This story was last updated: March 6, 2026
This weekend marks the first weekend of double-digit temperatures in Toronto for 2026 — and it’s time to celebrate! If you’re looking for things to do this weekend, there’s an International Women’s Day march, an art crawl and more!
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Toronto Sketch Fest
The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival is returning this week for more than seven days of hilarious live programming. Featuring more than 60 sketch comedy troupes from across North America, TOsketchfest will include over 50 showcases along with the annual Tosketchfest Film Festival.Â
International Women’s Day rally and march
This Sunday marks International Women’s Day, so don’t miss the city’s annual rally and march on Saturday — which the organizers say is the largest march of its kind in North America. Beginning with a rally at 11 a.m., the march will begin at 1 p.m. with a theme of “Rise and resist! Fighting for a new world.”
La La Land in ConcertÂ
Dive back into the magic of Damien Chazelle’s La La Land starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. This show, happening on Saturday, features a full orchestra and jazz band performing the soundtrack, along with the movie.
National Home Show
Running from Friday until March 15, the National Home Show is taking over the Enercare Centre with hands-on home reno demos, expert panels, plenty of design inspiration and all your favourite TV stars! Get expert advice from Colin & Justin, Lynda Reeves, David Rocco, Sebastian Clovis, Sarah Richardson, Tiffany Pratt and more.
Mariah the Scientist at History
This Friday, see Mariah the Scientist on tour in Toronto! After the release of her new album Hearts Sold Separately, expect songs from the latest drop plus other hits like “Spread Thin” and “Always n Forever.”
Geary Art CrawlÂ
Welcome the end of winter by having a party in Toronto’s coolest neighbourhood! Geary Art Crawl will be a weekend packed with cozy, artist-run workshops, art installations in unexpected spaces, pop-ups and local business activations. There will also be a central hub with music, food and drinks, so you can warm up between installations.
Celebrate Toronto’s 192nd anniversary festival
This Saturday, join the city in a celebration of Toronto’s 192nd anniversary! Happening at Nathan Phillips Square, you can enjoy live performances, a fireworks show, a Toronto-made market, a beer garden, outdoor ice skating if weather permits and some interactive art installations.
Bad Omen at Scotiabank Arena
American heavy metal band Bad Omens are currently on the Do You Feel Love Tour, and they’re stopping in Toronto on Friday! They’ll be joined by openers Beartooth and President.Â
