The restaurant that has gone viral on TikTok for its rude service, Karen’s Diner, is coming to Toronto this April!
The name Karen has been dubbed to describe people who are rude to service workers, and Karen’s Diner has flipped the concept around where the staff gives the customers the “Karen” treatment for a taste of their own medicine.
If you want to dine while being completely roasted, or better yet, bring someone you know to get roasted with you, now you can! From April 22 – 30, Karen’s Diner is popping up at Treece in Toronto, as part of its tour.
If you’re reading this thinking “Who would want terrible service at a restaurant?”, well the answer is apparently, a lot. Karen’s Diner has 14 locations across Australia, the U.K., and America!
While dining at Karen’s Diner you can expect an absurd environment full of attitude, banter, bad service, lots of laughs, oh, and American diner-style eats.
Tickets are sure to sell fast, so be sure to snag them quickly! Tickets are $55 a person and include a burger, fries, and a soda.
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You can now visit Dunder Mifflin right here in Toronto! Step inside your favourite mid-level regional paper company at Yorkdale Shopping Centre from March 3 to June 4 for The Office Experience!
The Office Experience is a fully immersive and interactive celebration of the iconic tV show, The Office where you can explore set recreations, see original props and costumes, and even shop.
Not only will you get to explore Dunder Mifflin Scranton Office, but you will also be able to visit Scranton Business Park, dance down the aisle at Jim and Pam’s wedding, visit Michael Scott Paper Company, and so much more with 17 immersive areas to explore and take pictures in!
Recreate your favourite scenes like Kevin spilling his favourite chilli, Pam walking through coal, or simply “working” at Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
If you’re a major Office fan, you’re in for a truly nostalgic-feeling experience, as the set has seemingly got every single detail just right. “I love inside jokes. I’d love to be a part of one someday.” — Michael Scott.
After visiting The Office Experience, you’ll have no choice but to binge-watch The Office all over again! Get your tickets here.
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Toronto is the home to many exciting events on a yearly basis. From music festivals to parades, Toronto has it all. We are counting down the days to enjoy an event that doesn’t subject us to the winter chill. Luckily warmer weather and the seasonal events that come along with it are just around the corner! We’ve gathered 10 of the best events to look forward to in the city this year!
Mark your calendars to ensure you don’t miss these Toronto events!
FAN EXPO
Date: March 17-19
Lovers of comics, anime, gaming, and all things pop culture unite for Toronto’s FAN EXPO! There are always special guests, panels, sketches, workshops, and more! Get your tickets here, as the Comicon date is quickly approaching.
TO Food and Drink Fest
Date: March 31 – April 2
Toronto’s Food and Drink Fest is right around the corner! Enjoy 3 days of incredible food, drinks, shopping, music, and more at this 19+ event. In between (or during) drinking and eating, check out The Chef Workshop where you’ll experience the very best local and celebrity chefs cooking live on stage! Get your tickets here.
Cirque du Soleil: KOOZA
Date: April 7 – June 18
Cirque du Soleil is returning to Toronto this spring with its show, KOOZA! If you want to be wowed by acrobatic greatness, and an unforgettable production, get your tickets here!
Doors Open
Date: May 27, 28
Every year, in May, Doors Open Toronto invites the public to explore the city’s most-loved buildings and sites, free of charge! Become a tourist in your own city and explore! There will even be rare access to buildings that aren’t usually open to the public.
Pride Toronto
Date: June 23, 24, 25
Pride Toronto is a not-for-profit organization that supports the 2LGBT2QI+ communities of the city and beyond, and hosts one of the largest pride celebrations in the world! The main parade takes place from the corner of Church St and Bloor St all the way down Yonge St to Yonge-Dundas Square. This year it has a Green Initiative to take a more sustainable approach, in hopes of eventually being 0 waste!
