As the leaves fall and the city lights up with an early holiday sparkle, Toronto’s November lineup is bursting with cultural gems, historic moments, and feel-good festivities.
From landmark performances and intergenerational theatre to classic tales told in thrilling new ways, this month offers something for everyone.
Here are some events to check out this November in Toronto.
MUSIC
Toy Story in Concert
- Date: November 21 and 22
- Location: Meridian Hall
- Admission: Starting at $74.70
Are you ready to go to infinity and beyond?!
For the first time in Canada, the beloved Pixar classic Toy Story hits the Meridian Hall big screen like never before, accompanied live by the FILMharmonique Orchestra performing Randy Newman’s iconic score to picture.
Relive the magic of your playtime pals like Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang 30 years after their historic debut as the stars of the first-ever fully computer-animated feature. Sing along to favourites like “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” and indulge in a nostalgic, family-friendly night at the symphony.
Lights go down at 7:30 p.m. for Friday’s show, and 2 p.m. on Saturday.
For more information, click here.
Robin Hood: A Very Merry Family Musical
- Date: November 26 to January 4
- Location: The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres
- Admission: Starting at $45
This holiday season, grab your green tights and get ready to cheer, sing, and laugh out loud, because Robin Hood is back with a Panto twist!
In this reimagining at The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres, Robin is a fierce and fearless heroine leading her hilarious band of misfits on a quest to outwit the wicked Prince John and save the day. Expect outrageous comedy, catchy musical numbers, dazzling costumes, and just the right amount of chaos!
For more information, click here.
Disney’s The Muppets: A Christmas Carol in Concert
- Date: November 28 and 29
- Location: Meridian Hall
- Admission: Starting at $49.50
’Tis the season for singing snowmen, grumpy ghosts, and… Muppets!
The beloved Disney’s The Muppet Christmas Carol is set to play on the Meridian Hall big screen while a live orchestra performs the heartwarming score in real time. Join Kermit, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, and the whole fuzzy crew as they bring Charles Dickens’ festive tale to life with music, mischief, and Muppet-style magic.
Whether you grew up with this joyful gem or are introducing it to a new generation, it’s a merry must-see for the whole family! The show kicks off at 7:30 p.m. on the Friday, and 2 p.m. on Saturday.
For more information, click here.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Intro to Sourdough with Sonya Gammal
- Date: November 23
- Location: The Depanneur
- Admission: $79
Join chef and instructor Sonya Gammal for this hands-on Intro to Sourdough workshop and discover the secrets behind crafting beautiful, tangy, artisanal loaves from scratch. Using organic hard wheat and spelt flours, Sonya will guide you through the history and health benefits of sourdough, how to create and care for your own starter, and every step along the way of baking your bread to perfection.
You’ll bake two large loaves using the Dutch oven method to share fresh out of the oven, paired with warm butternut squash soup, cheese, and nuts, and go home with your own starter, dough to finish baking, and all the delicious recipes to keep your sourdough journey going.
Hosted at The Depanneur, located in the CCFE Solutions Salon on the 5th floor of the Centre for Social Innovation, this deliciously interactive workshop starts at 6:30 p.m.
For more information, click here.
Toronto Botanical Garden Holiday Market
- Date: November 21 to 23, and 28 to 30
- Location: Toronto Botanical Garden
- Admission: Free
Skip the mall madness and shop with a little more ease this season at the Toronto Botanical Garden’s beloved Holiday Market!
This eco-friendly, nature-inspired market features two jam-packed weekends of unique, sustainable gifts from local artisans, seasonal greenery, and plenty of cozy charm.
Explore more than 60 local vendors featuring planet-friendly and botanically-inspired products, and after a full day of shopping, recharge at the delicious on-site food trucks. Indulge in exciting live performances from local talent, as you sit back and enjoy the warmth of the outdoor campfires, with roasted marshmallows in hand.
Whether you’re hunting for handmade treasures or just soaking up the festive vibes, it’s the perfect place to sip, stroll, and support local. On both Fridays, the market is open from 2 to 6 p.m., while on Saturday and Sunday, tap in from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For more information, click here.
SPORTS
HHOF Induction Weekend
- Date: November 8 to 10
- Location: Hockey Hall of Fame
- Admission: Starting at $400
Get ready to cheer for the legends of the game!
This November, the Hockey Hall of Fame welcomes its Class of 2025 at Induction Weekend, including all-stars Jennifer Botterill, Zdeno Chara, Brianna Decker, Duncan Keith, Alexander Mogilny, and Joe Thornton.
Fans can join the action all weekend long with a Q&A Fan Forum, the Legends Photo Op, and the always-epic Hall of Fame Game. It all builds up to the star-studded Induction Celebration Gala on Nov. 10!
For more information, click here.
2025 NSL Final
- Date: November 15
- Location: BMO Field
- Admission: Starting at $29.25
History will be made at BMO Field this November as the very first Northern Super League (NSL) Final crowns the inaugural champions of Canada’s professional women’s soccer league!
This is a landmark moment for Canadian sports and you can expect tons of national pride and world-class play as the top two teams face off in front of a roaring crowd. Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just want to be part of history, this is a must-attend moment for Toronto! This match starts at 2 p.m.
For more information, click here.
STAGE
The Winter’s Tale
- Date: November 14 to 21
- Location: Four Seasons Performing Arts Theatre
- Admission: Free
Shakespeare’s tale of jealousy, loss, and redemption comes to life in a ballet hailed as a modern classic.
The Winter’s Tale, choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, is a magnificent fusion of dance, drama, and design, featuring stunning visuals, award-winning choreography, and a hauntingly beautiful score by Joby Talbot.
From royal courts to enchanted forests, this breathtaking production guides audiences through heartbreak and hope. Whether you’re a ballet aficionado or new to the art form, The Winter’s Tale is a powerful, poetic night of action and artistry.
For more information, click here.
CHILD-ish
- Date: On until November 16
- Location: Tarragon Theatre
- Admission: Starting at $10
In CHILD-ish, kids’ honest, hilarious, and unexpectedly wise words take centre stage, retold by comical adult actors.
Held at the Tarragon Theatre, this fresh take on verbatim theatre turns the spotlight on the unfiltered brilliance of young minds. With a cast and creative team spanning ages 6 to 77, CHILD-ish is an intergenerational experience that’ll make you laugh, think, and maybe even rethink how you see the world. $10 student tickets are available through hipTIX.
For more information, click here.
Breaking Bard: An Improvised Shakespeare
- Date: On until December 19
- Location: Sweet Action Theatre
- Admission: Free
Breaking Bard is a fast-paced, off-the-cuff theatrical session where skilled improvisers conjure up brand-new Shakespearean plays on the spot. Expect drama, wit and tons of laughs, all made up in real time, inspired by audience suggestions and the spirit of the Bard himself.
For more information, click here.
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