For 15 years we have been hosting Toronto Families and camps during the March Break. Don't miss out on this great Toronto tradition. We will be open EXTENDED hours all week long!! Prizes and giveaways all week long. Everybody is welcome! No matter how big or small your group is call us and make reservations. March 13, 2010 to March 21, 2010.

March Break 2010. Can't get away? Let us take you away on a journey of the imagination! Come see special March Break performances of the inspirational Hi Yo Silver! 2 great ways to see this great Canadian Treasure! 1) Join us at our Dinner-Theatre for a matinee or evening performance and a delicious 3 course gourmet meal. (Children's food option available.) Our everyday low prices! Adults: $59.50 Seniors/Students: $52.50. Children (12 & under) $39.95 (all prices + tax). Still seats available.

Celebrate March Break at Casa Loma. Robin Hood: Welcome to Sherwood Forest. Saturday, March 13-Sunday, March 21. Casa Loma presents nine days of March Break fun, all set in an enchanting castle complete with gargoyles, secret passages, twisting towers and a mysterious underground tunnel. Will Robin steal the show or will the evil Sheriff be hoodwinked again? Find out at Robin Hood, featuring those masters of merriment Men In Tights. This comedic troupe depends on audience participation to tell a swashbuckling rendition of this tale. Every show is different! And don't miss the hilarious hijinks of Tim Holland: Puppet Tamer. Through Cheap Trickery and Genuine Magic, master ventriloquist, Tim Holland convinces the audience of the dangers inherent in the taming of ferocious and uncooperative puppets. All this and more awaits your pleasure. Advance tickets available on our website.

DROP IN during March Break. March 13 & 14, 20 & 21, Noon to 4 p.m. March 15 to 19, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drop in to explore our historic homes and sample tasty treats prepared on the open hearth. Learn about life in 19th-century Toronto. Create a unique take-home craft. Make sure you take a tour of our Wildflower Preserve during your visit. Adults $5.24, Seniors/Youths:$3, Children $2 (plus applicable taxes).

DROP-IN during March Break. All Ages. March ‘Musements. March 13 to 21. Mon. to Fri.: 12 to 4 p.m. Sat. & Sun.: 12 to 5 p.m. Drop in for some Victorian fun! Typeset your name on the 1845 printing press, make a paper plate mask in the gallery, and have a cookie in the historic kitchen. Adults $5.71, Seniors & Youths $2.62, Children: $2.38 (plus applicable taxes).

The sweet smell of maple syrup, mingled with that of wood smoke, along with the sounds of jingling sleigh bells and the crackling of a fire, will fill the air around Bradley Museum during the March Break as that marks the return of the annual maple syrup season and Mississauga’s own maple syrup festival — Maple Magic! Since 1993 the Bradley Museum has been conducting maple-related school programs and public activities in and around the grounds of the historic 1830s farmhouse. Through the use of displays, demonstrations, hands-on activities and ample opportunities to taste and buy, you too can discover the magical process of transforming sunshine into golden maple syrup. To tap a tree, tour the sap line, visit our Maple gift shop, and create crafts in the Log Cabin. Hot pancakes with real maple syrup and horse & wagon rides are also available. Weekdays 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm. Weekends 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. $16.25 (+tax) Per Family. March 13 to 21, 2010.

Families are invited to a week-long, whirlwind adventure, from the Bat Cave to a Medieval Fair—the ROM is where it’s at this March Break. Test your wits while exploring an eerie re-vamped bat cave, or meet a Samurai and suit up for war in Mediaeval armour at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) this March Break from Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 21, 2010. Young explorers will have plenty of adventures to choose from, with activities taking place throughout the Museum from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm daily, included with general ROM admission. Families, throw on your explorer’s cap, and get ready for the journey of a lifetime! This March Break, the ROM extends its hours to 8:30 pm for the entire week (Saturday, March 13, to Saturday, March 20, 2010), and visitors will enjoy half-priced admission after 4:30 pm. On the last day of March Break Sunday, March 21, the Museum is extending its hours to 6:30 pm. Everyday during March Break, the first 50 children admitted to the Museum will receive a free bat t-shirt, while every Saturday and Sunday throughout the month of March, children can bat-ify themselves with bat crowns given out to every child, while quantities last.

Special Admission, Nickelodeon Characters, Battle Strikers & More! This March Break make the CN Tower your next big adventure. Explore the world’s #1 elevator ride, three observation levels including the famous Glass Floor, the ride, movie, plus, enjoy special March Break week activities (all activities included with admission): Special Admission During March Break (March 13-21, 2010) purchase the CN Tower’s do-it-all Total Tower Ticket for only $25 (including taxes) – save up to 30%. * Admission Offer: $25 Total Tower ticket includes Look Out, Glass Floor, Sky Pod, The Height of Excellence Movie, Himalamazon Motion Theatre Ride; ticket applies to child (4 years of age or older), adult or senior admission; valid March 13-21, 2010; may not be combined with any other offers; subject to change and availability. Tickets must be purchased on site.

DROP-IN during March Break. Ages 3 & Up. March 13 to 19 - 12:30 to 4 p.m. Drop in for a tour of the historic house and a children’s activity based on early life at Colborne Lodge. Make it a day in High Park for you and your family! The Lodge is located close to both the Jamie Bell Adventure Playground and the Animal Paddocks. Adults $5.71, Seniors & Students $2.62, Children $2.38 (plus applicable taxes).

Time to visit our Maple Sugar Bush and sample the sweetness of spring. Come and enjoy the simple pleasure of being in the fragrant maple woods on a crisp March or fresh April day. Smell the sweet aroma billowing from the sugar shack as the maple sap is boiled down to syrup. Savour the taste of hot pancakes fresh off the griddle smothered with our homemade maple syrup in the old log cabin. Experience maple syrup being made in the pioneer and modern ways is a Canadian tradition to be enjoyed year after year. We have been welcoming people to our traditional, family-run operation since 1963. Please call ahead for hours of operation. The syrup season depends on the weather - please call 905-888-1738 for an update in March. Saturdays and Sundays: mid-March to mid-April: 9AM to 4PM. The festival is open to families on weekends - No reservation required.