Toronto, Ontario Area Calendar of Events

Fans of hip-hop, soulful R&B and the underground scene of urban music will definitely want to look into the Toronto Urban Music Festival.

Fans of hip-hop, soulful R&B and the underground scene of urban music will definitely want to look into the Toronto Urban Music Festival.

This two-day international event, the Annual Toronto International KiteFest, is held at Milliken District Park, McCowan and Steeles, Scarborough, Ontario.

Anyone looking for fun and excitement this spring should look into visiting Toronto, ON.

Woofstock is the largest outdoor festival for dogs and features a variety of fun and exciting events The event will be held from 10AM to 6PM in the St.

The Historic Distillery District is always a popular stop for visitors when in Toronto, ON, but during the Distillery Blues Festival, it is a can't miss destination.

Come out and enjoy Canada Day at Downsview Park this year!

Celebrate Canada's 139th birthday with a spectacular celebration featuring fireworks and some of Canada's best musical acts.

Street festival along Yonge Street, the longest street in the world, has five party stops and barrels of fun.

The Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival is Toronto's single largest theatre festival, featuring over 130 unique shows from Canada and around the world!

Celebrate diversity through food with over 60 Toronto restaurants serving up culturally specific delicacies at Summerlicious in Downtown Toronto, Ontario.

During the Beaches International Jazz Festival Week more than 50 performers will light up the city of Toronto with exceptional displays of music prowess.

Jazz, dance, Latin rhythm invade the Historic Distillery District with the country's up-and-coming artists.

One of the largest fairs in North America, the CNE hosts more than 700 exhibits, rides, attractions and more.

The Canadian National Exhibition will be held in the acclaimed Exhibition Place.

Canadian National Exhibition is the largest fair in Canada featuring many different events, activities and attractions, including carnival rides, live entertainment, gambling, and much more!

Past festivals have included great dining, a "golf day", Ukrainian entertainment, and a parade.

From the old architecture of Casa Loma to the sleek design of CN Tower, Toronto, ON's skyline present a wide array of beauty that spans the ages, and you can enjoy its skyline and sites during Labor Day Weekend.

More than 300 films will be presented to the eager public during the Toronto International Film Festival, offering a tremendous amount of films that will spark anybody's interest.

 Those looking for an all out conglomeration of artistic talent will find the Junction Arts Festival to be more than satisfactory.

Last year's Toronto Waterfront Marathon raised over $400,000 for charity, and held 9,007 participants.

One of the largest fairs in North America, the CNE hosts more than 700 exhibits, rides, attractions and more.

The Canadian National Exhibition will be held in the acclaimed Exhibition Place.

Canadian National Exhibition is the largest fair in Canada featuring many different events, activities and attractions, including carnival rides, live entertainment, gambling, and much more!

Past festivals have included great dining, a "golf day", Ukrainian entertainment, and a parade.

Spend your Columbus Day in the spectacular Canadian city of Toronto.

From finding the best turkey to consuming various types of pumpkin pie, you can enjoy all the traditions of Thanksgiving in Toronto, ON while exploring the city and its attractions.

As the largest event of its kind in Canada, the Toronto Marathon is a great place to come and test your endurance amidst the beauty of  Canada.

Enjoy a wide variety of activities and festivities at what many refer to as the countriest festival around at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, Ontario.

The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair features a variety of competition centered around agriculture, horticulture, livestock, and equestrian sports, for a varied time of entertainment in Toronto.

Since 1905 Toronto has been putting on its Santa Claus Parade and the festivities have only grown better with time.

This Christmas, do something different by vacationing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and experience the Canadian fashion of celebrating the special holiday.

First Night festivities are broken into three days.

Resting upon the shores of Lake Ontario, the largest city in Canada provides an illustrious backdrop for a Valentine's Day vacation that will bring magic into your relationship.

Spend an amazing Valentine's Day in the beautiful city of Toronto.