Toronto knows a thing or two about activities, especially during the winter months. But after the craziness of the holidays, your wallet could definitely use a break. Luckily, this January, you don’t have to spend a penny to be able to enjoy some amazing activities around the city. We’ve rounded up the very best free events for you to enjoy.
Here are 15 free events to check out this month in Toronto!
Skating at Nathan Phillips Square
Grab your skates and head to Nathan Phillips Square where you can enjoy free daily skating as you enjoy the picturesque views of Toronto City Hall. Equipped with change rooms, washrooms, a snack shop, and skate rentals, this skating rink has everything you need for a quintessential winter day.
When: Open daily through March 22
Time: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: 100 Queen Street West
Price: Skating is free, skate rentals available on-site
DJ Skate Nights at Natrel Rink
Toronto’s hottest winter skating party is back for another exciting season with another stellar lineup of DJs that will bring the heat to your Saturday nights. Featuring house, R&B, soul, disco, soca, hip hop, dancehall, throwback, drag anthems, and pop, there will be music for every taste, and for every occasion.
When: January 11, 18, 25
Time: 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Where: Harbourfront Centre’s Natrel Rink
Price: Admission is free
The Bentway Skate Trail: Winter Season
The Bentway below the Gardiner Expressway is worth braving the cold for. Not only is there free ice-skating on the 220-metre, figure-eight skate trail (you may bring your own skates or rent for $10), there’s an on-site winter village that serves hot chocolate, drinks, and boozy beverages for skaters and spectators, while warming stations will help visitors get toasty before getting back on the ice.
When: January 6 through February 7
Time: Weekdays, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; weekends, 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: The Bentway, 250 Fort York Boulevard
Price: Skating is free; skate rentals start at $5 for kids or $10 for adults
AGO Free Wednesday Nights
Free admission on Wednesday nights at the AGO has been a longstanding tradition for years and is a great way to get your culture fix. The popular initiative invites Torontonians and visitors the chance to spend the evening at one of the largest and most distinguished art museums in North America and get inspired by the incredible art displays and new and changing exhibits.
When: Every Wednesday night (January 8, 15, 22, 29)
Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas Street West
Price: Admission is free
No Pants Subway Ride
The ‘No Pants Subway Ride’ returns to Toronto for another cheeky year. Hosted by the No Pants Society, the annual risqué event will be taking place simultaneously in over 50 cities around the world this month with the hopes of bringing a smile to commuters’ faces. Here in Toronto, the pantless ride will be be followed by a parade from Wellesley Station to a no pants dance party (location to be announced).
When: January 12
Time: 3 pm to 10 pm
Where: The ride begins at the CF Eaton Centre’s Dundas Street entrance
Price: Free to participate, but you’ll have to pay for your TTC ride
Mayor’s Skate Party
Celebrate the new year with Mayor John Tory and City Councillors at Kew Gardens for the annual Mayor’s Skate Party. Come on down to enjoy a fun afternoon that’s filled with music, hot beverages, and of course lots of skating. Even better is that skate rentals are free, too!
When: January 12
Time: 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.
Where: Kew Gardens
Price: Free
Winter Stations Presents: Loop
Leading up to the return of Toronto’s annual Winter Stations, event organizers are teaming up with the city’s Waterfront BIA to bring more public art to the city during the coldest months of the year. This month, Torontonians can check out ‘Loop’, which is an interactive retro-futuristic machine powered by the public. Visitors can hop on two at a time into one of the six illuminated cylinders and pump a lever to activate the lights and glowing images.
When: January 15 through February 18
Time: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily
Where: York Street Park (York Street and Harbour Street)
Price: Admission is free
Province Apothecary Mini Facials @ Detox Market
If getting your skincare game together was on your list of goals for 2020, then look no further. On January 16, head to the Detox Market flagship for your free Province Apothecary mini-facial that’s followed by relaxing accupressure point stimulation and education about your skin type. There are limited spots available so make sure you RSVP early so you don’t miss out on your best skin ever thanks to this free event.
When: January 16
Time: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Detox Market Flagship (116 Spadina Ave)
Price: Free
DesignTO
DesignTo returns to Toronto for its 10th installment this month to celebrate Canadian art and design. Over the past decade, DesignTO has grown from a collection of seven exhibitions and events to a ten-day Festival of over 100 free exhibitions and events throughout the city. You can find full programming details here.