Toronto’s Festival of Beer
Date: July 28-30
Toronto’s Festival of Beer is a highly looked forward to event by Toronto locals and visitors! If you like all kinds of beer, bands, and food, you don’t want to miss this event. Every year it’s hosted at Bandshell Park, and you can get tickets here!
Caribbean Fest
Date: August 3 – 7
North America’s largest Caribbean Festival is hosted right in Toronto! The festival always has a great turnout of people who are there to enjoy great food, music, culture, and the infamous parade!
VELD Music Festival
Date: August 4, 5, 6
VELD Music Festival is the largest annual electronic music festival in Canada. And it’s held right at Downsview Park in Toronto! This year’s lineup has already been released and it includes Loud Luxury and Tiësto in the mix! Get your tickets here to ensure you don’t miss out on this highly anticipated music festival!
CNE (Canada’s National Exhibition)
Date: August 18 – September 4
Canada’s National Exhibition AKA The Ex is coming back again this summer! The first CNE event was way back in 1879 and is still going strong today. It’s Canada’s biggest national fair, full of rides, games, food, and more!
TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival)
Date: September 7 – 17
2023 marks the 48th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival! It’s one of the most attended film festivals in the world, and major celebrities are always in attendance to celebrate international and Canadian cinema. Hosted out of the TIFF Bell Lightbox
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Stranger Things: The Experience is coming to Toronto in March! Tickets go on sale February 21 at 11am and you can join the waitlist/grab tickets here, to make sure that you don’t miss it!
The Stranger Things Experience allows you to venture inside Hawkins Lab for an immersive experience featuring a brand-new storyline, where you get to be the star and test out your powers for yourself.
Ever wanted to explore the Upside Down? Well, this is your chance! But, be prepared, because rumour has it that Vecna will also be in attendance (alongside other iconic Stranger Things characters including Eleven, Dustin, Mike, Lucas, Max, and Will).
You will also be able to explore an 80s-themed mix-tape medley with food, drinks, special merch, photo ops, and more.
The experience lasts for 45 minutes and is located at Cinespace Marine Terminal Studio, 8 Unwin Avenue, Toronto. The experience begins on March 31 and tickets will be $49.
Grab a few friends and wander into Hawkins and the Upside Down with, Stranger Things: The Experience!
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Can you believe it’s already time to ring in the new year? This year completely flew by, and now it’s already time to welcome 2023. After the past couple of years being a little iffy in terms of going out and celebrating the New Year, it seems that now most people are ready to go out and celebrate this New Year’s Eve! Now the question is; Where can we go to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Toronto? There’s no shortage of places and events to go to this NYE right here in the city!
Here are the best events happening this new year’s eve in Toronto
Petty Cash – New Year’s Eve 2023
Tickets: $30+
Petty Cash is having a special New Year’s Eve event with live performances followed by DJ Bobby K. Currently, tickets are $30 here.
Nathan Phillips Square
No Tickets Required
Celebrate the New Year’s in the heart of Toronto at Nathan Phillips Square! Every year there’s live music, DJs, skating, and fireworks – for free!
New Year’s At The CN Tower
Tickets: $175+
Ring in 2023 at new heights! If you’re looking for a more luxurious NYE experience, you can get tickets to The CN Tower’s New Year’s Eve event for $175+. Tickets include a glass of sparkling wine, unlimited non-alcoholic beverages, food stations, passed hors d’oeuvres, music, dancing, and of course, access to the Main Observation Level.
Italian New Year’s Eve
Tickets: $175+
Contrary to popular belief, New Year’s Eve isn’t just about the drinks – it can be about food, too! Eataly, in partnership with Second Harvest, is hosting an ‘Italian New Year’s Eve’ where you can get a taste of some staple dishes while learning about Italian holiday traditions. Carb-lovers, unite!
A Studio 54 New Year’s Eve Party – Rabbit! Rabbit! Rabbit!
