During the time of year that is usually filled with farmers’ markets, patio pop-ups, and other outdoor events, this season is a quieter one.

Be sure to enjoy this epic warmth, and check out these events in Toronto today!

Ice Creamonology has announced it will be opening its new location in Toronto and welcoming ice cream lovers this weekend.

The California-based ice cream parlour known for its menu of made-to-order liquid nitrogen ice cream and OG Puffle Cones (inspired by HK egg waffles) has reportedly signed “a multi-unit franchise deal with Toronto residents Serena Sun and Alex Wang to bring five Cauldron locations to the Toronto area.”

Toronto’s St Lawrence district is not only known for its historical past and iconic market, it’s also home to a rustic and intimate dining destination that’s worth a visit.

Summer screams frozen treats. There are plenty of treats to choose from at the grocery store, but these are the very best.

It’s ice cream szn, but for the lactose intolerant, this time of year might feel more focused on the sweltering heat than the milky refreshments that offer respite from it.

Toronto, get ready because there are a ton of food festivals coming our way, dominating the city with their eye-grabbing and tasty eats.

Combine your sense of adventure with an incredible culinary experience this month in the Elora Gorge, just two hours from Toronto.

Considering there are over 120 vendors to choose from at this year’s Canadian National Exhibition, you might have to get a little choosy.

Tap into your darkest desires this Halloween with one of the biggest Toronto food trends in 2017: Goth foods! Pitch-black ice cream, lattes, cocktails…

If this hot weather has sparked any cravings in us, they’ve been for mango lassi. Creamy, refreshing, and just-sweet-enough, this drink doubles as a dessert and pairs perfectly with a steamy plate of roti.

A new source for vegan soft serve has popped up in Toronto’s Beach neighbourhood. Operating out of a shipping container, The Chufa Co. prides itself on serving “the world’s only tigernut milk based ice-cream,” developed by Doug Goff, a world famous ice-cream scientist at The University of Guelph.

Strut through summer with a tropical drink in hand! There’s a new pop-up in Toronto, and they’re serving up the booziest piña coladas in the city.

Toronto’s Eaton Centre is getting a new pastry shop known for the cutest animal-shaped treats and ice cream desserts. Stuffies Pastries Cafe is opening up on the second level of the Eaton Centre this summer, its first Toronto location.

Toronto's Sweet Jesus, beloved for its over-the-top cones and delightful paletas, has just been bought out by International Franchising Inc. (IFI).

The weekend is here, and it’s time to bask in the sun! There are tons of things to do in Toronto that will keep you cool and hydrated this summer.

While most of the city will be on holiday, some Toronto businesses will still be open this Victoria Day. Luckily, if you’re firing up the BBQ and you realize you forgot the buns, or you suddenly get a hankering for ice cream, select grocery stores will be open for you. These are the stores you can stop by for some grub this holiday Monday, May 18: There are also pickup and delivery options. See also: What’s open and closed in Toronto this Victoria Day