Over a century of Original Six hockey heritage connects generations of Toronto supporters each winter, from Saturday night broadcasts to packed lower-bowl crowds on Bay Street. The Toronto Maple Leafs Legends And Stars 2026 Advent Calendar brings that blue-and-white tradition to the holiday season, pairing a rigid paperboard display box with 24 three-dimensional miniatures that turn every morning from December 1 through Christmas Eve into a tabletop roster reveal.
Downtown Toronto Winter Artwork & Perforated Collector Box
Wrapped in royal blue, crisp white, and metallic silver typography, the calendar’s exterior illustration captures a frosty game night in downtown Toronto. The 31-point Maple Leafs crest anchors the center of the composition directly above the glowing facade of Scotiabank Arena, flanked by the CN Tower, illuminated office towers, highway light trails, and snow-covered Christmas evergreens. Precision-cut perforated doors allow fans to fold open one numbered compartment each day while preserving the surrounding skyline artwork as a freestanding mantel or desk backdrop.

Eight Royal-Blue Skater Figurines (#34, #16, #91 C, #88 & Core Roster)
Days 1 through 8 establish the on-ice lineup with eight freestanding chibi-style hockey players mounted on circular black bases. Each figure wears the Maple Leafs’ royal-blue home sweater with twin white sleeve and hem stripes, sculpted hockey gloves, white-bladed skates, and a stick held at the ready. The jersey numbers across the front chests salute the core skaters who have defined modern Scotiabank Arena eras: goal-scoring leader Auston Matthews (#34, Day 1), playmaker Mitch Marner (#16, Day 2), veteran center John Tavares (#91 C, Day 3), scoring winger William Nylander (#88, Day 4), longest-tenured defenseman Morgan Rielly (#44 A, Day 5), forward Pontus Holmberg (#29, Day 6), power winger Matthew Knies (#23, Day 7), and blue-liner Timothy Liljegren (#37, Day 8).
Carlton the Bear (#00), Scotiabank Arena & Sixteen Holiday Keepsakes
Beginning on Day 9, the remaining sixteen compartments round out the scene with miniature equipment, stadium landmarks, and fan-culture pieces:
- Days 9–12 (Ice & Arena Essentials): A royal-blue goalie mask with a white cage (Day 9), a black Maple Leafs crest hockey puck (Day 10), a blue
#1foam finger (Day 11), and a snow-rimmed architectural replica of Scotiabank Arena ringed by miniature evergreens (Day 12). - Days 13–17 (Crest & Cold-Weather Gear): A freestanding 31-point Toronto Maple Leafs crest plaque on a pedestal base (Day 13), a royal-blue home jersey miniature (Day 14), a blue-and-white striped knit-look pom beanie (Day 15), a fringed MAPLE LEAFS winter scarf (Day 16), and a white ceramic-look mini mug bearing the blue team leaf (Day 17).
- Days 18–24 (Mascot, Trophy & Finale Ornaments): Polar bear mascot Carlton the Bear in his
#00sweater giving a thumbs-up (Day 18), a metallic-silver Stanley Cup replica (Day 19), a navy-and-white team duffle bag (Day 20), a blue-and-white cheerleader figure with pom-poms (Day 21), a triangular TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS pennant flag (Day 22), a wearable white#34 MAPLE LEAFSjersey keychain with a gold split ring (Day 23), and a miniature MAPLE LEAFS snow globe ornament with a top hanging loop on Day 24.


























