18 Things To Do in Toronto Today (April 24, 2026)
Friday. Go do something.
Toronto's got a full slate tonight - pick one thing, show up, see what happens. The best nights are usually the ones you almost didn't go to.
Family Fun: Cookie Decorating (1 Adult + 1 Child)
49 Karl Fraser Road, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 2:00 PM
$32
Turn your afternoon into something sweet with this hands-on cookie decorating session designed for one adult and one kid. You'll both get messy, creative, and leave with treats that actually look decent enough to show off.
This is the kind of activity that gets kids engaged without screens and gives you quality time that doesn't feel forced. Plus, homemade cookies always taste better when you've put your own artistic spin on them.
Great for: Parents with young kids, grandparents looking for activities, caregivers wanting creative time
OneEleven, 325 Front St W 4th Floor, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 5:00 PM
$15
The OpenClaw community is launching their workshop series with hands-on sessions, skill-shares, and demos where tech-minded folks actually support each other instead of just networking. It's part of a growing movement of people who believe in learning together rather than pitching at each other.
For fifteen bucks, you get access to real knowledge sharing and the chance to connect with people who are building things. The format focuses on practical skills and genuine community building.
Great for: Developers, tech enthusiasts, people interested in collaborative learning, community builders
213 Sterling Road, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 5:00 PM
$90
Create your own floral purse from scratch in this spring bridal workshop hosted by Zahee & Co PR. You'll learn techniques for working with fresh flowers and crafting them into something you can actually carry around.
This workshop is perfect timing for wedding season, whether you're planning your own celebration or just want to add a unique piece to your accessories collection. The price includes all materials and expert guidance.
Great for: Brides-to-be, craft enthusiasts, people planning spring events, fashion lovers
The Comeunity Project: Toronto | Film + Music Industry Mingle
450 Dupont Street, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
$18
Connect with creatives working in Toronto's film and music industries while supporting a good cause. The Comeunity Project focuses on collaboration and community building, bringing together people who are actively working on entertainment projects.
This mingle is designed to help you find your next collaborator rather than just collect business cards. The coffee and conversation format keeps things relaxed and focused on genuine connections that could turn into real working relationships.
Great for: Film industry professionals, musicians, content creators, people seeking creative collaborators
Hands-On: Pizza Napoletana with Rosso Pomodoro
49 Karl Fraser Road, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
$134
Learn to make authentic Neapolitan pizza from actual pizzaiolos who know the traditional techniques. This hands-on class gets you working with dough, understanding proper sauce application, and mastering the art of pizza that actually tastes like it came from Naples.
The price reflects the quality of instruction and ingredients - you're learning from professionals who can teach you techniques that work in home kitchens. Plus, you get to eat your creations, which is always the best part of any cooking class.
Great for: Food enthusiasts, home cooks, couples looking for interactive date nights, pizza lovers
MakersLounge Toronto #10: Claude Workshop 🚀
Toronto, ON, Canada
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
$20
Join other makers, creators, and entrepreneurs for a hands-on workshop focused on Claude AI and how to integrate it into creative projects. This community brings together people who are actively building things through art, code, and business ventures.
The MakersLounge format emphasizes practical learning and real project work rather than theoretical discussions. For twenty dollars, you get access to tools, community, and knowledge that can immediately impact your current projects.
Great for: Entrepreneurs, artists using AI, developers, creative professionals
Plush Friday Date Night: Candlelight, Cocktails & live Jazz in Toronto
897 Queen Street West, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
$20 - $35
Settle in for live jazz, craft cocktails, and candlelit ambiance that actually delivers on the date night promise. This Queen West venue knows how to create atmosphere, and buying a ticket guarantees you won't spend the night standing around hoping for a table.
The combination of live music, quality drinks, and intimate lighting makes this one of those nights that feels special without being pretentious. The ticket price ensures you have a seat for the show and can focus on enjoying the music and company.
Great for: Couples, jazz lovers, people seeking intimate nightlife, date night planners
Toronto, Ontario
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
Free
This mixer addresses the broken relationship between founders and creators by bringing them together for genuine conversation about better partnership models. Instead of one-off sponsored posts, this event explores how creators can build sustainable revenue and founders can create lasting growth partnerships.
The small group format and "no pitching" rule suggests this is about quality connections and real problem-solving. If you're tired of transactional creator relationships or looking for authentic brand partnerships, this conversation could change how you approach collaboration.
Great for: Content creators, startup founders, marketing professionals, people building creator businesses
780 King St W, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 6:00 PM
$20
RCHIVE is hosting an Earth Day celebration that brings together responsible creatives working in fashion, art, music, and sustainable design. This is a community of people who are actively working on projects that consider environmental impact.
