18 hours Ago By Denette Wilford
Article content It’s less than a week away but we wanted to send you early wishes on a happy, healthy and prosperous new year. But before we ring in 2025, there are still many things happening in and around the city if you’re looking for something fun to do. Here’s what you need to know to make the necessary plans.
Light Up the Dark Immerse yourself in a dazzling celebration of light and artistry with mesmerizing animations ranging from digital to stop-motion, made by talented OCAD students. There will also be pop-up performances, exciting workshops, scrumptious bites and warm drinks to be enjoyed. Check out the radiant displays at the Aga Khan Museum at 77 Wynford Dr.
from Friday to Sunday at 6 p.m. to 9 p.
m. For tickets, the schedule and more information, click here . A post shared by Aga Khan Museum (@agakhanmuseum) Polar Bear Skate Gather your courageous, cold weather-loving friends, strip down to your skivvies and spin around the 220-metre figure-eight skate trail.
Donations of warm winter clothing will also be collected by New Circles Community Services and distributed to local individuals and families in need. Head to The Bentway on Saturday at 12 p.m.
To register for the free event or for more information, click here . Home Network and Flavour Network Holiday Skate Visitors can enjoy complimentary skate rentals and hot beverages (while supplies last), courtesy of Home Network and Flavour Network during the Skate Trail opening hours (while supplies last). Glide over to The Bentway from Sunday to Wednesday from 12 p.
m. to 9 p.m.
For more information, click here . RECOMMENDED VIDEO Public Art Tour Explore vibrant and diverse murals throughout Toronto’s Little Portugal as a special guide takes art lovers on a tour of the culturally diverse neighbourhood. Dress for the weather for the last public tour of the year of the Dundas West Open Air Museum, along Dundas St.
W. from Lansdowne Ave. to Shaw St.
on Saturday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.
m. For more information, click here . Victorian Christmas Christmas isn’t over as guests can step back in time to 1899 to see how early settler families celebrated the season with tours, crafts, a storytime walk and singing.
There is no additional charge to participate after the purchase of a park daily vehicle permit. Head to Spruce Lane Farm and Farmhouse at Bronte Creek Provincial Park in Oakville from Friday to Monday and again from Jan. 2 to Jan.
5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.
m. For more information, click here . A post shared by Bronte Creek Provincial Park (@opbrontecreek) Model Railroad Club of Toronto Holiday Show For those fascinated with locomotives or looking for a new hobby, this is the show for you.
It appeals to the sense of wonder and discovery of people of all ages, as it explores the innovation, technology, artistry and history. Chug over to the Model Railroad Club of Toronto at 11 Curity Ave. in Toronto on Friday from 11 a.
m. to 4 p.m.
Tickets are available for purchase at the door. For more information, click here . Salute To 2025! New Year’s Gala Celebrate the New Year in style and enjoy what’s left of the festive season with the priceless gift of music featuring a classical concert with stirring overtures, arias and duets from beloved operatic masterpieces.
Experience the magic of a season filled with love, hope, and new beginnings at the Meridian Centre’s George Weston Recital Hall on Saturday at 8 p.m. For tickets and more information, click here .
Treewalk Village and upla by Treetop Trekking Roast marshmallows by a bonfire, sip on steaming hot chocolate, listen to holiday tunes and play special games in between climbing snowy fortresses and travelling along the treetops. Stepping into a magical forest village, head into a dazzling, enchanted wonderland or discover upla and the thrill of bouncing among the frosty landscape. Leap to new heights at Treewalk Village and uplå at their locations in Hamilton and Stouffville.
For tickets, holiday and regular hours and more information, click here . Dungeons and Dragons: The Immersive Quest Families and fantasy fans can step into a legendary adventure at this groundbreaking experience that brings the world’s most iconic role-playing game to life. There’s also a bustling marketplace, themed food and drinks and so much more.
Embark on an epic journey at GYGO Entertainment Complex, across from Square One, in Mississauga, open daily until Jan. 5 and from Thursdays to Sundays until March 16. For tickets and more information, click here .
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