Family & Kids' Events - Toronto

Family Fun events in Toronto – Family festivals, music, children’s theatre & more!

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21 Dec

Bata Shoe Museum, 327 Bloor Street West, Toronto

December 21, 2026 To December 30, 2026

416-979-7799

Included with museum admission

Wondering what to do with the little ones during winter break? Bring them down to the coolest shoebox in town where they can enjoy an afternoon of… Read more…

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29 Jan

Various Venues, Toronto, ON

January 29, 2027 To February 11, 2027

$20 to $75

Toronto’s winter culinary celebration offers the perfect opportunity to discover delicious cuisine at more than 200 restaurants and experience unique culinary events. Read more…

06 Mar

Ada Slaight Stage, 165 Front Street E, Toronto

March 6, 2027 To March 20, 2027

416.363.5131

$15.00 - $50.00

He’s a Canadian music legend, a four-time Juno Award winner, and he’s returning to YPT by popular demand! Known for his gentle spirit and acoustic storytelling, Fred… Read more…

16 Mar

YPT Studio, 165 Front Street East, Toronto

March 16, 2027 To April 18, 2027

416.363.5131

$15.26

Introduce your little ones to live storytelling in a space and at a pace designed just for YPT’s youngest audiences! From timeless stories to magical adventures, and… Read more…

24 Apr

Young People's Theatre, 165 Front St E, Toronto

April 24, 2027 To May 2, 2027

$27- $32

Splashing in puddles, wind whipping your hair, and the satisfying crunch of frost underfoot—now that sounds like a perfect day for play! This charming production invites children… Read more…

24 Apr

YPT Studio, 165 Front Street East, Toronto

April 24, 2027 To May 2, 2027

416.363.5131

$24.00 - $29.00

Splashing in puddles, wind whipping your hair, and the satisfying crunch of frost underfoot—now that sounds like a perfect day for play! This charming production invites children… Read more…

18 Jun

Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, 145 Queen St. W, Toronto

June 18, 2027 To June 27, 2027

$57 & up

Rudolf Nureyev put The National Ballet of Canada on the world stage in 1972 with his celebrated version of Marius Petipa’s The Sleeping Beauty. Read more…