February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate, honour, and reflect on the rich contributions of Black communities in Toronto and beyond. The city comes alive with engaging events, from art exhibits to music performances and culinary experiences. If you’re staying at Anndore House, here are five must-see events happening during Black History Month 2025 in Toronto.
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Black History Month at the AGO
Experience a rhythm-filled series of Friday night programs at the Art Gallery of Ontario. This month-long celebration highlights the theme of movement through interactive, family-friendly activities. From live performances to engaging workshops, this event is an inspiring way to celebrate Black History Month in Toronto.
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Black History Month: BLACK GRAPES
February 20, 2025, Stackt Market
Spice Food & Wine Group presents BLACK GRAPES, a special wine-tasting event celebrating Black winemakers and their wines. Taking place at Stackt Market, this evening of fine wine and conversation is a fantastic opportunity to discover and support Black-owned wineries while learning about the influence of Black winemakers on the industry.
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Harbourfront Centre: KUUMBA | February 1-28, 2025
Toronto’s largest and longest-running Black Futures Month Festival, KUUMBA, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The festival offers a diverse lineup of music, theatre, dance, spoken word, and more. A special highlight this year is a tribute concert on February 6, featuring Jay Douglas and the All Stars, celebrating what would have been Bob Marley’s 80th birthday.
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TAIBU Black History Month Celebration
February 22, 2025, Malvern Town Centre
The TAIBU Black History Month Celebration promises a lively and inspiring event organized by the UBUNTU Elder Council. Featuring music, art, and food, this celebration is a great way to connect with Toronto’s Black community and experience the richness of Black culture.
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Black History Month Tribute: Saturday Afternoon Jazz at The Pilot
Every Saturday in February, The Pilot, 22 Cumberland Street
Celebrate Black history through the soulful sounds of jazz. The Pilot’s Saturday Afternoon Jazz series hosts live performances honoring legendary Black musicians. Enjoy an afternoon of smooth jazz in the heart of Yorkville, just a short walk from Anndore House.
Toronto’s Black History Month 2025 celebrations offer something for everyone, whether you’re interested in music, art, or culinary experiences. With Anndore House as your home base, you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore the city’s vibrant cultural events. Book your stay now and experience the best of Black History Month in Toronto!