10 free things to do in Toronto this June
There are plenty of free things to do in Toronto this June thanks to an entire month of Pride parties (there's one on the beach!) as well as street festivals and a full neighbourhood yoga takeover. Your wallet and your social life will love you a lot.
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Free events you don't want to miss
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 2-24See work from the 21 graduates of Ryerson's MFA in Documentary Media at this festival showcasing film, photography, and art installations.Various places around Toronto
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June 3As one of the city's best neighbourhood street festivals, Dundas West Fest features a collection of local restaurants, clothing vendors, coffee shops, antiques, bars, and a couple small stages.Dundas Street West
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June 3Experience 12 hours of vibrant music from over 20 artists hosted all day by SatsB. There will also be food vendors, giveaways, and all types of activations.Yonge-Dundas Square
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June 9Usher in summer under the glow of the moon at Cherry Beach. This is the first in a series of full moon gatherings complete with a giant bonfire, meditation and celebration.Cherry Beach, Toronto
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June 10This is a free festival celebrating live music at diverse venues, such as porches, parks, alleyways, garages, and street corners throughout the Seaton Village / Koreatown neighbourhood from 2-10 p.m.Seaton Village
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June 11-17The African Experience Festival is a multi-themed event curating Black-inspired art, culture, music, dance, fashion, literature, film, food, sports, and more. There are a few ticketed events, but most are totally free.Mel Lastman Square
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June 17This art festival happens in four neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesey Village, Regent Park, Kensington Market, and West Queen West with exhibitions, performances and parties and even a light parade.Toronto
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June 24Join in this longstanding tradition welcoming the new season with a full day of music, art, shopping, and entertainment. This year's event runs even later into the night.THE JUNCTION
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June 25Head to the Distillery District when the city's top yoga studios take the area over. Classes run throughout the day, and can be found outdoors all around the neighbourhood.The Distillery Historic District
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June 25One of the biggest Pride parades on the planet brings together hundreds of thousands of people who want to cheer on Toronto's LGBT community.Yonge Street
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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