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Daniela Donayre
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Things to do in toronto this week

10 things to do in Toronto this weekend

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Daniela Donayre
Posted 5 months ago
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Things to do in Toronto this weekend include listening to your favourite movie tunes, checking out beautifully painted windows and getting your Christmas shopping done at a charming holiday market. 

Here's our roundup of things to do in Toronto this weekend. For more ideas, check out our previous roundup of the week, and head over to our events section for complete listings. 

  • Events you might want to check out
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Casino Royale In Concert
      November 24
      Casino Royale In Concert
      If your favourite thing about James Bond movies is the soundtrack, make sure you head to Meridian Hall this weekend to experience a screening of Casino Royale backed by a full symphony orchestra.
      Meridian Hall
    • Lil Tjay
      November 24
      Lil Tjay
      Head to the Coca-Cola Coliseum for a night out as rapper, singer and songwriter Lil Tjay brings the house down with his chart-topping hits.
      Coca-Cola Coliseum
    • Mike Rita
      November 25
      Mike Rita
      Comedian Mike Rita will be gracing the stage at Paradise Theatre with his funniest bits at this one night only show in Toronto this weekend.
      Paradise Theatre
    • MK - Marc Kinchen
      November 25
      MK - Marc Kinchen
      Put on your best concert outfit and make your way to History for a night of dancing as DJ and producer Marc Kinchen spins house beats all night long.
      History Toronto
    • Queen West Holiday Market
      November 25
      Queen West Holiday Market
      Check off items from your holiday list while you explore the historic Campbell House. There will be over 20 artisan vendors and some delicious food to try. Don't forget to snap a pic in the 360 degree photo booth.
      The Campbell House
    • Romeo Santos
      November 25
      Romeo Santos
      Dance like nobody is watching to the sensual tunes of former Aventura frontman Romeo Santos as he brings his sexy bachata music to the Scotiabank Arena this weekend.
      Scotiabank Arena
  • Ongoing events
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Window Wonderland
      November 24 - January 31
      Window Wonderland
      Sip on a warm beverage as you stroll The Junction's lively streets and check out this year's beautifully decorated shop windows. Each window is designed by a different artist so make sure to check them all out!
      The Junction, Toronto
    • Holiday Market
      November 24 - December 17
      Holiday Market
      Keep it eco-friendly this season at Toronto's Botanical Garden Annual Holiday Market. Shop from over 100 vendors, indulge in hearty local eats or check out a giant terrarium at this year's market.
      Toronto Botanical Garden
    • Winter Blooms
      November 24 - December 17
      Winter Blooms
      Check out a magical circus show, learn how to make Christmas swag for your door or take a picturesque walk in the woods at this year Winter Blooms Festival.
      Toronto Botanical Garden
    • Cavalcade of Lights
      November 25 - January 7
      Cavalcade of Lights
      Head to Nathan Phillips Square and immerse yourself in holiday cheer at this annual light festival. Listen to Polish folk music, watch the lighting of a giant Christmas tree or watch ice skating olympians perform gravity defying moves.
      Nathan Phillips Square
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