15 things to do in Toronto this week
Honestly, if you hadn't considered going to any summer events in Toronto yet, this week might be the time. There's five big-name performances and a music festival, four huge parties and three food festivals. Oh, and a bunch of free stuff as well.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 30The tragic events of last week have inspired art and brought a community of performers together to fundraise for the victims of the Danforth Shooting.
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July 31Everyone's favourite avant-pop electro queen St. Vincent is in Toronto for the night, playing hits of her most recent album Masseduction.Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
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August 1The debate around safer streets takes the spotlight during this screening of Bikes vs. Cars that features Toronto, followed by a panel on the subject.Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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August 2-5Vegans everywhere have something to celebrate. This big block party will see vegan goodies dished out at the city's newest vegan brewery.Vegandale Brewery
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August 3Slap on the red lipstick and go all out for the arrival of T-Swift and her new attitude, as part of her Reputation tour.Rogers Centre
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August 3-6Scattered around the city no more, food trucks from all over will fill Woodbine Park with all kinds of tastes, smells, brews and activities.Woodbine Park
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August 4The inaugural Middle Eastern food fest kicks off with favourites like Turkish coffee, Arak and grilled halloumi, plus art, music and dancing.Dundas Square
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August 4Come equipped with tissues as the deep, moving sounds of The National fill Fort York, with support from Father John Misty.Fort York National Historic Site
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August 5A big block party is going down in Toronto's colourful and historic Graffiti Alley, featuring live performances, dancing, food, drinks and games.Graffiti Alley
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August 5Over 100 different Indian foods are up for the tasting at this huge festival, with samples, street performers, activities and a bazaar.Nathan Phillips Square
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August 5Hot off the release of their newest album, Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, the Arctic Monkeys are here with their signature sound for one night only.Scotiabank Arena
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August 5It's a long weekend beach party at this instalment of Sunnside 20 with Leon Vynehall, Ali Black, Andy Capp and Korea Town Acid.Sunnyside Pavillion
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at the Food Truck Festival
Lead photo byHector Vasquez at the Food Truck Festival
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