10 things to do in Toronto for Easter weekend 2024
Things to do in Toronto on Easter weekend 2024 include a concert by one of the biggest pop stars around, a hoppin' local vendor market and a historic community Easter parade.
Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous roundup for the week and be sure to head over to our events section for complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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March 29Get your fill of shopping and hops with a day of shopping local treats and treasures — alongside games and live music — at Great Lakes Brewpub.
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March 29Kick off the long weekend right with a good-vibes dance party soundtracked by Islandside, who will be covering hits from the 60's, 70s and today.
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March 29Prepare to giggle as The Garden comedy show takes over Barrio Cerveceria in Leslieville. Come for the comedy, stay for the Ceviche.
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March 29Heading to one of Toronto's hottest concerts of the year definitely isn't a Bad Idea, Right? Chart-topping singer songwriter Olivia Rodrigo kicks off a two-night engagement in the city on Friday.Scotiabank Arena
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March 29Didn't make it to the concert? Still haven't had your fill of GUTS? Head to The Dance Cave to keep dancing the night away, with free pizza from Prince Street Pizza, drink specials, giveaways and more.
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March 29-31This weekend the International Centre is going to the cats, dogs and everything in between. Bring your fur baby along for a day of shopping and entertainment that you and your animals will love.The International Centre
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March 30Shop more than 20 local vendors offering jewellery, baked goods, apparel, art and so much more before grabbing a bite from neighbourhood restaurants at this Mimico market.Mimico Square
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March 31The oldest and longest-running Easter parade in North America returns to Queen Street East this weekend for an afternoon of music, magic and, of course, plenty of chocolate.Multiple Venues
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March 31Head to the Fox Theatre for a time-honoured Easter tradition. Sing along or simply tap your toes at this high-energy screening of the Norman Jewison classic.Fox Theatre
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