Toronto's Weekend: Sports, Music, Comedy & More

Toronto has a packed week in the head with sports action, live music, comedy nights and seasonal

festivals to dive into.

The highlights kick off with the Toronto Blue Jays home opener against the Athletics

on Thursday at Roger Center, followed by Raptors Basketball.

Games against the New Orleans Pelicans on Thursday and the Orlando Magic on Saturday, both

at Scotia Bank Arena.

Fans are gearing up early with tailgate parties like the ones that Steam was so brewing all

weekend and are free concert at Union Station on Thursday, too.

Celebrate the Jays return.

Comedy lovers can catch Akash Shae Singh wrapping his generational triumph tour on Friday at

Queen Elizabeth Theatre or join Jennifer C. Young for laughs.

At Revolve the same night, music takes center stage Saturday with Black Label Society rocking

Queen Elizabeth Theatre and K-Pop group, NMI-XX performing at the theatre at great.

Canadian Casino Resort.

The Sugar Bush Maple Serve Festival continues to April 7th at Bruce's Mill Conservation

Park and Court Right Center, offering sweet family fun every weekend.

Other spots include the Toronto Vintage Show on Friday and Saturday at Exhibition Place,

Parkdale Day for local shopping and eats on Friday, and ongoing draws like the Evergreen

Brick Works Farmers Market and Winchester Station's Art Exhibits wrapping up soon, wherever

your interest lie, Toronto's scene has something fresh to spark your plans this weekend.

Local news, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.