In its 14th year, the Expo attracts over 30,000 consumers to the MTCC each year to this Gourmet Food and wine sampling event.

Come celebrate with us! The 15th annual Canadian Aboriginal Festival, November 29 & 30 at the Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) features entertaining performances and exceptional artisans in a welcoming, family-friendly celebration of the rich diversity of native culture. Showcasing musicians, artists, storytellers and performers, the highlight of North America's largest Aboriginal Festival is the spectacular, not-to-be-missed Pow Wow ceremonies which features 1000+ dancers & drummers. Plus, great holiday shopping in the marketplace of 200+ artisan boutiques, sports demos, fashion shows and hands-on activities for kids! Tickets: Adults $10; Children under 12, $5; Family pass (2 adults, 2 children) a bargain at only $25. Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster.ca or at 416-872-1111.

Centre francophone de Toronto presents Coup de Coeur francophone – November 13 & December 5 - York Quay Centre – A music festival for young and upcoming francophone singers from all over Canada. Part of Québec Now! For information and tickets, the public can call 416-973-4000 or check the Harbourfront Centre website.

Kuumba (the Swahili word for creativity) – February 7 & 8 and February 14 & 15 – York Quay Centre – Harbourfront Centre celebrates African Heritage Month with two weekends full of lively entertainment. The public can explore and celebrate the heritage, traditions and culture of African-Canadians in music, comedy, dance, food, film, panel discussions, spoken word, visual arts, family activities and more. Most events are free. For more information and tickets, the public can call 416-973-4000 or check the Harbourfront Centre website.

Kuumba (the Swahili word for creativity) – February 7 & 8 and February 14 & 15 – York Quay Centre – Harbourfront Centre celebrates African Heritage Month with two weekends full of lively entertainment. The public can explore and celebrate the heritage, traditions and culture of African-Canadians in music, comedy, dance, food, film, panel discussions, spoken word, visual arts, family activities and more. Most events are free. For more information and tickets, the public can call 416-973-4000 or check the Harbourfront Centre website.