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THIS WEEK IN TORONTO: Eataly opening, new ROM experience, must-visit restaurants, and more

What's going on from May 27 to June 2!

eataly don mills. right: royal ontario museum

Person holding an Eataly bag outside the Shops at Don Mils. Right: Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.

Senior Writer

Hello, Toronto! It's that time once again.

Narcity's weekly guide — THIS WEEK IN TORONTO — has what's going on in the city from May 27 to June 2.

Whether you're looking for Toronto's weather forecast, things to do around town, Toronto restaurants to dine at, ways to make and save money in the city, or something else, we've got you covered.

Here's what you need to know if you're in Toronto from Monday, May 27 to Sunday, June 2, 2024.

☀️ WEATHER

What's the weather in Toronto this week?

After an absolute scorcher last week, these next seven days are expected to be more in line with the spring season.

So, if you're not ready for that summer-like warmth, you're in luck.

Temperatures are forecast to be steady throughout the week, ranging from 17 C to 22 C.

Also, most days are expected to be sunny with a few clouds except for Monday, Saturday and Sunday which could feature rain showers.

🍽️ FOOD AND DRINK

Andiamo! The new Eataly location at the Shops at Don Mills is officially opening on May 30 at 1 p.m.

It features restaurants, bars, counters and a grocery market. Here's what you'll be able to shop and dine at Eataly Don Mills:

  • Eataly Ristorante — a restaurant serving classic Italian dishes
  • Il Gran Caffè — a full-service Italian coffee bar
  • Pizza alla Pala — a counter with Roman-style pizza served by the slice
  • La Salumeria — a counter with sandwiches
  • La Pasticceria — a counter serving dessert
  • Market — a store with local and Italian products

Whether you're visiting Toronto for the first time, coming into the city once again or wanting to be a tourist in your own town, take note.

Narcity contributor Michael Kras revealed Toronto restaurants that should be on every visitor's list this year.

This must-visit list includes Pizzeria Badiali, Maha's Egyptian Brunch, celebrity hot spot Pai, and more!

✅ THINGS TO DO

If you want to head to a museum this weekend, a new exhibit is opening at the ROM on June 1.

Earth: An Immersive Journey is an experience of Earth's five ecosystems that engages the senses of sight, sound and smell.

It features ultra-high-definition, hyper-realistic 8K-resolution video projections augmented with spatial sounds and subtle scents.

General admission tickets to the ROM cost $26 but if you want to see Earth: An Immersive Journey, it'll cost you $35.

Canadian Music Week is happening in Toronto from June 1 to June 8. The music festival features more than 250 artists playing at venues all over the city.

This weekend, the Canadian Music Week headliners include:

  • Walk Off The Earth at Budweiser Stage on Saturday, June 1
  • Testpilot & Jauz at Rebel on Saturday, June 1
  • Christone "Kingfish" Ingram at The Opera House on Sunday, June 2

Heading up to the cottage this week? We've got you covered with a list of the best things to do as you get out of Toronto and head to cottage country.

🤑 MONEY

If you're looking for work, Toronto Metropolitan University is hiring and there are some pretty high-paying jobs!

Get ready to be jealous... Someone from Toronto recently claimed the $70 million Lotto Max jackpot from the April 19 draw.

The new Lotto Max winner bought the ticket matching all seven numbers while out getting groceries in the city.

Speaking of groceries, Sarah Rohoman compared her grocery bill from a GTA chain to Loblaws and figured out how much money she can save each week.

Do you want to shop at Costco but don't want to spend money on a membership? Well, now you're able to!

Costco is on Uber Eats Canada now and you can order products without membership from locations in Toronto and the GTA.

You could be costing yourself money in the city without even knowing it. How? Well, there are a bunch of Toronto by-laws that you might be unknowingly breaking.

Fines for breaking these sometimes unknown by-laws can be $500, $5,000 or even $100,000!

🏒 SPORTS

Here's what you need to know about Toronto sports teams this week.

BASEBALL

The Toronto Blue Jays are starting this week away from the Rogers Centre with games in Chicago on May 27, 28 and 29.

You can find a sports bar in the city to watch those away games.

Then, the Blue Jays are back in Toronto for a three-game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates if you want to attend a game.

First pitch is at 7:07 p.m. on Friday, May 31, 3:07 p.m. on Saturday, June 1 and 1:37 p.m. on Sunday, June 2.

SOCCER

It's a two-match week for Toronto FC!

TFC is playing an away game versus the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday, May 29 at 7:30 p.m.

Then, the Reds are heading to D.C. for a game on Saturday, June 1 with kick-off at 7:30 p.m.

Since TFC isn't in Toronto this week and the games are streaming on Apple TV+, you'll have to see if your local sports bar in the city is showing the matches.

FOOTBALL

The Toronto Argonauts are playing a CFL preseason game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Toronto on Friday, May 31 at 7 p.m.

You can watch the game on CFL+, the league's free streaming service.

📈 TOP STORIES

Here are the Narcity stories that have been trending in Toronto recently.

Toronto is getting a WNBA team and the team name suggestions are hilariously spicy

It was announced that Toronto is getting a WNBA team that will start playing in the city in 2026.

Since the team's name, colours and mascot haven't been selected yet, people are sharing name suggestions — including Toronto RaptHERS, Toronto Velocity and more.

This budget airline is offering new flights between Toronto and Orlando for as low as $54

Looking for cheap flights to Florida? Ultra-low-cost carrier Flair Airlines recently announced a schedule expansion that includes new direct flights to Orlando from several cities in Canada.

Flights between Toronto Pearson International Airport and Orlando International Airport start in December.

This 1-hour train ride from Toronto takes you to a dreamy small town with a white sand beach

When you think of small-town charm, white sandy beaches and crystal clear water, you might not think of somewhere in Ontario.

But Cobourg, a charming small town near Toronto, is home to all of that and more!

Plus, you don't need a car to get there because VIA Rail offers trips from Toronto to Cobourg that only take an hour.


Well, there you have it — this is the city from May 27 to June 2.

Thanks for reading! Enjoy the week, Toronto.

  • Senior Writer

    Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination.

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