Tickets: $90+
Nothing says New Year’s Eve like a Studio 54-themed party. Rabbit! Rabbit! Rabbit! Is hosting a dinner, disco, and dance party featuring a 3-course dinner with an optional $30 beverage pairing. There will also be a toast at midnight!
Toronto Club Crawl
Tickets: $50+
f one bar isn’t doing it for you, you have the option of partying the NYE night away at four different locations! With one wristband, you get access to; Petty Cash at 7pm, Arcane at 8pm, Juliet at 9pm, and finish off the night at Liberty Grand at 10pm.
Black & White Ball – New Year’s Eve 2013 at Valerie inside Hotel X
Tickets: $160+
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Valerie located on the 27th & 28th floor of HOTEL X at their Black & White Ball – How fancy?! Enjoy the oyster bar, sushi bar, and appetizers while looking over the city.
New Year’s Eve Boat Party
Tickets: $50+
Float into 2023 at Toronto New Year’s Eve Boat Party and enjoy music, fireworks, and a view of the Skyline at midnight! It’s probably also important to note that the boat is fully covered and heated.
The Rec Room NYE Bash Toronto
Tickets: $30+
For all you game lovers, there’s a New Year’s Eve event just for you! The Rec Room is hosting an NYE Bash with unlimited gaming, live entertainment, a prosecco toast, and more!
New Year’s Eve 90’s-2000’s Throwback Dance Party
Tickets: $20+
Ring in the new year while dancing the night away to the best music from the past! Clinton’s is hosting an NYE 90’s-2000’s Throwback dance party. You can feel all the nostalgia while you get ready for the future year!
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The spooky season is here. Craving a taste of the supernatural? There is no shortage of opportunities to get spooked, this month in Toronto. From ghost walks to cemetery tours to live séance, there is a spooky event for every Halloween fan who wants to make the most of this thinly-veiled season. Indulge your inner ghoul at one of these upcoming events – if you dare.
Here’s where to get spooked in Toronto this month.
Murder and Mayhem Cemetery Tour of the Toronto Necropolis Cemetery
Join this 2-hour walking tour hosted by Toronto Cemetery Tours to experience its history – which dates back to 1850, like never before. Hear stories of Toronto’s last public hanging, an unsolved murder, a stolen identity, and more.
Where: Necropolis Cemetery, 200 Winchester St.,
When: October 29, 2 – 4 pm and October 30, 11 am – 1 pm, 2 am – 4 pm
Ghostly Walk through the Town of York
Come and explore the ghostly haunts of the Old Town of York, and hear the dark tales behind some of the establishments you know and love. The Town of York Historical Society has been running this ghost walk since the 1970s, making it one of the city’s oldest ghost walks. You’ll very likely never see downtown Toronto the same again.
Where: Tours start and end at Toronto’s First Post Office, 260 Adelaide St. East
When: October 13, 20, 28, 7 – 8:30 pm
Zombie Apocalypse + Legends of Horror
The abandoned Biolux medical lab next to Casa Loma has been transformed into an immersive haunted house experience for the month. Step inside and witness disturbing showrooms, hear about gruesome experiments, and come face to face with zombies. Will you survive the zombie apocalypse? Come and find out at this spooky event.
Where: 175 Kendal Ave, Toronto
When: October 13 – 31, various times from 6 – 11 pm
The Howland Inn Saence
Up for an intimate encounter with the paranormal? Join mindreader James White for an authentic Victorian Séance at one of Toronto’s oldest and most haunted Inns, the Howland Inn. Groups are kept small at 16-18 people per event, and if you’re really game to make contact with the spirit realm, book a special ‘witching hour’ ticket at 2 am, when paranormal activity is thought to be highest.
Where: Meet at Howland Ave and Dundas Street West to walk to the site
When: September 30th – November 26th, 7:15 pm
6th Annual Haunted Campus Ghost Tour at U of T
The U of T downtown campus is a thing of beauty, with its historic architecture and leafy walkways, but the history behind it is dark. Join the University of Toronto Students’ History Collective for their Haunted Campus Ghost Tour and be led through the historic campus as Victorian ghosts share chilling tales from its past.
