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Get ready for a packed weekend in Toronto! Whether you’re into comedy, sports, concerts, or unique pop-up experiences, there’s something for everyone from March 21st-22nd, 2026.
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1. Spirit of the 1920s Soirée
Check out this intimate 1920s cocktail soirée happening this weekend! Guests can mingle and dance in a vibrant setting, enjoy live jazz by John Amato, custom French canapés by French fine-dining chef Chef Nico & crafted spirits. This is an event that you don’t want to miss.
Where: Spirit of York Distillery Co (12 Trinity Street)
When: March 21st, 2026 (Starts at 8 pm)
Price: $60 per person
Category: Date-Friends
2. Toronto Sportsmen's Show
Explore hundreds of exhibitors and the latest gear for fishing, hunting, boating & the outdoors. From fly fishing and casting demonstrations to K9 Retriever Trials & Demos, seminar & more, there’s something for everyone. Use promo code TODOTORONTO to get 20% off admission for online tickets.
Where: International Centre (6900 Airport Road)
When: March 19th-22nd, 2026
Price: Prices start at $18 (12 and under FREE)
Category: Date-Friends
3. Canada’s Comedy All Stars: Season 4
Get ready to laugh with Canada’s Comedy All Stars this Sunday! Always featuring 3 of Canada's top comedians, from Juno Award winners and TV stars, to comedy festival superstars!
Where: Comedy Bar (945 Bloor St. W)
When: March 22nd, 2026 (Starts at 7 pm)
Price: Tickets are $25 ($30 at the door)
Category: Date-Friends
4. Toronto Comicon
If you're into comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, gaming, or cosplay, this one’s for you. You'll feel out of this world and right at home.
Where: Metro Toronto Convention Centre (255 Front St W)
When: March 20th - 22nd, 2026
Price: Prices vary
Category: Family-friendly
5. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: Live Concert
Audiences can expect an immersive live-to-film experience where Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone plays in high-definition on a giant screen while a live orchestra performs John Williams’ full score in sync with the movie. It’s a chance to relive the magic of the beloved film in a grand concert setting, with all the wonder, adventure, and iconic moments brought to life in a whole new way.
Where: Roy Thomson Hall (60 Simcoe St)
When: March 21st, 2026 (various times)
Price: Prices start at $94
Category: Family-friendly
6. Spring Equinox
A week-long Spring Equinox festival at STACKT Market celebrating renewal with workshops, wellness sessions, local vendors, food experiences, and live performances. Free to attend during March Break, it’s a flexible, all-ages event to welcome the new season.
Where: STACKT Market (28 Bathurst St)
When: On until March 22nd, 2026
Price: Free
Category: Family-friendly
7. Poshmark Pop-Up: Style in Full Bloom
Visitors can expect a spring-themed pop-up shopping experience featuring curated fashion pieces and unique finds from Poshmark sellers. The event also includes floral-inspired displays and complimentary perks like bouquets and matcha for guests who show their Poshmark app while supplies last.
Where: Olivia’s Garden (569 Crawford St)
When: March 21st - 22nd, 2026 (11:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Price: Free to attend, shop prices vary
Category: Date-Friends
8. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man - Pub Pop-Up
Visitors can step into the gritty world of Peaky Blinders at an immersive pub pop-up inspired by The Immortal Man, where the venue is transformed into a themed English pub reminiscent of the show’s iconic setting. Guests can enjoy show-inspired cocktails, themed photo opportunities, temporary tattoos, and hidden Easter eggs while soaking in the atmosphere of the Shelby family’s world.
Where: Man of Kent (202 Ossington Ave)
When: March 20th - 22nd, 2026
Price: Free entry based on capacity
Category: Date-Friends
9. Toronto FC v Columbus Crew
Fans can expect an exciting Major League Soccer matchup as Toronto FC takes the pitch for a competitive home game against the Columbus Crew. The matchup is also part of the long-running rivalry between the two clubs, known as the Trillium Cup, which has been contested annually since 2008.
Where: BMO Field (170 Princes' Blvd)
When: March 21st, 2026 (1:00 pm)
Price: Prices start at $18
Category: Family-friendly
10. Light It Up: Community Lantern Parade
Visitors can expect a magical celebration welcoming the arrival of spring with a glowing lantern parade filled with music and shared community spirit. The evening also features complimentary hot cocoa and community fire.
Where: Riverdale Park East (550 Broadview Ave)
When: March 21st, 2026 (6:30 pm - 8:30 pm)
Price: RSVP
Category: Family-friendly
11. Toronto Short Film Festival
Visitors can expect curated screenings of short films from filmmakers around the world, spanning genres like drama, comedy, animation, documentary, and experimental cinema. The event celebrates emerging and independent creators.
Where: Paradise Theatre (1006 Bloor St W)
When: March 21st, 2026
Price: Check online for ticket updates
Category: Family-friendly
12. Rock Harder
Breaking Canada is a non-profit organization that supports and strengthens the country’s breaking community by providing resources, services, and a unified voice for the sector. At Rock Harder, people can expect an unforgettable celebration of breaking culture featuring top breakers, judges, DJs, open 2v2 battles, and championship showcases that spotlight elite talent, creativity, and competitive spirit from across Canada.
Where: The Fleck at Harbourfront Centre Theatre (231 Queens Quay W)
When: March 22nd, 2026 (2:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
Price: $25
Category: Date-Friends
13. Free Concert Series: Canadian Opera Company
This series brings artists from around the world to share diverse performances in an intimate public setting, spotlighting both emerging and established talent
across disciplines.
Where: Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre (145 Queen St W)
When: Throughout March (Refer to Online Schedule)
Price: Free
Category: Family-friendly
14. Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament
The world’s largest celebration of Para hockey, uniting athletes of all ages and skill levels in the adapted sport of blind hockey. This year includes six competitive divisions and, for the first time, an International Blind Ice Hockey Series featuring Canada, USA, and Team World.
Where: Mattamy Athletic Centre at the Gardens (50 Carlton St)
When: March 20th - 22nd, 2026
Price: Free
Category: Family-friendly
15. Island Awakening on Toronto Islands
Visitors can expect a nature-focused weekend celebrating the arrival of spring on the Toronto Islands, with guided walks, bird-watching tours, and opportunities to explore Ward’s Island and Algonquin Island. The event also features live performances, Indigenous-led cultural programming, arts and crafts, and interactive environmental activities that highlight the islands’ natural beauty and community spirit.
Where:
- Algonquin Island Association Clubhouse
- 8 Wyandot Ave, Algonquin Island
- Located 1.1 km away from Ward's Island Ferry Dock
When: March 21st - 22nd, 2026 (11:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Price: Free, registration may be required for activities
Category: Date-Friends
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