Canada’s team, the Toronto Blue Jays, is going to the World Series for the first time in 32 years!!! Not able to get a ticket to any of the home games and don’t want to pay the crazy resell prices? Instead, head to one of the local viewing parties, being
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Raw Taiko presents “Moving Between”, which combines the powerful sound of Japanese taiko drums with Korean percussion, dance, and storytelling. This vibrant performance is full of rhythm, movement, and emotion, and explores how we grow, change, and connect with each other! Raw Taiko: “Moving Between” Date: November 14-16, 2025 Time:
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Native Earth Performing Arts presents Weesageechak Begins to Dance, an annual development festival of Indigenous work, which brings creators from across Turtle Island together to showcase their art. This festival is a celebration of Indigenous theatre, dance, and multi-disciplinary works, with the theme of “Complexities and Curiosities”. Native Earth Performing
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The City of Brampton kicks off the holiday season with the Winter Lights Festival in Downtown Brampton, with free family-friendly activities for everyone to enjoy! Events include a Tree Lighting Ceremony, winter lights displays, amusement rides, food vendors, and fun giveaways and activations for the whole family. Brampton Winter Lights
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Mississauga Comic Expo features an artist alley, exhibitors, workshops, panels, cosplay, tabletop board game demonstrations, video game free-play session, presentations and featured guests. All programs are first come first serve, plus admission is free! Mississauga Comic Expo (MCX) Date: November 14-15, 2025 Time: Friday 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM, Saturday
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Niagara Falls Winter Festival of Lights is Canada’s largest FREE outdoor light festival, so get your fill of sparkle and good cheer! The festival features over three million lights along an illuminated eight-kilometre route, including both the mighty American and Canadian Horseshoe Falls, plus new this year is the Niagara
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Pumpkin parades are back for another *illuminating* year! This is a Toronto tradition where you can extend the Halloween spirit for an extra night while getting together with your neighbours to admire each other’s jack-o-lanterns. Then at the end of the evening, the pumpkins are tossed into a bin to
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Aga Khan Museum presents the 11th annual Duende International Flamenco Festival: Flamenco Reimagined, which dives into the multi-disciplinary nature of flamenco with masterclasses, family and community workshops, and four evening live dance shows. This year’s line-up of must-see evening performances blends the traditional and modern aspects of this evolving art
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Bata Shoe Museum invites visitors to celebrate the opening of their Fall exhibition, “André Perugia: A Design Legend Unveiled”, with a FREE Community Day. Explore the groundbreaking work of André Perugia, one of the 20th century’s most influential shoe designers, take a guided tour of the exhibition, put yourself on
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Brampton Music Theatre presents “The Prince of Egypt, The Musical”, a powerful musical about identity, faith, and the enduring strength of the human spirit. Moses and Ramses, raised as brothers in a palace of gold, are torn apart by a truth that will reshape their destinies, where one will reign
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