Centreville is a turn-of-the-century themed family Amusement Park, nestled in over 600 acres of parkland just across the harbour from the city. We have over 30 rides, games & attractions, two licensed restaurants & more than 14 food outlets. There’s great fun for everyone at Centreville.

Enjoy the latest performance of cutting edge comedy combined with songs & improv that’s sure to keep you laughing all the way home. Every night is topped of with a free on-the-spot improv set open to the public.

The Fringe is Toronto’s largest theatre festival, featuring over 135 productions ranging from dramas to musical extravaganzas to kids shows. Productions take place in theatres and unusual locations such as playgrounds, parking lots and more.

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO), Canada’s foremost symphonic ensemble, will celebrate its 86th season in 2007/2008. Several world-renowned artists will be performing with the TSO on the Roy Thomson Hall stage this season, including Yo Yo Ma, Lang Lang, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Evgeny Kissin and Itzhak Perlman.

The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (MOCCA), was officially founded from the former Art Gallery of North York in 1999 with a mandate to exhibit, research, collect, and promote innovative art by Canadian artists whose works engage and reflect the relevant stories of our times.

The award winning Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Show is a musical celebration of Canada that provides an unforgettable Canadian experience. Multi-talented singers perform Canadian songs in a rustic log cabin and wilderness setting. Meet singing Mounties, lumberjacks and even a hockey player as our performers serve a delicious family style dinner.

The National Gallery of Canada is the country’s finest art museum and home to the world’s largest collection of Canadian art. Art comes to life in its spacious galleries, interior gardens, quiet courtyards and the beautifully restored Rideau Chapel. In collaboration with the world’s greatest museums, the National Gallery organizes outstanding exhibitions of works by both Canadian and International artists.

The National Arts Centre is unique. We have one of the world’s finest classical orchestras, led by world-renowned violinist/violist, conductor and educator Pinchas Zukerman. We develop and co-produce theatre and dance works with other organizations throughout the country, and we bring the best of Canadian music, theatre and dance to the nation’s capital.

Enjoy a 3-D multimedia show that appeals to all the senses and takes you back to the midst of Québec’s history; a magical environnment that makes you pulsate to the greatest moments in the development of the city, from the arrival of the first European explorers until present day.