When: January 17 through 26
Time: Varies by exhibition
Where: Venues throughout the city
Price: Over 100 exhibitions are free to the public (others are ticketed)
Toronto Light Fest
With the coldest and darkest days upon us, the city’s historic Distillery District will be the place to be for the fourth annual Toronto Light Fest. Bringing dozens of curated light installations and illuminated sculptures created by a number of local and international artists, the Toronto Light Festival should not be missed.
When: January 17 through March 1
Time: After dusk
Where: Distillery District
Price: Admission is free
Rom 3rd Tuesday Nights Free
The ROM is giving Torontonians the perfect reason to leave their homes this winter with the return of 3rd Tuesday Nights Free. During this monthly event, ROM guests will be able to explore art, culture, and nature in the museum’s 30 galleries and collections from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, completely free of charge.
When: January 21
Time: 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Where: Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queens Park
Price: Admission is free
Power Plant Opening Party
To kick off the 2020 winter exhibition season, Toronto art enthusiasts can check out a free party on January 24. Attendees will be amongst the first to experience new exhibitions by Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Dawit L. Petros, Naeem Mohaiemen, and Rashid Johnson. There will also be a cash bar available on-site throughout the evening.
When: January 24
Time: 8 p.m.
Where: The Power Plant
Price: Admission is free
The Mommonality MRKT
Experience the very first Mommonality MRKT to shop all sorts of goodies. It’s at this exciting market that you can shop over 40+ vendors from a wide range of categories including adult & children’s apparel, accessories, home decor, custom gifts, and lots more!
When: January 26
Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where: Mississauga Convention Centre
Price: Admission is free
Winter Fridays
Happening every Friday until February 14 at Evergreen Brick Works is Winter Fridays where you can make the most of those chilly winter nights. While we love cozying up at home with a movie and cup of tea, sometimes you just need a night out. At Winter Fridays you can skate for free, enjoy DJ performance, and food & drinks from food trucks.
When: Every Friday night (January 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, and 14)
Time: 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m.
Where: Evergreen Brick Works
Price: Admission is free
Free Mindfulness Meditation
Clear your head with some free guided meditation. that’s happening every Monday at 6 p.m. until February 3. Located at Centre Place on Richmond East, the meditation is open to everybody regardless of your experience. While this event is totally free, a donation of at least $5 is suggested. If 6 p.m. doesn’t work for your busy schedule, you can still stop by until 8 p.m., although the guided part of the meditation ends at 7 p.m.
When: Every Monday night (January 13, 20, 27, February 3)
Time: 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
Where: CentrePlace (320 Richmond St E – Unit 101)
Price: Admission is free
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When the cold weather hits, it can be tempting to stay bundled up inside hibernating for the next four to six months (or however long it takes until we see the sun again). With snow on the ground and temperatures in the double negatives, the last thing on anyones mind is going on a date. But this year don’t let your love life catch the winter blues. These cheap and cozy winter dates will make you fall in love with the city you live in – and maybe even with that special someone you bring along with you.
Here are 8 fun and cheap winter dates to go on in Toronto!
Spend a Friday Night Live at the ROM
Until the end of November, the Royal Ontario Museum is hosting an art-filled Friday night bash. Discover the ROM like never before with food, drinks, and musical performances. Want to impress your date with your stunning art and history knowledge but can’t make it to the party? Not to worry, on the third Tuesday of every month admission to the museum is totally free!
Explore the Toronto Christmas Market
The annual Toronto Christmas Market is a must-see attraction in the months leading up to the holidays. If you haven’t been, then you definitely need to check it out and if you have then you know how magical it is. Stroll hand in hand with your date as you browse the vendors for unique gifts and tasty winter treats. With Christmas carollers singing in the background and Christmas lights giving off a romantic glow, it will feel like a scene from a Christmas movie. All the holiday fun starts on November 14 and admission is free Monday to Thursday, but will only cost you $8 on the weekend.
Go For A Skate at The Bentway
Skating is such a classic and fun winter activity – making it an obvious idea for a cute and casual date. For an under-the-radar spot, you and your date can avoid the crowds of tourists at Nathan Phillips Square and head to The Bentway to slip on your skates instead. This outdoor event space under the Gardiner Expressway opened last year and transforms in the winter into a winding skating trail.
Catch a Concert at the Danforth Music Hall
If you and your significant other are live music fans, then a concert might just be the perfect date for you guys. A show at iconic Toronto music venue, Danforth Music Hall is your chance to see an up-and-coming artist in a more intimate setting. Who knows, you might even get to see the next Drake or Shawn Mendes. For some pre-concert fuel, the venue just opened its own restaurant, the Danforth Sidebar.
