Your Weekend Events: November 23 - 25

It’s officially the weekend and with Christmas in exactly 31 days, there is SO MUCH to do this weekend in the 6ix.

BELOW is a list of everything happening in the city this weekend.

WINTER AT ONTARIO PLACE

• When: November 23 – December 17
• Where: Ontario Place

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Our winter pogram officially starts tonight! Come down and see the 18 exhibits in the Winter Light Exhibition, skate on our rink, roast marshmallows by the bonfire and take in the lights and views of the city. Not a bad way to spend a Friday night

A post shared by Ontario Place (@ontarioplace) on Nov 23, 2018 at 10:05am PST

LOVEBOT EXHIBITION

• When: November 23 – 25
• Where: Cabbagetown Building

CAVALCADE OF LIGHTS 

• When: November 24
• Where: Nathan Phillips Square

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The #CavalcadeofLights is 52, which means it’s fancier than ever this year! Saturday will be full of tree lighting, ice skating, DJ’ing, and some spectacular fireworks… so don’t miss it when it goes down from 6pm-10pm! Photo by @sakithranaweera #curiocitytoronto

A post shared by Curiocity Toronto (@curiocitytoronto) on Nov 23, 2018 at 9:03am PST

SWEDISH CHRISTMAS FAIR

• When: November 24 – 25
• Where: Harbourfront Centre

ROAD CLOSURES

With the following events (listed below) taking over Toronto this weekend, that means certain roads will be closed off.

TORONTO CHRISTMAS MARKET

• Closed: [From Nov. 23 @ 4PM – Nov. 25 @ midnight]  Northbound / Southbound curb lanes on Parliament St. – from Lake Shore Blvd. East to Front St. East

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Another night filled with magic and romance at #TCM18 ???

A post shared by Toronto Christmas Market (@toxmasmkt) on Nov 20, 2018 at 5:59pm PST

KIDZFEST

• Closed: [From Nov. 24 6AM – 8PM] Dundas Square street to O’Keefe Ln.

CABBAGETOWN HOLIDAY KICK-OFF

• Closed: [From Nov. 24 @ 11AM to 4PM] Parliment St. to Exchange Ln.

CAVALADE OF LIGHTS 

• Closed: [Nov. 24 @ 4PM to 11:30PM] In and around the area of Toronto City Hall.

And what about the weather?

Keep in mind … there will be NO subway service this weekend on Line 1.

And get your skate on this weekend because the majority of Toronto public skating rinks will be opening.

Click here to find a rink near you.