The cure for cabin fever? These 15 great TO activities

The coldest weeks of winter are when we’re least likely to leave the couch. And we get it: It’s warm inside; Netflix is on. It’s tough to compete with that!

At the same time? Those feelings of ‘cabin fever’ are real, y’all.  

Fortunately, this city is packed with things to do this season. We’ve combed through winter activities lists, and came up with these 15 best-bets from NOW Magazine, Narcity Canada, and BlogTO:

• You’ve spent plenty of time on Disney+, now get tickets for Disney On Ice: Dream Big.
  
  
• If you thought you missed your chance at the Dr. Seuss Experience, you’re mistaken. It’s been extended through March.
  
  
• Coming up in February: The annual Woodbine Beach Winter Stations design competition.
  
  
• Missing all those Christmas lights? Check out the Toronto Light Festival.
  
  
• An exhibit about everyone’s favourite bear is heading to the ROM in March.
  
  
• DesignTO is Canada’s leading (and largest) annual design festival, and it’s celebrating 10 years in 2020.
  
  
• The Niagara Ice Wine Festival is, as Narcity puts it, the ‘chillest thing you’ll do all winter.’
  
  
• For the perfect date day, try a dog-sledding adventure in Muskoka.
  
  
• Why wait for summer to hit the open road? Maybe a classic road trip is what you need.
  
  
• Ever been to the Gladstone Hotel’s annual design competition or the Interior Design Show?
  
  
• Into theatre? Crow’s Nest has a contemporary take on Julius Caesar.
  
  
• One word: Winterlicious! 
  
  
• Your favourite Ontario craft brewers, all in one place: Make plans for the Roundhouse Winter Craft Beer Fest in February.
  
  
• More into tea? Head to The Toronto Tea Festival.
  
  
• And of course, The Canadian International AutoShow is returning in February.

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