If you’re feeling festive, you’re in luck. Toronto’s iconic Winter Village at The Distillery District is officially open for the season!
This year there is a bit of a twist though. If you’re planning on visiting the Winter Village on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday after 4pm, you’ll need to purchase tickets. General Admission tickets cost $15 and kids 9 and under are free. However, if you’re visiting any other time, entry will be free.
From now until December 17th Distillery restaurants, cafés, and retailers are open from 10am to 9pm, and outdoor shopping cabins and food vendors are open from 12pm to 9pm. That’s plenty of time to shop and explore the village! And The Winter Village will be open until the new year; click here for all other hours and information.
Head over to he Distillery Winter Village to kick off the holiday season this year!
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The most wonderful time of the year is back… It’s officially PSL season! As of today, the new Starbucks fall menu is here and ready for you to sip and enjoy.
Alongside the return of the PSL, the fan-faves Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew and Apple Crisp Macchiato are also back!
That’s not all though! Of course, Starbucks came out with some new must-try menu items including the Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai Tea Latte, and Iced Apple Crisp Oat Shaken Espresso.
Head over to your local Starbucks now to get a taste of fall! You can check out the full fall menu here.
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Union Station’s summer market known as Union Summer is officially back! From June 26th to August 27th, you can head over to Union’s outdoor patio to enjoy delicious food and drinks from various vendors.
Some vendors you can expect are Tropical South, Tut’s Egyptian Street Food, Alimentari, and Mustache Burger. Plus, we can’t forget about the bar.
If you’re traveling in or out of the city or simply just want something fun to do this summer, stop by Union Summer for some good times and great eats (did we mention entry is free?).
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All Toronto foodies unite! The popular annual food street festival, Taste of Little Italy, is back this weekend!
Friday the festival will run from 9PM to 1AM, on Saturday it opens at 11AM and closes at 1AM, followed by the final day, Sunday from 11AM to 11PM.
The 2023 Taste of Little Italy Festival will take place along College Street from Bathurst St. to Shaw St. in Toronto, ON and entry is FREE.
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Ossington is quickly becoming a go-to place to shop and grab a bite in Toronto. With trendy new shops and businesses opening on the regular, the street is becoming increasingly popular! Whether you’re looking to get a relaxing facial, some new jewellery, a new pair of jeans, a cup of coffee, or a bite to eat – Ossington has it all – and more!
Formula Fig is a facial bar like no other. Its unique interior, high-tech 30-minute facials, expert staff, and curated selection of skincare products to shop sets it apart from the rest! It’s our fave spot to get a facial, and shop for high-end skincare products!
Looking for high-quality, performance-driven (and sustainable) jeans and apparel? Look no further! Duer is one of Ossington’s newest additions and it’s stocked full of great denim and lifestyle apparel designed for “doers”… get it? No matter where your day takes you, you’re set, thanks to Duer’s comfortable yet stylish options.
Mejuri just opened a new location right on Ossington! The shop is stunning (and huge), and of course, has Mejuri’s full collection out on display for you to shop, alongside its expert staff to help you along the way.
Head on over to Paris Paris, into its converted auto garage – that is now an inviting and airy dining room, to indulge in seasonal, contemporary, bistro-inspired cuisine, fun wines, fine spirits, and cocktails!
I Miss You Vintage is your one-stop shop for luxury designer resale finds. You can find all kinds of designer bags, shoes, clothes, and so much more for up to 70% off the original retail price!
LoversLand is a bridal boutique with a fresh approach to the bridal scene, serving you pieces for your big day and beyond. You can make a private bridal appointment, or pop in to shop the floor. Even if you’re not getting married, you will surely find some great pieces.
If you’re looking for a spot to enjoy some great caffeinated beverages and even better vibes, you have to check out Rooms Coffee on Ossington! Seriously, the vibes are immaculate. Grab a spot on the patio, main floor, or even in the basement to enjoy a cup of coffee and maybe even a game of chess.
Head over to Reposado Bar & Lounge to enjoy a huge selection of Tequila and Mezcal along with some live music! While you’re there, make sure to order some Mexican tapas to indulge in while you sip.
