Whether it’s internationally-inspired culinary events, sporting attractions or live music, Toronto has so many exciting events and festivals to enjoy. When planning your next visit to Toronto be sure to visit with our Concierge team to hear about the one-of-a-kind experiences that await you.
Don’t miss Toronto’s flagship Hudson’s Bay Company store in the Eaton’s Centre at the corner of Yonge Street and Queen Street for a taste of nostalgia. The superbly crafted holiday windows rival those found at New York City storefronts and each one tells a specific holiday story.
Visitors will be taken on a new visual journey and cerebral adventure, designed to entertain and inspire. The Festival will transform the picturesque historic neighbourhood into one of the largest open-air galleries in North America, lighting up the long winter nights with distinctive works from local and international light artists.
Enjoy free skating at the city’s most scenic rink. Rentals available for an additional fee. The Ritz-Carlton Recommends: Go on a Saturday night for DJ Skate Nights with live entertainment.
Holiday lights illuminate the streets and revellers sipping mulled wine and German beer shop for handcrafted charms. USA Today’s 10 Best List describes Toronto’s Christmas Market as “a wintertime experience that wholeheartedly celebrates the magic of the season.”
Innovation, style and power continue to rule at the Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto, with over 600,000 square feet of dazzling displays, big prize giveaways and engaging exhibits.
Spring activities and events in Toronto will give you plenty of chances to embrace the change in season. Spend your time sampling beer, getting your fill of food and music festivals, and checking out majestic cherry blossoms.
Summer in the city comes alive when the mercury rises with more events, wild food creations, and lakefront activities to enjoy. Plan early and enjoy it all!
Toronto Taste is in its 27th year, and features the season’s best flavors from over 90 of Toronto’s top restaurants and beverage purveyors.
The Toronto Jazz Festival has become one of North America’s premier jazz festivals and now attracts in excess of 500,000 loyal patrons. Ritz-Carlton Recommends: Visit Nathan Phillips Square with an impressive 1,200-seat, fully-licensed main stage marquee and outdoor stage, where many extraordinary events are offered free to the public
Fort York is transformed into a foodie wonderland for eating, drinking and entertainment. The city’s latest, greatest and hottest restaurants dish up their best in an al fresco gourmet feast.
Fall lovely leaves, a cool breeze, and all the warmth of a freshly baked apple pie. The Fall brings with it some exciting new colours to our city, and returning favourites. Here are a few ideas for things to enjoy this fall.
Comedians, contortionists, musicians, magicians, fire jugglers, acrobats, aerial artists, clowns and daredevils all come together for North America’s largest street performer festival.
Toronto Oktoberfest brings a taste of Munich to the city as it captures the essence of Bavarian festivities through authentic food, drink and merriment.
Over a century old, The Santa Claus Parade features an abundance of animated floats in the company of two dozen marching bands and thousands of costumed participants, cheered along by excited kids.