What to do in Toronto this Holiday season
Wendy, November 19th, 2024Festive happenings In Toronto this coming holiday season
Toronto transforms into a festive wonderland during the Christmas season! With a plethora of activities and events for all ages. From enchanting theater performances to mesmerizing light displays, the city brims with holiday cheer.
Christmas markets, lights and more!
Distillery Winter Village
November 13 January 5, Distillery District
Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere of the Distillery Winter Village. Explore quaint wooden stalls, enjoy holiday treats, and marvel at the twinkling lights adorning the historic Distillery District. It's the perfect place to find unique gifts and soak in the holiday spirit.
Cavalcade of Lights
Late November, Nathan Phillips Square
Witness the illumination of Toronto's official Christmas tree and enjoy live music, skating parties, and fireworks at the Cavalcade of Lights. This annual event has been a city tradition since 1967, bringing together residents and visitors to celebrate the festive season.
Ice Skating at Nathan Phillips Square
Late November March, Nathan Phillips Square
Embrace the winter season by gliding on the outdoor ice rink at Nathan Phillips Square. Surrounded by the city's skyline and illuminated by holiday lights, it's a quintessential Toronto experience. Skate rentals are available on-site, making it convenient for everyone to join in the fun.
Stay warm in the theatre!
The Nutcracker by the National Ballet of Canada
December 6 31, Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
Experience the magic of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet as the National Ballet of Canada brings "The Nutcracker" to life. With stunning choreography, elaborate costumes, and a live orchestra, this performance is a holiday staple. Don't miss the chance to journey through the Land of Sweets with Clara and the Nutcracker Prince.
Cirque du Soleil's 'Twas The Night Before Christmas
December 12 31, Meridian Hall
Join Cirque du Soleil for their first-ever holiday-themed show, "'Twas The Night Before Christmas." This production features breathtaking acrobatics, enchanting music, and a whimsical storyline, making it an essential part of Toronto's holiday festivities.
