Series Season: 2026

A panel of international makers exploring the intersect of contemporary craft and technology.

Explore a different branch of science each week through fun, hands-on activities.

A live musical performance celebrating the cultures of Francophone artists from the African continent.

An evening celebrating the legendary Jimmy Cliff and the enduring power of reggae.

The latest series from Ghanaian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and LEGO® sculptor, Ekow Nimako.

Explore a different branch of science each week through fun, hands-on activities.

Cultivating a space for Black, Indigenous and women of colour in the health and wellness space.

Dive into the world of improvisation, exploring your creativity, problem-solving and confidence.

Explore different genres of music, develop your stage presentation and dance skills.

Develop key skills in artistic expression through weekly art mediums and themes.

Embark on a creative journey through a series of weekly art mediums and themes.

Soul Kitchen: R&B on Ice fuses soul, neo-soul, slow jams and hip-hop soul, curated by Toronto’s DJ Skitz.

Skate, craft, explore, watch films and more. Don’t miss the live performances by Storm Productions in collaboration with The Ice Theatre of Toronto.

Explore the enduring love of David Suzuki and Tara Cullis in this moving Why Not Theatre production.

An exhibition exploring how our collective identity can shift amid the climate crisis, war and social unrest.

CineFEMME celebrates fearless Canadian women and non-binary filmmakers of colour through powerful stories.

Two iconic spoken word events unite for a historic night of unapologetic, uncensored Black brilliance.

Hollywood Jade Presents: DIVA — a dazzling celebration of drag’s roots in iconic female impersonation.

A workshop with Darren Anthony on his play, A Black Panther in the Great White North.

Sean Jones performs with his band, followed by a Harbourfront afterparty with DJ BELLOSOUND.

KUUMBA 365 celebrates Black culture through sound with live performances and original compositions from three musicians.

Join Power Kids at Harbourfront for weekly hands-on art activities sparking creativity and fun.

Elevate your ceramic creations with decoration techniques and hands-on demonstrations.

Toronto’s largest and longest-running Black Futures Month Festival returns for another year!