The Royal Ontario Museum is the biggest, most popular museum in Canada!  You must see it in person to truly appreciate all that it offers. Along with displaying art, history and cultural pieces in various galleries, they also offer interactive programming to enhance your experience. Young explorers get to handle
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The Toronto Zoo is Canada’s largest zoo and has been a long-standing favourite of families across the country, and for good reason! A day at the zoo perfectly blends fun, learning and activity for all ages. There are four main pavilions to visit, which are home to animals from around
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The ultimate underwater adventure awaits your family at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada in the heart of downtown Toronto. It features nine unique galleries that showcase both Canadian and exotic aquatic animals. In total, there are over 20,000 creatures under their roof! Not to mention that they are home to North
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto at Vaughan Mills is a must-visit for families with young kids in the GTA. LEGOLAND provides the ultimate indoor playground for kids ages 3 to 10, with interactive activities that spark creativity and promote fun. Fill your visit with brick building, car racing, amusement rides and
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Illuminarium Toronto is an immersive entertainment venue opening its first Canadian location at the Distillery District, in collaboration with Toronto-based immersive contents creators Secret Location. “SPACE: A Journey to the Moon and Beyond” is a continuing production that blasts visitors to outer space with a breathtaking rocket launch to the
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Even on those days when the weather isn’t ideal, kids still need to get their pent-up energy out so indoor play places are just what’s needed. Plus, parents are able to supervise their kids even when they take a moment to catch their breath! From little to large, and spread
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Aga Khan Museum’s “Light: Visionary Perspectives” explores light’s multifaceted impact through contemporary installations by prominent international and Canadian artists. Delving into the ways light shapes history and continues to influence our perceptions and understanding of the world, the installations illustrate various physical properties and symbolisms of light, from mesmerizing mirrored
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The critically-acclaimed “The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show” returns to *chew the scenery* at Toronto’s Al Green Theatre. This family-friendly play features a menagerie of 75 lovable puppets as it faithfully adapts various Eric Carle stories, such as “Brown Bear, Brown Bear”, “10 Little Rubber Ducks”, and “The Very Lonely Firefly”.
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Downsview Park hosts Foffy’s Wonderland, a touring show with a fantastical light display with inflatable attractions, amusement facilities, artistic performances, food markets and more. This pop-up light paradise provides unforgettable memories for all ages, including thrilling inflatable courses, and mesmerizing light displays. Downsview Park: Foffy’s Wonderland When: June 26 —
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The Bentway features plenty of opportunities for family fun this summer with their Softer City Summer Program, with a full season of public art, workshops and recreation, running from May to October! Weekly Drawing Socials When: Weekly on Wednesdays, June 5-September 25 Come with friends to the Bentway Studio on
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