Top Toronto Theater Shows

Physical distancing during the pandemic has given rise to a brand new form of entertainment. Guests will participate in a life fully interactive performance with Canadian master magician James Alan. Enjoy the astonishing and the marvellous from the safety of your own home and invite family and friends to join you from anywhere in the world. The magic is not limited to happening on screen and strange things will happen right in front of you in your own hands. Unlike a live performance, every participant has their own front row seat. The performance blends material from James' acclaimed live show "Magic & Martini" along with new never before seen material including long distance magic. Unlike many streaming virtual performances, these experiences are fully interactive. There is no need to type in comments boxes or mute your microphone.

When visiting Toronto, be sure to stop at the Royal Ontario Museum, dedicated to art, culture, and nature. Booking your admission ticket in advance saves you time waiting on the day. ROM is home to more than 18 million artworks, artifacts, and specimens from around the world and across the ages. The exhibits explore everything from dinosaurs to mummies, Chinese architecture to Indigenous objects, and more. An entertaining and educational experience for all ages.

Fashion savvy travelers–or those wanting to be–will enjoy this small-group shopping tour of Toronto. Your local stylist guide will send you a questionnaire before the tour, to work out the best places to take you. Avoid shopping aimlessly in random places as you’ll be taken to the best, most personalized spots. Benefit from a mini style consultation along the way.

Purchase your admission to the Art Galley of Ontario ahead of time to avoid sold-out days and times at this popular attraction. With ticket in hand, you'll save time waiting in line to buy a ticket once you arrive. Note: Ontario Residents 24 and under are free – all year, anytime Proceed on a self-guided tour of the museum, which features signature Canadian works, African art, contemporary paintings, and the masterpiece The Massacre of the Innocents by Peter Paul Rubens.

One ticket gets you entrance to more than 100 surreal and reality-bending rooms in Toronto’s Museum of Illusion. From holograms to vortex tunnels, game rooms to 3D puzzles, and much more, the Museum of Illusion has plenty of exhibits that promise a full day of fun for kids, teens, and adults alike. Choose a time that works best for you, secure your tickets in advance, and then explore all at your own pace.