Located an hour from Toronto, St. Jacobs Farmers Market has teamed up with KWFamous for the second edition of Vintage Fest at Market Road Antiques in St. Jacobs, a beloved day-trip destination. This three-day event showcases over 200 vintage vendors, fashion icons, and artisans, blending the old with the new. Highlights include quirky furniture, retro attire, upcycled fashion, rare collectibles, and affordable thrift finds. Notable '90s brand Modrobes will be featured, alongside a range of styles from Art Deco to Mid-Century Modern, Disco Glam, and everything from the '80s and '90s. The fest ..read more

With 4/20 on the horizon, it's that time of year when munchies are not just expected—they’re practically a tradition! And who better to cater to your cravings than Pizza Pizza? In true festive spirit, Pizza Pizza is rolling out some uniquely ‘baked’ goodies that are sure to elevate your celebrations. Introducing the Pizza Pizza Pre-Rolls—no, not those kind of pre-rolls, but pizzas hand-rolled to look just like your favorite herbal delight. Available now through April 20th, these tasty treats come in Pepperoni, Veggie, and the cheekily named Pineapple Express, all for just $3.79 each. Designe ..read more

The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the NHL Playoffs this year and going to a game can get pretty pricey for fans. Whether you spend a fortune on tickets and want to save money at the game or get seats for cheap but still want to stick to a budget, we've got you covered. There's also a way to attend games for free! Here's what you need to know about attending a Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game for as cheap as possible. Getting to the game Walking: If you live in the downtown core, your cheapest option is to walk — or cycle if you have a bike — to the game since it's free. Transit: If you don't li ..read more

A classic hallmark of springtime in Ontario is cherry blossom season, when the Japanese trees bloom in brilliant shades of pink and white. If you can't afford a plane ticket to Japan to see the sakura, thankfully, there are plenty of spots to see cherry blossom trees in and around Toronto. I've been viewing cherry blossoms (a custom called "hanami" in Japan) for years, and there are certain spots in the Greater Toronto Area I always recommend for seeing dreamy cherry blossom trees. While cherry blossoms typically bloom in the Toronto area around late April to early May, this year, peak bloom ..read more

Spring is all about those beautiful blooms, and this secret destination near Toronto is a magical spot to see some flowers this season. You can wander beneath a canopy of blushing pink blossoms that will have you feeling like you've stepped into a fairy tale. This breathtaking tunnel of blooms is located just a road trip away from Toronto, so you don't need to go too far in order to experience this spring spectacle. The best part is, it's free to visit, so get your camera ready, start your car, and head to this enchanting floral destination. Magnolia Allée is a dreamy pathway located in Niag ..read more

Dreaming of a little summer escape? You may want to head to this enchanting small town near Toronto. The destination was recently named the top summer vacay spot in Canada for 2024 and with its European vibes and charming streets, it's easy to see why. Airbnb recently revealed its 2024 summer travel trends for Canadians in a press release, from overseas excursions to provincial adventures. The company told Narcity that this Ontario small town, located near Toronto, is the top trending domestic destination for Canadians this summer. At just two hours from the city, it's a charming place to es ..read more

It's almost the weekend! There's a bunch of free things to do in Toronto this weekend, so it's time to make those plans and leave your wallet behind. From cherry blossom picnics to Earth Day celebrations and dance parties, you can enjoy your time off to the fullest without worrying about the price tag. Call your besties and hit up these no-cost experiences around the city. Here are 10 free things to do in Toronto this weekend. See the cherry blossoms See on Instagram Price: Free When: April 17 to April 28, 2024, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Address: Colborne Lodge Museum, 11 Colborne Lodge Dr ..read more

A beloved spot in Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver arrives in Toronto next week, GRETA Bar is known for its fun fusion of arcade games and casual dining. Set at King and Portland, it spans 12,500-sq-ft filled with over 50 cutting-edge and classic arcade games. GRETA’s arcade excperience creates a fun, social atmosphere with games for all skill levels, focusing on multiplayer and oversized options. Enjoy fresh, globally inspired street food—order a Wagyu beef GRETA burger from a food truck window or savour curry shrimp fried rice in a sit-down setting. It’s a delightful way to satisfy the app ..read more

Get your cameras ready! Toronto's cherry blossoms are about to bloom and soon the city will transform into a pink and white dreamland. If you've been counting down the days until this beautiful spring phenomenon, then you're in luck, because peak bloom is just around the corner. There are so many enchanting places to see cherry blossoms throughout Toronto, from islands to petal-filled parks. Here's when peak bloom will be taking place in the city and the 16 best spots to see the cherry blossoms. According to High Park Nature Centre, the cherry blossoms in High Park are currently in stage fou ..read more

Get your swimsuit ready! Summer is just around the bend and if you're already dreaming of sandy shores and sunshine, you'll want to plan a trip to this dreamy white sand beach near Toronto. The destination was recently named one of the top 10 most popular beaches in the world by online slots site Betway. The study looked at "some of the most beautiful beaches in the world" which are home to "the world’s softest sand, clearest waters, and dramatic views that feel downright cinematic." Three different factors were assessed to rank the beaches in order of popularity — Google search results, Ins ..read more