This story was last updated: April 6, 2026
April is finally here, and Toronto is celebrating the return of warm weather (soon) with plenty of fun things to do! From The Neighbourhood and Lily Allen to a massive spring artisan market, here are 10 things to do in Toronto this week.
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Toronto Art Crawl Spring Pop-Up
Get your spring shopping done this Sunday at a free indoor art market featuring over 60 talented Toronto artists! The Toronto Art Crawl Spring Pop-Up promises art, jewelry, home decor, fashion, pet products and more — as well as food vendors and a DJ spinning tunes all day!
The Book of Mormon at Princess of Wales Theatre
The wildly irreverent hit musical The Book of Mormon returns to Toronto this Tuesday, with its outrageous story of two mismatched missionaries sent halfway around the world. Catch the nine-time Tony Award–winning comedy for a laugh-out-loud night of Broadway satire.
Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary at Crow’s Theatre
On Tuesday, catch the world premiere of Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary at Crow’s Theatre. Running until May 3, this reimagining incorporates ancient scripture to reclaim the stories of four women named Mary who played an important role in moments through history.
Chicago at CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre
Travel to Chicago’s Jazz Age and follow the tale of two notorious murderesses in Broadway’s longest-running musical. Chicago premieres on Tuesday and promises a night of showstopping songs, breathtaking dance numbers and all that jazz.
Spring One of a Kind Show
From Thursday to Sunday, Toronto will play host to a massive artisan market! The Spring One of a Kind Show is back, giving local vendors from across Canada a chance to showcase their craft. Shop hundreds of booths, ranging from handcrafted jewelry and skincare to fudge, artisan popcorn and more!
Toronto Silent Film Festival
Cinema lovers, explore the films that started it all at the annual Toronto Silent Film Festival. Running from Friday to Sunday, you can snag a full festival pass, a weekend-only one or single tickets. Films include Beau Geste, The Garden of Eden and more.
Symphonically Spielberg: The Music of John Williams at the TSO
Take a cinematic trip through some of Hollywood’s most iconic films! Symphonically Spielberg: The Music of John Williams runs from Wednesday until Saturday at the TSO, featuring magical musical moments from Jaws, E.T., Jurassic Park and more.
Lily Allen at Massey Hall
British pop artist Lily Allen is bringing her latest project to the stage with Lily Allen Performs West End Girl, a show featuring the acclaimed new album performed live from start to finish. Catch the singer-songwriter in Toronto for two nights, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Neighbourhood at Scotiabank Arena
Alternative band The Neighbourhood have embarked on their world tour (aptly titled The Wourld Tour) and they’re stopping in Toronto on Monday for a show. They’ll likely play some hits from their latest album, (((((ultraSOUND))))).
Jackson Wang at Coca-Cola Coliseum
Former Korean boyband GOT7 member Jackson Wang is coming to Toronto on his second world tour, this time in support of his latest album MAGICMAN 2. The Chinese singer and rapper will be taking the stage at Coca-Cola Coliseum for one night only on Sunday.
