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43.651883 -79.381707 | 1 Forget the weather and join the party! WinterCity is a city-wide celebration of culture, creativity and cuisine. Catch free entertainment at Nathan Phillips Square, enjoy the ever-popular… | |
43.639319 -79.383388 | 2 Toronto's Harbourfront Centre celebrates Black History Month at Kuumba - the Swahili word for creativity. Don't miss out on dance, music, art, theatre, film, storytelling and lots of other… |  |
43.734653 -79.35805 | 3 The Southern Ontario Orchid Society's Annual Orchid Show at the Toronto Botanical Garden is an exotic gardener's paradise. Displays feature thousands of flowering orchid plants arranged in… | |
43.644353 -79.386902 | 4 Canadian International Autoshow The annual Canadian International Autoshow takes place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Around 300,000 visitors ogle more than 1000 new vehicles including classics and prototypes and… | |
43.700934 -79.638822 | 5 The Outdoor Adventure Show at Toronto's International Centre has themed areas dedicated to everything from canoeing, scuba diving and mountain biking to hang gliding and mountaineering. Around… | |
43.654117 -79.392221 | 6 Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival Explore current issues of (in)justice, personal and collective struggle and human dignity at the Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival. Screenings take place in Jackman Hall at the Art… |  |
43.700934 -79.638822 | 7 Toronto's International Centre feeds the soul at the ESP Psychic Expo. There are lectures on astrology, auras and similar subjects. Consult palm and tarot card readers and gurus who attempt to… | |
43.641634 -79.389696 | 8 FIM World Championship Supercross: Toronto FIM World Championship Supercross comes to Toronto's Rogers Centre. The series combines outrageous jumps with flat-out speed, making each race a spectacular event. Crashes are almost… |  |
43.639319 -79.383388 | 9 The Natrel Skating Rink is Canada's largest artificial outdoor ice rink, open each winter at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre. Skate rentals, changing rooms, skate-sharpening facilities and hot… | |
43.651883 -79.381707 | 10 New York or Paris it ain't, but Toronto's L'Oreal Fashion Week deserves a visit for a glimpse into the next season's collections that precisely noone is going to be wearing. It is held twice… | |
43.633201 -79.41531 | 11 The annual Canada Blooms show at Toronto's Direct Energy Centre is the country's largest indoor garden show. Leading garden centres, florists, designers, educational and horticultural… |  |
43.644353 -79.386902 | 12 Fishermen, hunters, archers and other outdoor sports enthusiasts are in their element at the annual Toronto Sportsmen's Show at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Buy the latest gear, book… |  |
43.700934 -79.638822 | 13 International Home and Garden Show The International Home and Garden Show at Toronto's International Centre provides visitors with a wealth of inspiration for all aspects of home and garden improvements. Browse options for… | |
43.700934 -79.638822 | 14 The annual Toronto Wine and Cheese Show at the International Centre provides the best in fine wine, beer, whisky, cheese and speciality foods. The event is for over 19s only and hosts seminars… |  |
43.633201 -79.41531 | 15 The One of a Kind Craft Show at Toronto's Direct Energy Centre is held twice a year, in spring and at Christmas. It features hundreds of artisans from across Canada selling jewellery, pottery… |  |
43.643337 -79.377975 | 16 NHL Ice Hockey: Toronto Maple Leafs The Toronto Maple Leafs play their NHL ice hockey games at the Air Canada Centre. The regular season runs from October to April. For full details of the schedule, please visit the Maple Leafs'… | |
43.643337 -79.377975 | 17 The Toronto Raptors play their NBA basketball games at the Air Canada Centre. The regular season runs from late October until April. Please visit the Raptors' website for full details of all… | |
43.634863 -79.413771 | 18 Let neighbouring New York get all the fashionistas' attention and instead head to The Clothing Show at Toronto's Exhibition Place for some truly unique fashion. Held twice-yearly, the fair… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 19 Toronto hosts the biggest trade convention in gay and lesbian travel, the IGLTA Annual Convention. | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 20 Salut Toronto Wine & Food Festival Foodies and wine connoisseurs are in their element with top-quality wine tastings, special restaurant deals and other city-wide events at the Salut Toronto Wine & Food Festival. Taste the… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 21 Inside Out - Toronto Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival The Inside Out Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival features screenings throughout the city. The festival aims to show the full diversity of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transsexual… |  |
43.655938 -79.379786 | 22 Held in various Canadian towns throughout May and June, the RBC desiFEST celebrates South Asian music and culture. The Toronto event features live music, contemporary and traditional dancers… | |
43.652941 -79.397932 | 23 Pedestrian Sundays at Kensington Market Also known simply as the PS, Kensington Market's Pedestrian Sundays take place on the last Sunday of the month from May to October. Artists, musicians and performers fill the car-free streets… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 24 Contact - Toronto Photography Festival Over 200 venues in Toronto take part in the Contact photography festival throughout the month of May every year. See high-profile public installations and exhibitions in commercial and public… |  |
43.663214 -79.390683 | 25 Muhtadi International Drumming Festival Brace yourselves for three unforgettable days at the Muhtadi International Drumming Festival, held in Toronto's Queen's Park. Musicians attend from all over the world, creating a joyous… | |
