The weekend is here and boy are we ready for it. Is there ever a weekend that rolls around that we’re not excited to enjoy? We’re not sure. Anyway, this weekend is set to be one for the book. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and life is good.
Here are 10 things to do at home and around Toronto this weekend.
This virtual film festival is perfect for all you cinema nerds. Just long on to enjoy tons of shorts, features, and industry talks this weekend. It’s a fabulous way to get acquainted with the independent movie scene.
Where: Check it out online
When: Friday, March 26th – Sunday, March 28th
Looking for an art gallery that isn’t shut down because of the pandemic? Look no further. This virtual gallery is safe to explore from home. You can peruse amazing works at your leisure all weekend long.
Where: Check it out online
When: Running all weekend
If you’re sick of your same old walking route, try a new one with these amazing self-guided tours. You just download an app and listen to loads of history and info on some of Toronto’s favourite spots. There are tons of different routes to choose from so get out there and explore.
Where: Check out a ton online
When: All weekend
Your inner foodie is in for a treat this weekend thanks to this amazing event. The socially-distanced food truck market is great for getting your hands on some grub the safe way. Just pull up, place your order, and indulge.
Where: 4258 Bloor St W
When: Saturday, March 27th & Sunday, March 28th
Speaking of foodies, this takeout item is a must-try. It’s a creation in collaboration between Patois and Bar Mignonette, and it’s bringing loads of delicious night market flavours. It’ll only be available for a limited time though, so make sure you don’t miss out!
Where: Order yours online
When: Saturday, March 27th
If you’re looking for a little extra cash, this TikTok account may be the one for you. The online personality is hiding wads of money all over the city for folks like you to find. Just give the account a follow to make sure you don’t miss the next drop.
Where: Check it out online
When: Any day of the weekend
This activity is fun for the whole family and it’s for a good cause. The Mississauga Food Bank invites you to participate in their Can You Find It? Scavenger Hunt. With the easy instructions they’ve provided online, you can spend an afternoon following clues, hunting down goods, and donating to a great cause.
Where: Check it out at mississaugafoodbank.org
When: Any day of the weekend
Most of us are pumped about spring, but if you’re hoping to hold on to a little bit of winter this is the place for you. One of Toronto’s top patios, The Porch, has a synthetic rink available for you to enjoy. Glide on the “ice,” have a cocktail or two, and marvel at some insane city views.
Where: The Porch, 250 Adelaide St W
When: Open all weekend
Okay, back to spring. To celebrate the change of the season, Canadian Tire has set up an insane art piece at The Bentway. It’s a giant hunk of ice that is melting to reveal the new season. You’ve got to see this thing in person to really appreciate it.
Where: The Bentway, 250 Fort York Blvd
When: Any day of the weekend
There are some mixed reviews about the patio reopenings in the city. But as long as you feel safe with a visit, there are loads of delicious spots to enjoy. No matter what type of cuisine you’re craving, Toronto’s patios have got you covered.
Where: Check out our favourites here
When: Any day of the weekend
Have a great weekend, Toronto!
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