BEES: A Story of Survival

Toronto families have a fascinating new reason to explore the Royal Ontario Museum this season. BEES: A Story of Survival opens May 16, 2026, and runs through October 18, offering an immersive, family-friendly look at one of nature’s most important pollinators. A $9 surcharge applies. Visitors can trace bee evolution, explore bee anatomy and see how life inside a hive works. The exhibition offers an engaging way for children and adults to connect science with the natural world while discovering how bees support healthy ecosystems and food production. The experience also highlights the importance of protecting native bee species. After your visit, consider planting pollinator-friendly flowers, avoiding unnecessary pesticides and creating small, welcoming spaces for local pollinators at home. As a Toronto real estate agent, I love sharing local experiences that help residents feel connected to their community. Plan a visit with your family, check the ROM website for current ticket details and share this post with a neighbour who would enjoy a buzz-worthy day out.