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Photo: sciencenorth on Instagram   Ontario has some amazing museums for curious minds looking to explore the past and the present. These museums feature magnificent art, ancient artifacts, and interactive exhibits for people of all ages to expand their knowledge and delve into history. Museums are a particularly great activity for rainy summer days, which […]

As the weather starts to change, there is no denying that winter is well on its way, and it’s officially time to embrace the glory of the season, with hot cocoa, festive attractions and colourful lights. If you have a special someone in out life, it is the perfect time to spark a passionate romance as Toronto transforms into a spectacular winter wonderland.

Although September is certainly a month that spells out back to school and back to business, there’s still plenty of fun for those of us based in Toronto. Whether you’re an aspiring comedian or an avid reader, the city offers a cultural or artistic event for just about everyone this month.  

Toronto International Film Festival will be taking place again from September 7th-17th, which makes Toronto a hot spot for celebrity sightings.  It’s a week dedicated to showcasing interesting films from all over the world. This year, the festival is slated to bring Hollywood stars like Priyanka Chopra, Emma Stone and Idris Elba to Toronto.  If you’re looking to catch some of your favourite stars around Toronto, then check out some of these spots around the downtown area of the 6ix. 

Whether you are graduating high school or university, many Canadian students can agree the best way to celebrate this achievement is by taking a trip. Between exams, final assignments and figuring out what comes next, a fun-filled getaway is in order.

To help make your New Year’s Eve painless, we’ve rounded up our top picks for parties and events taking place on December 31st. From classy affairs to unconventional activities, Toronto has no shortage of NYE events that will make the holiday (dare we say?) enjoyable.

As the end of October approaches, it’s time to move on from the heartfelt sentiments of Thanksgiving and prepare to get spooked. This Halloween, there’s no shortage of eerie events to help you celebrate the most frightening time of the year. Whether you want to scare yourself silly or enjoy some family-friendly fun, there’s sure to be an event perfect for your spooktastic needs. Take a break from trick or treating by visiting a haunted house or interacting with the dead – the choice is yours.

For foodies wanting to expand their palates and are craving to explore different tastes, kick off the New Year with some mouthwatering cuisines and fine-dining experience at this year’s Winterlicious. The annual culinary event launches on January 29 and runs until February 11 to celebrate Toronto’s thriving food scene. Sample different dishes from over 200 of Toronto’s top restaurants and sip on a glass of white wine with a couple of friends or a loved one for a romantic night out.