43.646105 -79.385548 | 26 The Roy Thomson Hall stages the Toronto branch of the annual lecture series for women, Unique Lives & Experiences. Hear inspirational messages from top figures in politics, media and the arts… | |
27 Held in Toronto's eponymous neighbourhood, the Bloor-Yorkville Festival is an outdoor event featuring live music, shopping and a foodie get-together with the city's best chefs preparing… |  | |
43.618451 -79.369095 | 28 Waterfront Blues is absolutely free, but that doesn't stop it from being top-notch. The event showcases Canadian and international blues talent in Woodbine Park, its brand-new location by… |  |
43.64926 -79.37183 | 29 Calling all dogs and their loving owners, Toronto's Woofstock is North America's largest outdoor canine festival. Browse through dozens of stalls selling everything for your pooch, from… |  |
30 Taste of Little Italy transforms the entire neighbourhood into a congenial market piazza complete with food stalls, street entertainment and children's activities. Savour a veal parmigiana… | ||
43.747915 -79.475168 | 31 Held in Toronto's Downsview Park, Edgefest is the brainchild of a popular local rock radio station. It boasts an impeccable line-up made up of celebrated international and home-grown rock… | |
43.767911 -79.412613 | 32 Don't know your organic from your toxic? Then head to Toronto's EcoSavvy Festival, held in Mel Lastman Square, which helps consumers "screen through the green". Food sampling, an eco-fashion… | |
33 Big on Bloor turns a great chunk of Bloor Street West into a festive, car-free space for a day. This is one of Canada's longest street festivals, with more than 100,000 people enjoying the… | ||
34 Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival The Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival is a mammoth celebration of sports and culture. The lush greenery of the city's islands provides the perfect setting for this race, which is… |  | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 35 NXNE - North by Northeast Music & Film Festival Hailed as the main gathering for indie filmmakers, producers, musicians and their followers, Toronto's NXNE takes place at over 30 live music venues and cinemas across the city. The event also… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 36 The annual Worldwide Short Film Festival features screenings at venues around Toronto and presents awards for the best Canadian, international, experimental and documentary shorts. | |
43.656501 -79.434049 | 37 Delightfully bohemian, the Cooking Fire Theatre Festival celebrates food, theatre and public space. Each evening, hosts lead audiences throughout the park to view performances, then present… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 38 Held within Toronto's Pride Week (which lasts ten days), Dyke Day is for women only. Along Church and Wood Streets, ladies are invited to party till dawn, with guest DJs, live music and a… | |
43.652941 -79.397932 | 39 Pedestrian Sundays at Kensington Market Also known simply as the PS, Kensington Market's Pedestrian Sundays take place on the last Sunday of the month from May to October. Artists, musicians and performers fill the car-free streets… | |
43.655918 -79.380898 | 40 Multicultural Canada Day Festival Canada Day can be celebrated throughout the country, but this colourful Multicultural Canada Day Festival is certainly worth catching. Held on Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square, the free festival… | |
43.653855 -79.582854 | 41 The smell of succulent ribs and the promise of fresh beer attract over 100,000 visitors each year to Toronto's Ribfest. There is also an arts and crafts show, live music, rides for the kids… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 42 Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival The Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival is a world renowned event and consistently attracts a worthy array of stars. The main stage is in a 1000-seat marquee erected in Nathan Philips Square, and… |  |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 43 Toronto's gay, lesbian, transsexual and queer community turn out in style for Toronto Pride, bringing a million people to the lakeside city in an atmosphere of tolerance and freedom. Fantastic… |  |
43.575386 -79.560358 | 44 For four nights every year the Festival of Fire international on-water fireworks competition, choreographed to music, lights up the sky over Toronto's Lake Ontario, dazzling around two million… |  |
45 Toronto's Corso Italia Festival Toronto's Corso Italia holds its annual street festival, giving people the chance to enjoy the food and culture of this colourful neighbourhood. More than 30 bands perform live on street… |  | |
43.678741 -79.409124 | 46 Casa Loma Renaissance Festival Casa Loma becomes a 16th-century village during its Renaissance Festival, complete with entertainment, food, costumed characters and the court of King Henry. Watch hawks circle overhead, be… | |
43.6666 -79.4166 | 47 Audiences of over 50,000 people and theatre companies from Ontario, across Canada and beyond stamp the Toronto Fringe Festival onto the North American fringe circuit. There are endless drama… |  |
43.634863 -79.413771 | 48 Canada's largest annual sporting event, the Honda Indy Toronto is held at Exhibition Place every July, drawing an international field of world-class drivers. | |
49 Toronto's only festival of traditional and contemporary Métis arts takes place at the Black Creek Pioneer Village. Visitors can watch artisans at work, taste traditional foods, hear… | ||
43.6666 -79.4166 | 50 First Take International Student Film Festival The largest student film event in North America, Toronto's First Take International Student Film Festival showcases a range of movies from students across the globe. For full programme… |
