November has officially arrived, and if you’re searching for something to do this weekend, we’ve got you covered! From a European-inspired holiday market to the Royal Winter Fair, there’s no shortage of amazing events and activities to discover.
Here are some of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend from November 6-8, 2026.
The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair returns to Exhibition Place this weekend, showcasing world-class equestrian competition, livestock shows, family farm activities, culinary sessions, and artisanal vendors. Expect top-tier events including the Royal Horse Show and the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Toronto on November 14.
Harry Potter: Visions of Magic is an immersive, interactive art experience coming to The Hangar at Downsview (YZD) in North York, inviting fans to explore the wizarding world’s most mysterious locations. Visitors can discover enchanting environments inspired by places like the Room of Requirement, Newt Scamander’s Menagerie, and the Hall of Prophecy through multisensory installations, original soundscapes, and interactive technology.
The Ritz-Carlton Curated Holiday Market returns to the EPOCH Bar & Kitchen Terrace with artisan vendors, festive food and drinks, seasonal experiences like afternoon tea and gingerbread workshops, and photo ops including a life-sized snow globe.
Get an early start on holiday shopping at the Toronto Art Crawl Christmas Market featuring independent artists, handmade gifts, fashion, jewellery, home décor, food vendors and music. It’s a great opportunity to find one-of-a-kind presents while supporting local makers.
Back to Pompeii is a self-guided, walk-through exhibition in Toronto that reconstructs street-level environments from ancient Pompeii and uses large-scale visual storytelling, including a 360° projection. The experience also offers narrations linking everyday Roman life to mythology and an optional free-roaming VR module.
Calling all stationery lovers! The Toronto Stationery Show is bringing together local artists, independent creators, and small businesses specializing in beautiful paper goods. Expect greeting cards, notebooks, stickers, art prints, handmade products, and other creative finds.
Check out Pocket Planet Canada this weekend, a 45,000 sq ft immersive miniature world in downtown Toronto where visitors can explore detailed animated scenes of iconic Canadian places, take part in scavenger hunts, and even 3D-scan themselves as mini-figures.
Diwali Mela: The Festival of Lights
Diwali Mela is returning to Toronto’s Gerrard India Bazaar this weekend for a free, family-friendly celebration of the Festival of Lights! Hosted by the Gerrard India Bazaar BIA, the event will feature a live DJ, dancing, sparklers, delicious treats, sidewalk sales, and plenty of opportunities to shop for festive food, décor, and gifts from local businesses.
The National Women’s Show
Treat yourself to the ultimate girls’ day out at The National Women’s Show, celebrating fashion, food, and fun! Visitors can shop exclusive products, sample delicious food and wine, enjoy free hair and beauty mini makeovers, and watch live cooking demonstrations and fashion shows.
Kicking Horse Coffee x Arthur’s Snackette
Free breakfast this weekend? Say less! Kicking Horse Coffee is launching its Garage Made series with a special pop-up at Arthurs Snackette on November 7 and 8. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., visitors can enjoy a complimentary Kick A$$ Lox bagel featuring coffee-glazed, cold-smoked salmon, cream cheese, pickled onions, fresh chives and pastrami spice, paired with a free cup of Kicking Horse Coffee.
Bar Goto guest shift at Civil Works
New York’s acclaimed Bar Goto is bringing its Japanese-inspired cocktail expertise to Toronto for a special one-night guest shift at Civil Works on Sunday, November 8, from 6 to 10 p.m. Stop by for a drink as founder and renowned bartender Kenta Goto will serve a special four-drink menu featuring iichiko Shochu, including signature creations like the Lemon Chūhai, Koji-Martini and Shizuko’s Old-Fashioned.
