15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week will see a slew of big artists hit the stage all over the city. Pride celebrations are on in full force with a tech community event, market and party, while there's lots of fantastic free events happening, too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 11Members of Toronto's tech community come together to discuss ways to improve inclusivity and hear from LGBTQ+ founders and tech leaders.RBC Waterpark
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June 11Pioneers of 80s new wave and alternative rock are dropping by Toronto as they take a tour through North America.Air Canada Centre
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June 12The Championship Tour has arrived with a ton of big players including Kendrick Lamar, SZA, ScHoolboyQ, Jay Rock, Ab-Soul, SiR and Lance SkiiiWalker.Budweiser Stage
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June 13Break out the bellbottoms, halters and platforms as The National Ballet of Canada’s annual gala recreates the spirit of the 70s.Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
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June 13Welcome to the new age with pop rockers Imagine Dragons arriving for the first of two nights as part of their Evolve Tour.Budweiser Stage
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June 13"Potential Breakup Song" sensations Aly & AJ have come to Toronto to slay with their pop rock sound for two nights.
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June 13 - September 2Over 80 works by Banksy will be on display, in what will be the world’s largest collection of works by the mysterious British street artist ever exhibited.213 Sterling Road
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June 14-22Films from Italy and beyond are showcased during this week-long festival that includes premieres, advance screenings and independent films.TIFF Bell Lightbox
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June 15This week's #FNL looks to celebrate Pride month with Colour ROM Proud: a night of queer art, expression, music, dancing, food and performance.Royal Ontario Museum
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June 15-17The smell of barbecued ribs takes over the Beaches with this fest that has a new feature this year: an on-site craft beer market featuring local breweries.Woodbine Park
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June 16-17Now in its 30th year, dragon boat racers from all over are here for this tournament that includes racing and a festival of culture, food and sport.Toronto Island
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June 17The Trinity Bellwoods Flea gets in the sprit of Pride month with a market dedicated to supporting LGBTQ artisans, makers and business owners.
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June 17Black-owned businesses from various industries come together to sell their goods and services alongside music, performances and food.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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