10 Must-Do Events in Toronto This Weekend: From Bond to Dance Festivals

With the arrival of fall, Toronto is buzzing with a range of exciting events and activities for expats and digital nomads alike. From iconic musical tributes to dynamic dance festivals, there's something for everyone this weekend.

The Music of Bond… James Bond at the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (Thursday) celebrates the 60th anniversary of James Bond with a symphonic journey through his most memorable tunes. This event is a must for Bond aficionados and music lovers.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival (all weekend) is a haven for horror and sci-fi enthusiasts. Highlights include the films No Longer Humans and Drag, offering a thrilling experience that will keep the spookiest of nights entertaining.

The Fall for Dance North Festival (all weekend) brings together dancers and artists from across the country for a spectacular festival. New this year is the Legends program, which features a solo debut by Olympic gold medalist Tessa Virtue, adding a special touch to the festival.

Dwayne Gretzky at Massey Hall (Friday) offers a nostalgic trip back to the 90s with the Big Shiny Dwayne tour. Expect a night filled with hits from beloved bands of the era.

Jimmy Carr at Scotiabank Arena (Friday) brings British humor to the city with his stand-up comedy show, Laughs Funny. Prepare for a night filled with laughter and memorable one-liners.

Additionally, Heated Rivalry Dance Party (Friday) is an energetic dance party that promises to heat up the night. Whether you're looking to dance the night away or just enjoy the lively atmosphere, this event is a highlight of the weekend.