The idea of camping near such a large metropolis as Toronto might not seem like it’s a possibility, but it really is! Furthermore, you don’t have to drive all the way into the deep wilderness to escape for a weekend with the kids. So pitch a tent and camp out
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Toronto’s longest-running free film festival, the Regent Park Film Festival strives to amplify marginalized communities and their stories. The free Under the Stars programs returns for three outdoor movie screenings in Regent Park and an additional screening at Milliken Park in Scarborough on July 25. Regent Park Film Festival: Under
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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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Village at Black Creek presents a Sherlock Holmes Mystery, where budding detectives can join Sherlock Holmes to help solve his latest mystery. Become part of the “Clue Crew” as you discover important sleuthing techniques, grab a magnifying glass and explore the evidence, try fingerprinting and write in invisible ink, and
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Village at Black Creek introduces the Relaxed Visit Day at the Village program, tailored to ensure a comfortable and welcoming environment to people of all abilities, including those who are on the autism spectrum, as well as those with other sensory, communication, physical, and developmental needs. Enhanced way-finding materials are
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The snow has finally melted so it’s time to take our kids’ bikes and skateboards out of storage! If your child or teen is ready to move beyond the sidewalk, the many bike and skateboard parks in Toronto can offer them a unique challenge. Our city has lots of great
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Stratford Festival returns with Shakespearean classics including “As You Like It”, musicals like “Annie”, and family favourites, such as “Anne of Green Gables”. Again this year, the renowned festival is also offering a family deal where you can get tickets for kids 18 and under for as little as $15.50
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Toronto Game Expo is an action-packed celebration of gaming at Exhibition Place, with hundreds of vendors selling video games, board games, collectables and art. Check out the free play gaming featuring 30 gaming systems, Kids Zone with colouring pages and a scavenger hunt, claw machines, crafting workshops for teens, board
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It’s getting chilly in Toronto and that has everyone thinking about outdoor winter activities. Opportunities for ice skating have become more plentiful in the city in recent years, with freeform paths being built in parks and even under highways! Outdoor skating is one of those rare activities that families of
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Artscape Weston Common presents “The Assembly”, a fun interactive theatrical experience in which Grade 6-8 students take collective charge of their community’s governance, where theatre, strategy, and social activism meet. During the PWYC performance, theatre meets a board game experience about sustainability and democracy as student audience members form The
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