Top 10 Family Events
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1. Canadian National Exhibition
The “Ex” is an 18-day extravaganza with 65 rides on a frenetic midway, themed pavilions, performers of all kinds – from musicians to dancers to jugglers – nightly fireworks, and a dazzling international airshow starring the world-renowned Canadian Air Force Snowbirds.
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2. Canada Day
This national holiday observes the anniversary of the founding of Canada, in 1867. Festivities include free concerts at Nathan Phillips Square and Queen’s Park.
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3. Festival Caravan
Toronto’s multiculturalism is celebrated under one roof at the Metro Convention Centre, each pavilion representing a different culture. Dancing, music, food, and more.
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4. Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
North America’s largest indoor exhibition of agriculture features all manner of farm animals and products. Horticulture and equestrian shows, and then some.
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5. Toronto International Carnival
What began as Caribana, a local celebration of Caribbean culture, is now North America’s largest street festival, as revelers enjoy island food to rhythmic beats. The highlight is the parade along Lake Shore Blvd: costumed dancers strut their stuff to soca, played by exuberant steel bands atop colorful floats.
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6. Milk International Children’s Festival
You’ll find family entertainment galore at this mainly free festival for kids. Performances of dance, music, theater, and puppetry will enchant the wee ones.
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7. Toronto WinterCity Festival
This festival fills two mid-winter weeks with lots of reasons to head outdoors, among them kids’ events, circus performances, concerts, and fireworks. Many top attractions and restaurants offer special discounts.
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8. Sprockets Toronto
The best in contemporary and classic children’s film is presented in this satellite of the Toronto International Film Festival. Features and shorts are geared to ages 3 to 18. Workshops offer kids a behind-the-scene glimpse of moviemaking.
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9. Toronto Festival of Storytelling
All ages are invited to listen as storytellers weave tales at venues around the city. This multicultural celebration of the oral tradition includes free and ticketed events, workshops, and films.
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10. Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival
Teams from around the world compete in a race at Centre Island – the climax of the two-day Drag-on Boat festival, the largest outside Asia. Performances, crafts, and food too.
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