While our heart belongs to the legendary Commodore line—from the PET to the C64—we warmly embrace enthusiasts of all retro computer gear.
Whether you're a long-time hobbyist or just curious about the machines that started it all, come relive the excitement of early computing!
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After decades—the last issue was published in the 1980s—we’re thrilled to announce the return of the TPUG Magazine, now featuring an incredible lineup of writers and personalities from the golden age of computing and beyond.
Click here for pre-orders if you want the magazine shipped. We ship within Canada, the EU, UK and US. Note you will also be able to bundle the magazine with a World of Commodore 2026 ticket once tickets go on sale.
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Saturday December 5 & Sunday December 6, 2026
Our full lineup of speakers and the presentation schedule will be announced soon — check back for updates!
We have a new venue! World of Commodore 2026 will be held at the Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga, 6090 Dixie Road, Mississauga, ON, L5T 1A6.
For our special event room rate, book online with the special reservation link or call the hotel at (905) 670-9186 x 1.
Browse our hall featuring around 40+ tables of vendors and exhibitors showcasing and selling everything from classic retro hardware and video games to essential new upgrades and accessories for your favorite vintage machines.
TPUG is auctioning their gear this year! Items include: some C64s, a C128, an Amiga 500, an Amiga 2000, and several PETs, plus lots of drives.
Attend insightful presentations covering everything from computer history and restoration techniques to the latest new hacks and emulation projects in the retro space.
World of Commodore is the perfect meeting spot to chat with fellow fans, share projects, and forge new connections within the vibrant retro computing community.
Both Saturday and Sunday will have freebie tables with stuff that our community gives away. We organize this so both days get equally good stuff.
We have Gold, Silver, Bronze and Community tiers.
The Toronto PET Users Group (TPUG) was founded in 1978 and is the longest continually operating Commodore users group in the world. The club supports all Commodore computers, as well as other systems.
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We’re thrilled to announce that the magazine is returning and will be available for the first time in ages at World of Commodore 2025.
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