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Happy weekend, Toronto! A chill is in the air and the city is gearing up for another amazing few days. It’s time to get out of the house and have fun – these are 16 of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend.
Prepare for spooky season!
Horror Hallways Toronto is a “terrifying, seemingly never-ending maze of horror,” that is opening this weekend.
The mazes are marked as very scary with live actors, so if you’re easily spooked just be warned!
The cost per person is $19.99 and you must be 18+ to attend.
When: Friday, September 27th – Sunday, September 29th
Where: 2463 Royal Windsor Drive
Cost: $19.99 per person
Experience over 250 home vendors and experts all in one place.
The Fall Home Show is the perfect place to plan your next renovation or get the home you already love ready for the new season.
Tickets are available here.
When: Friday, September 27th – Sunday, September 29th
Where: Enercare Centre, 100 Princes’ Blvd
Cost: $15 per person
The Jays season is wrapping up and they’re showing the fans some love.
From Friday – Sunday throughout the ballpark there will be a variety of fun games and activities for fans of all ages, plus chances to win premium prizes.
When: Friday, September 27th – Sunday, September 29th
Where: Rogers Centre, 1 Blue Jays Way
Cost: $25+ per ticket to game
KAYTRANADA is at Bud Stage on Friday night and it’s sure to be a vibe.
Tickets haven’t sold out yet – grab yours here.
When: Friday, September 27th at 7:00 PM
Where: Budweiser Stage, 909 Lake Shore Blvd W
Cost: $81.50+ per ticket
Polka music, authentic Schuhplattler dancers, German rock and cover bands, an Oktoberfest cabaret show, appearances by the one and only HEINO, DJs, contests, games, food and beer – what more could you want?
This two-day celebration is going to be amazing and all are encouraged to dress the part. Tickets are available here.
When: Friday, September 27th & Saturday, September 28th
Where: Downsview Airport Lands, 30 Hanover Rd
Cost: $40 per ticket
In honour of Thanksgiving in Canada and to mark the beginning of the Canadian premiere production of the Broadway comedy, The Thanksgiving Play, 500 FREE turkeys are being given away in Toronto.
The frozen turkeys will be given away on a first-come first-served basis at the CAA Theatre – get there early!
When: Saturday, September 28th starting at 11:00 AM
Where: CAA Theatre, 651 Yonge St
Cost: Free
This formal black-tie event will have a lively cocktail reception where guests can mingle, network, and enjoy a delicious selection of appetizers and drinks to be followed by a 3-course dinner, live entertainment throughout the evening, live music, dance & afterparty!
All the proceeds from this event will benefit McMaster Children’s Hospital and you can get tickets here.
When: Saturday, September 28th starting at 5:30 PM
Where: King Edward Hotel, 37 King St E
Cost: $350+ per ticket
The pop princess herself is in Toronto this weekend!
Tickets are still available here.
When: Saturday, September 28th at 6:30 PM
Where: Budweiser Stage, 909 Lake Shore Blvd W
Cost: $70.21+ per ticket
Head over to Sorauren Park on Saturday night for a free outdoor movie double header!
“Paddington 2” and “Yes Man” will play back to back starting at 7:15 PM.
When: Saturday, September 28th starting at 7:15 PM
Where: Sorauren Park, 289 Sorauren Ave
Cost: Free
Get ready to laugh out loud Toronto!
Comedian Tom Segura is coming to the city and if you’ve never seen him before, this is your chance to.
Tickets start at $67 and be purchased here.
When: Saturday, September 28th at 7:30 PM
Where: Scotiabank Arena, 11 Bay St
Cost: $67+ per ticket
If you love all things vintage then this is the stop for you this weekend!
Vintage clothing from the 1920s -1980 will be for sale including, handbags, jewelry and accessories.
When: Saturday, September 28th & Sunday, September 29th
Where: Queen Elizabeth Building at Exhibition Place, 180 Princes’ Blvd
Cost: $15 per ticket
This fun fair featuring larger-than-life pumpkin sculptures, dozens of photo ops, pumpkin houses and a village inside of a candy forest all made with over 25,000 REAL pumpkins is open for the season.
Pumpkinville has free admission while the Nights of Lights costs 20.99 per adult or $15.99 per child.
When: Saturday, September 28th & Sunday, September 29th (runs until end of October)
Where: Sherway Gardens, 25 The West Mall
Cost: Free – $20.99
This pop-up market is in support of Asian-owned businesses!
Enjoy a selection of unique handmade products such as jewelry, clothing, home decor and art.
When: Sunday, September 29th from 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Where: 218 Merton St
Cost: Free
Yep! It’s what it sounds like.
Garlic Fest is taking over Spadina Road between Davenport Road & Dupont Street and will feature all things garlic from dishes to baked goods!
When: Sunday, September 29th from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Where: Spadina Road between Davenport Road & Dupont St
Cost: Free
According to Evergreen Brick Works, “This festival celebrates the powerful connection between food and nostalgia.”
Think of the comfort food you crave and love and get ready to enjoy it all in one place!
There will be two free Shuttle Buses running to and from Broadview Station at the Tastes of Home Festival and a full vendors list can be found here.
When: Sunday, September 29th from 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Where: Evergreen Brick Works, 550 Bayview Ave
Cost: Free
Kensington Market comes alive on Sundays until October 29th!
Enjoy music, street vendors, food and more as you roam the streets of Toronto’s funkiest neighbourhood.
When: Sunday, September 29th starting at 1:00 PM
Where: Kensington Market
Cost: Free
Enjoy all these things to do this weekend and have an amazing few days, Toronto.
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