Welcome to our Unplugged Village®

Since 2009, hundreds of thousands of Global (formerly National) Day of Unplugging participants have joined the movement to elevate human connection over digital engagement in their cities across the globe.

Welcome to Toronto’s Unplugged Village - led by Offline.now. I’m Eli, and I’m excited to help grow a local community of people who want more presence, more connection, and a healthier relationship with our screens.

Our vision is that the Toronto Village will be a year-round hub with a blend of gatherings that are small and simple, to bigger community moments - all are welcome. If you want to help, or if you’d like to host a gathering for Global Day of Unplugging (in March) or throughout the year, reach out!

Check out the Offline Now website HERE. You can also email Eli eli@offline.now or book time with him on his Calendly - https://calendly.com/elisinger

As part of its national Screen Break initiative, Rogers Communications is offering free Unplug and Play skating events during March Break in Vancouver, Toronto, and Edmonton. These events are designed to encourage teens, tweens, and families to put devices down, get active, and build a more balanced relationship with screens.  

Upcoming 2026 Events

NHL players/alumni will be part of the experience at select events. Registration is required, space is limited, refreshments will be provided, and participants should bring their own skates. For more information, visit Rogers Screen Break

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If you live in the area and would like to have unplugged programming in your neighborhood, consider joining us, as we all have a stake in building a healthy community!


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