
Events
Our events, including tours, community discussions, the Heritage Toronto Awards, and more, engage the public to reflect on the city’s heritage.
Discover our Public Programs
This season, we explore our city’s identity, grounded in Indigenous roots, and strengthened by waves of newcomers. Check back often as we will be posting new events throughout 2025.
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Doors Open to the TD Centre
For the Doors Open weekend visit the 54th floor at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, a mid-century modern gem.
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Doors Open to the TD Centre
For the Doors Open weekend visit the 54th floor at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, a mid-century modern gem.
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Toronto Newcomer Day
Discover what Toronto has to offer to newcomers and learn about the city’s diverse heritage at this community event.
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Big City Soccer Dreams
Discover Toronto’s sporting history, especially its multicultural soccer scene, and the power of “the beautiful game” in bringing together and excluding communities.
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Little Italy on College Street
Experience a taste of la bella vita and learn how Italian immigrants transformed College Street into a vibrant hub of food, business, and cultural traditions.
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It Takes a Village
Discover the stories of Toronto’s 2SLGBTQ+ community in the Church-Wellesley Village.
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Resistance and Reconciliation in York
Explore the enduring Indigenous presence in the Bathurst and St. Clair area through its parks, public art, and community spaces.
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Hidden Histories at U of T
Explore the fascinating architecture of the University of Toronto. From the adaption of 19th-century homes to innovative modern design, discover how form has driven function.
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Meals and Migration in Little Manila
Kamusta! Experience Little Manila’s food scene, migration stories, and the entrepreneurial spirit of Toronto’s Filipino community.
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Shifting Shoreline
Trace Toronto’s original shoreline and uncover how Indigenous land was transformed into a colonial and industrial waterfront.
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Canary District in Motion
Hear stories of transition in the Canary District, once Toronto’s oldest industrial crossroads—now a rapidly changing urban community.