Where: University of Toronto, 31 King’s College Circle, Toronto
When: October 28 – 30, 6:30 pm – 8 pm
Where Dark Things Dwell
Black Creek Pioneer Village provides the backdrop for this unique, chilling, immersive escape game created and hosted by Secret City Adventures. Voyage through the hamlet of Black Creek Village as you and your crew of friends work to solve puzzles across the historic property so you can lift the curse before it’s too late.
Where: Black Creek Pioneer Village, 1000 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto
When: June 18 – October 31, 6 pm – 11 pm
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Summer might be winding down, but fall is just around the corner, and luckily in Toronto, there are tons of awesome events taking place throughout the city this September that will keep you busy. From the Toronto International Film Festival to delicious food festivals and so much more, you have to check them all out!
Here are our top must-attend events happening in Toronto this September.
TIFF
Calling all movie buffs: Toronto will once again roll out the red carpet from September 8 to 18 to host TIFF. This is your chance to catch a glimpse of your favourite celebrities and the opportunity to watch new movies from around the world.
When: September 8 – 18
Where: Events are happening throughout the city. Check the TIFF website for full event locations
Rolling Loud
Rolling Loud – the world’s biggest hip-hop festival – is taking over Toronto this month for the first time ever. The festival features a stacked lineup of major headliners like Dave, Future, WizKid, Lil Uzi Vert, Roddy Ricch, Migos, Nav, Lil Yachty, Pressa, Rae Sremmurd, and Roy Wood$.
When: September 9 – 11
Where: Ontario Place
Celebrate Toronto
Celebrate Toronto is taking over Nathan Phillips Square this month to bring together local artists, entertainers, and businesses of the city’s past, present, and future. The event will feature art shows, photography meet-ups, pop-up markets, delicious food, and more.
When: September 10 & 11
Where: 100 Queen Street West
Toronto Ukrainian Festival
North America’s largest Ukrainian Festival returns for its 26th year this month. Come and enjoy everything the Ukrainian culture has to offer including traditional performances, youth performers, live music, dance, food, and activities.
When: September 16 – 18
Where: Bloor West Village
Roncesvalles Polish Festival
The annual celebration of Polish culture, art, and music is returning to Roncesvalles this month, in honour of the neighbourhood, its history, and the people who call it home. This year, visitors can look forward to Polka, pierogi, local artists, musicians and plenty of delicious food.
When: September 17 & 18
Where: Roncesvalles Avenue
Just for Laughs Toronto
If you need some comedic relief, this 11-day comedy festival is sure to do the trick.
Comedy enthusiasts can look forward to shows by Trevor Noah, Issa Rae, Amy Schumer, John Mulaney, RuPaul’s Drag Race stars Trixie and Katya, Ben Schwartz, Deon Cole, Tim Dillon, and many more.
When: September 22 — October 1
Where: Events throughout the city, see the full schedule for full details
Motionball Toronto Gala
Hailed as ‘Toronto’s most sought-after gala,’ this red carpet soiree is in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation. The evening features incredible entertainment, including 10 acts across two ballrooms, live music, DJs, an open bar, a silent auction, and a photo booth to capture the night.
When: September 29
Where: Liberty Grand, 25 British Columbia Road
Toronto Oktoberfest
Bust out your lederhosen, the Toronto Oktoberfest event is finally making a comeback this fall to celebrate its 10th anniversary. In addition to delicious German drinks and food, there will be dancing and live entertainment, including the popular Fräulein E cabaret show.
When: September 30 & October 1
Where: Ontario Place, 955 Lake Shore Boulevard West
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With just over a month of summer left, there’s no better time to get outside and not only enjoy the beautiful weather, but also all of the amazing events taking place throughout the city.
Luckily for you, we’ve tracked down the hottest summer events worth checking out and put together a curated list that will keep you having fun until the summer season ends.
