Even though we’ve made it to April, it still feels like we are mid-winter. That’s okay because we are still holding out hope for warm weather soon. Lucky for us, it’s a long weekend and no matter how much time you end up getting off, it’s necessary to get outside and embrace Spring. Here are some fun and free activities to get you outta the house:
Location: The Beaches
Date: February 18th, 2018 to April 1st, 2018
Ticket Prices: FREE
Location: Art Gallery of Ontario
Date: March 3, 2018 to May 27, 2018
Ticket Prices: ONLY ONLY
– Adults: $30
– Seniors: $26.50
– Post Secondary Students/ Children (ages 17 and under): $21.50
Location: Theatre Centre (1115 Queen St West)
Date: March 16, 2018 – April 1, 2018
Ticket Prices: ONLY ONLY
– Adults: $40
– Seniors: $30
– Matinées: $25 // Previews: $20
Location: Allan Gardens Park and Conservatory
Date: March 25, 2018 – April 29, 2018
Ticket Prices: FREE
Location: Left Field Brewery (36 Wagstaff Drive)
Date: March 30th
Ticket Prices: FREE admission
Location: Enercare Centre – Exhibition Place (100 Princess Blvd)
Date: March 28, 2018 to April 1, 2018
Ticket Prices
– Adults: $15
– Seniors/Youth (13-17): $7.50
– Children (12 & under): free
Location: Toronto Zoo
Date: March 30, 2018 to May 2, 2018
Ticket Prices:
– Members: FREE
– Adults: $23.00
– Seniors: $18.00
– Children (ages 12 and under): $14.00
Location: Multiple Locations
Date: March 30, 2018 to May 2, 2018
Ticket Prices:
– Adults: $49.00
– Children: $35.00
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We love our wonderful city, but Toronto living can get pretty expensive. You get a lot, but you pay a lot, too. Luckily, this January, you don’t have to spend a penny to enjoy some amazing activities around the city. We’ve rounded up the very best free events for you to go to with your family, best friends, or significant other:
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This much-anticipated skating trail under the Gardner Expressway is finally open to the public. Rentals may cost you an extra $10.00, but the skating is completely free. Don’t miss out on BEATS AND BENTS Friday Night Skate Parties, featuring one of the hottest DJ’s spinning tunes all night long.
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Pretend you’re in a tropical rainforest in this oasis in the middle of the city. Take a warm walk through the different sections of flora and explore six greenhouses, featuring the historic, glass-domed Palm House. It’s also the perfect backdrop for bloggers and photography enthusiasts.
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Take a romantic evening stroll through the Distillery to check it all out. From January 19th until March 4th, The Toronto Light Festival will be shining brightly, with works from local and international artists. Expect a lunar eclipse, a new micro-distillery, a fire-breathing dragon, a pyramid, and so much more.
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Wednesday nights at the AGO are completely free! Spend your evening at one of the largest and most distinguished art museums in North America. Get inspired by the incredible art displays and new and changing exhibits.
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Listen to the incredible sounds, presented by the Canadian Opera Company, at the Free Concert Series. Discover established and emerging artists while enjoying a live performance in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre.
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Enjoy 100 free design events, exhibitions and window installations across Toronto. The festival is all about bringing people together to celebrate contemporary culture. If you love design and art, this is definitely something you should check out.
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A festival dedicated to all winter activities is taking over Ontario Place this season with free admission. Make sure you see the Winter Light Exhibition, with 12 illuminated exhibits by local artists. Highlights also include ice skating, a bonfire, watching movies at the Cinesphere in IMAX®, hiking the Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail and viewing the Illuminated Island.
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Starting on January 19th, stunning works of art will be displayed around the city. Discover and explore the five different art installations located around Queens Quay West this winter.
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If you’re looking to expand your mind, register for free workshops with the Toronto Public Library. They’re offering incredible classes like 3D printing, Photoshop, Web design and more!
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To kick off the 2018 winter exhibition season, there will be a FREE party on January 26th! Be amongst the first to experience exhibitions by Kader Attia and Emeka Ogboh, and view the progression of Michael Landy‘s continually evolving Fleck Clerestory Commission Project. Free admission to the gallery all year round.
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