March Break 2026 in Toronto: 15 Best Activities for Families

1. Royal Ontario Museum — Sharks Exhibition

The ROM's blockbuster Sharks exhibition runs through March 22, making March Break the last chance to see it. Interactive activities explore shark anatomy, behavior, and marine ecosystems.

100 Queen's Park | From $20.75 (kids)

2. Art Gallery of Ontario

Special hands-on art activities, interactive installations, and creative play sessions designed for kids. Plus the new Paul McCartney photography exhibition for the adults.

317 Dundas St. W. | Free for kids under 25

3. Ontario Science Centre (at Flip Out)

While the original building undergoes reconstruction, Science Centre programming continues at interim locations with hands-on science experiments and demonstrations.

4. LEGOLAND Discovery Centre

Themed rides, play areas, a 4D cinema, and MINILAND featuring Toronto landmarks built from millions of LEGO bricks.

Vaughan Mills | Advance tickets recommended

5. Young People's Theatre — "Love You Forever ... and More Munsch"

A whimsical adaptation of Robert Munsch's beloved stories, perfect for ages 4-10.

165 Front St. E.

6. Pinocchio — National Ballet of Canada

A family-friendly ballet adaptation with Canadian twists, magical effects, and a full orchestra. Playing March 13-22 at the Four Seasons Centre.

145 Queen St. W.

7. Toronto Comicon (March 20-22)

Comics, cosplay, gaming, and celebrity guests at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Falls on the final March Break weekend.

8. Toronto Zoo

March Break programming with special animal encounters, keeper talks, and educational activities. Dress warm for outdoor exhibits.

2000 Meadowvale Rd. | Open 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

9. Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Walk through the underwater tunnel, touch stingrays, and watch diver feeding shows. Open extended hours during March Break.

288 Bremner Blvd.

10. Hotel X Retro Arcade

A pop-up retro arcade at Hotel X Toronto running February 13 through March 22. Classic games, modern comforts.

11. The Rec Room

VR games, ping pong, shuffleboard, arcade games, and bowling. A family-friendly entertainment centre at Roundhouse Park.

255 Bremner Blvd.

12. Winter Stations at Woodbine Beach

Free outdoor art installations along the boardwalk. Combine with a walk through the Beaches neighbourhood.

13. Lumiere at Ontario Place

Free outdoor light art exhibition at Trillium Park. Running through March 27.

14. Toronto History Museums

All 10 City of Toronto history museums offer free general admission year-round, including Fort York, Spadina Museum, and Todmorden Mills.

15. High Park

Toronto's largest public park has trails, playgrounds, a small zoo (free), and Grenadier Pond. Check if the High Park Zoo animals are in their spring rotation.