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February is one of those months that can certainly feel a little *dull*, but in Toronto, there’s so much to do, you won’t have time to think about that. Hit up the very first Raptors Fan Day and show off your team pride, stuff your face with tacos and beverages at an epic festival, and no matter if you’re single or taken, spend Valentine’s Day partying at the aquarium.
Need somewhere to catch the big game? Grab your buddies and get ready to cheer on your pick for this year’s Super Bowl.
A great month is ahead – here’s our roundup of things to do in Toronto.
Top Picks
Raptors Fan Day
The first-ever Raptors Fan Day is for Raps fanatics young and old. Some players and coaches will be present and attendees can take advantage of skills challenges and even discounts on merch.
When: February 1
Where: Scotiabank Arena
KUUMBA30
Celebrating its 30th year, KUUMBA Festival will showcase Black futures through music, theatre, spoken word, screenings and dance, happening all month long.
When: February 1 to 28
Where: Multiple venues
2025 I Heart Beer & Taco Toronto
Cold beverages and tacos, it’s as simple as that. This festival features all things Ontario brews and bite-size delights, the perfect way to warm up this February.
When: February 15
Where: Enercare Centre
Sponsored Pick: Astronomy Family Nights at the David Dunlap Observatory
Join us for a cosmic adventure at Richmond Hill’s David Dunlap Observatory! At Astronomy Family Nights, families and stargazers of all ages can explore the night sky through powerful telescopes, enjoy interactive learning, and uncover the wonders of the universe.
When: Saturday, February 8 – 7 – 9 p.m., Saturday, February 15 – 7 – 9 p.m., Saturday, March 8 – 8 – 10 p.m., Saturday, March 15 – 7 – 9 p.m.
Where: David Dunlap Observatory, 123 Hillsview Drive, Richmond Hill, ON
Cost: $16.47 to $18.61
Black History Month
An Overview Of Black History In Canada
Toronto Public Library is kicking off Black History Month with an information session with Historian and author Channon Oyeniran, where she will dive into the history and experiences of people of African descent in Canada spanning the last 400 years.
When: February 1
Where: Richview Toronto Public Library Branch
The Trending Table Black History Month Pop-up Market
This pop-up market inside Scarborough Town Centre showcases local Black-owned and BIPOC-owned businesses. If you can’t make it to the market at STC, there’s another one at Square One from Feb. 21 to 23.
When: February 7 to 9
Where: Scarborough Town Centre
Toronto Black Film Festival
This film festival celebrates Black excellence, showcasing Black films and creating a safe space for people of colour to continue to development of the independent film industry.
When: February 12 to 17
Where: Multiple venues
Music and Festivals
Toronto Chinatown Lunar New Year Festival
Ring in the Year of the Snake through cultural performances, live music and captivating entertainment, happening for two days in Chinatown.
When: February 1 to 2
Where: Dragon City Mall and Chinatown Centre
Aespa – 2025 SYNK: Parallel Line Tour
South Korean girl group Aespa is taking over Scotiabank Arena for one night only.
When: February 13
Where: Scotiabank Arena
Toronto Tea Festival
Canada’s largest festival for tea lovers is coming to the Toronto Reference Library. Indulge in teas from all around the world, shop vendors and mix and mingle with fellow tea connoisseurs.
When: February 1 to 2
Where: Toronto Reference Library
Titanic Live
Don’t forget to grab some tissues as this is sure to be a tear-jerker! Experience James Horner’s Titanic score put on by a 130-piece orchestra and choir.
When: February 13 to 15
Where: Meridian Hall
Roundhouse Craft Beer Festival
Grab your best retro apres-ski gear! Roundhouse Craft Beer Festival is back with live DJs, beverage samples from breweries and wineries, warming stations, food trucks and photo opportunities.
When: February 22
Where: Roundhouse Park
Events you might want to check out
King Taps Super Bowl Party
Both of Toronto’s King Taps locations are hosting Super Bowl festivities where football lovers can take part in a tailgate and viewing party.
When: February 9
Where: King Taps King West and King Taps First Canadian Place
Jazz Night: Valentine’s Day Edition
Ripley’s Aquarium is transforming for Valentine’s Day with a Burlesque performance, multiple bars, and of course, the magic of the ocean.
When: February 14
Where: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Winter Stations
Winter Stations brings the international design and art community’s creations to Woodbine Beach as the lifeguard stations along Toronto’s east-end beaches change into something beautiful for the winter.
When: February 17 to March 17
Where: Woodbine Beach
February is going to be a great month, Toronto.