The focus on intentional creation and sustainable design means you'll meet people who are thinking seriously about how creative work can contribute to positive change. Twenty dollars gets you into a room full of like-minded creatives who are building businesses and projects with purpose.
Great for: Sustainable fashion advocates, eco-conscious creators, environmental artists, responsible business owners
AiFam Sandwich Shop and Food Market, 102 Harbord St, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 6:30 PM
Free
Every Friday this spring, AiFam hosts board game nights featuring classics like Catan, Avalon, Ticket to Ride, and Cards Against Humanity. Come solo or bring friends - the setup is designed to help you connect with other players and discover new games.
The venue offers great food, and your ticket price drops when you purchase something to eat. The regular schedule means you can make this a weekly social activity and build relationships with other regular players.
Great for: Board game enthusiasts, people seeking weekly social activities, competitive players, food lovers
Still Light Presents 11 x 14 by James Benning
129 Spadina Avenue, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 7:00 PM
$15
Experience James Benning's 1977 experimental film projected on 16mm in this rare screening by Still Light. Benning's work explores landscape, time, and observation in ways that feel completely different from contemporary cinema.
The 16mm projection adds texture and warmth that you can't get from digital formats, making this a genuine film experience rather than just movie watching. Still Light curates screenings that introduce Toronto audiences to important experimental cinema.
Great for: Film enthusiasts, experimental cinema lovers, art students, people interested in 1970s filmmaking
TFIG: Thank F*ck It's Glue! Roncy Collage Circle
72 Howard Park Avenue, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 7:00 PM
$15 - $28
Cut, paste, and create in this Friday night collage circle designed for people who are overworked and need a creative escape. TFIG provides materials, guidance, and a supportive environment where you can decompress through art-making.
The irreverent name reflects the relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere where the goal is creative release rather than perfect results. This Roncesvalles location creates a neighborhood feel where you can become a regular and build community through shared creativity.
Great for: Stressed professionals, creative people needing outlet, collage enthusiasts, people seeking regular social activities
Pilates Social - Move, Sweat & hangout!
2233 Dundas Street West, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 7:00 PM
$13 - $28
This social blends sport-style Pilates with feel-good movement designed to help you recharge physically, clear your mind, and connect with other active people. The format emphasizes enjoyment and community over perfect form or intense challenge.
The social component means this isn't just a fitness class - it's designed to help you meet people who prioritize movement and wellness. The sport-style approach makes Pilates accessible and engaging for people who might find traditional classes intimidating.
Great for: Fitness enthusiasts, people seeking active social activities, Pilates beginners, wellness-focused individuals
Activate Toronto Fitness Social
30 Weston Road #c202, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 7:30 PM
Free
Experience high-tech challenges at the world's largest Activate flagship location with the Go Further crew. This is like stepping into a real-life video game where you navigate physical and digital challenges designed to test different skills and abilities.
The free admission makes this accessible to anyone curious about interactive fitness technology. Activate combines physical activity with gaming elements, creating experiences that feel more like play than traditional exercise.
Great for: Gamers, fitness enthusiasts, people curious about tech experiences, competitive individuals
Slow Burn Comedy: Pro Comedians in Parkdale
1714 Queen Street West, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 7:30 PM
$9 - $17
Catch professional comedians who've appeared on Amazon Prime, SiriusXM, and Just for Laughs performing in this intimate Parkdale venue. Slow Burn Comedy books established acts in a smaller room where you can actually see facial expressions and feel connected to the performance.
The low ticket prices make quality comedy accessible, while the venue size ensures every seat is a good seat. These are comedians you'd pay much more to see at larger venues, performing material that works best in close quarters.
Great for: Comedy fans, date night planners, people seeking affordable entertainment, fans of intimate venues
474 Queen Street West, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 8:00 PM
$23
Comedian Black Zeus curates this community-focused comedy show that combines live performances with audience engagement and genuine community building. This isn't just people sitting in rows watching a stage - it's designed to create connections between audience members and performers.
The focus on community over just entertainment means you'll meet people and feel part of something larger than a typical comedy show. Black Zeus brings both performing talent and community-building skills that create memorable experiences.
Great for: Community builders, comedy fans seeking connection, people interested in Black excellence, social event seekers
FREE SMOKE AN IMPROVISED ROAST BATTLE LIVE
844 Bloor Street West, Toronto
Fri Apr 24 · 10:00 PM
$15
Watch comedians randomly selected to roast each other in front of judges and a live audience in this improvised battle format. The show warns that content may be offensive, which means comedians aren't holding back and the humor pushes boundaries.
Keys Comedy Club provides the intimate setting where roast battles work best – close enough to see reactions and feel the energy of comedians trying to destroy each other with words. The random selection element keeps everyone on their toes.
Great for: Comedy fans who like edgy humor, people seeking late-night entertainment, fans of roast comedy, adults comfortable with offensive content
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