No matter if March is more lion or lamb, there are plenty of exciting arts and culture activities across the province to keep you and your family busy this Spring Break.

This February, honour and recognize the diversity and contributions of Black communities across Ontario with these Black History and Black Futures Month events.

From Indigenous makers and Northern artisans, we’ve scouted the best spots to shop for everyone on your list in the coming weeks.

Multidisciplinary artist Angela Walcott believes it’s important to highlight the power of community when it comes to gardening and food security.

After a sold-out premiere, Dave Dyment's latest film returns for free encore screenings at Toronto City Hall.

Share the love of culture with local communities in Ontario! Whether you want to find something from your own culture or experience something new, we’ve got you covered.

Dive deeper into Indigenous creativity with these digital events during the Ontario Culture Days Festival.

From intimate gallery installations to learning night sky constellatoins, we invite you to celebrate Indigenous art, voices, and events.

What stories are just around your corner? Our festival of free arts and culture programming brings you a slice of local heritage and history, from city-wide programming like Heritage Days, to intimate events animating historic sites with music and…

These Indigenous-led events discuss the history and harms of residentials schools, while celebrating the voices and stories of Indigenous artists, leaders, and residential school survivors.