15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week have lots of things to do ahead of the long weekend celebrations. Taste of Asia is back with a huge variety of traditional treats while the tall ships arrive for the Waterfront Festival. Bud Light Dreams is on and there's lots of great free stuff on, too.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
June 24-30Negroni Week is back to stir up some classic drinks is spots all over the city with new takes on the classic and a portion of proceeds going to charity.Multiple Venues
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June 25The iconic score form The Greatest Showman is arriving as Hugh Jackman takes the stage to belt out the award-winning tunes.Scotiabank Arena
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June 26Rapper, singer, and actress Little Simz does it all with a smooth and steady flow over R&B beats that'll get you moving and grooving.
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June 26Stand up gets surrealist at this monthly showcase of POC, LGBTQ+, gender non-conforming individuals and cis and trans womxn in an art gallery.187 Augusta Ave.
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June 27Spark up and cool out at this edition of High Minded, a film series for stoners, that's all about the visuals with a screening of Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
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June 27It's Lionel we're looking for as the legendary singer drops by for a night of nostalgic tunes from his spectacular career.Budweiser Stage
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June 28Local artists, crafters, musicians and makers are dropping in for this summertime night market that's fundraising for the programming at Workman Arts.
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June 28-30Over 120 vendors are setting up shop at this big Asian food festival with flavours from different countries, performances and shopping.Kennedy Road from Steeles Ave E to Clayton Drive
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June 29The Canada Day weekend celebrations are going down at Sunnyside with DJ Derrick Carter spinning the beats alongside Richard Brooks and Miz Megs.Sunnyside Pavilion & Cafe
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June 29-30Zedd, Rezz, Louis the Child and Nghtmre & Slander are just some of the EDM/house/trance DJs dropping by to play at Echo Beach.RBC Echo Beach
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June 29 - July 1The Maritimes are coming to Toronto at this year's Waterfront Festival featuring a fleet of tall ships, market and traditional music and performances.Sherbourne Common
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June 30Local LGBTQ2SIA+ business owners and makers are on hand with a big range of goodies at the special Pride edition of this market.
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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