Starting May 1, general admission to all 10 Toronto History Museums is permanently free to provide everyone an opportunity to fully participate in cultural heritage and spaces. This
Drive-In Theatres are open again! Visit one of these true classics for a family night out that will go down in the memory books, or better yet make it a regular tradition! You’ll find theatres within 45 minutes to an hour and half from the GTA and are open Spring through Fall.
Located at Treetop Trekking’s Hamilton and Stouffville locations, Treewalk Villages are the perfect March Break activity for families looking for a change of scenery, and a safe way to stay active
Toronto is a true centre of Canadian culture, with a vibrant art, sports and heritage scene. With a huge choice of things to do and places to see on your visit to Canada’s most populous and arguably most cosmopolitan city, it can be tough to narrow down where to go on your trip!
From winter patios and skiing to unique exhibitions, Waterloo Region offers great ways to embrace the season! With plenty of outdoor activities, unique exhibits and a vibrant and
Toronto’s newest big attraction, Little Canada, has opened its doors at long last; giants and little ones alike can satisfy their wanderlust by visiting Canada’s striking landscapes and intricate landmarks by simply heading to downtown Toronto.
See the world from a bug’s-eye view! Temporarily on exhibit at the Ontario Science Center, Bug Lab is an immersive and interactive world that teaches kids all about
Halloween is around the corner and many parents are wondering what safe activities are available for their children to participate in this year. While many experiences may be
With so many spooky activities in one place, Kingston makes a great area to check out over the Halloween weekend. We’ve rounded up some of Kingston’s infamously haunted places and family friendly experiences worth checking out if you are in the area.
Dozens of Halloween-themed activities throughout October The communities of Elora and Fergus are making sure the pandemic doesn’t put a damper on anyone’s Halloween spirit this fall. The
Rows and rows of tall corn fields spread across Ontario every fall means yummy sweet buttered corn for dinner and hot corn on the cob at fall festivals
There isn’t a better time to enjoy the hidden gems of Ontario Even as Ontario begins to re-open, restrictions remain on international travel and vacations. After more than
Late July through to September is peach season in Ontario. You can buy local fresh peaches from farmers’ markets and even your local grocer. But a lot more
A selfie-lover’s paradise is about to bloom in picturesque Elora! Sunflowers of Elora – a festival celebrating one of the most photographed plants on social media – kicks
As early as late July and continuing into September you can enjoy the warm yellow glow of sunflowers in bloom all across Ontario. What used to be a
Gie it laldy! The Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games is celebrating its 75th Anniversary 2.021 on the weekend of August 13 to 15, 2021.
Ready with a lineup of captivating exhibitions and fascinating galleries, ROM counts down the days to reopening.
What could make a better family day trip than spending an afternoon with the kids outdoors, supporting local farmers and heading home with some delicious, sweet homegrown strawberries!
For the first time in over a year, world-class acrobatic theatre company, The 7 Fingers, will perform to live audiences in Toronto in Together Apart Summer Cirque. From The Concierge
Welcome back! After all the closures we’ve had to announce, it’s a pleasure to be able to share with our readers news about family attractions reopening across the
Starting May 1, general admission to all 10 Toronto History Museums is permanently free to provide everyone an opportunity to fully participate in cultural heritage and spaces. This is
Drive-In Theatres are open again! Visit one of these true classics for a family night out that will go down in the memory books, or better yet make it a regular tradition! You’ll find theatres within 45 minutes to an hour and half from the GTA and are open Spring through Fall.
Located at Treetop Trekking’s Hamilton and Stouffville locations, Treewalk Villages are the perfect March Break activity for families looking for a change of scenery, and a safe way to stay active and
Toronto is a true centre of Canadian culture, with a vibrant art, sports and heritage scene. With a huge choice of things to do and places to see on your visit to Canada’s most populous and arguably most cosmopolitan city, it can be tough to narrow down where to go on your trip!
From winter patios and skiing to unique exhibitions, Waterloo Region offers great ways to embrace the season! With plenty of outdoor activities, unique exhibits and a vibrant and innovative
Toronto’s newest big attraction, Little Canada, has opened its doors at long last; giants and little ones alike can satisfy their wanderlust by visiting Canada’s striking landscapes and intricate landmarks by simply heading to downtown Toronto.
See the world from a bug’s-eye view! Temporarily on exhibit at the Ontario Science Center, Bug Lab is an immersive and interactive world that teaches kids all about the
Halloween is around the corner and many parents are wondering what safe activities are available for their children to participate in this year. While many experiences may be too
With so many spooky activities in one place, Kingston makes a great area to check out over the Halloween weekend. We’ve rounded up some of Kingston’s infamously haunted places and family friendly experiences worth checking out if you are in the area.
Dozens of Halloween-themed activities throughout October The communities of Elora and Fergus are making sure the pandemic doesn’t put a damper on anyone’s Halloween spirit this fall. The scenic
Rows and rows of tall corn fields spread across Ontario every fall means yummy sweet buttered corn for dinner and hot corn on the cob at fall festivals but
There isn’t a better time to enjoy the hidden gems of Ontario Even as Ontario begins to re-open, restrictions remain on international travel and vacations. After more than 15
Late July through to September is peach season in Ontario. You can buy local fresh peaches from farmers’ markets and even your local grocer. But a lot more fun,
A selfie-lover’s paradise is about to bloom in picturesque Elora! Sunflowers of Elora – a festival celebrating one of the most photographed plants on social media – kicks off
As early as late July and continuing into September you can enjoy the warm yellow glow of sunflowers in bloom all across Ontario. What used to be a pretty
Gie it laldy! The Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games is celebrating its 75th Anniversary 2.021 on the weekend of August 13 to 15, 2021.
Ready with a lineup of captivating exhibitions and fascinating galleries, ROM counts down the days to reopening.
What could make a better family day trip than spending an afternoon with the kids outdoors, supporting local farmers and heading home with some delicious, sweet homegrown strawberries!
For the first time in over a year, world-class acrobatic theatre company, The 7 Fingers, will perform to live audiences in Toronto in Together Apart Summer Cirque. From The Concierge Club,
Welcome back! After all the closures we’ve had to announce, it’s a pleasure to be able to share with our readers news about family attractions reopening across the province.
Kids Events and Fun Things To Do in Toronto, York Region, Peel, Durham, Halton, Simcoe County and Southern Ontario for Families.
