Spring is upon us! The city is shedding its winter blues and gearing up for a new season with comedy, crafts, an all-Canadian film festival and many more Toronto events.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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The Second City: Duel Citizens

Written and performed by an all-Canadian cast, don’t miss this latest comedy revue from The Second City. From politics to pop culture and everything in between, enjoy this fast-paced comedy spectacle full of razor-sharp satire, hilarious songs, ridiculous characters, and The Second City’s signature improv comedy. More info. 

When: Opens March 18

Where: 1 York Street

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Collage Night: Celebrating Women & Womanhood

This is an evening of collage, art, and connection, with a focus on celebrating womanhood. With a variety of materials available (magazines, fabrics, paints, ink, and more), participants can craft a visual story that expresses what being a woman means to them. Enjoy a relaxed and intimate atmosphere, and relax, reflect, and create freely. More info. 

When: March 19 

Where: Miraki Life Workspace

 

 
 
 
 
 
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For the Love of Toronto: Talking About Our City

Through a series of honest conversations, this event will explore what it means to love our ever-changing city. Elamin Abdelmahmoud (CBC’s Commotion) will host this event with a powerful lineup of voices who will share their unique insights and bold ideas on art, culture, food, nature and more. More info. 

When: March 19

Where: Museum of Toronto

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Diane Warren: Relentless 

Audiences can experience a rare glimpse into the world of legendary songwriter Diane Warren with this intimate documentary. With a four-decade-long track record of writing mega-hits, Warren is a force to be reckoned with. Hear about her approach to songwriting and her most iconic collaborations, with insights from Cher, Gloria Estefan, Jennifer Hudson, Kesha and many others. More info. 

When: March 21-23

Where: Hot Docs Cinema

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Light it Up Parade & Celebration

As Spring Equinox arrives, celebrate the new season at this fun and free community lantern parade. Mark the return of the sunshine by crafting your own lantern of light and love at a free workshop, and then bring your creation along to a magical parade with music, complimentary hot cocoa, a community fire, and more! More info. 

When: March 22

Where: Taylor Creek Park

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Black Excellence Event ft. Honey Jam

Support local Black-owned brands at this curated marketplace, hosted by adidas. While you shop and discover, enjoy powerful performances from Honey Jam’s emerging women singers, songwriters, and rappers, plus live DJs to keep the energy flowing all day long. More info. 

When: March 22

Where: Eaton Centre

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Women’s Adventure Film Tour

This thrilling selection of films highlights women breaking barriers in adventure, extreme sports, and embarking on transformative journeys through travel and exploration. These are stories of courage, adventure, and discovery—showcasing powerful narratives of women persevering and going on journeys of personal growth and self-discovery. More info. 

When: March 24 & 26

Where: Fox Theatre

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Canadian Film Fest

Get ready to celebrate all things Canadian film! Showcasing 16 features and 50 shorts created by Canadian filmmakers, CFF is dedicated to featuring the incredible talent and storytelling right here in our country. The festival will open with Toronto-based award-winning film Darkest Miriam, and will close with Lunatic: The Luna Vachon Story. More info. 

When: March 24-29

Where: Scotiabank Theatre Toronto