Since 2013, Melanie Auld Jewelry has been providing collections of fine and demi-fine pieces that each showcase the power of storytelling. Experience the beauty of the jewellery in-store, and you can even make an appointment to get a bracelet welded on “permanently”!
Line up at the ever-so-popular Bang Bang Ice Cream & Bakery to indulge in unique ice cream flavours on house-made cookie ice cream sandwiches (sammies), waffle cones, cups, and to-go tubs! Check out the daily menu prior here!
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Quench your thirst at McDonald’s. Summer Drink Days are back for the season!
If you download the McDonald’s app, you can get any size fountain drink and (non-flavoured) iced coffee for $1. Whereas in-store the $1 offer only stands for a small and costs 25 cents per size upgrade.
Not to mention, for $2 you can get your hands on a small Fruit Splash for an extra splash of refreshment this summer.
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The restaurant that has gone viral on TikTok for its rude service, Karen’s Diner, is coming to Toronto this April!
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!
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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Starbucks Canada is giving us a taste of spring with its new Spring Menu launch!
The new Iced Strawberry Oat Matcha Tea Latte is a Canadian exclusive that will be available for a limited time, and a new permanent addition to the menu is the Cinnamon Caramel Cream Cold Brew. Yum!
The new Cold Brew that’s here to stay, the Cinnamon Caramel Cream Cold Brew, is sweetened with vanilla syrup and topped with a cinnamon caramel foam and a dusting of cinnamon dolce topping. As with all of Starbucks Cold Brews, it is handcrafted in small batches daily, slow-steeped in cool water for 20 hours, and never touches heat.
The Canadian-exclusive Iced Strawberry Oat Matcha Tea Latte is a matcha green tea paired with the familiar flavour of strawberry, for a taste of spring in every sip. The strawberry-flavoured syrup is combined with matcha and the oat beverage, followed by adding real strawberry pieces, making it look just as good as it tastes.
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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!
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.
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.
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!
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.
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
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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October is always a busy month in Toronto, and there’s no shortage of things to do for those looking to indulge in something delicious. So, if you’re looking for something new to indulge in this month, keep reading!
Bundle up and grab your friends and head to this cozy outdoor food and wine pop-up that features a pumpkin patch, wood-fired food, a massive hay-bale sofa, and live music.
Where: 164 Bathurst Street
When: On until October 30, 12 pm to 11 pm
This Halloween pop-up bar is the place to be for those looking to indulge in some spooky libations this month. Open throughout October, Black Lagoon will serve up creepy cocktails in an equally eerie immersive space.
Where: 875 Bloor Street West (Upstairs)
When: On until October 31st
If you’re looking for a decadent activity to try, head to The OMNI King Edward Hotel, which is hosting a special chocolate-themed afternoon tea as part of the Toronto Chocolate Festival. Patrons can look forward to a delicious tea menu complimented by chocolates and chocolate pastries. To make reservations please call the hotel directly at 416-863-9700.
Where: OMNI King Edward Hotel, 37 King Street East
When: Saturdays and Sundays until October 31
Pairing indie films with Toronto’s vibrant local food culture, this food festival invites attendees to come and discover mouth-watering and conversation-starting films along with specially curated snacks, workshops, and incredible tasting menus.
Where: Venues throughout the city
When: October 14-16
This festival celebrates every aspect of Nigeria’s rich and lively culture, from music and fashion to food, dance, and art.
Where: Royal Event Center, 30 Gordon Mackay Road
When: October 16, 1 pm to 8 pm
Come and indulge in over 50 variations of Canada’s favourite comfort food – poutine! In addition to all of the poutine creations you can handle, this event will also have roller skating, fire pits for marshmallow roasting, an artisan market, and more.
Where: Celebration Square, Mississauga
When: October 28-29
Delicious food and a spooky vibe? Say less. This Toronto event allows visitors of all ages can enjoy food, drinks, live entertainment, crafts, costumes, and so much more at this Halloween-themed food truck festival. While entrance admission is free, donations to support Variety Ontario’s unique programming for individuals with disabilities are appreciated!
Where: Variety Village — 3701 Danforth Avenue, Scarborough
When: October 29, 12 pm to 8 pm; October 30, 12 pm to 6 pm
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