Cultural Events in Canada - MapleNow

Eventbrite Canada provides a seamless platform to discover, create, manage, and attend ticketed live experiences across Canada, supported by the global Eventbrite network.

Meetup, part of Bending Spoons, offers Canadians an intuitive platform to join or host in-person and online community events, connecting over shared interests locally and globally.

Daily Hive is a rapidly growing, Vancouver-based digital media brand serving hyperlocal news, culture, events, and lifestyle content across key Canadian cities, now operating under ZoomerMedia’s expanding digital network.

Discover Vancouver’s latest cultural and city events

Explore Toronto’s top cultural and city events

Discover Montréal’s top festivals and events

Find Calgary’s best festivals and local events

Concerts, festivals, sports—ongoing and upcoming.

Concerts, festivals, sports—ongoing & upcoming.

blogTO is a Toronto-founded digital media outlet offering hyperlocal news, food, culture, and event content across Canadian cities, now operating under ZoomerMedia’s expanding digital network.

Toronto.com is a comprehensive Toronto city events and lifestyle portal operated by Torstar’s Daily News Brands, offering curated listings for culture, festivals, sports, and urban highlights.

Find concerts, festivals, family fun, and more on the Calgary Herald event calendar, with curated listings and community submissions.

Ticketmaster Canada offers a trusted platform to discover, purchase, and manage tickets for diverse live events across Canada, supported by global infrastructure.

The National Arts Centre in Ottawa is Canada’s premier bilingual, multidisciplinary performing arts hub, presenting orchestral, dance, theatre (English, French, Indigenous), and music programs.

Montreal’s largest performing arts complex offering diverse venues and year‑round programming including music, dance, opera, and visual arts.

Toronto’s civic theatre agency operating major venues like Meridian Hall, supporting arts engagement, education and cultural vitality.

City-run venues in downtown Vancouver—Orpheum, Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Playhouse, and Annex—hosting opera, Broadway, concerts, and more.

Toronto's community waterfront space for arts, culture, learning and recreation, year‑round programming.

Toronto’s contemporary not‑for‑profit theatre company presenting innovative, diverse productions, education and outreach.

Quebec’s premier non‑profit digital platform providing personalized recommendations to discover cultural events—music, theatre, exhibitions—across the province.

Calgary’s first professional theatre company, established in 1968; offers dynamic seasons at the Max Bell Theatre situated in the city’s cultural hub.

Edmonton’s leading regional not‑for‑profit theatre powerhouse, founded in 1965, offering diverse mainstage productions, education programs, and community engagement.

The Art Gallery of Alberta in downtown Edmonton showcases over 6,000 works, featuring Alberta and Western Canadian art in a striking contemporary building.

Calgary’s revitalized central arts complex—formerly Arts Commons—now known as Werklund Centre, combining world‑class theatres, galleries, education and civic engagement.

Ottawa's bilingual arts hub in Orléans, featuring the 500‑seat Harold Shenkman Hall, flexible Richcraft Theatre, studios and galleries.

Produces Canadian theatre in Ottawa since 1975, providing diverse, inclusive programming at its own Irving Greenberg Theatre Centre.

Culture Days is a Canada-wide, non-profit cultural celebration that empowers communities with free public art, heritage and interactive events, supported by a national network of organizers.

Montreal’s vibrant downtown cultural district, hosting 80 venues, eight public spaces and over 40 annual festivals within one square kilometre.

Montreal’s annual free street‑art festival since 2013, transforming Saint‑Laurent Boulevard into an open‑air urban art experience with global artists, music, and installations.

Toronto’s annual city‑wide photography festival since 1997, celebrating lens-based art through exhibitions, public art and an evolving Photobook Lab.

Toronto’s city‑wide public funding body for the arts since 1974, supports artists and communities via peer‑reviewed grants, reaching millions annually.

Calgary’s municipal arts development authority, funding and promoting artists, organizations and public art to enrich community life.

Edmonton’s non‑profit arts council investing in artists, festivals, public art and community activation to integrate culture into everyday city life.