15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this week are about to stuff your tummy with all kinds of tasty treats as a new food festival arrives at Ontario Place with cheap food and drinks. NXNE is set to fill the city with music and Luminato returns with a massive mirror maze. There's lots of free things on, as well.
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Events you might want to check out
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June 4Lez is More is back to showcase queer, sapphic talent, specializing in all-things L-word with this month's headliner the Juno-nominated Chanty Marostica.
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June 5We're into Game 3 of the NBA Finals and there's no better place to catch all the action than in the Square with a night of performances and fan festivities.Maple Leaf Square
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June 6The who's-who of Toronto's art scene are coming out for this high-powered art party with a night of installations, food, drinks, activities and more.
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June 6Toronto's own Death From Above 1979 forged their hard-going sound from the fires of the city's punk scene and brought it to the world stage.
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June 6-27North America' largest showcase of Japanese cinema is back with two weeks of special screenings and premieres, guests, talks and programming.Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
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June 7#FNL is back with a party in the museum and this week's theme centres around Indigenous talent with music and dance, plus food, drinks and more.Royal Ontario Museum
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June 7-8Short films by women directors are the focus of this annual film festival, with works by local and international filmmakers, Q&As and more.The Royal Cinema
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June 7-9Name a more iconic duo as this huge festival serves up gourmet mac and cheese with all the fixin's courtesy of celeb chefs in the name of charity.Roundhouse Park
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June 7-9New this year is a food festival with a focus on good food, good vibes and sustainability with $2 drinks and $4 food samples.Ontario Place
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June 8Another Toronto export, Meghan Remy's sound project uses experimental sounds to mix multiple genres into her unique tunes.
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June 8It's a grilled cheese throwdown for the ages as local shops duke it out to see who will reign supreme amongst a day of street festival fun.Lake Shore Blvd
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June 9Toronto's top chefs are coming out for this annual fundraiser with gourmet goodies up for the tasting, all in support of Second Harvest.Evergreen Brick Works
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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