Christmas markets in Durham and Halton for 2026: Brooklin’s Christmas in the Village, Oshawa’s Bright and Merry Market, Kerr Village in Oakville and Burlington’s Jingle Market.
Christmas in Uxbridge and Port Perry: small-town Santa Claus parades, historic main streets, lakeside Port Perry and a festive day trip from Toronto.
Christmas in Clarington 2026: the CPKC Holiday Train in Bowmanville on Nov 29, Santa parades in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Courtice, and Prestonvale tree farm.
Oshawa Christmas events 2026: the Bright and Merry Market and tree lighting, the Santa Claus Parade of Lights downtown and the CPKC Holiday Train on Nov 29.
Whitby Christmas events 2026: Brooklin’s Christmas in the Village on Nov 21, the downtown Whitby Santa Claus Parade in early December, Santa visits and markets.
Indoor Christmas markets and holiday shows in Toronto for cold or rainy days: the One of a Kind Show, St. Lawrence Market, craft fairs and more.
The best small neighbourhood holiday markets in Toronto: community craft fairs, farmers’ markets, BIA pop-ups and maker markets in Leslieville, the Junction, the Beaches and beyond.
Guide to the Evergreen Brick Works Winter Market in Toronto: Sunday holiday markets in the Don Valley with artisan and vintage vendors, workshops, fire pits and skating.
Kitchener’s Christkindl Market celebrates its 30th year over two weekends, December 3 to 6 and 10 to 13, 2026. A German-style Christmas market day trip from Toronto.
The best Toronto neighbourhoods and streets for Christmas lights on houses, from award-winning Scarborough displays to Wychwood’s light tunnel, plus etiquette tips.
Where to see Christmas lights from your car near Toronto: Oakville’s Holiday Lights by the Lake, Burlington’s waterfront, Niagara’s Festival of Lights, Safari Niagara and more.
A free self-guided Christmas lights walking tour of downtown Toronto: Distillery Winter Village, St. Lawrence Market, Queen and Yonge windows, Eaton Centre and Nathan Phillips Square.
Christmas at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre: the 114-foot tree with hourly snow and light shows, Santa visits, tree portraits, holiday windows and shopping hours.
Toronto’s Christmas window displays: the return of holiday windows at the former Hudson’s Bay at Queen and Yonge, plus festive windows in Yorkville and downtown.
Glow in the Wild at the Toronto Zoo runs to January 3, 2027 with 2,000+ lantern displays on a 1.5 km trail. Dates, $38 tickets, TTC shuttle and tips.