The largest indoor boat show in North America, featuring the latest in boating products, seminars, and interactive exhibits. A must for water enthusiasts, with special features like "The Lake," a large indoor lake used for demos.

A week-long festival celebrating design in various forms, including architecture, graphics, and interior design. Exhibits, installations, and workshops are displayed across multiple venues in the city.

Held in the Distillery District, this event features large, illuminated art installations by artists from around the world, transforming the historic area into a glowing winter wonderland.

A unique art competition where temporary installations are built around lifeguard stations along Toronto's beaches, creating interactive structures that brighten up the cold winter landscape.

A massive event for fans of comics, sci-fi, fantasy, and pop culture, offering celebrity appearances, panels, and vendors. Cosplay is a big part of the experience.

This festive parade takes over downtown Toronto, with floats, Irish dancers, and music, celebrating Irish culture and heritage.

The largest documentary festival in North America, featuring screenings of thought-provoking films and panels with filmmakers. A key event for documentary enthusiasts.

An event celebrating the city’s vibrant café culture, with tastings, workshops, and competitions for coffee and tea lovers.

A city-wide event allowing public access to architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings that are typically closed to the public. Visitors can explore museums, government buildings, and landmarks for free.

A major marathon event drawing runners from around the world. The race winds through Toronto’s neighborhoods and iconic spots like the waterfront.

An arts festival featuring diverse performances and installations, from music and dance to visual art and theater. Luminato takes over public spaces and traditional venues alike, making art accessible to all.

A multi-day festival featuring live music performances, gaming, interactive installations, and comedy acts. It’s a major platform for emerging and indie artists in various genres.

A theater festival that showcases experimental and avant-garde performances, including plays, stand-up comedy, and dance. It’s a grassroots, artist-driven festival.

The largest Caribbean festival in North America, featuring vibrant parades, music, dance, and cuisine celebrating Caribbean culture and heritage. The highlight is the colorful and exuberant Grand Parade.

One of the most prestigious film festivals globally, TIFF brings filmmakers, actors, and cinephiles to Toronto for film screenings, red carpet events, and panel discussions.

A major food festival celebrating Greek culture, cuisine, and music. Held along Danforth Avenue, visitors can enjoy delicious food, live entertainment, and activities for all ages.

Held on Toronto’s waterfront, this event features traditional dragon boat races with teams from around the world, along with cultural performances and food stalls.

One of the largest Ukrainian festivals in North America, this event celebrates Ukrainian culture with folk music, dance, food, and artisan markets.

An all-night art festival where the city transforms into an open-air art gallery. Art installations and performances are set up throughout Toronto, drawing thousands of visitors.

A premier running event with thousands of participants running through the scenic city routes. It’s an international race and Boston Marathon qualifier.

A large-scale fair celebrating agriculture, local food, and livestock, featuring animal competitions, horse shows, and artisan products.

Located in the Distillery District, this European-style market offers holiday shopping, festive food, live performances, and plenty of Christmas spirit.

A dazzling display of holiday lights and fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square, marking the official start of the festive season in Toronto.

One of the longest-running Santa parades in the world, featuring floats, marching bands, and, of course, Santa Claus himself, spreading holiday cheer throughout the city.