Canadian International Auto Show
This event is held in Toronto. The event runs yearly, from February 17 to February 26 and showcases what automobile manufacturers have been working on. This includes current vehicles models, new release models scheduled for a release either later in the year or during next year, concept vehicles and exotic vehicles.All leading auto jiants such as Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Lincoln, General Motors, and Ferrari are always there. The event happens at the Metro Toronto Convention Center and Rogers Center.
Address: 255 Front St W, Metro Toronto Convention Center, Toronto, ON M5V 2W6
Tel.: 905-940-2800

Beaches International Jazz Festival
This Festival is an annual outdoor music, food and fun event in the Beaches neighborhood, in Toronto. It is a four day event. Its in July, celebrating the best of Canadian and international jazz music. The Main Stage performances are the core of the festival, and are always held at the band shell in Kew Gardens on the Saturday and Sunday afternoons of the event. Street fest runs the Thursday to Saturday evenings of the festival, where bands line the streets for over 2 kilometers along Queen Street East, running from Woodbine Avenue to Victoria Park Avenue.

First Night
From 1991 Toronto families have had a fun and welcome the New Year. You will see at the First Night a variety of events; from a street fair and parade to carnival rides and musical performances happen here. More than 300 performers, 50 exhibits, and 200 volunteers team up to provide these celebrations.

Milk International Children's Festival of the Arts
In this multicultural festival include performances by theatre groups, clowns, puppeteers, dance troupes and musicians from around the world. Quite a few outdoor performances are included with entrance; many more are ticketed separately and take place at various performance spaces. Youngsters can try photography, painting or sculpture, or create something wonderful with Lagos.
Address: 235 Queens Quay W, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON M5J 2G8
Tel.: 416-973-4000


Pride Week
It is the city's second largest parade, along with great music and a slew of speakers. More than 700,000 people attend annually. The events run the gamut from parades to live music, family activities to street parties. It starts at the corner of Bloor Street East and Church Street, proceeds west to Yonge Street, south on Yonge Street, and east on Gerrard Street, ending at Church and Gerrard.


Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Under one roof in the middle of a bustling city, at this annual event, you'll be regaled by ten days of agriculture, horticulture, and canine and equestrian events. Families can stroll through wonderful gardens, pet farm animals, watch beautiful equestrian competitions, and shop in traditional and specialty markets.
Address: 100 Princes Blvd, National Trade Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
Tel.: 416-263-3400

Shaw Theatre Festival
It is one of the largest theatre festivals in North America. There are at least three plays nearly every day of the week except Monday; some days there are five or six, from April-November.
It takes place in three different venues: the Festival Theatre at 10 Queen's Parade, the Court House Theatre at 26 Queen Street, and the Royal George Theatre at 85 Queen Street.

Summerlicious / Winterlicious
More than a hundred of Toronto's best restaurants offer special prix fixe meals at outstanding prices. Some of the participated in past years are Sintra, Mildred Pierce, Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, grano, Fred's Not Here, Brasserie Aix, Drake Hotel Dining Room, EDO, Myth, Truffles, Tundra, Monsoon, La Fenice, EPIC, Brassaii, Rosewater Supper Club and Canoe. Reservations are completely must.

Toronto Fringe Theatre Festival
It is base on accessibility, variety and quality. The Toronto Fringe started in 1989. It offers 24 venues, 100-plus international theatre companies, and a massive variety of performances.All seating is general admission, and tickets at the door are cash only.

Toronto International Film Festival
It is increasing from a small production in 1976 to its present status as one of the world's largest public international festivals. It has undergone numerous changes during its 25 years.. The "Los Angeles Times" has specified the festival as the world's best.
Address: 55 Bloor St W, Manulife Centre, Toronto, ON M5B 1L7