What to do during the Mother’s Day weekend?

The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and the weather is getting warmer. The city of Toronto will be filled with full of fun events that you, your friends and family can enjoy so you can fully take advantage of the warm weather before it starts getting cold again during the winter months. Here are some of the top five events that will be happeningbetween May 11 to May 12. If you’re looking for Brunch, check out our Mother’s Day Brunch roundup.

Things to do during Mother’s Day Weekend

Visit the Toronto Comic Art Festival

Date: May 11 to May 12
Time: 9am to 5pm
Price: Free entry

Toronto Comic Art Festival (TCAF) will be held at the Toronto Reference Library. Come out for an event full of art, reading, and of course, comics. Come and check out some of your favourite comic book artists such as Lorena Alvarez, Gabriel Ba, Bessora, and more!

Tastemaker will be making a stop in the 6ix

Date: May 10 to May 12
Time: 2pm to 11pm
Price: $60-$80

After two sold out launch events in Toronto and Chicago last year, The Tastemaker Tour is bringing back the ultimate culinary house party. Chefs will pair up and blend their styles to produce one-of-a-kind menus that reflect Toronto on a plate. With a rotation of DJs spinning throughout the day and night, guests can enjoy the unique dishes, craft cocktails, hit the dance floor or explore the variety of interactive rooms and experiences.

Toronto Artisan Market

Date: May 12
Time: 10am to 5pm
Price: Free

The Toronto Artisan Market will be held at the Trinity Bellwoods Park starting May 12 until September! The market will be open every second Sunday of every month. So come out and celebrate the warm weather and look at some local arts, craft and entertainment.

Canadian Music Week wrap-up

Date: May 6 to May 12
Time: 12pm to 12am
Price: $90 – $175

The 38th Annual Canadian Music Week showcases Canadian talent throughout a series of performances, with over eight-hundred bands performing in multiple live venues across the city of Toronto. The night will consist of performances such as by Azealia Banks, Tokyo Police Club, and more.

Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival

Date: May 11 to May 12
Time: 11am to 6pm
Price: Free entry

The Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival is the largest annual photography event in the world. It is a premiere cultural experience in Canada, with over 200 exhibitions and happenings from May 1-31 in the Greater Toronto Area.

Make sure to plan your day accordingly to see all of these exiting events! These events can be a great time to celebrate Mother’s day with family and friends, so get those tickets, let loose, and have fun! Have a great weekend everyone.

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