This article highlights the abundance of festive activities Toronto offers during the holiday season. From a newly opened skating rink adorned with millions of lights to a hilarious holiday-themed musical, Toronto has something for everyone.
The holidays are here, and Toronto is officially a playground for all winter festivities. From skating trails to drag queens under twinkling lights, here's a how to make the most of the city's expansive offerings before the new year.It was a few weeks behind schedule but Toronto 's newest skating rink is finally open in a familiar location. The rink is back where the Natrel Rink used to be and it opened this past weekend with the first of its DJ skate nights and free skate rentals on Saturdays.
The rink is decked out with millions of lights, festive food stalls, and two massive Christmas trees that'll make you stop and appreciate the holiday spirit. The full lighting extravaganza is open through January 4, with tickets available. This festive pop-up bar has definitely been on my radar. This is the kind of place where every corner screams holiday overload. This is basically the place where you can hold glitter-rimmed cocktails, and pose by a giant inflatable reindeer. The pop-up bar is located on the second floor of Titanique the musical arrived on stage in Toronto. This hilarious, no-intermission musical that spoofs the 1997 film is worth the price of admission so run, don't walk, to the CAA Theatre before it's gone. The Nutcracker is back at the Four Seasons Centre until Dec. 31, and it's as magical as ever. The Sugar Plum Fairy is a queen, and I aspire to her grace. Tickets are going fast so be sure to snap those up on the website. Distillery Winter Village is the special place for those who wait this holiday season. The uber-popular winter event is open until Jan. 5, and tickets currently range from $15 to $35 for those who want to pay a little extra to skip the lines. So what's the big deal? The 10-minute display is a tradition that's impossible to miss at Harbourfront Centre, and there will be a free DJ Skate Night on the rink. Whether you're gliding on ice, singing along to holiday classics, or sipping cocktails in a sea of tinsel, Toronto's festive season is pretty unmatche
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