Whatever you’re in the mood for, chances are we’ve found the perfect Toronto summer event for you.
Waterfront Nightmarket
The 13th annual Waterfront Night Market is making its return this summer for a Pan-Asian Food and Craft Beer Festival. The market will feature more than 100 food, artisan, and craft beer vendors, and is definitely an event you won’t want to miss.
When: August 12 – 14 from 2 pm to 12 am
Where: Ontario Place, 955 Lake Shore Boulevard West
Summerlicious Toronto
The Summerlicious festival returns this August, offering Torontonians a way to celebrate the city’s diverse culinary scene with set menus and price points at amazing restaurants throughout the city. Diners can enjoy three-course prix fixe menus at more than 200 participating restaurants at six price points for lunch or dinner.
When: August 12 – 28
Where: See all participating restaurants here
The CNE
Let’s go to The Ex! Everyone’s favourite event of the summer is back! Get ready for a whole lot of rides, shopping, live entertainment, and an amazing array of carnival food at this epic late summer event.
When: August 19 to September 5
Where: Exhibition Place
The Rosé Picnic
The biggest rosé party of the summer is returning to Toronto. Get your finest pink and white ensemble ready for this boozy bash at a new venue, and enjoy a full day of drinks, bites, dance parties, photo ops, and plenty of entertainment.
When: August 20 from 12 pm to 11 pm
Where: Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen Street East
Toronto Chinatown Festival
Chinatown’s popular summer street festival is finally returning this August and will feature a neighbourhood-wide celebration of Toronto’s local Chinese community. Get ready for multi-cultural street food, traditional dancing and dragon shows, Kung Fu demonstrations, and much more.
When: August 20 from 12 pm to 11 pm and August 21 from 11 am to 8 pm
Where: West of Spadina Avenue, between St Andrew Street and Sullivan Street
Pan American Food and Music Festival 2022
This is Canada’s only event that brings together the 41 countries that make up the American continent. With more than 20 chefs, 40 performances, and over 600 artists on stage, there is something for everyone to enjoy at the Pan American Food & Music Festival.
When: August 20 and 21 from 11 am to 10 pm
Where: Yonge and Dundas Square
163rd Queen’s Plate
This historic tradition of the Queen’s Plate will celebrate its 163rd edition this summer and spectators can enjoy the races, entertainment, and sumptuous dining packages. This event is also notoriously fashionable, so don’t forget to wear a big hat and garden party chic attire.
When: August 21, doors open at 11:30 am
Where: Woodbine Racetrack, 555 Rexdale Boulevard
Fan Expo
Experience the largest comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, and gaming event in Canada. Get ready for four days of citywide events, family-friendly attractions, and world-renowned celebrities.
When: August 25 – 28
Where: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front Street West
Toronto Cider Festival
Raise a glass of crisp cider and celebrate the wind-down of summer at the Toronto Cider Festival. Get ready to drink, eat, and shop local with a glass of cider in hand as you enjoy live entertainment. After taking a two-year break, this is an event you and your friends need to be at.
When: August 26 and 27, Friday from 5 pm to 11 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm and 5 pm to 11 pm
Where: Toronto Inukshuk Park, 789 Lake Shore Boulevard West
TIFF
Calling all movie buffs: Toronto will once again roll out the red carpet from September 8 to 18 to host TIFF. This is your chance to catch a glimpse of your favourite celebrities and the opportunity to watch new movies from around the world.
When: September 8 – 18
Where: Events are happening throughout the city. Check the TIFF website for full event locations
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Summer is in full swing in Toronto and luckily there’s no shortage of things to do in the city this summer, including amazing pop-ups that will keep you more than busy. So grab your friends and soak up the sun while enjoying these events Toronto pop-ups, complete with delicious eats, one-of-a-kind shopping, and more!
Here are pop-ups in Toronto that are worth checking out this summer.
