November

Regent Park Film Festival

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 program takes place in July and the full festival happens in November, which features a School Program of free media-literacy programming for students across Canada in Grades
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Toronto Camping Boy Campfire Marshmallows
Guide to Camping in and around the Greater Toronto Area

Ready to discover the great outdoors, but don’t want to drive all day to get there? The idea of camping near such a large metropolis as Toronto might not seem like it’s a possibility, but it really is! You don’t have to drive all the way into the deep wilderness
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The Village at Black Creek: Lost & Found — An Immersive Open-World Puzzle Adventure

The Village at Black Creek invites families to get “Lost & Found” as they step inside a real 1800s village transformed into Canada’s largest immersive open-world puzzle adventure! This mysterious experience allows you to explore the museum’s 30 acres and 43 historic buildings, where you can choose your own quests,
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The Wychwood Theatre & T.Y.T. Theatre: “Curious George and the Golden Meatball”

Join Curious George at The Wychwood Theatre for the T.Y.T. Theatre production of “Curious George and the Golden Meatball”, where everyone’s favourite mischievous monkey and his friend in the yellow hat sing and dance in an adventure-filled musical! This inquisitive and lovable monkey — star of books, movies and the
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Bike Skateboard Parks
Guide to the Best Bike and Skateboard Parks in Toronto

It looks like the snow has finally done for the season, 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.
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Stratford Festival: 2026 Season

Stratford Festival returns with Shakespearean classics including “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, musicals like “Something Rotten”, and family favourites, such as “The Hobbit”. Again this year, the renowned festival is also offering a family deal where you can save up to 50% on tickets for kids 18 and under (when purchased
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Toronto Game Expo

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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Outdoor Skating
Guide to the Best Spots to Go Outdoor Skating in Toronto (Updated for 2025/2026 Season)

It’s officially 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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Christmas Trees
Guide to the Best Christmas Tree Farms in the GTA and Southern Ontario

There’s nothing like the smell and feel of a real Christmas tree to get you in a festive mood, especially one fresh from the farm. At some farms, you can even go into the bush and cut the tree down yourself! Whether you just want a little “Charlie Brown Tree”
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Christmas Event Guide
Christmas Event Guide for Toronto and the GTA

Hang up the mistletoe and tinsel, and start planning your family holiday schedule… it’s time to unwrap our Christmas Event Guide for Toronto and the GTA! Plus, stay tuned because there is so much holiday fun happening this year that our festive coverage will continue to grow. Especially during the
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