Whether you want to enjoy the sun or get your Shrek on, there's plenty to do in Toronto this weekend.
From Kicking It With Nick Cannon to a Shrek-Style Rave, Here’s What to Do in Toronto This WeekendAfter a downright confusing winter, spring in Toronto is in full force. And it’s arguably the best time to hit the town. You can ditch the parka and dodge the tourists, all while enjoying warmer weather , sunnier days , and the return of outdoor events like SPRINGFEST! at the GLB Brewpub and, if you’re willing to venture out of the city, the Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival.
Bearing in mind that April can be a soggy one, there’s also plenty happening indoors this weekend. So get out and play, Toronto, because it’s shaping up to be an action-packed weekend!The T.O. Food & Drink Fest returns to Toronto this weekend and attendees will get to peruse the best food and drink brands the city has to offer. This year’s
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