In partnership with Tourism Toronto
Ice Breakers – Icognito. Photo: Andy Barrow/LightBox Photography
1. Ice Breakers
What?s new at Toronto?s waterfront" Families are flocking to Queen?s Quay West to see Ice Breakers, a collection of five interactive public art installations. These unique works are placed along the quay from Harbourfront to the Toronto Music Garden, making for a fun (and free!) urban expedition. Download the TO Ice Breakers app (for iOS and Android) to enrich your family?s experience with videos, maps and artist interviews.
When: January 21 ? February 26
More info: waterfrontbia.com
Artist: LAVA, Photo: Thane Lucas/Toronto Light Festival
2. The Toronto Light Festival
This brand-new event will illuminate the cold winter nights with bright displays from local and international artists. Dazzling light sculptures and interactive installations will be set among the cool Victorian industrial buildings at the Distillery Historic District. It promises to be nothing short of magical?and, of course, you can enjoy the many delights of the Distillery itself while you?re there. Admission is free. When: January 27 ? March 12
More info: torontolightfest.com
Photo: Harbourfront Centre
3. Skating in downtown Toronto
Enjoy free outdoor skating at two popular downtown rinks: Natrel Rink at Harbourfront Centre on the waterfront, and Nathan Phillips Square in front of city hall. Both offer locker rooms, washrooms and skate rental (Harbourfront also rents helmets), and...