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.

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.

If you're looking for a New Year's Eve 2012 Party that's free and fun, head to Nathan Phillips Square across from Toronto City Hall. Welcome the New Year with thousands of others while listening to live musical concerts and oohing and ahhing over the spectacular midnight fireworks display.

Take the whole family to Rogers Centre for the Toronto 2012 showing of Disney on Ice—Worlds of Fantasy. This enchanting holiday show highlights the stories of Tinker Bell, Pixar's Cars, Toy Story, and The Little Mermaid with amazing sets, costumes and performances—all in the arena of an exquisite icy wonderland.

Whether you've attended performances of The Nutcracker since you were a child or you want to discover it for the first time, the National Ballet of Canada presents a sublime production of this holiday classic in Toronto. Tickets for the 2012-2013 shows at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts are available now.

The Toronto Christmas Market is a delightful family-friendly tradition in the Distillery District. Stroll the fairy-lit streets as carolers sing holiday favorites, toast your loved ones with a hot rum drink at one of the Market's German-style beer gardens, and buy unique holiday gifts.

Visit Toronto for the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Commonly referred to simply as "The Royal", this event has become the largest indoor equestrian and agricultural event in the world. Join more than 340,000 annual visitors in seeing countless vendors, horse shows, dog shows, and many other agriculturally related events.

A free, all-night art exhibit, Nuit Blanche Toronto features over 150 intimate and elaborate temporary exhibitions throughout downtown and various neighbourhoods. Sponsored by Scotiabank, the sunset-to-sunrise event takes place on Saturday, September 29.

A national book and magazine festival in Toronto, Canada, The Word on the Street takes place Sunday, September 23, 2012 at Queen's Park Circle from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Considered to be Canada's largest outdoor bookstore, the free event provides both adults and children's with an inside look at the country's amazing literary scene.

With its high-style vibe and eclectic neighbourhoods - from Yorkville to Chinatown -Toronto is an exciting shopping destination and the fashion mecca of Canada. Spend the day shopping in downtown Toronto in the Bloor-Yorkville neighborhood lined with high-end designer stores, trendy boutiques, art galleries, and shopping centres. Whether you're looking for chic couture, vintage wear, home décor or art, Toronto is home to incredible shopping areas, including Toronto Eaton Centre, Queen Street, Kensington Market, St Lawrence Market and the Hudson Bay's Company - Canada's oldest department store.

Enjoy heart-pounding aviation excitement at the Canadian International Air Show in Toronto, September 1-3, 2012. The exciting air show in Toronto will feature the famous Canadian Forces Snowbirds, as well as international jets, military aircraft and thrilling aerial acrobatics over Lake Ontario. Marvel at roaring, high-velocity flights and jaw-dropping stunts over Toronto during Canada's oldest and air show

A vibrant city of the world, Toronto offers an eclectic culture, a unique creative spirit, rich heritage and exciting experiences. Edgy, urban and cosmopolitan, the City of Toronto boasts exciting attractions, world-class museums, stunning architecture, historic theaters, performing arts and live music, a vivacious nightlife, and incredible shopping and dining. Explore downtown Toronto and discover world-class attractions like CN Tower, Air Canada Centre, Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts and the Art Gallery of Ontario

All the best things to do in Toronto surround the luxurious InterContinental Toronto Yorkville, from the immense Art Gallery of Ontario, to hockey at Air Canada Centre, Canada National Tower, and endless shopping at St. Lawrence Market.