Weekend Guide Sponsored by Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Not that Victoria Day weekend has come and gone, it really feels like the busy Spring/Summer season has officially arrived! There’s different ways to join in the fun, including free festivals, sports and concerts, and much more! Speaking of the arts, do you want to learn some new dance moves? Boogie down and get your tickets to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra‘s “Let’s Dance”! The TSO always inspires and entertains young listeners, so bring the whole family for this fun hour-long matinĆ©e performance and let your spirits soar to every beat of every musical piece. Dance your way over to our Guide to the Best Family-Friendly Events in Toronto and the GTA This Weekend, May 22-24…
Things to Do in Toronto with Kids, May 22-24
āļø Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO): Let’s Dance | May 24
šRoy Thomson Hall, Toronto
Bring your whole family and get ready to boogie when the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) gets funky with “Let’s Dance”, the last concert in their Young People’s Concerts 2025/2026 season series.
ā Beeton Honey & Garden Festival | May 23
šBeeton, Town of New Tecumseth
Just a 90-minute drive from downtown Toronto, this quaint town closes its Main Street to traffic and hosts family entertainment and activities, unique vendors, and delicious food.
š¢ Doors Open Toronto | May 23-24
šVarious locations
Doors Open Toronto lets you explore many of our cityās most notable buildings and rediscover our city in a new way, all for FREE!
š Riverdale Farm: Spring Celebration | May 23
šRiverdale Farm, Toronto
Riverdale Farm hosts their free annual Spring Celebration, with farm activities including demonstrations and children’s crafts and playroom time throughout the day.
š¶ SING! The Toronto Vocal Arts Festival | Starting May 20Ā
šVarious locations
Sing along with Canadaās premier music festival featuring artists performing āa cappellaā, which means to sing without instruments.
š³ļøāš Inside Out Film Festival | Starting May 22
šTIFF Lightbox Theatre, Toronto
Inside Out Film Festival is dedicated to bringing the film community together by engaging with diverse and inclusive 2SLGBTQ+ stories.
šāāļøHer Sports Fest |Ā May 22-24
šThe Hangar Sports and Event Centre, Toronto
Her Sports Fest is a fun three-day multi-sport festival that celebrates, promotes and supports girls and women in sports!
Ā Guide to the Best Outdoor Farmersā Markets in Toronto
Summertime eating is made better by incredible produce from these outdoor Farmersā Markets all around Toronto!
š Guide to Spring and Summer Food Festivals in Toronto and the GTA
What better way to share our cityās many cultures than through a delicious party?! Chow down with help from our Guide to Spring and Summer Food Festivals in Toronto and the GTA!
š Guide to Seasonal Attractions Opening Times in Toronto and the GTA
Start making your plans to have fun this Summer! Get ready for Opening Day with our Guide to Seasonal Attractions Opening Times in Toronto and the GTA…
š³ Guide to the Best Family Parks and Playgrounds in Toronto
Our fair city is full of parks that are perfect for a family outing, so hang out with our guide to the Best Family Parks and Playgrounds in Toronto.
š¤ Guide to PRESTO Card Discounts and Deals in Toronto and the GTA
PRESTO customers can do more with their cards by getting deals, so get saving with our Guide to PRESTO Card Discounts and Deals in Toronto and the GTA!
š„¾ Guide to the Best Parks and Pathways for Hiking in Toronto
See why our city is called a “A City Within A Park”! Stroll through our list of the best parks and pathways for hiking in Toronto.
šļø Guide to Spring Markets and Craft Fairs in Toronto and the GTA
Spring Markets are blooming around town with arts & crafts and pop-up events. Itās just the right excuse to escape our winter indoor hibernation and help support local businesses, florists, artisans and crafters.
š 140+ Birthday Freebies in Toronto and the GTA
Especially in todayās economy, everyone could use a little treat now and then. So, why not make it special extra by having that treat on your birthday?!
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Is your family ready to boogie? Break out of your Winter doldrums and bounce into Spring with the Toronto Symphony OrchestraĀ (TSO) as they get funky withĀ āLetās Danceā, the last concert in theirĀ Young Peopleās ConcertsĀ 2025/2026 season series. This matinĆ©e performance features dance music from around the world, from ballet to breakdancing to bhangra. Not only that, but this interactive and energetic concert also includes a talented cast of dancers and performers accompanying the TSO, sure to thrill audiences with their beautiful costumes, stunning choreography, and eclectic melodies.
TSO Barrett Principal Education Conductor & Community Ambassador Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser conductsĀ āLetās DanceāĀ with endearing enthusiasm, inviting audiences to explore, dream, and make some noise, too! Recommended for kids aged 4ā10, music lovers young and old will be tapping their toes and dancing in their seats. Along with international music styles, the wide-ranging program includes hits from past and present, including excerpts from TchaikovskyāsĀ Swan Lake, Leonard BernsteināsĀ West Side Story, and even Bruno Marsā āUptown Funkā!
As with previous instalments of theirĀ Young Peopleās Concerts, theĀ Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) invites patrons to enjoy free activities an hour before the show! Concertgoers can try out instruments at the Instrument Discovery Zone and also have fun at the Music Playground. As a special treat for this performance, audiences can join a workshop led by the Joy of Dance Centre! Donāt miss these activities, taking place in the North Lobby at 1:00 PM ā 1:20 PM for the 1:30 PM performance, and at 3:30 PM ā 3:50 PM for the 4:00 PM show.
In addition, at this performance of theĀ Young Peopleās ConcertsĀ Series, theĀ TSOĀ offers aĀ Relaxed PerformanceĀ ofĀ āLetās Danceā. Held at 11:00 AM, this concert is designed for neurodiverse audiences and the Disability community. In fact, this flexible environment is perfect for anyone looking for a low-key theatre setting and those who prefer a more sensory-friendly experience.
What a great idea for a family outing on a fun Sunday – get your tickets here!