Go for A Drink
Going for drinks is, understandably, the most common first date idea. It’s a low-pressure way to get to know someone in a casual environment, and the drinks help chase away any first date nerves. If you’re looking to switch it up a bit, we recommend going to a speciality bar this winter. After all, the best thing about winter is the excuse to drink all the warm drinks we were too sweaty to have in the summer. Her Father’s Cider Bar + Kitchen on Harbord has a selection of over 100 ciders to choose from, so you and your date can compete to find the best tasting one.
Watch a Movie at the Paradise Theatre
This historic Toronto theatre is reopening on December 6 after a major renovation just in time to host your winter movie dates. The theatre will show a mix of new films and older classics as well as a variety of live shows. The art deco building will add a vintage feel to your date, giving it much more character than just seeing the newest blockbuster at the movie theatre at your local mall.
Experience the Toronto Light Festival
From January to March, The Distillery District is being transformed into a visual experience put on by the Toronto Light Festival. This is the third year for the festival, so you know it’s going to be better than ever before. You and your date can check out all the colourful exhibits and admire the incredible light instillations.
Try Toronto’s Best Restaurants with Winterlicious
This yearly event is a food lover’s dream. Nearly 200 of Toronto’s best restaurants participated last year, offering three course, prix fixe menus at special prices. This is the perfect opportunity for you and your date to try out some of the best flavours our city has to offer. Winterlicious is back from January 31 until February 13 so mark your calendars!
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Family Day is on Monday, February 18th this year and if you’re looking for fun (and free) events for the entire family, we have got you covered! There is lots going on across the city, so there is no shortage of fun activities for you to take part in.
Here is a look at some of our top picks for Family Day in Toronto:
Rink Social (480 Shuter Street)
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Rink Social is transforming community spaces into hubs of free activity all over the city this winter. The Family Day weekend event will take place at the Regent Park Athletic Grounds Rink and will be open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Saturday to Monday. Here you can take part in skating, crafts, and warm up by the fire. Food and drink vendors will be on site as well! If you and your family are looking for a way to get out of the house this Family Day, this is a fun event worth checking out.
Toronto-Qinhuai Lantern Festival (1500 Birchmount Road)
Family Fun at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (Queen’s Park)
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If you’re looking for something fun and educational to do this Family Day weekend, then this is the event for you! The event takes place on Saturday, February 16th at 10 a.m. and again at 1:30 p.m. Here you can spend two hours exploring the historical legislative building and learning all about how parliament works. There will be crafts as well as a scavenger hunt to keep things interesting and educational. This event is free, but registration is required, so make sure you sign up in advance.
Fort York Family Day (250 Fort York Boulevard)
There will be tons of fun things to do at the Fort York National Historic Site to celebrate Family Day. Drop in anytime between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday, February 18 for face painting, dress up, crafts, performances, a selfie-booth, hot chocolate, and more! You can also tour the historic kitchen and sample some of the delicious baked goods.
Work up a sweat at Planet Fitness
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If you and your family are looking up a way to get active indoors, work up a sweat at Planet Fitness! The gym is inviting families age 13+ into gyms across Canada to workout for free on February 18. In addition, those looking to become members can enroll for just $0.25, lowered from $10. It’s a wonderful way to exercise some self-care and spend time with your loved ones.
Family Day at Evergreen Brick Works (550 Bayview Avenue)
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Come on out from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to enjoy the fun activities Evergreen Brick Works has planned for Family Day. Here you can skate, adults can sip local beers from Brewer’s Backyard, and the kids can explore the Children’s Garden activities. There is a nice mix of indoor and outdoor activities, and it’s guaranteed to be fun for the whole family
Toronto Light Festival (55 Mill Street)
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If you haven’t seen the Toronto Light Festival in the Distillery District yet, Family Day is the perfect time to go! The festival is one of the largest outdoor galleries in North America. It is super picturesque and there are tons of interactive exhibits that will get the kids involved. It’s a great excuse to get outside and see the beauty winter has to offer!
Family Day Weekend at the Bentway (250 Fort York Boulevard)
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After you check out Family Day at Fort York, mosey on over to The Bentway for a little outdoor fun. The rink is open extended hours on Monday, February 18 and there will be free skating for all! Just remember to bring your own skates, or $5 to rent a pair.
