10 things to do in Toronto for Family Day weekend 2024
Things to do in Toronto for Family Day Weekend 2024 include checking out some surreal art insallations on the beach, hitting the court at the city's brand-new free pickleball club, and cheering on the Leafs at Scotiabank Arena.
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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February 16-25The Canadian International AutoShow is back this weekend with all of the excitement you've come to expect from the country's largest car show. This year, special highlights include the opportunity to see the Tesla CyberTruck with your own eyes, test drive a Jeep on an all-terrain track and learn more about electric vehicles.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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February 17-19Whether you're six, sixty, or any age in between, the AGO is an amazing way to spend a day off in the city. The gallery is throwing special programming all weekend for visitors of all ages, from guided exhibition tours to artmaking workshops and dance performances.
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February 17-19Cloverdale mall is about to be home to a huge new pickleball club that's totally free to join, and to celebrate, they're welcoming the public to hit the courts without booking fees and explore the new space while you learn from pros and groove to beats from their live DJ.Cloverdale Mall
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February 17This massive beer and tacos tour kicks off this weekend with their first ever stop in Toronto before heading off to stops all over Toronto. Sample eats from 19 different taquerias while you sip local cervezas at this wildly fun festival.Enercare Centre
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February 17The boys are back in town, and this time they're taking on the Anaheim Ducks. Put on your blue and white and head down to the Scotiabank Arena for hockey night in Toronto, while you cheer on the greatest hockey team on the planet (in my opinion).Scotiabank Arena
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February 18Head to the lounge at the Drake Hotel this weekend for a blast from the past with their vinyl-only dance party as part of the Drake's 20th birthday celebrations. Hit the dance floor to tunes by DJs Agile, Mensa, and a very special performance from Toronto legend.
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February 18Head to Stackt Market for the inaugural 2SLGBTQIA+ mixer event. Gather up your pals or go solo while you sip bevvies from Blue Moon Brewery, nibble snacks and support a great cause — a portion of food proceeds will be donated to ACAS Toronto to support their work with Queer Asian Youth.
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February 18The Rec Room is making the most out of Family Day with a slew of special events, including a performance by mind-readers Beyond Mental Borders. Back for their fifth year at the Rec Room, Toronto's most popular mind reading duo will blow you away and leave you speechless.
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February 19Take advantage of the wintery weather and head to one of Toronto's coolest free skating rinks for a day of programming for family members of all ages. From skating to scavenger hunts and a winter market, you'll be entertained all day.The Bentway
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February 19 - March 31One of the city's favourite Family Day traditions is back for its tenth year. Stroll along Woodbine Beach and check out this year's roster of wild and whimsical winter stations. Some of this year's highlights include a 'UFO' treehouse, a gigantic raincloud and the return of a shrine to the city's most famous dead raccoon.Woodbine Beach
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