October
Where to Buy Halloween Treats in Toronto!
It’s time to get ready for Halloween… For some people, their first thought of Halloween is about dressing up, but for many others (especially kids), their empty tummies and zombie braaaaains go straight to chocolate and candy! Instead of your usual annual trip to the grocery store or dollar store,
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Where to Buy Halloween Costumes in Toronto
If you haven’t yet thought of a costume for Halloween, for your kids or yourself, it’s time to get busy! There are stores dedicated to the seasonal rush of finding the perfect silly inspirational get-up, but you can also do-it-yourself at the numerous vintage and thrift stores around town. Plus,
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Clay and Paper Theatre: The Night of Dread
Clay and Paper Theatre hosts The Night of Dread, an immersive, family-friendly Halloween event where the art community comes together to transform dread into collective power and celebration, including puppetry, pageantry, and music. The festival evolves over three weeks, from free hands-on workshops to a theatrical park pageant with giant
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Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG): Great Pumpkin Trail
Royal Botanical Gardens'(RBG) returns with the Great Pumpkin Trail, where families can enjoy a magical evening as they follow the candlelit glow of hundreds of jack-o’-lanterns that guide the way through the Hendrie Valley South Bridle Trail. Celebrate the wonders of the autumn season with live entertainment, pumpkin-themed activities and
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Great Lakes Philharmonic: “Symphony of Shadows”
The Great Lakes Philharmonic, a Canadian non-profit orchestra based in the Greater Toronto Area, presents the family-friendly “Symphony of Shadows” Halloween concert in time for the spooky season. Designed for audiences ages 7 and up, families can dress in costume, participate in a costume competition, and enjoy this live orchestral
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Street Eats Market: Fall Harvest Market
Street Eats Market returns with its popular Fall Harvest Market in two locations — Toronto and Hamilton — celebrating the season with harvest-inspired food and drinks, an artisanal market, live entertainment and family-friendly activities. In Toronto, Waterfront BIA joins in the fun, offering free admission for the Thanksgiving long weekend,
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Legacy Jam
Legacy Jam is a new family-friendly breakdancing event, featuring six purpose-driven experiences across three venues in a single weekend. The festival includes a free Welcome Jam with cyphers, a graffiti workshop for kids, music and good vibes, a Battle Day with a daytime Children’s Hip Hop Zone for kids 5-11,
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Toronto Transit Commission (TTC): Halloween Fest
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) returns with its Halloween Fest for families at the new location at Danforth Garage near Coxwell Station, where costumes are welcome! At this 100-year-old Edwardian-style facility, families can brave the haunted bus bay for older kids and teens (parental discretion is advised), go trick-or-treating, and
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Bronte Creek Provincial Park: Camper Halloween Weekends
Bronte Creek Provincial Park invites families to celebrate the spooky season in the great outdoors with two Camper Halloween Weekends, where campers can decorate their sites with environmentally friendly decorations, dress up and go trick-or-treating. Discovery programs offered include a Friday night drop-in at the Amphitheatre and a Saturday evening
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Miniature Enthusiasts of Toronto Annual Show
The Miniature Enthusiasts of Toronto presents their Annual Show and Sale of Fine Miniatures, welcoming miniature lovers of all ages — plus, kids under 12 are admitted free! The show features miniature dealers and artisans from across Canada, who make and sell everything you could dream of for your miniature
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