October
Kortright Centre for Conservation: Kreepy Kortright
Celebrate Halloween with spooky activities at Kortright Centre for Conservation with their Kreepy Kortright event. Fun for families with children 10 and under, find Halloween activities, discover a haunted house, go on a frightening forest walk, hang around a bonfire and more. Kortright Centre for Conservation: Kreepy Kortright Date: October
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Markham Museum: ScaryFest
Join the Markham Museum with their 25-acre site transformed into a ghoulishly grand Halloween town at ScaryFest, where you and your little ghouls and goblins can enjoy crafts, games, trackless train, live science shows, and more! A family event perfect for kids 10 and under, feel free to come in costume
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Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages
Have a safe and fun Halloween this year at free Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages, where all kids and parents, with and without disabilities, can enjoy an accessible and inclusive trick-or-treating experience that makes inclusion the sweetest part. This year, they are hosting Halloween events across Canada for all kids, including
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T.Y.T. Theatre: “Disney’s The Little Mermaid”
T.Y.T. Theatre presents “Disney’s The Little Mermaid”, performed live at the Randolph Theatre and featuring all your favourite songs! Journey to an under-water magical kingdom with Ariel and her fishy friends “Under the Sea” and be swept away by songs from the film as well as new ones written by
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Tastes of South East Asia: Lantern Festival
Tastes of South East Asia hosts the Lantern Festival at Celebration Square in Mississauga, a cultural celebration with glowing lanterns and unforgettable experiences, featuring the art & culture, and cuisines of South East Asia. This free two-day event includes a range of engaging activities such as kids’ entertainment, live music,
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Young People’s Theatre (YPT): “Where the Wild Things Are”
Max and the Wild Things roar back to Young People’s Theatre (YPT) in the interactive play “Where the Wild Things Are”, based on the beloved children’s book by Maurice Sendak. When Max transforms his bedroom into an exotic jungle, he is crowned king of the magical creatures and must make
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City of Toronto: City Hall Live
The City of Toronto’s City Hall Live returns this year as a free, family-friendly event with a full music festival at Ontario Place’s Trillium Park, including a DJ, and live samba, reggae and salsa. This fun-filled day and evening features live music, dance lessons, and entertainment, plus an onsite bar,
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Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball
Experience basketball history come to life at the Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball exhibition at Harbourfront Centre, featuring augmented reality. This exhibit is a celebration of Toronto’s passion for basketball and the stories of legendary players who changed the game, where you can even custom design your own jersey. Home
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Village at Black Creek: Thanksgiving Fun
Celebrate Thanksgiving Fun with a crisp and cozy visit at the Village at Black Creek to take part in fun and flavourful fall activities in a rustic log cabin surrounded by vibrant fall colours. Activities include old-fashioned tasks including making butter, dipping candles, preserving apples and more crafts, then eating
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The Bentway: Sun/Shade
This summer, The Bentway invites visitors to meet under the Gardiner Expressway with their season-long arts program “Sun/Shade”! This new summer program of free public art and gatherings brings artists, designers, and researchers together to explore ideas about sun and shade so cities can adapt to rising temperatures and create
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