Big Parties and Events in Toronto 2018

Last year moved quickly and 2018 in Toronto has already a plenty of options to ring. The upcoming range of events has been selected for a variety of interests. If you want the ball to drop while you are laughing it up at a stand up show, or watching firecrackers in an event, then it is has been fully covered.

Outdoor events

• Party at Nathan Phillips Square:

  The Toronto City’s NYE Party (official) is at Nathan Phillips Square. It is a night of live music featuring electro-pop artist, dancehall sensations Anishnaabe as well as Bonjay. In addition to this, the DJ sets from Nino Brown as well as Classic Roots come with the special visuals by Roxanne Luchak. The entire event culminates with a fireworks display.



• Run 5K in Liberty Village:

  The 5K Run has become a tradition in the Liberty Village Park and after the race is finished, celebrations of the new year with a party featuring both fireworks and food. The individuals who have participated receive a swag bag, a complimentary beer, as well as the finishers medal.
  

Entertainment and arts

• Comedy Show at Massey Hall:

  The comic and legendary actors Robert Klein hosts this year’s annual comedy extravaganza at Massey Hall. The line up also includes the headliner Rob Bebenek, Pete Johanssen, Maggie Cassella, Michael Moses, Shanon Laverty, and Tyler Morrisson.



• The Big Lebowski at Hot Docs:

  Walter, Danny, Dude, and their gang are back for the cult classic “The Big Lebowski”. In its consecutive 6th year, the whole event includes a White Russian express bar including a big screen countdown at midnight.
  

• New Year’s Eve party at Ripley’s:

  The Ripley’s Aquarium hosts its 1st ever new year’s eve party with honors by Daniel et Daniel. The music by DJ Shamz as well as bars located throughout the gallery. The tickets are ninety dollars for the 19th event that also includes coat check, one drink ticket, and a pic at the Ripley’s Photo Port.

• Comedy show on the new year’s eve special at CAA theatre:

  In the battle-style comedy at the CAA Theatre Auld Lang Syne will be thrown out of the window. The stand up comics will roast each other’s country of origin,city, neighborhood, or school. The heated line up of battle also include West vs East Toronto, York, vs the university of Toronto, China vs Iran, Mississauga vs Oshawa.
  

Themed restaurants and lounge

• Party at Drake’s:

  For those who lean mostly to stay at home vibe, the drake hotel has all the comforts identical to a living room. Bring up the toast to this new year, just chill to the acoustic vibes from Kayo including the dance tunes from Boosie Fade.

• The Eve King Street Club Crawl:

  Why should you limit yourselves with only one nightclub when you can enjoy at four? A VIP wristband will get you absolutely free entry, shuttle service, to Bloke, Nightclub, Buonanotte, spice route including the first line of access.