Find things to do and local events to check out in Etobicoke, Toronto. Don’t forget to check out our hotel blog and information about our hotel location for more ideas on things to do during your stay at the Super 5 Inn Toronto!
This annual all-night festival will have you experiencing art like never before. Nuit Blanche is the largest contemporary art event in North America and to date, has showcased over 1,400 works of art from nearly 5,000 artists. The festival takes place each October.
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The Toronto International Film Festival, known by locals as TIFF, is one of the largest publicly funded film festivals in the world. For eleven days in September, the downtown core is taken over by film premieres, red carpet events, panels, and galas. Past attendees have included the biggest names in Hollywood, like George Clooney, Reese Witherspoon, and Jessica Chastain.
The Canadian National Exhibition, also known as the CNE, is an annual fair and exhibition featuring concerts, carnival games, and theme park rides. The CNE is held in late August, ending on Labour Day each year.
Toronto Comicon is a comic book and pop culture festival that takes up residence at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre each March.
Visit the Hockey Hall of Fame in downtown Toronto and explore all kinds of ice hockey exhibits featuring memorabilia and trophies, including the Stanley Cup.
Wander off the beaten path and explore Toronto’s most boho neighbourhood, Kensington Market. Indie shops, vintage boutiques, hipster cafés, and historic Victorian houses can all be found here.
Take the ferry over to Toronto Islands this summer and enjoy a day exploring the many beaches that make up these 15 micro islands. Plus, you can’t beat the view of the Toronto skyline from the Islands
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of the leading art galleries in Canada. Its impressive permanent collections are complemented by rotating exhibitions featuring works by some of the most famous artists in the world, such as the recent exhibition, Picasso: Painting the Blue Period.
Located on trendy Ossington Ave., Bellwoods Brewery is known for its ever-changing selection of experimental beer, seasonal dishes, and open-air patio.