Toronto Events for November !
Toronto Events for November (2026)
November brings the first hints of the holiday season to Toronto, from the Royal Winter Fair to the Santa Claus Parade and the opening of the Distillery Winter Village. Here’s what’s happening around the city this month.
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair: Nov 6–15 at Exhibition Place. You’ll find horse shows, a farm-to-table food hall and a holiday market, and Santa is there for photos Nov 12–15. General admission is about $34.
National Women’s Show: Nov 6–8 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (South Building). It’s a weekend of fashion, beauty, wellness and shopping.
Remembrance Day: Wednesday, Nov 11. Ceremonies are held across the city, including at the Old City Hall cenotaph. Many people pause for a moment of silence at 11 a.m.
Distillery Winter Village: Opens Nov 12 and runs through Jan 3 in the Distillery District. Toronto’s best-known Christmas market brings back its light displays, vendor huts and seasonal food and drink.
Santa Claus Parade: Sunday, Nov 22, starting at 12:30 p.m. The route runs from Christie St. and Bloor St. W. to Front St. and Jarvis St. It’s free to attend, so arrive early for a good spot.
One of a Kind Christmas Show & Sale: Nov 27–Dec 6 at the Enercare Centre. Hundreds of Canadian makers sell gifts, décor and specialty foods, which makes it a good start to holiday shopping.
The Guvernment 30th Anniversary Reunion: Saturday, Nov 28 at REBEL (11 Polson St.). The legendary club comes back for one night with Carl Cox, The Crystal Method, Mark Oliver, Bad Boy Bill, Carlo Lio, Manzone & Strong and Addy. The Main Room, Orange Room and Acid Lounge are all recreated. It’s 19+, and tickets are on TicketWeb. Carl Cox also plays a separate REBEL show on Nov 27, so check your ticket date.
Concerts at Scotiabank Arena:
- Journey: Nov 4
- Sombr: Nov 16
- Doja Cat: Nov 25
- A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie: Nov 28
Concerts at Massey Hall:
- Loreena McKennitt: Nov 1 (matinee)
- The Milk Carton Kids: Nov 6
- Ólafur Arnalds: Nov 7
- Classic Albums Live, Led Zeppelin II: Nov 12
- Jorja Smith: Nov 18
- The Lightfoot Band: Nov 21
- Little Big Town: Nov 22
- Women’s Blues Revue: Nov 27
- Moneen: Nov 28
Concerts at HISTORY:
- Sleeping With Sirens: Nov 1
- Geese: Nov 3 & 4
- Trippie Redd: Nov 10
- it’s murph: Nov 14
- Madeon: Nov 19
- Bonobo: Nov 26
- Turnover: Nov 29
Concerts at Coca-Cola Coliseum:
- Victoria Monét: Nov 21
- Jessie Reyez: Nov 24
- Tyla: Nov 26
Comedy: Matt Rife plays Scotiabank Arena on Nov 22.
Toronto Maple Leafs home games (Scotiabank Arena): Nov 3, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 (vs. Edmonton), 19, 21 and 30.
Toronto Raptors home games (Scotiabank Arena): Nov 9, 11, 15, 17, 18, 23, 27 and 29.
Good to know: Clocks fell back on Nov 1, so it gets dark before 5 p.m. On parade day, expect road closures and busy TTC service downtown. Dates and times can change, so check with the venue or organizer before you buy tickets or head out.
