10 free things to do in Toronto this March
Free events in Toronto for March 2017 are kind of a big deal. Not only does The Real Housewives of Toronto premiere, but there's a sugar shack pop-up, a Woman's Day march, the St. Patrick's Day parade and a party celebrating Toronto's birthday.
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Free events you don't want to miss
DateAbout the EventLocation-
March 5-6Honouring Toronto’s 183rd anniversary, this two-day festival at Nathan Phillips Square includes live performances, a market, food trucks and a DJ skating party.Nathan Phillips Square
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March 6This multi-day, mini-film fest features documentaries from the seven countries included in Trump's travel ban.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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March 6U of T professor Laurie K. Bertram discusses the real-life women and men behind one of Toronto's most secretive economies between 1847 and 1900.Toronto Reference Library - Hinton Learning Theatre
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March 11-12Sugar Beach gets even sweeter with maple taffy, ice activities, cabane a sucre delicacies and live entertainment.Sugar Beach
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March 19The 30th annual parade returns to the streets of Toronto. It begins at noon and runs down Yonge Street before finishing at Nathan Phillips Square.St. George and Bloor Street West
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March 11Starting at UofT's Medical Sciences Building, this is a massive rally celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future. The march starts at 1 p.m.1 King's College Circle
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March 17-25Pansy Ass is a Toronto couple who combine their expertise in naughty illustrations and ceramic creations with their love of vintage china and antiquities.DAIS
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March 21Everyone's fave free exchange market returns for its third edition. It's an open trading area of pretty much whatever, so bring some items you'd like to giveaway.
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March 21-28Running away and joining circus isn't as glamorous as it sounds, but these free circus classes will help you learn stretches that circus artists use.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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March 31This music series inside one of the city's most prized live venues explores developments in electronic music during the 1970s.
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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