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Originating from the Toronto Industrial Exhibition held in 1879, the Canadian National Exhibition has grown to be one of the largest North American fairs and is the largest fair in Canada with an attendance of approximately 1.3 million visitors. The fair is held over an 18-day period each August and ends on Labour Day. Events include a selection of sports and entertainment options, art displays, food and shopping facilities, an air show, live performances, parades and amusement rides. The permanent premises of Exhibition Place cover an area of 196.6 acres which is extended to include various parking areas during the Canadian National Exhibition and then encompasses 260 acres. The grounds include historical buildings such as the The Scadding Cabin and also house the Fort Rouillé Monument and Shrine Peace Memorial. During the CNE gates and buidings open daily from 10h00 to 22h00 and the Casino operates from 12h00 to 06h00. Details of Labour Day hours are available at the website.
Canadian National Exhibition is one of the top attractions in Toronto, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Canadian National Exhibition, Ricoh Coliseum, Direct Energy Center, Medieval Times, Fort York, all within a convenient distance from Canadian National Exhibition.