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Despite the frigid cold, there are plenty of reasons why you should get outside — one of them being the third annual Toronto Light Festival at the Distillery District, which is open from now until March 3.
This year, the festival will feature over 30 light exhibits from local and international artists.
Scattered across the Distillery District, Toronto Light Fest is the largest outdoor light sculpture gallery in North America. The third annual event aims to draw people out of winter hibernation to bring positivity and light to their lives during the dreariest of days.
Visitors can check out the lights seven days a week, as soon as the sun goes down. But the Distillery will also be hosting some fun daytime events. From art by Toronto’s leading mural artists and live music, to complimentary alcohol tastings on the weekends and outdoor (heated) brunch on the El Catrin patio, the area has so much to offer!
Not to mention, if you drop by Tunnelception (pictured above), you can try Reese’s latest snack: the Reese’s Pieces Peanut Candy. Candy dispensers will be there every weekend until the end of the festival, and you could be one of the first in Canada to try to delicious, new candy!
We had the opportunity to chat with Mathew Rosenblatt, Co-Founder of the Distillery Restaurants Corporation.
Below he tells us about Toronto Light Festival 2019, what readers can expect from the Distillery District in the future, and more. Take a peek below!
StyleDemocracy: Why are you excited to bring back the Toronto Light Festival?
Mathew Rosenblatt: Turning on the electricity and witnessing how light, creativity and passion can instantly transform a neighbourhood and a City.
SD: What light installation do you think Torontonians will be the most excited to see?
MR: I think the favourites will include a 35-foot polar bear sculpture and an interactive DNA like light sculpture, but what do I know? Torontonians might like Enunciation (a light cave) by Taylor Dean Harrison, or The Phoenix Rainbow by The Phoenix Rainbow team.
SD: Are there any new stores or restaurants that you would suggest our readers to visit?
MR: Madrina (Spanish for Godmother,) is a must visit for anyone who has ever wanted to try an authentic modern Spanish tapas restaurant. Expect sensational modern Catalan fare prepared by Michelin trained Chef Ramon Simarro. The atmosphere is beyond gorgeous, but don’t worry the service is still warm and casual.
SD: What are your thoughts on the Distillery District being named one of the coolest shopping districts in the world?
MR: We’re deeply honoured to be included as one of the coolest shopping districts in the world. We are fortunate to live in a city that values atmosphere, creativity and lifestyle over franchises and widgets.
SD: Are there any special events planned at the Distillery District for the rest of the year that you can talk about?
MR: Separate from the large scale events, this year The Distillery will deepen its world renowned ambience and atmosphere. Expect to discover free live music, unique food interactions, ice wine and champagne samplings, farmers and flower markets and so much more.
SD: What else can our readers expect from the Distillery District in the future?
MR: Expect to be surprised. Especially if you take the time to open some of the iconic green doors and discovered what is inside.
All images courtesy of Toronto Light Festival
When the weather is cold, it’s easy to get cooped up inside. But there are so many opportunities to get outside and experience what Toronto has to offer.
From Instagrammable art installations to free food, facials, and more, here are seven Toronto events that will help you make the most of winter this weekend.
Pick up some new clothes at the Winter Uber-SWAP
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If you’re itching to upgrade your wardrobe but don’t want to blow your budget, then you’ll want to check out this women’s clothing exchange. Located at Eastminster United Church, bring your gently used cold weather clothing and accessories to trade with other women in the neighbourhood. Sizes are primarily XS to XL, tickets are $10, and all proceeds will benefit the Toronto Distress Centre’s program for survivors of suicide. Leftover clothing will be donated to the Yonge St. Mission, Eastminster’s Out Of The Cold program, and other east-end hubs serving women, teens, and newcomers.
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Get some inspiration at the Interior Design Show (IDS)
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The annual Interior Design Show is back in town! Located at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from January 17 to 20, IDS will feature a number of notable exhibitors and keynote speakers who will focus on a the latest and greatest trends in Canadian and international design. Take part in a class and brush up on how to take your home to the next level, party the night away with fellow design enthusiasts and industry professionals, or just tour the beauty that is IDS. Tickets can be purchased online and start at just $25.
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Brave the cold and tour the Toronto Light Festival
Back for its second year, tour the Toronto Light Festival and take in a number of wonderful light displays and features. The festival is great excuse to go outside and celebrate the beauty of creativity during winter’s dark and dreary months. The Toronto Light Festival can be found in the Distillery District from January 18 to March 3 and is completely free for visitors! Make sure to drop by — especially if you want to up your Instagram game.
