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Weekend Desk
Winter Date Ideas in Toronto: PATH, Skate, Fire Pit
A cold-night date in three acts, from a warm PATH walk to a skate under the lights to a fire pit, plus gallery and greenhouse backups, all from official pages.
Eat & Drink Desk
Hot Chocolate in Toronto: Four Winter Walks to Warm Up
Four winter walks that end in a warm cup, from the Distillery District to Evergreen Brick Works and Mel Lastman Square, each stop confirmed by its organiser.
Makers Desk
Flea Markets in Toronto: Antiques, Vintage and Church Sales
From Sunday antiques at St. Lawrence Market to a church-library glass show and the Roncy Flea, here are Toronto markets with dates their organisers posted.
Weekend Desk
Free Winter Activities in Toronto for 2026 and 2027
Free skating, lights, markets, a historic farm and gallery nights for the 2026/27 winter, each one backed by the City of Toronto or the organiser's own page.
Weekend Desk
Things to Do in Toronto on Sunday: Free Days and Open Doors
Sunday in Toronto runs on free admission, antiques, a winter market and open doors. Ten plans, each linked to the page that says so.
Eat & Drink Desk
St. Lawrence Market Toronto: How to Plan a Hungry Visit
A City-run market district with three buildings, a Saturday farmers' market and a Montreal-style bagel stop: how to plan a first hungry visit.
Weekend Desk
Fall Things to Do in Toronto: Late-Season Leaves and Fairs
November is fall's last act. Eleven ways to spend it in Toronto, from ravine trails and greenhouses to dated fairs, film and the first holiday lights.
Weekend Desk
Things to Do in Toronto This Weekend: The Weekender
Weekend plans in Toronto that repeat all season: a market on Saturday, free museum Sundays, the ferry, galleries and the zoo, each with an official link.
Eat & Drink Desk
Food Halls in Toronto: Three Big Rooms for Winter Eating
Waterworks, Wellington Market and St. Lawrence Market: three big indoor rooms where a group can each eat something different, confirmed open this season.
Archive Desk
St. Lawrence Market History: Two Centuries on One Toronto Block
From a market block proclaimed in 1803 to the North Market that opened in 2025, here is how one Toronto corner kept rebuilding itself, with the dates sourced.