15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are all about holiday events.
Holiday Magic is back to transform Yorkville into a winter wonderland or head out to Cavalcade of Lights as the annual lights festival is set to mark the start of the holiday season with a tree lighting ceremony.
With so many things to do in Toronto, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
November 22Do you have what it takes to win a Dundie award? Test your knowledge of the sitcom to win The Office-themed prizes.
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November 23How well do you know the beloved sitcom? Test your knowledge at this themed trivia night and try to win some epic prizes.George Brown Waterfront Campus
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November 24 - December 4The annual holiday artisan market is back just in time for the holidays. Shop from over 350 vendors selling unique gifts for everyone on your shopping list.Enercare Centre
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November 25Celebrate the holidays with a tree lighting ceremony, live entertainment, a visit from holiday characters and carolling.Bloor West Village
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November 25Kick it back all the way to the 90s at this decade-themed party playing all your favourite throwback hits.
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November 25Explore works from over 75 different artists all while dancing and eating your weight in pancakes.Revival Event Venue
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November 25-27If you're looking for the perfect gift for a plant lover then look no further than this holiday market. From nature-inspired products by local artists to holiday home decor, there are a ton of vendors to explore.Toronto Botanical Garden
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November 25 - December 4Eat your way through this night market that will be serving up some of your favourite Filipino dishes. The market will also be filled with activities including artisan vendors, midway rides, live music, and a parol-making workshop.Street Eats Market at Scarborough Town Centre
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November 26Throw on your best neon or double denim outfit and hit the dance floor at this 80s and 90s-themed dance party.
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November 26-27Head out to this art and design showcase that will be featuring the work of 15 local BIPOC creators exhibiting and selling their unique wares.468 Queen St W
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November 26 - December 31The city's ritzy neighbourhood is transforming into a winter wonderland filled with twinkling lights and a giant Christmas tree. Make sure to check out the opening night which will feature a free outdoor concert and a tree-lighting ceremony.Village of Yorkville Park
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November 25 - January 7The annual lights festival is back to mark the start of the holiday season with a glittering tree, skating, performances and a ton of lights.Nathan Phillips Square
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November 27Canadian rock band Three Days Grace is stopping in the city as part of their Explosions Tour.
Lead photo byFareen Karim
Lead photo byFareen Karim
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