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Get cheesy with Taco Bell
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If you love free stuff, Taco Bell, and nacho cheese, then you’ll want to head over to this event. On Saturday, January 20, Taco Bell is unveiling something special at its 482 Queen St. West location in Toronto. While details are scarce, what we do know is that there’ll be nacho cheese and free food. Need we say more? Get more details on Taco Bell’s Facebook event page.
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Take in some free outdoor art and visit Ice Breakers presented by PortsToronto
Bundle up and head outside for this free art event. From January 19 to February 4, Ice Breakers presented by PortsToronto is a wintertime art exhibition located in the Queens Quay West neighbourhood. Take a tour of five interesting exhibitions by artists from Toronto, Greece, and Germany. There’ll be plenty of picture perfect moments and opportunities to interact with the larger-than-life art. Oh, and did we mention that it’s completely free?
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Fit in some cardio and skate the night away at DJ Skate Nights
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Head to the Natrel Rink for a stellar, free skate night. This Saturday, January 19, Little Kicks, Digits, and ARP2600 will be DJing a fun mix of electro dance music. Head there to get your boogie on from 8 to 11 p.m — all you need to do is round up your friends and your skates.
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Treat yourself to a free mini-facial at Sephora
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If you’re headed to CF Toronto Eaton Centre this weekend, be sure to drop by Sephora to spoil yourself with Laneige. You’ll get to try the new Lavender Water Sleeping mask, enjoy a free custom skincare consultation, and a free dream interpretation session by Giovanna’s Psychic Studio. The event takes place January 18 to 19 from 1 to 6 p.m. Get more details on the Facebook event page.
Let DesignTO take you to explore different pockets of the city
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DesignTO, formerly the Toronto Design Offsite Festival, is a huge design festival that spans across Toronto. With over 100 exhibitions and events, there’s something to get you out of the house every day from January 18 to 27. As the largest cultural design festival in Canada, DesignTO transforms Toronto into a hub of creativity, and the best part is, the majority of the events are completely free!
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From January 19th until March 4th, The Toronto Light Festival will be shining brightly in the Distillery District. Finally, a little excitement to get us through these cold and dark winter days.
They’ve announced some potential installations, including a piano that plays light, a bunch of wickedly cool flowers, dandelions, and trees, a few awesome portals, a lunar eclipse, lasers and so much more.
Add it to your weekend activity itinerary – It won’t be a disappointment. Now, we just need to hope the weather warms up a little bit. Check out some of the amazing photos from last year:
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Find out more about the Toronto Light Festival.
Are you going to visit the Toronto Light Fest? Let us know in the comments.
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Toronto winters can be drawn-out, dark, and dreary. Luckily, the Distillery District has partnered with a number of Canadian, European, and American artists to bring a little light into our lives.
From January 27th to March 12th, the Distillery District will literally by lit.
With inspiration from the ever-popular Amsterdam Light Festival, 21 large light sculptures and installations have been scattered throughout the streets, shops, and galleries for the inaugural Toronto Light Festival.
And there are a couple of charity aspects to the event too! Visitors can purchase locks, ranging from $5 to $15, to contribute to two artworks by Toronto Light Festival Creator & Executive Director, Mathew Rosenblatt. All funds raised will go to The Yonge Street Mission. The Mission is also collecting funds online and each time someone donates, two light cannons at the Toronto Light Festival will shift closer and closer – once the goal of $10,000 is reached, the beams will cross and light up in celebration.
Another soon-to-be Instagram favourite installation is Angels of Freedom designed by Israel-based OGE Group. Each time someone uploads a social snap in front of the wings with the hashtag #MillStLights, Mill Street Brewery will donate $1.00 to the Daily Bread Food Bank, plus the snapper will be entered to win Beer for a Year.
What you can’t miss? The interactive, Burning Man-inspired Magic Dance Mirror by Kyle Ruddick, which uses dynamic animated visuals to capture the user’s sweet dance moves and A Dream of Pastures by Toronto-based design team Studio F Minus, which has users peddling away on an old exercise bike to power sound and graphics.
The Toronto Light Festival is open from today to March 12th and is absolutely free to attend. Get a preview of what you can see below.
Follow journey online by heading to TorontoLightFest.com and checking out #TOLightFest and @TOLightFest on Instagram.
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