Toronto has plenty of sport events, but not many bring pickleball, tennis, table tennis, and badminton together under one roof. RacquetsUp Expo 2027 does exactly that, and it is the racquet sports event that players across all four disciplines have been asking for.
Pong Home covered the full RacquetsUp Expo 2027 partnership and table tennis details in an earlier guide. This article zooms out to look at the weekend as a whole, with a closer look at what pickleball, tennis, and badminton players specifically will find on site, alongside the table tennis programming Pong Home is proud to support.
A weekend event in Toronto built for every racquet sport
Most sport events in Toronto pick one discipline and stay there. RacquetsUp Expo takes a different approach. Over three days at the Enercare Centre, it runs 10 live courts across six racquet sports at the same time, in the same building. That means a pickleball player can wander over to watch a tennis demo, then try a table tennis paddle, all without leaving the venue.
For a city with a growing racquet sports community, that kind of format matters. Pickleball courts have been popping up across Toronto parks and clubs for years, tennis remains one of the most played sports in the city, table tennis has a loyal, fast growing base of players and coaches, and badminton has a long standing, dedicated club scene across the GTA. RacquetsUp Expo is the first event to put all four in front of the same crowd on the same weekend.
Pickleball Toronto
Live pickleball courts, paddle demos, and open play for one of the fastest growing racquet sports in the city.
Tennis Event in Toronto
On-court tennis demos, stringing and racquet fitting, and coaching sessions for players at every level.
Table Tennis Toronto
Blade and rubber demos, live matches, and coaching, brought to you in partnership with Pong Home.
Badminton Toronto
Live badminton courts, racquet and shuttle demos, and open play alongside the rest of the show floor.
Pickleball at RacquetsUp Expo 2027
Pickleball is one of the headline draws for anyone searching for a pickleball event in Toronto this year. The show floor includes dedicated pickleball courts running live demos and open play throughout each day, plus paddle brands on hand to let players test different weights and face materials before buying. If you have ever wanted to compare a handful of paddles side by side instead of guessing from an online description, this is that chance.
- Live pickleball courts with demos from experienced and competitive players
- Paddle try-before-you-buy stations from multiple brands
- Coaching tips for players moving up from recreational to competitive play
- A shared show floor with tennis and table tennis, so you can compare racquet sports side by side
Tennis at RacquetsUp Expo 2027
Tennis players get their own dedicated space within the same weekend event. Toronto has no shortage of tennis clubs and public courts, but a tennis event in Toronto that also lets you demo racquets, get a stringing consultation, and watch competitive play indoors during February is harder to find. RacquetsUp Expo fills that gap with live tennis courts, gear demos, and coaching content running alongside the rest of the program.
- Racquet demos and stringing consultations from tennis gear brands
- Live tennis courts with demos and open play
- Coaching sessions covering technique and match strategy
- A rare chance to play tennis indoors in Toronto in the middle of winter
Table tennis at RacquetsUp Expo 2027
Table tennis rarely gets a stage this size, which is exactly why Pong Home partnered with RacquetsUp Expo. For anyone searching for a table tennis event in Toronto, this is the biggest one on the calendar this February. Expect live blade and rubber demos, matches from experienced and competitive players, and a mini tournament players can register for on site.
If table tennis is your main sport, the full RacquetsUp Expo table tennis guide covers the agenda, the mini tournament, and a Pong Home discount code for tickets in more detail.
Badminton at RacquetsUp Expo 2027
Badminton has one of the deepest club scenes in the Greater Toronto Area, and RacquetsUp Expo gives that community its own live courts within the same weekend event. Expect racquet and shuttle demos from badminton brands, open play sessions, and coaching content running alongside the pickleball, tennis, and table tennis programming on the show floor.
- Live badminton courts with demos and open play
- Racquet and shuttle demos from badminton brands
- Coaching content for players moving from club level to competitive play
- A shared show floor with pickleball, tennis, and table tennis, so you can compare racquet sports side by side
When and where
- Dates
- February 19 to 21, 2027
- Venue
- Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto
- Show hours
- 12 PM to 6 PM daily
- Sports
- Tennis, table tennis, pickleball, padel, squash, and badminton
- Website
- racquetsupexpo.com
The Enercare Centre is the largest exhibition space in Toronto, which is part of why RacquetsUp Expo can run 10 live courts across six racquet sports at once. It also makes it one of the more accessible sport events in Toronto this winter, with parking, transit access, and enough indoor space to escape the February weather for a full afternoon.
Spectator passes and prices
Whether you are coming for the pickleball courts, the tennis demos, or the table tennis matches, entry pricing is the same across the whole event. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
| Pass | Price (CAD) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Single-Day Pass | $50 | Access to the show floor, demos, and vendor booths for one day. |
| Full Weekend Pass | $100 | All three days, February 19 to 21, 2027. |
| Junior's Weekend Pass | $25 | Full weekend access for players under 14. |
| Group / Club Single-Day Pass | $40 each | Discounted single-day rate for groups of 10 or more attendees. |
| VIP Pass | $250 | Access to the VIP lounge plus networking with brands, coaches, and organizers. |
A sport event in Toronto worth planning your weekend around
Between the pickleball courts, the tennis demos, the table tennis matches, the badminton courts, and a full Junior Racquets Discovery program for kids ages 5 to 17, RacquetsUp Expo 2027 has enough going on to fill an entire weekend. If you already play one racquet sport and have been curious about another, this is the easiest way to try it without buying gear or booking a lesson first.
Pong Home will keep tracking table tennis specific updates as they are announced, and the coaches, clubs, and gear on our platform remain available if the expo leaves you wanting to take table tennis further.