Toronto Flower Market
Easily the most beautiful flower market in the city, the Toronto Flower Market features fresh blooms and plants from Ontario vendors, along with local growers, florists, craftspeople, and gardeners.
When: August 13 from 10 am to 3 pm
Where: 1001 Queen Street West
Leslieville Flea Night Market Pop-up
Looking for your next vintage piece? This August, you can head to the beautiful grounds of the Ashbridge Estate and hunt for vintage goods at the Leslieville Flea Night Market Pop-up, in collaboration with the Leslieville Farmers Market. Taking place one night only, visitors can enjoy food, drinks, activities, and music along with incredible vintage and handcrafted flea vendors selling their goods.
When: August 13 from 4 pm to 9 pm
Where: Ashbridge Estate, 1444 Queen Street East
Union Summer
If you’re in the mood for delicious food and cold drinks on an outdoor patio, Union Summer has you covered. Your summer fun is covered with free daily live programming featuring films, music, and great performances, right in the heart of the city.
When: On until August 28, Sunday – Tuesday, 11 am to 7 pm, Wednesday – Friday, 11 am to 9 pm, Saturday, 11 am to 10 pm
Where: Union Station, 65 Front Street West
Azur Fit
Need an outfit for your next hot girl walk? Head to Stackt Market and check out the Azur Fit summer pop-up. Visitors can expect to see unreleased items, exclusive promo deals, and plenty of good vibes. Plus, if you show up wearing an Azur fit, you’ll receive 10% off at checkout.
When: On until August 31, Tuesday – Sunday from 12 pm to 8 pm
Where: Stackt Market, 28 Bathurst Street Unit 5-101
Bar Coneja Patio Pop-up
Summer is synonymous with backyard barbecues and luckily you don’t have to leave downtown Toronto to enjoy one. Bar Coneja – from the folks at Rabbit! Rabbit! Rabbit! – is a summer pop-up featuring patio-only seating and a woodfire grill to cook up delicious, Southwest American-inspired food, paired with original cocktails and cold beer.
When: Summer only, Friday & Saturday, 7 pm to 1 am
Where: 461 King Street West
Spritz Garden at VELA
Come and beat the summer heat at VELA’s pop-up Spritz Garden. Diners can look forward to a light seafood raw bar-focused food menu paired with ALL the spritzy cocktails. The best part? No reservations are required, just show up and enjoy!
When: On until September, Tuesday – Thursday, 5 pm to 11 pm, Friday & Saturday, 12 pm to 11 pm
Where: VELA, 90 Portland Street
Smorgasburg Toronto
Calling all foodies: Brooklyn-based food festival Smorgasburg makes its Toronto debut at the waterfront this summer. Here you’ll find 50 food and drink vendors that are a mix of pop-ups and small-scale caterers from across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, many of which will be serving downtown Toronto for the first time.
When: Every Saturday until September 10, from 11 am to 6 pm
Where: 7 Queens Quay East (at the foot of Yonge Street)
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Casa Loma is one of Toronto’s gems and this holiday season you’ll be able to explore the magic of Casa Loma at night! Nightly from December 18 – January 7 Casa Loma will present a dazzling lighting display in the gardens and mesmerizing shows by illusionist entertainer Professor Wick’s holiday-themed magic show. Once you enter the grounds, guests will be surrounded by holiday magic throughout the castle which will be resplendent with holiday décor, including a 40ft tall tree in the Great Hall, designed by Fashion Icon Jeanne Beker and eight other signature trees by talented Canadian designers.
Casa Loma will also feature Santa and holiday mascots and families are encouraged to visit Santa is his castle workshop and sing along with live carolers, enjoy savory and sweet treats, hot cocoa and so much more!
Standard Admission Rates Apply. Tickets can be purchased onsite upon arrival or in advance online here.
Nightly – Dec 18th, 2017 to Jan 7th, 2018*
5pm-9pm
Featured Image source: Instagram @Casalomatoronto