Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair is a celebration of the art of salsa dancing to be held Saturday, July 13th and Sunday, July 14th in the Hillcrest Village area of Toronto. Join in the free street party as midtown Toronto will be converted into a display of thumping music, passionate dancing, tasty foods, a Latin marketplace and live entertainment.

Beginning July 5th through July 21st, Toronto's most popular culinary celebration - Summerlicious - takes over the city featuring 196 of the top restaurants serving three course prix fixe lunches and dinners. From Indian to Italian and Mediterranean to Mexican, you'll have the opportunity to sample a wide variety of innovative cuisine paired with craft beers, hand selected wines and signature cocktails.

Toronto Pride Week is an annual event that brings together Toronto's LGBTTIQQ2SA* community to celebrate the history, courage and future of this diverse group of people. Pride Toronto is a premier cultural and arts festival featuring international exhibits, a colorful parade, street vendors, live entertainment, music showcases and a city full of pride.

One of the Top 100 Festivals in Ontario, the Toronto BuskerFest is a fun, wacky, and unique event where street performers from all over converge on one place to entertain and raise awareness. A fundraiser for Epilespy Toronto, BuskerFest combines a wonderful cause with entertainment the whole family can enjoy.

Honda Indy Toronto is a heart-in-your-mouth IndyCar championship-points race through the streets of downtown Toronto. This year's dynamic race event is a doubleheader over two days, which means twice the excitement, twice the thrills.

Pride Week in Toronto has been named one of the Top 50 Festivals in Ontario by Festival and Events Ontario. It's 10 days of fun and excitement with the Pride Parade, Dyke March, Trans March, and Street Fair. Bring the whole family—there's the Family Pride section just for kids.

Highbrow art has never been more accessible in Toronto with the annual Luminato Festival. For one week in June 2013, get your fill of stage performances, live musical tributes, and intellectually stimulating conversations featuring Willem Dafoe, Marina Abramovic, and Joni Mitchell.

Laugh until you can breathe at the legendary Second City, the famed comedy club in Toronto where the world's funniest comedians got their start - from Martin Short to Mike Myers. Originally opened in Chicago, Second City's sister-theatre in Canada presents hilarious sketch comedy and improv shows and the funniest comedy acts in the world. Enjoy a fun night on the town with dinner and show packages. Don't miss the Second City Improv All Stars!

Hockey fans will love the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto with exciting exhibits, interactive games, 3D movies and impressive artifacts of hockey's greatest games and players. Get up close with the Stanley Cup, experience the most exciting moments in international hockey, including the "Miracle on Ice" of 1980, and explore the largest collection of hockey memorabilia in the world.

If you want to experience the culture of Toronto, the Royal Ontario Museum is an awesome place to start your adventure. Royal Ontario Museum is one of the world's best museums of natural history and world cultures with extraordinary galleries of science and civilization. See a massive T. rex, explore the ancient art of Rome and Egypt and discover the amazing collection of Chinese architecture.

Nestled along the shores of Lake Ontario, Harbourfront Centre is the cultural and recreational soul of Toronto's Waterfront. Take a stroll along the lively waterfront, relax at the water's edge, rent a boat and enjoy wonderful shopping, dining and entertainment. Explore the International Marketplace, see a show at the World Stage and enjoy summer concerts at the Toronto Music Garden.

St. Lawrence Market is a culinary and cultural staple that helps define the city of Toronto. Within the market, great food and friendly shopkeepers reigns supreme. Visit the market today and get a healthy helping of authentic Canadian food and conversation.

Inspired by the works of Bernard Shaw, the Shaw Festival is a theatre company that produces Shaw era and contemporary plays that celebrate the human spirit. Located in Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Shaw Festival presents exciting plays of Bernard Shaw and the Shavian playwrights in four theatres, including the Festival Theatre, Court House Theatre, Royal George Theatre, and the Studio Theatre.

For the ultimate wedding in Toronto, don't miss the annual bridal show at our luxurious hotel where patrons can get important tips on how to host a fabulous wedding, see the latest dress fashions and enjoy a fun day with other brides-to-be and wedding experts.

Toronto's shopping Eaton Centre is one of the premier destinations featuring over 230 retail outlets, restaurants and services to make this a one-stop shopping emporium unlike anything else in the city.

The ice heats up with hockey in Toronto this season as the world-famous Maple Leafs take on the hottest teams of the NHL at the modern Air Canada Centre where the action is fun, fast and perfect for the whole family.

February represents Toronto Black History Month when the city comes alive with a wide range of activities celebrating African Canadian culture, heritage and traditions at venues all over town.

Spark up your Valentine's Day with fun and exciting events in Toronto when you book a fabulous getaway package at our hotel that will help inspire romance and love.

Come out to the 2013 Toronto ice carving festival for a wintry good time filled with sculptures, events and ice skating alongside great food and drink.

Warm up this winter season with ice skating at Toronto Harbourfront Centre, a lakeside venue where families and friends come to put on their skates and enjoy the rink.