Explore Ontario

May 3–9 is Emergency Preparedness Week! Like maple syrup + pancakes 🥞, Ontario + emergency preparedness make a perfect pairing🤝 Follow for more preparedness pairings because when we're #PreparedTogether, we #ProtectOntario: ontario.ca/BePrepared #EPWeek2026

Beautiful landscape and amazing wine – a match made in Ontario! A reminder that unforgettable experiences happen here. 🍷 Discover Ontario’s world-class wineries by booking a curated wine-tour in one of our renowned wine regions. #ExploreON 🔗destinationontario.com/en-ca/articles…

From large festivals to local events, experiences bring people together – culturally and economically. 🎉 This year, through Experience Ontario, the Ontario government is investing over $20M in 396 festivals and events to help boost international and domestic tourism.

The @departurefest is taking downtown Toronto over with: 🎵 Curated music 🎞️ Film and TV premieres 🎤 Special programming and art activations Made in Ontario, shared with the world, proudly supported by @OntarioCreates! 📆: May 4–10 🔗: departureto.com

It’s Museum Month and Ontario has no shortage of cultural institutions. 🏛️ From the iconic galleries of @agotoronto to art-driven stories at @mcacgallery or collections at @ROMtoronto that span centuries, Ontario’s nearly 700 museums showcase creativity, history and community.

@ONArtsCouncil (3/3) 📸 Sunday School, ”Feels Like Home,” installation view on billboards at Lansdowne Ave at Dundas St W and College St, Toronto, 2023. Curated by Emilie Croning & Sunday School. Courtesy ofthe artists and CONTACT, photo by Toni Hafkenscheid.

(2/3) The Ontario government is proud to support CONTACT through the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund and the @ONArtsCouncil. 🗓️ May, 01-31 🔗 contactphoto.com

(1/3) 📸 This May, Toronto becomes a city wide gallery. The CONTACT Photography Festival returns, showcasing powerful lens based work by local and international artists across museums, galleries and public spaces in the GTA and beyond.

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(1/2) As part of the 2026 Ontario Budget, the province is investing $35M over two years to support the AGO’s Dani Reiss Modern & Contemporary Gallery. This major expansion will modernize the AGO and strengthen one of our most iconic cultural institutions.

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(1/2) Protecting Ontario culture. The province is investing $35M over 2 years to support the AGO’s Dani Reiss Modern & Contemporary Gallery expansion. ✅ 30% more public gallery space ✅ Up to 120K more visitors a year ✅ 778 jobs + strong economic impact @ONfinance @ONgov

(2/2) From welcoming visitors from around the world to highlighting the city’s creativity, culture and diversity, DT’s impact has helped shape how people experience Toronto - and how Toronto connects to the rest of Ontario. 🤝

(1/2) Destination Toronto is celebrating 100 years—and Ontario is proud to join the celebration. 🎉 For a century, Destination Toronto has helped showcase the experiences, neighbourhoods and stories that make Toronto a truly global city.

Ontario’s screen industry is strong thanks to Ontario Creates and FilmOntario: 🎬 • Funding, tax credits & production support • Jobs across Ontario • Real boosts for local communities What Ontario‑filmed movie is your fave? 🎥🍿

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(2/3) The Ontario government is turning public investment into local impact through Experience Ontario. Investing in festivals and events boosts tourism, drives visitor spending and supports local businesses and communities. 🤝

(1/3) Earlier today, Minister Stan Cho announced over $20 million to support nearly 400 festivals and events across the province this year.

The Ontario government is investing over $20M in 396 festivals and events through Experience Ontario 2026. Made-in-Ontario experiences bring people together, drive local tourism, and help our communities thrive. news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

🚆 Planning a trip to Niagara Falls? Skip the traffic and take a relaxing @GOtransit ride. With convenient train and bus routes from Toronto and other parts of Ontario, you can sit back, enjoy the views and arrive at one of the world's most famous natural wonders.