This March Break, I encourage Toronto kids and families to take advantage of the programming we have across the city, including at recreation centres, community spaces, libraries, and musuems. I’m wishing all residents a fun and safe March Break.Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie
(City of Toronto News Release – March 8, 2023) Elementary and secondary schools take their annual March Break from Monday, March 13 to Friday, March 17, the City of Toronto offers students and families many free and affordable activities:
- City community centres offer free or low-cost programs for all ages, such as swimming, skating, basketball, volleyball, floor and ball hockey.
- Conservatories and greenhouses
- High Park animal display
- Riverdale Farm
- All indoor leisure skating programs, including caregiver and tot, family skate and shinny, are free for all ages. Hockey helmets approved by the Canadian Standards Association are mandatory for children under six years of age.
- Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre
- City pools will offer free leisure swimming during March Break
- Toronto Island Park
- Toronto Zoo
- The Terra Lumina night walk experience
- Toronto Public Library programs, workshops, books and more at a local branch or online during March Break.
- Toronto History Museums
- Fort York National Historic Site
- Todmorden Mills
- Mackenzie House
- Scarborough Museum
- Montgomery’s Inn
- Spadina Museum
- Colborne Lodge
- Gibson House Museum
- Guild Park & Gardens and Clark Centre for the Arts
- Cedar Ridge Creative Centre
More information, prices and hours of operation can be found here: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-offers-fun-and-affordable-march-break-activities
