The top 15 free events in Toronto this fall
There may be free things to do almost every day somewhere in Toronto, but the top free events this fall are the cream of the crop. Along with the citywide celebration that is Nuit Blanche, there are major film festivals, a weekend for witches, and the final street festival of the year.
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Free events you don't want to miss
DateAbout the EventLocation-
September 28This is a party to celebrate the launch of the waterfront art gallery's new season of programming. Be the first to check out exhibitions by Sammy Baloji & Filip De Boeck, Amalia Pica and Michael Landy, then stay for the party.The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
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September 30 - October 1The 12th edition of Toronto's free, city-wide sunset-to-sunrise celebration of contemporary art returns with installations and works transforming spaces all around us for one night only.Multiple Venues
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October 3-24This global exhibition presents the best visual journalism of the past year. Check out the stunning, sometimes disturbing photos at Brookfield Place.Brookfield Place
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October 5Celebrate Witches, women and the arts with multiple venues and events held throughout the city. This year's theme is Out of the Broom Closet!WonderWorks
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October 19This is an annual typography and lettering exhibition, showcasing work from Toronto and around the world. If you're a fan of fonts, prints, and the design and print world, this is worth checking out.Northern Contemporary
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October 29The final, car-free street party and gathering in Kensington Market happens today. Expect pop-up performances, vendors and a street party.Kensington Market
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October 31A very spooky edition of The Bunz Flea features artisans accepting trades for their artwork, goods, and services. There's also a giant open free trade area.
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November 8-11The second annual Toronto Indie Horror Fest shows horror films from the U.S. and the U.K. The terrifying fun starts at 7 p.m. on each night of the fest.
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November 9-23This is a unique film fest where award-winning films from countries who are part of the EU are screened for free. It's one of the largest free film festivals in the country.The Royal Cinema
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November 16 - December 23The Distillery District is transformed into a winter wonderland leading up to Christmas with carollers, elves, lights, and one of the city's largest Christmas trees. It's free every weekday until 5 p.m. on Fridays.Distillery District
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November 18The 10 year anniversary of the tree lighting ceremony at the heart of downtown usually features an impressive light show and over the top performances.Yonge-Dundas Square
Lead photo byJesse Milns at Nuit Blanche
Lead photo byJesse Milns at Nuit Blanche
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