Interactive exhibition challenges visitors to distinguish between 115 authentic and forged artifacts, specimens and brands. The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) invites visitors to test their skills in Fakes & Forgeries: Yesterday and Today, a ROM-produced exhibition opening January 9, 2010 in the Centre Block, Level 3. The interactive exhibition presents 115 real and fake objects that run the gamut from historical specimens and cultural artifacts, to household items and designer name brands. Visitors of all ages are invited to guess which objects are real and which are clever fakes. There is also educational information about pirated computer software as well as a section on counterfeit currency. Visitors learn how to tell authentic pieces from sly forgeries and discover the fascinating lengths forgers will take to hoodwink the unwary.

February 5, March 5, April 9. This fun-filled night is packed with karaoke, a movie, after-hours gallery access, and crafts. Themes include Canada (February) and Nature (March, April). Book today to secure your place.

Year of the Tiger – Celebrating Chinese New Year at the Bata Shoe Museum. Snapshot exhibit on display from February 9 - March 12, 2010. This temporary exhibition will feature a unique selection of rare artefacts from collection of Glenn & Judy Roberts. Born in a Year of the Tiger? If you were born in 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, or 2010, get in free with proof of your birth date between February 9th and 28th, 2010!

During the Sugaring Off season, from mid February to the beginning of April, White Meadows has a great Sugar Bush Adventure. A ride out in our sheltered hay wagon is the start of your Sugar Bush Adventure. Upon arrival at the sugar bush you can take a leisurely stroll into the woods. Once in the shelter of the forest you will begin your self guided tour where you’ll discover themed stations manned by our staff in period costumes that will explain the rich history of one of Canada's first agricultural products, Maple Syrup. The Sugar Bush Adventure runs every weekend from February 13th - April 3rd, 2010 and every day during the March break from March 15th - 19th. First wagon is at 9:30 am, and last wagon leaves at 3:30 pm.

(Play) Ages 3 - 10. Play adaptation (from Munsch) by William Martyn. We bring back our traditional and very popular series of Munsch stories done as one play. Enjoy Mud Puddle, Playhouse, Zoom, and Look at Me presented in skillful and comic Solar Stage fashion. Your children love to read Munsch! They'll be entranced by the play! REGULAR DATES: Feb 15 (Family Day), 27, 28, Mar 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 2010 MARCH BREAK DATES: Mar 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2010. TIMES: 10:30am, 12:30pm, 3:30pm.

February 27 to April 5, 2010. Weekends, Holidays and Daily during March Break (March 15-19), Includes: •See how sap is magically transformed into sweet, sticky syrup and smell the fragrant steam rising from simmering kettles •Learn the secrets of Maple Candy making and taste FREE candy samples •Enjoy piping hot pancakes smothered in fresh maple syrup outdoors under our pavilion nestled in the woods •Slide, climb jump and run in the PlayBarn •See dramatic birds of prey demonstrations in the Raptor Centre 12p, 1p, 2p & 3p •View bison, eagles, hawks and owls along the Wildlife Walkway •*ALSO* Enjoy a guided, leisurely horse drawn wagon ride through the sugar bush! $2 per person. Admission: Adults: $6.50, Children (ages 5-14): $4.50, Seniors (65+): $5.50, Children 4 & under FREE. Wagon Rides $2 per person. Hours of Operation: Park opens at 9:30am MapleTowne is open to visitors from 10am to 4pm.

February 27 to April 5, 2010. Weekends, Holidays and Daily during March Break (March 15-19) Includes: •Native Style Sweet Water Presentations 1pm & 3pm. •Taste complimentary samples of cornbread dripping with pure maple syrup •Explore the 15th century Iroquoian Village and reconstructed Longhouses •Fun for Kids - FREE Craft Making and Discovery Hunt with Prizes •Fascinating Video Presentations •Interpretive boardwalk around the breautiful and rare Crawford Lake •19 km of great hiking trails •Maple Products for sale in the Gift Shop •Snowshoe rentals available - weather permitting. Admission: $Adults: $6.50, Children (ages 5-14): $4.50, Seniors (65+): $5.50, Children 4 & under FREE. Hours of Operation: Sweet Water Season activities run 10am to 4pm. Demonstrations at 1pm and 3pm in the Iroquoian Village.

Every Thursday night between 5 pm and 8 pm is pay-what-you-can! So make your way to Toronto's only shoe museum and enjoy unique exhibitions, exciting programs and think 'inside the box'. Every Thursday evening between 5 and 8 pm, admission is Pay-what-you-can, with a suggested donation of $5

Saturday & Sunday, 12 – 5 p.m. Experience early life in rural Scarborough. Enjoy a visit to an oasis of the past nestled in beautiful Thomson Memorial Park.

Every Saturday and Sunday from March 6 to 28. Check out the new Bat Cave, see bat demonstrations, try on costumes, make bat crafts and more. Plus, kids receive a free bat crown! While quantities last.