Browsing: Shows & Concerts

Grown-up holiday entertainment in Toronto: Christmas comedy and improv, cabaret, drag and burlesque holiday revues, jazz nights and cheeky shows for adults.

Where to watch classic Christmas movies on the big screen in Toronto: TIFF Lightbox, independent cinemas like the Revue and the Fox, sing-alongs, outdoor screenings and family matinees.

Family holiday theatre in Toronto for 2026: YPT’s Finding Nemo, Canadian Stage’s Cinderella panto, the Grinch musical, The Nutcracker and Elf in Concert.

Christmas choir concerts in Toronto for 2026: the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir in Messiah, Toronto Children’s Chorus, St. Michael’s Choir School and Choir! Choir! Choir!

Where to see A Christmas Carol in Toronto in 2026: the immersive production at Campbell House Museum, Mirvish’s Goblin: Christmas Carol comedy and more versions.

Candlelight Christmas concerts in Toronto for 2026: string quartets playing carols and holiday classics by the light of hundreds of candles, with December dates.

Free Christmas concerts in Toronto: church carol services and choral concerts, lunchtime concerts, community choirs, Distillery carollers and free outdoor events.

Toronto’s 2026 holiday panto is Canadian Stage’s Cinderella at the Winter Garden Theatre, December 5, 2026 to January 3, 2027. Cast, tickets and what to expect.

The National Ballet of Canada’s Nutcracker runs December 5 to 31, 2026 at the Four Seasons Centre. Tickets from $72, $12 standing room, ages and tips.

Where to hear Handel’s Messiah in Toronto in December 2026: the TSO at Roy Thomson Hall, Tafelmusik at Koerner Hall and the Sing-Along Messiah at Massey Hall.