Latest Events in Ontario(December Updated)

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Toronto Winterlicious | Toronto

Jan 30–Feb 12, 2026 (UTC-5)

Toronto

Celebration

Winterlicious 2026 will run from January 30 to February 12, 2026. This two-week extravaganza offers a diverse array of culinary delights, from Michelin-starred restaurants to hidden gems. Winterlicious is Toronto's secret to making winter truly enjoyable. Instead of hibernating during the coldest months, the city transforms into a food paradise, with over 200 Toronto establishments participating in this spectacular culinary extravaganza.

Winter Festival Of Lights Fireworks | Niagara Falls

Nov 15, 2025–Jan 4, 2026 (UTC-5)

Niagara Falls

Celebration

One of Niagara Falls' most captivating attractions is the annual Winter Lights Festival, Canada's largest free outdoor light festival. Millions of colored lights and vibrant, large-scale light displays across major tourist areas are sure to dazzle you. To celebrate the grandeur and magnificence of winter and the annual Niagara Falls Winter Lights Festival, the Niagara Falls Lights Committee has created a light show for Niagara Falls Tourism called "Sparkling Winter Lights." Inspired by the northern winter, the light show's subtle yet sometimes dramatic movement is breathtaking. From gentle snowflakes to the aurora borealis gliding across the icy tundra, to blizzards and ice-covered waterfalls, the winter spectacle is thrilling and magical.

An Evening with Eckhart Tolle in Ottawa | Rogers Centre Ottawa - Canada Hall

May 31, 2026 (UTC-4)

Ottawa

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Genius Productions | eventbrite

New Year's Eve Masquerade and Dressup | 41 Rosemount Ave

Dec 31, 2025 (UTC-4)

Ottawa

Celebration

Ready to leave boring behind? Step into a night of mystery, music, and magic at our New Year’s Eve Masquerade Party! 7 PM | 41 Rosemount Just $50 (Because fabulous doesn’t have to break the bank) Twinkly lights Killer DJ Champagne & Canapés (no dinner) Glam Photos & Fancy Dress Friends, Flirting & a Midnight Kiss (or two...)It’s the party you actually want to go to—where you can dress to impress, dance till your feet hurt, and start the New Year with sparkles and stories. Tickets are limited. Grab yours before it’s just another “should have gone” moment. Information Source: SUE MCGARVIE | eventbrite

Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors | Toronto

Jan 11, 2026 (UTC-5)

Toronto

Sports & Fitness

The Toronto Raptors, established in 1995 and based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, play their home games at Scotiabank Arena. The Raptors won the NBA Championship in 2019. Current key players include RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes. The Philadelphia 76ers, established in 1946 and based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, play their home games at Wells Fargo Center. The 76ers have won the NBA Championship three times, in 1955, 1967, and 1983. Current key players include Joel Embiid.

Winterlude Ottawa | Ottawa

Jan 30–Feb 16, 2026 (UTC-5)

Ottawa

Celebration

The 48th annual Winter Carnival will be held from January 30 to February 16, 2026. Winter Carnival is one of Canada's largest and most popular winter events. This festival, which began in 1979, attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from Canada and the United States every year. Ice sculptures are one of the main highlights of Winter Carnival. This year, these temporary art masterpieces have transformed Sparks Street into an outdoor art gallery, leaving visitors of all ages in awe.

Chinese Zodiac Case Year of the Snake | Royal Ontario Museum

Jan 29, 2025–Feb 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Toronto

Exhibitions

As part of our annual zodiac installation, January 29, 2025 ushers in the Year of the Snake (蛇), the sixth animal in the Chinese zodiac. Those born under this sign are believed to be wise and charismatic. The snake rarely appears as a decorative motif in Chinese art and design, however, when depicted with a tortoise, the pair have come to symbolize the mythical creature Xuanwu (玄武, the Dark Warrior), later evolving into the god Zhenwu (真武, the Perfected Warrior). The snake and tortoise symbolize the interplay of power, wisdom, and harmony of nature. Experience an exquisite array of snake and tortoise-themed objects and cultural belongings in this specially curated zodiac case. Marvel at impressive ceramics, including a mythical double-headed serpent from the early 500s. This and much more are now on view in this unique display celebrating the powerful snake.

David Blackwood: Myth & Legend | Art Gallery of Ontario

Oct 8, 2025–Jul 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Toronto

Exhibitions

One of Canada's best-known printmakers, David Blackwood (1941–2022) put onto paper an enduring vision of Newfoundland. Born and raised on Bonavista Bay, his hauntingly beautiful images—suffused with struggle and myth—are drawn from childhood memories, dreams, superstitions, legends, and oral traditions. Tracing Blackwood’s career from his first days as an art student at the Ontario College of Art to his final drawing, this expansive retrospective brings together more than 80 drawings and prints, alongside proofs, copperplates, and archival materials. Thanks to the generosity of the artist and his family, the AGO is home to Blackwood’s archives, and the largest collection of his work in the world. Curated by Alexa Greist, Curator & R. Fraser Elliott Chair, Prints and Drawings at the AGO, this exhibition aims to reveal the creative evolution of a beloved Canadian artist.

Magic of Lights in Ottawa | Ottawa

Nov 21, 2025–Jan 3, 2026 (UTC-5)

Ottawa

Celebration

Drive along the Wesley Clover Parks, southeast of downtown Ottawa, to a festive wonderland filled with thousands of enchanting lights, festive scenes, and people.