Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Toronto Public Library join creative forces for the free Symphony Storytime, bringing musical experiences to communities across Toronto. This interactive program brings together live storytelling and musical performances, visiting libraries across the city to create a space where children and families can experience that magic together.
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With free admission for those aged 16 and under, kids can join the Toronto Coin Expo for a free educational workshop and auction to learn what coin collecting is all about. Coin collecting is a fun hobby, so meet fellow collectors and then see the coin and banknote auction, which
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Sinfonia Toronto entertains classical music lovers of all ages in its 2026-2027 Season, with student tickets for only $25.57! Conducted by Nurhan Arman, the symphonic repertoire features pieces by famous composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Dvořák and Tchaikovsky, along with holiday classics, and more. Sinfonia Toronto 2026/2027 Season —
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After a long winter stuck inside, Toronto residents are just itching to get outside once the temperature warms up. And that goes for dining too! Many restaurants have turned to patio dining as a way to expand both their seating capacity and their clientele, particularly with families. Even upscale venues
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Support young entrepreneurs at the Kid2Kid Kids’ Marketplace, back for its fourth year at the Beaches Recreation Centre, raising funds for the Red Door Family Shelter in Leslieville. This family-friendly and pet-friendly indoor/outdoor market features over 200+ youth vendors, featuring goods all made by kids aged 4-12, as well as
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Great North Beatbox Festival is an exciting beatboxing competition showcasing elite competitors that is open to all ages, making it a unique opportunity for families and music fans to experience world‑class live vocal performances. Solo seeding rounds for Canadian and international groupings take place on Friday, as well as an
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MUSE Arts hosts the HAPPENING Multicultural Festival at Earlscourt Park, is the first and only Toronto festival created entirely by community artists, with the aim of giving immigrant, newcomer, and refugee artists the chance to display their talents and skills. HAPPENING embraces the cultural richness of our city, while creating
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Join Bruce’s Mill Conservation Area on the last Sunday of the month from May to August for Family Fun Sundays, including Teddy Bear Picnic, Family Yoga Story Time, Family Nature Journaling, and Wilderness Skill. Families can enjoy some outdoor fun, including a light-hearted mix of games, storytime, snacks, and craft
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Hanging out at a splash pad makes for easy day of fun since they’re located in parks and recreation areas, and often near a playground, so parents can supervise their kids as they run around while staying safe. Don’t forget your sunscreen and bring your own towels and chairs! There
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Toronto Railway Museum returns with their outdoor Mini Train all through summer, which is a casual but thrilling ride for little train fans! The train runs along half a kilometre of track in Roundhouse Park, around the museum’s collection of life-sized trains and passing notable attractions such as Ripley’s Aquarium
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