: “Encanto” Dress-Up Sing-Along
This March Break, gather the whole family to see Hot Docs “Encanto” Dress-Up Sing-Along, where the audience is encouraged to participate and wear costumes of all kinds. Maybe you don’t talk about Bruno, but you can definitely sing about him at this kid-friendly sing-along movie event! Hot Docs: “Encanto” Dress-Up
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Taste of the Middle East: Winter Festival 2024
The Taste of the Middle East Winter Festival transforms the Mississauga Convention Centre into a space that lets visitors immerse themselves in the many vibrant traditions of the Middle East, through food, art, and decor. The festival also includes live performances, where the stage will light up with talent, from
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National Ballet of Canada: “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”
Go down the rabbit hole over March Break at the National Ballet of Canada’s production of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”, charmingly choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, a leading innovator in story ballet. Lewis Carroll’s classic story comes to life, featuring live dance along with puppetry and video projections in a brilliant
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Distillery District: Après Ski Weekends
Get the feeling of being on a ski hill while still in the city at the Distillery District’s Après Ski Weekends! Celebrate the winter season by making s’mores with giant marshmallows and sipping hot chocolate (plus mulled wine and beer for the adults) in Muskoka chairs around fire pits. Distillery
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Wychwood Theatre: “The Three Little Pigs”
Wychwood Theatre welcomes the award-winning musical team Stiles and Drewe with their version of The Three Little Pigs, a “very curly musical tail” to embark on with the whole family. This charming and witty adventure follows the three little pigs as they battle wits with the original bad guy… the
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Mirvish Productions: “Aladdin”
Mirvish Productions presents “Aladdin”, which sends audiences to a “whole new world” in a thrilling live-action theatrical production jam-packed with music, magic, comedy and spectacle. You’ll hear all the amazing songs from the film version plus new music written expressly for this show by renowned composer Alan Menken as well
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