Socially Distanced Holidays in the City

As we continue to navigate the pandemic, we encourage you to find safe ways to enjoy your time in Toronto.  Toronto region and the surrounding areas have adapted to the current COVID-19 measures but will still host some great events, activities and experiences online and in-person that are exciting to try out.  

SAFE FUN

If you decide to venture outside your home, follow these easy steps to safely enjoy your activities: 

  1. Follow Ontario's regional covid guidelines.
  2. Follow physical distancing instructions.
  3. Wear a mask.
  4. Sanitize and wash your hands.
  5. Keep within your established social circles (as outlined in the regional guidelines).
  6. Download the COVID Alert mobile app.

**You can also visit our health and safety page for more info.

CITY EXPLORATIONS

Experience all that the city has to offer through these socially distancing friendly activities: 

  • Find your new favourite spot on BlogTO.
  • Curiocity also suggests things to do in Toronto.
  • Take a walk and explore your neighbourhood: don't underestimate the value of a simple walk. Make sure to bundle up in some layers.

**No matter what you do, don't forget your mask!

COZY AT HOME

While we encourage you to go outside and get some fresh air, if you feel safer staying at home, there are many ways to keep yourself busy:

  • Did you know that as a York student, you can get access to free movies through Library's electronic resources?  All you need is your Passport York login.  Connect to Criterion on Demand and begin your movie marathon!
  • You can access other streaming options through the library here. 
  • Of course, you can always go back to Netflix if you haven't watched everything already.
  • If you love to read, access the large collection of books that the York libraries and Toronto Public Libraries (TPL) have to offer.  The TPL also has a list of 38 ways you can use the library from home.  
  • Enjoy some virtual events suggested by and listed on common sites such as blogTO, Toronto.com and eventbrite.