TORONTO & GTA
SINCE 2026
SINCE 2026
Toronto's all-night contemporary art festival. 70+ installations, projections and performances across the city. 20th anniversary edition.
A 2KM haunted trail through the castle grounds and tunnels. Spooky season's big one.
Month-long experiential pop-up from Rethink Breast Cancer: 25 for 25 Collection shop, workshops, fitness classes, and community events. General drop-in open to the public.
40+ local makers with handmade and vintage goods, in the Brick Works pavilion.
The Saturday farmers' market in the North building — local produce, baked goods, flowers. The South Market food hall is open all day next door.
Admission is free for everyone on Sundays. Four galleries of footwear history — 4,500 years of shoes, from ancient sandals to sneakers.
Floor 1 is always free. The whole museum is free on Free First Friday Nights (5–9 pm) and TD Community Sundays (10 am–5 pm), in the first full weekend of the month.
Contemporary art on the waterfront. Admission is free all year, for every exhibition and program. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays, and briefly closed for installation until Oct 24, 2026.
Two galleries on the St. George campus — the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery in Hart House and the Art Centre in University College. Open to the public, and admission is always free.
Year-round Saturday farmers' market run by The Stop Community Food Centre — Ontario produce and prepared food. Outdoors May–October, indoors November–April.
The Science Centre's interim downtown home while its new Ontario Place site is built (the Don Mills building closed in 2024): KidSpark, the Innovation Station and the Space Deck inside Harbourfront Centre. Note: temporarily closed October 5–19, 2026 for Harbourfront Centre maintenance, and the Space Deck is closed on some surrounding dates with reduced $10 admission.