This story was last updated: March 23, 2026
The first official week of spring is here, and with it comes film festivals, vintage shows, the return of the Blue Jays and so much more! Here are 10 things to do in Toronto this week.
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Canadian Film Fest
Celebrate the 20th anniversary edition of Canadian Film Fest beginning this Tuesday and running until Sunday! Showcasing established and emerging filmmakers from Canada, there will also be industry series panels for artists looking to hone their craft. Highlights include Ballistic, starring Lena Headey and Best Boy starring Aaron Abrams.
Toronto Vintage Show
Canada’s largest vintage clothing sale is coming to Toronto this weekend! Bringing together over 100 vendors, explore a full 60,000 square feet of antique finds and treasures that have been sourced specifically for the show by the top second-hand vendors in the country.
Akaash Singh at Queen Elizabeth Theatre
American comedian, actor and podcaster Akaash Singh is known for hosting the Flagrant podcast alongside fellow comedian Andrew Schulz. Now, he’s bringing the Generational Triumph stand-up tour to Toronto for three nights and five shows at Queen Elizabeth Theatre!
Blue Jays home opener
After the Toronto Blue Jays just narrowly missed taking home the championship last year, this year, everyone is a Jays fan — and we’re all in it for the win! And finally, baseball season is back; the Jays home opener is happening this Friday and you can cheer them on from the stands!
FKA Twigs at Coca-Cola Coliseum
British singer-songwriter FKA Twigs will be performing in Toronto this Tuesday. After the release of EUSEXUA Afterglow, the artist planned on touring North America, only to have to cancel the shows due to touring issues. But now she’s back with the BODY HIGH Tour!
Old Book and Paper Show
Do you enjoy antiques of the literary kind? On Sunday, the annual Old Book and Paper Show is back, taking over the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre. Expect to find plenty of rare and antiquarian books, as well as comics, postcards, magazines, hockey cards, vintage photography and more.
dvsn at Massey Hall
Toronto R&B duo dvsn is the celebrating the release of their debut album, Sept. 5th, with an exclusive North American tour — and they of course didn’t leave out their hometown. Frontman Daniel Daley and producer Nineteen85 are honouring the 10-year anniversary of the release with a show at Massey Hall on Friday.
Zara Larsson at History
Swedish pop artist Zara Larsson has had a year of hit after hit, and after the release of her latest album, Midnight Sun, she’s begun her North American tour. Catch her at History in Toronto on Tuesday alongside supporting act Amelia Moore!
Winter Stations
This is the last weekend to take a stroll through the public exhibition that takes over Toronto’s beaches every year! The Winter Stations are wrapping up on Sunday, making it the last week for you to take in the new optical illusions sprinkled along Woodbine Beach.
