Dec. 16–18: See return of A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol is back as a staged reading at the Campbell House Museum, 160 Queen St. W., for a three-day run.
Read moreA Christmas Carol is back as a staged reading at the Campbell House Museum, 160 Queen St. W., for a three-day run.
Read moreThe Cabbagetown BIA is hosting Holiday in the Patch on Dec. 4, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the corners of Parliament and Carlton streets.
Read moreThe Royal Ontario Museum is unveiling Dawn of Life, the new gallery that explores early life on Earth and four billion years of evolution.
Read moreThe eighth instalment in the Toronto Railway Museum’s lecture series present “George Paginton: Life and Work” online on Nov. 18 at 8 p.m.
Read more“Spaced Out: 50 Years of the Merril Collection” showcases some of the strange and wonderful things held by TPL’s Merril Collection.
Read moreMore than 50 artists with disabilities will be presented through the Dis/Play project at three locations in Toronto from Nov.
Read moreThe Great Canadian Sci Fi Film Festival is showing 17 science fiction films from around the world in two-and-a-half hours on Nov. 5.
Read moreEcoFair Toronto is back online for the second year with four days full of virtual engagement and events for all ages.
Read moreThe F8 Photography Collective Exhibition celebrates its 12th year with its 21st exhibition of images, “Abstracts and Abstractions.”
Read moreToronto and its partners are hosting online events and workshops to help residents reduce the amount of waste going to landfill.
Read moreThe city is once again seeking Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions to help inspire local green projects.
Read moreThe city’s Awakenings program of art by Black, Indigenous and artists of colour is projecting art on Toronto History Museum sites.
Read moreYou can join explore St. James Town with Heritage Toronto on an in-person walking tour, starting at the Rekai Family Parkette.
Read moreYou can join explore St. James Town with Heritage Toronto on an in-person walking tour, starting at the Rekai Family Parkette.
Read moreThis fall marks the return of regular recreation programming for Toronto, where COVID-19 has impacted programming since March 2020.
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