Toronto Recommendations

The Royal Ontario Museum is a museum of world cultures and natural history, with a collection of over 6 million objects. The museum's entomology department may be able to recommend a local expert who can repair damaged mounted butterflies, making it worth a visit for those with a unique problem to solve.

OtherJunction Triangle 1w ago •noor71

MOCA in the Junction Triangle is a lovely outing and currently showing Colombian artist Delcy Morelos' latest work that is site specific to Toronto/Ontario. Grab a bite at Forno Cultura in the lobby or a beer next door at Henderson's.

The Toronto Reference Library runs free craft workshops sometimes, and the space itself is worth the trip. Check out their website for the latest schedule and to plan your visit.

Other 1mo ago •Gijs B

A walk down Graffiti Alley is definitely worth it. Grab a coffee or tea and walk down the alley to see some really cool art.

Other 1mo ago •Gijs B

The Terminal Theatre, located at 207 Queens Quay West, is a 446-seat performing arts venue that is set to debut a new Canadian musical, 'Dancer: A Musical in Ten Furlongs,' from October 6 to November 1. This production combines musical theatre, dance, and rock concert elements, making for an exciting and diverse cultural experience. The venue is also home to the Toronto City Opera for a two-year residency, promising performances from theatre to opera. For theatre lovers, The Terminal Theatre offers a unique opportunity to witness the rebirth of the waterfront as a cultural hub. The production of 'Dancer: A Musical in Ten Furlongs' is particularly noteworthy, as it tells the story of Northern Dancer, a famous Canadian racehorse. Tickets for the production are priced at $50-$60, making it a reasonable choice for those interested in live theatre.

Step into the wizarding world with 'Harry Potter: Visions of Magic,' an interactive art experience coming to Toronto starting October 16, 2026. This self-guided journey through eight immersive environments-from the Knight Bus to the Ministry of Magic-lets you use your own wand to uncover hidden secrets and reveal visions of magic. It's the perfect opportunity to unleash your inner witch or wizard, complete with a retail shop for official Harry Potter merchandise and a Butterbeer tasting to cap off your magical adventure. With tickets starting at $28 per adult, this experience promises to be a fun and enchanting way to spend an afternoon. Timed-entry tickets are required, and the experience lasts about 45 to 60 minutes, making it a great activity for families or groups of friends looking for a unique and magical day out in Toronto.