
A new week is Toronto is an exciting prospect. New possibilities, new things to do, and of course, a whole slew of fantastic events to keep the week rolling on strong. Check out some of the best we’ve rounded up for the week.
Mindfest
What: Launched seven years ago Mindfest began as a unique initiative to promote awareness, dialogue, and understanding about mental health and mental illness. Come see the latest advances in the field and network with people and resources available in Toronto.
When: Wednesday, March 11
Time: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Where: Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle
Admission: Free
Grow Op 2020
What: Now in its eighth year, this four-day festival is rooted in urbanism, environmental sustainability, landscape design, and contemporary art. Each year the Gladstone invites diverse projects from collaborative teams and individuals that respond to landscape, species and habitat through installation, sculpture, performance and digital media.
When: March 12 to 15
Where: Gladstone Hotel — 1214 Queen Street West
Admission: $5 to $25, available online
Green Living Show
When: March 13 to 15
Where: Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Tickets: Starts at $14, available online
Gardiner Museum Anniversary Weekend
What: The Gardiner Museum is opening its doors as it turns 36 this month. Enjoy special anniversary activities while touring the various galleries and learning about the storied past.
When: March 14 to 15
Time: 10 am to 5 pm
Where: Gardiner Museum — 111 Queen’s Park
Admission: Free
Sugar Shack 2020
What: The fifth annual Sugar Shack TO returns to Sugar Beach to celebrate all things maple. Spend the weekend on the beach and chase away the winter blues with live entertainment, ice activities, delicious food and sweet, sweet maple syrup.
When: March 14 and 15
Time: 11 am to 4 pm
Where: Sugar Beach — 11 Dockside Drive
Admission: Free
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
What: Celebrate a saint’s day that has come to embody a celebration of Irish culture here in North America. Toronto is hosting the annual celebratory parade and there will be big celebration following after at Nathan Phillips Square.
When: Sunday, March 15
Time: Noon
Where: Begins on the corner of Queens Park and Bloor St West to Nathan Phillips Square
Admission: Free