Events in Toronto This-week
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Events in Toronto This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Toronto, a diverse lineup of events offers entertainment for every taste. Sports fans can catch the Toronto Blue Jays facing off against the Detroit Tigers at Rogers Centre from September 14 to September 16, with multiple games scheduled each evening and afternoon. The Rogers Centre continues to host top-tier performances, including the legendary AC/DC on September 16 and the Toronto Blue Jays games, providing a perfect blend of sports and rock music.
Music enthusiasts are in for a treat with a variety of concerts happening across the city. On September 14, enjoy the energetic performance of Devotchka at Longboat Hall, followed by the soulful sounds of Sara Bareilles at Massey Hall on September 15. The RBC Amphitheatre features notable acts like Bryson Tiller on September 16 and Dermot Kennedy on September 15. For alternative and electronic music fans, Tinlicker performs at History Toronto on September 18 and 19, while Altin Gun brings their eclectic sound to Danforth Music Hall on September 18.
Live performances continue with iconic bands and artists. The Danforth Music Hall hosts The Charlatans UK on September 20, and The Opera House features comedian Ben Schwartz on September 18. Theatre and comedy lovers can enjoy shows like 'Stayin Alive - One Night Of The Bee Gees' at Queen Elizabeth Theatre on September 19, or catch local acts such as Lolo at The Opera House on September 17.
Sports and community events are also prominent this week. The Toronto Argonauts are playing against the Edmonton Elks at BMO Field on September 19, with multiple matchups scheduled. Meanwhile, basketball fans can attend the Toronto Tempo games against Indiana Fever and New York Liberty at Coca-Cola Coliseum on September 18 and 20.
Other notable events include the high-energy concert by Suicideboys & Destroy Lonely at RBC Amphitheatre on September 14, and the legendary rock band Kamelot performing at Phoenix Theatre on September 19. Dining, nightlife, and cultural festivals are also thriving, making Toronto a vibrant destination this week. Whether you're a sports fan, music lover, or seeking cultural experiences, there's something exciting happening every day in this dynamic city.