Fun Family Activities in Toronto for March Break
- Nadia
- Feb 24
- 4 min read
March Break is almost here, and if you’re wondering how to keep the kids busy, entertained, and off screens – we’ve got you covered! From hands-on experiences and outdoor adventures, Toronto and the GTA are packed with fun activities and events for every age. Whether you’re planning a full week of outings or just looking for a few memorable experiences, this guide highlights the best March Break events happening across the city.
Dates: February 19 – March 21, 2026
Location: 165 Front Street E, Toronto, ON
Admission Fee: $20 - $55
Why families love it: This award-winning whimsical adaptation of stories by Robert Munsch, one of Canada’s best-loved children’s authors, is jam-packed with joy. Five modern classics are brought to life, so whether it’s your first Munsch adventure or a nostalgic return, the whole family will love this celebration of childhood!
Tip: This show is best suited for kids ages 4-9.
Location: 1000 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto, ON
Dates: March 16 – 20, 2026
Admission Fee: Child: $22.50 / Adult: 27.45
Why families love it: It turns a classic spring maple syrup visit into an interactive mystery adventure, where kids can solve riddles, uncover clues, and question villagers alongside Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Families love exploring the sugarbush, wandering through maple-themed stations, and learning how the sweet treat goes from tree to table. It’s hands-on, educational, and full of seasonal fun!
Tip: Your ticket also includes admission to the rest of the Village!
Location: 955 Lake Shore Blvd. W, Toronto, ON
Dates: February 16 – March 27, 2026
Admission Fee: Free
Why families love it: Trillium Park at Ontario Place is transformed into an enchanting outdoor gallery where light, motion, and sound come together in imaginative ways. Families love exploring the bold, glowing installations created by talented Ontario-based artists while embracing a shared sense of wonder under the night sky.
Tip: Warm up by the fire! Bonfires will be lit at the Trillium Park fire pit nightly during the March Break week.
Location: 30 Hanover Road, North York, ON
Dates: March 5 – May 31, 2026
Admission Fee: Child: $21.90 / Adult: $27.90 Free for children under 4
Why families love it: After touring the world, Art of the Brick brings over 130 incredible sculptures – built from more than a million LEGO bricks – to life in a colourful, immersive experience that wows both kids and adults. Families love spotting re-imaged masterpieces by famous artists like Michelangelo and Vincent van Gogh. It’s inspiring, playful, and the perfect mix of art, imagination, and hands-on fun!
Tip: Get inspired at the Expo and explore the play and build area to create your own LEGO sculptures!
Location: 99 Rathburn Rd. W, Mississauga, ON
Dates: March 5 – April 30, 2026
Admission Fee: Child: $22.90 / Adult: 28.90
Why families love it: It’s an immersive virtual reality expedition inspired by NASA missions, transporting you to the International Space Station through stunning 3D 360° cinematic footage filmed inside and out of the ISS. From spacewalking with astronauts to witnessing breathtaking views of our blue Earth from the vastness of space, the experience offers a powerful and perspective-shifting glimpse into daily life in orbit. It’s awe-inspiring, immersive, and unforgettable.
Tip: The age requirement for this event is 8+ and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Location: 3650 Dixie Rd, Mississauga, ON
Dates: March 14 – 22, 2026
Admission Fee: $15 - $50
Why families love it: It’s a vibrant celebration of puppetry arts that transforms venues across Mississauga into magical spaces filled with storytelling, creativity, and live performance. From traditional puppet shows to new interpretations, the festival offers immersive experiences, hands-on workshops, and interactive exhibits that bring the art of puppetry to life. It’s a culturally rich and welcoming event that inspires imagination at every turn.
Tip: Check out their website for the full list of events, workshops, and ticket prices.
Location: 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON
Dates: March 14 – 15, 2026
Admission Fee: Free
Why families love it: This is a fun, family-friendly event where Harbourfront Centre transforms into a maple-filled playground! Enjoy fresh Ontario maple taffy, delicious maple-infused comfort food, live entertainment, interactive activities and a cozy warming station to keep the fun going all day long.
Tip: Maple Taffy will be available for purchase – Cash and Debt are accepted.
Location: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON
Dates: March 14 – 21, 2026
Admission Fee: $52.34 Children 3 and under are free when accompanied by a ticketed adult family member.
Why families love it: Families can travel to a fairy-tale castle and an era of dragons and adventure with Imagine Dragons at Casa Loma! Multiple exciting and interactive theatrical live shows are guaranteed to take you back in time to a bygone era. Travel down the 800ft underground tunnel to the stables to the Dragon’s lair.
Tip: The Liberty Café, Gift Shop and paid parking are located on site.
Location: 1675 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto, ON
Dates: February 16 – March 30, 2026
Admission Fee: Free
Why families love it: Artists, architects, and designers are invited to transform Toronto’s winter waterfront into a vibrant open-air art gallery. Families love exploring the bold, creative designs against the snowy shoreline and skyline backdrop, turning a beach walk into an inspiring outdoor adventure. It’s a unique way to experience art, community, and fresh air all at once.
Tip: The theme for this year’s design competition is Mirage!
Location: 201 Winchester St. Toronto, ON
Dates: Open Daily from 9am – 5pm
Admission Fee: Free
Why families love it: A fun way to connect with animals and nature! Families can explore the trails, visit the barns, and meet the farm animals. Riverdale Farm hosts a daily farm demonstration, where the farmer presents a different animal and visitors are then free to ask questions.
Tip: The farm is wheelchair accessible and stroller friendly!
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