15 fun things to do in Toronto during March Break
March Break events and activities in Toronto will make adults feel like kids again, and kids feel like lil' kings and queens. It's going to be a busy week of fun filled with movies, hikes, castle jaunts, museum takeovers and more.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
March 11-19TIFF will show kid-friendly classics on the big screen during March Break and the digiPlaySpace will also be open.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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March 11-19Revel in the world's greatest collection of hockey artifacts and get hands-on access to the coveted Stanley Cup.Hockey Hall of Fame
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March 11-19Drop in for family activities all week long. The museum will have a week filled with interactive activities and experiences for families and kids.Royal Ontario Museum
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March 11-19Families can drop in during this week-long series of fun, which is free with admission. Dive into a life-sized cardboard maze located in the heart of the gallery or build your own cardboard city.
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March 11-19March Break inside the Bata Shoe Museum will have youngsters making shoe crafts, walking the runway with fun footwear and costumes, playing games, and going on a heel hunt.Bata Shoe Museum
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March 11-19Travel to a fairy-tale castle and discover your inner hero at Casa Loma. Activities included interactive theatrical live shows, arts and crafts, face painting and trips down the underground tunnel to the stables.Casa Loma
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March 16-17Free public skating, a bike obstacle course, family nature walks, fireside activities, and a worm wranglers gardening open house... the list of things to do at Brick Works over the break are drop-in friendly and fun.Evergreen Brickworks
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March 11-12The Sugar Shack TO returns to Sugar Beach with two sugar shacks serving up maple taffy and a specialty bar for adults.Sugar Beach
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March 11-19All week long, visit the zoo and meet life-size characters in between visits to all the other animals around the property.Toronto Zoo
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March 11Meet your favourite Toronto internet, television and film stars at this free event with loads of contest, games and mascots running around the place.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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March 11-18Roald Dahl's classic, hilarious and touching tale comes to life on stage during March Break. It's a musical version of the beloved children's classic and a super colourful production with lots of opportunities to sing/yell along.Young People's Theatre
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March 12-19Wizard World over 25 rides, including a combination of inflatables and mechanicals, and lots of live entertainment.Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place
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March 13-17There's a new theme everyday when you hit the trails of the city urban national park. Hang with Parks Canada staff and volunteers on the trails.Rouge National Urban Park
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March 13-19A hilarious musical romp that takes a new look at a children’s classic. Framed for heinous crimes by the evil von Schtinker, Big Bad Wolf must enlist the help of his fairy tale friends to prove that things aren’t always as they seem.The Second City
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March 16The second annual Princess and Superhero dance party takes over the Liberty Grand and features glow-in-the-dark wish wands, carriage rides, superhero skill training and face painting.Liberty Grand
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March 17-19For kids and adults alike, Toronto ComiCon is a comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, and gaming event packed with exciting family-friendly activities and celebrity guests.Metro Toronto Convention Centre - South Building
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