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After canceling its regular programming and annual March Break camp program, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada launched a live web camera experience to allow people to experience the aquarium from home.

This Week in Toronto: a Q&A with INK Entertainment’s Charles Khabouth, Plus Club Quarantine, a Virtual CN Tower Climb, and More

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This Week in Toronto: COVID-19-Related Event Updates, Plus News From Toronto Festival of Beer, Ink Entertainment, and More

L’Oreal Canada’s fourth annual Women of Worth gala was hosted by actresses Aja Naomi King (How to Get Away with Murder). Honoring 10 women for their community work, the event was also attended by Shohreh Aghdashloo (The Expanse), Amanda Brugel (The Handmaid’s Tale), and Canadian Olympian hurdler Sage Watson.

This Week in Toronto: Collision Goes Online-Only, Plus International Women’s Day Celebrations and Previewing Sugar Shack TO

With wedding season just around the corner, Montecito Restaurant held its fourth annual wedding open house on February 29. Visitors had the opportunity to explore space design concepts for the venue—which can accommodate as many as 200 seated guests—and sample featured beverage and dessert menus. Preferred vendors took part in the showcase, which included photo booths by Pose Entertainment, floral arrangements by Cool, Green & Shady, and entertainment by Symmetry Studios.

This Week in Toronto: Previewing PowerBall 22, Inside the Black Diamond Ball, Wedding Season Kicks Off

The Artist Project—which invites artists from all disciplines across the country to showcase their work, meet fans, and take part in panels—ran for its 14th year over the weekend.

This Week in Toronto: a Cannabis-Infused Cocktail Experience, Inside the Artist Project, a Queer Romance Marketplace

The Royal Ontario Museum's “Desire' After Hours event had catering experiences by Corbin Food & Events.

This Week in Toronto: a Valentine’s Day Recap, the Canadian International Autoshow, Chefs for Change’s Mid-Winter Event

The 15th annual Bloor-Yorkville IceFest displayed more than 70,000 pounds of ice sculptures, with the support of Holt Renfrew Centre, Hudson’s Bay Centre, Manulife Centre, TD Bank Group, Sassafraz, and the Colonnade.

This Week in Toronto: Bloor-Yorkville IceFest, Hershey Kisses' Valentine’s Pop-Up, the Black History Month Film Festival

The Globe and Mail Centre’s Elements event mixer showcased the latest event design trends going into 2020. Event partners for the evening included EPIQ Vision, Opening Night Flowers, Dance Floor Décor, Reznick Carpets, Barchef, Detailz Couture, the Food Dudes, McEwan Catering, Presidential Gourmet, Mango Studios, the Idea Hunter, Index Creative, Leave it TO Us Staffing, and Sentinel Security.

This Week in Toronto: the Globe and Mail Centre’s Industry Mixer, Holt Renfrew’s Revamped Café, Super Bowl and Oscars Parties

DesignTO wrapped up this weekend with art and design installations across the city—as well as Canada's largest interior design show.

This Week in Toronto: Black History Month's Launch Series, the Power Plant Gallery's Winter Opening, Previewing Winterlicious 2020

The Toronto Light Festival is currently illuminating the Distillery District with all-new installations from the likes of Canadian pop artist Matthew Rosenblatt (pictured). It opened on January 17 and runs through March 1.

This Week in Toronto: the Toronto Light Festival, DesignTO, the 2020 Dragon Ball Fund-Raiser

The Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Foundation’s annual “A Night With Blue & White” gala raised $460,000 to support youth community sports programs.

This Week In Toronto: a Blue and White Maple Leafs Gala, a Harry Potter-Theme Drag Brunch, a New Retro Arcade Bar

Rebel celebrated New Year’s Eve with three dance floors and live DJs, plus a balloon, fog, and confetti display at midnight.

This Week in Toronto: Detox Cocktail Classes, a New Distillery District Luxury Hotel, DesignTO’s Launch Party

The Aurora Winter Festival—featuring dozens of light displays, a skating rink, and a tube—invited guests to an evening of winter fun on New Year's Eve. The park remains open until January 5.

This Week in Toronto: Top New Year's Eve Parties, Thompson Hotel Closures, the No Pants Subway Ride

Terra Lumina, a futuristic night walk at the Toronto Zoo, opened on December 13. The 1.5-kilometer walk features lighting, visual effects, and projections designed to transport guests to the year 2099, when “humans have learned to live in harmony with nature and wildlife.” The experience was created by Montreal-based multimedia studio Moment Factory.

This Week in Toronto: a Star Wars Pop-Up, Eggnog for a Cause, a K-Pop Convention