Step into Whitby’s rich history during Doors Open Whitby 2025! After a six-year hiatus, this beloved event returns on October 18 with a lineup of 12 heritage sites, from Camp X and Trafalgar Castle School to Burr Lodge and the Station Gallery. Families, educators, and history enthusiasts can explore architecture, art, and community stories that bring Whitby’s past and present to life.
Celebrate the magic of autumn with our 2025 guide to Canada’s best fall festivals. From glowing pumpkin trails and apple orchards to harvest fairs and cultural celebrations, these family-friendly events offer fun, learning, and outdoor adventure. Perfect for parents and educators, Teachers on Call highlights fall festivals that connect kids with nature, history, and community traditions across the country.
Celebrate Woodstock’s industrial heritage and community spirit at Doors Open Woodstock on Saturday, October 4, 2025. With 10 historic sites to explore and Fall Fest fun in Museum Square, this family-friendly event offers hands-on learning, seasonal activities, and a chance to connect with the city’s past and present.
Step inside Quinte West’s hidden gems this fall at Doors Open Quinte West on Saturday, October 4, 2025. From aviation history and natural science to art, gardens, and community spaces, 14 unique sites welcome visitors for a day of discovery. Explore behind-the-scenes exhibits, hands-on activities, and stories that bring history and heritage to life.
Explore history, culture, and community at Doors Open Sault Ste. Marie 2025. On October 4, discover ghost walks, Indigenous stories, and hidden landmarks across the city—all free to visit.
Explore Barrie like never before at Doors Open Barrie 2025 on September 27. With 20 sites, interactive Culture Days activities, and family-friendly tours, you can dive into the city’s history, art, and architecture for a hands-on learning experience.
Back-to-school isn’t just for kids—teachers deserve fresh starts too! From September 18–21, 2025, Indigo’s plumTeacher Weekend returns with 20% off for educators. See Teachers on Call’s top #TeacherPicks to inspire your school year.
Curriculum Night is more than just a school event — it’s your first chance to meet teachers, see the classroom, and learn what’s ahead this year. Here’s why parents shouldn’t miss it.
Poetry can be a powerful outlet for self-expression and healing, especially for young people navigating the challenges of growing up. In her debut collection "The Art of Moving On", Toronto student author Charlotte Collins transforms her experiences with depression, bullying, and grief into poems that illuminate resilience, identity, and hope.
Explore heritage, science, and innovation at Doors Open Waterloo Region on September 20, 2025, with 23 free sites across Kitchener, Cambridge, Waterloo, and townships.
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